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Based on how Riker described it, it sounded like it was already broken, and it was phasing in and out, kinda like a flickering light, and stopped “flickering” once it was partially inside of the asteroid, where it finally materialized. This was after Riker and Pressman had left in an escape pod.
Frankly, when I watched this episode when it first aired, it really disturbed me.
The well preserved bodies from the vacuum really sold the creep factor.
still not as creepy as this shot from TNG - S04E25 - "In Theory"
I think I might actually have screamed when I first saw that (I was 12). and it definitely gave me nightmares.
Ah, ye olde Lieutenant of the Hallway.
Wherever she falls, there shall she be buried… because she is molecularly fused with the floor