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THE DOCTOR IS IN---DISTRESS!! 
Luck runs out for dear Doctor Crusher on my 13th ST Girls picture. (Honestly, this is actually like the 20th os so picture in this series, but I decided to return to conventional enumeration since I was finally getting back to TNG women--Besides I was getting tired of the whole 04.xx thing.)
To those of you who are wondering why the French Maid Planet is still up to its old tricks some 80 years after Uhura and M'Ress enjoyed their unique hospitality, let me remind you that this is a pre-warp society, and therefore protected from cultural influence by Star Fleet's own Prime Directive. Kirk would be well withing his rights to rescue Uhura, M'Ress, Rand, Chapel, Noel, and all the other of his crew women who where maidified by the denesins of the FMP, but he is honor bound not to force the FMP'ers to change their ways.
So by the time the "Big E"-"D" comes around, the only things that have changed about FMP's culture is that they impose slightly sleeker uniforms upon their prisoners.
What to say about Dr, Crusher? Well first, I have to admit, it took me a while to appreciate 1701-D's head physician. Back when the show premiered, and people would point out Gates McFadden's obvious charms, I would usually retort: "Ewww, Yew like Wesley's MOM!" (Hey don't look at me like that. TNG premiered exactly 20 years ago practically to the day! How old were you back then?) But the intervening years have made me a wiser, hornier man, hence I gained an appreciation for the ol' doc
and I really enjoyed playing doctor with the character.
On another note, I am reminded of the multitude of episodes in which security chief Worf would warn Dr. Crusher not to beam down to a planet on account of its surface was overrun by terrorist kidnappers, borg drones, or rapist gangs. ( I sh%t thee not.)
I was always annoyed at how untrained, skinny little Beverly would always square up in Worf's face and insist that she "could take care of herself" and then march headlong right into her own abduction. It would serve her right if Worf dragged his heels in coming to her aid this time around.
Hmmm, now that I think about it, in the final season of the show, shortly before Worf's transfer to DS9, I recall Crusher attending Worf's combat training sessions. Who knows? Perhaps maidification finally convinced her to actually get learn how to take care of herself for real?
Luck runs out for dear Doctor Crusher on my 13th ST Girls picture. (Honestly, this is actually like the 20th os so picture in this series, but I decided to return to conventional enumeration since I was finally getting back to TNG women--Besides I was getting tired of the whole 04.xx thing.)
To those of you who are wondering why the French Maid Planet is still up to its old tricks some 80 years after Uhura and M'Ress enjoyed their unique hospitality, let me remind you that this is a pre-warp society, and therefore protected from cultural influence by Star Fleet's own Prime Directive. Kirk would be well withing his rights to rescue Uhura, M'Ress, Rand, Chapel, Noel, and all the other of his crew women who where maidified by the denesins of the FMP, but he is honor bound not to force the FMP'ers to change their ways.
So by the time the "Big E"-"D" comes around, the only things that have changed about FMP's culture is that they impose slightly sleeker uniforms upon their prisoners.
What to say about Dr, Crusher? Well first, I have to admit, it took me a while to appreciate 1701-D's head physician. Back when the show premiered, and people would point out Gates McFadden's obvious charms, I would usually retort: "Ewww, Yew like Wesley's MOM!" (Hey don't look at me like that. TNG premiered exactly 20 years ago practically to the day! How old were you back then?) But the intervening years have made me a wiser, hornier man, hence I gained an appreciation for the ol' doc
and I really enjoyed playing doctor with the character.On another note, I am reminded of the multitude of episodes in which security chief Worf would warn Dr. Crusher not to beam down to a planet on account of its surface was overrun by terrorist kidnappers, borg drones, or rapist gangs. ( I sh%t thee not.)
I was always annoyed at how untrained, skinny little Beverly would always square up in Worf's face and insist that she "could take care of herself" and then march headlong right into her own abduction. It would serve her right if Worf dragged his heels in coming to her aid this time around.
Hmmm, now that I think about it, in the final season of the show, shortly before Worf's transfer to DS9, I recall Crusher attending Worf's combat training sessions. Who knows? Perhaps maidification finally convinced her to actually get learn how to take care of herself for real?
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"this is a pre-warp society, and therefore protected from cultural influence by Star Fleet's own Prime Directive."
And of course we all know how seriously Kirk took General Order 1 
So much so, that he's able to restrain himself from retaliating and double-fist punching every last FMP citizen into next week... thus spoiling further opportunities to see his crew-women all taped up in teensy little outfits. Theirs is a strange culture, but it must not be interfered with. 