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+ | '''Darjeeling tea''' was a special blend of [[tea]] originating from [[India]]. |
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+ | ''In an [[anti-time future|unknown, alternate future timeframe]], [[Jean-Luc Picard]] was not pleased with the tea served by [[Data]]'s maid [[Jessel]], asking her if she hadn't served Darjeeling instead of [[Earl Grey tea|Earl Grey]], a question she chose to ignore.'' ({{TNG|All Good Things...}})'' |
| + | {{bginfo|Questioning whether the tea was Earl Grey or Darjeeling would be considered a slur to the strength of the brew and quality of the tea and a serious question to the tea makers skill as Darjeeling's mild flavor and Earl Grey's bold taste could never be mistaken even by a casual tea drinker. It would mean Picard was stating, in his own way, that Jessel had not made a good cup of tea.|In an early draft of the script for {{e|Contagion}}, Picard ordered Darjeeling tea, however, this reference was changed, and became the first time he ever uttered: "''tea, Earl Grey, hot.''"}} |
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Revision as of 13:07, 26 October 2012
AT: "at" Darjeeling tea was a special blend of tea originating from India.
In an unknown, alternate future timeframe, Jean-Luc Picard was not pleased with the tea served by Data's maid Jessel, asking her if she hadn't served Darjeeling instead of Earl Grey, a question she chose to ignore. (TNG: "All Good Things...")
Questioning whether the tea was Earl Grey or Darjeeling would be considered a slur to the strength of the brew and quality of the tea and a serious question to the tea makers skill as Darjeeling's mild flavor and Earl Grey's bold taste could never be mistaken even by a casual tea drinker. It would mean Picard was stating, in his own way, that Jessel had not made a good cup of tea.
In an early draft of the script for "Contagion", Picard ordered Darjeeling tea, however, this reference was changed, and became the first time he ever uttered: "tea, Earl Grey, hot."