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* [[The Cast Showoff]]: Gates McFadden made her name as a choreographer and, in "Data's Day," Crusher gets a scene where she teaches Data to dance, opening with a fairly impressive bit of tap-dancing from the doctor.
* [[The Cast Showoff]]: Gates McFadden made her name as a choreographer and, in "Data's Day," Crusher gets a scene where she teaches Data to dance, opening with a fairly impressive bit of tap-dancing from the doctor.
* [[Combat Medic]]: One of the more prominent examples among ''[[Star Trek|Trek]]'' doctors, she's quite able and ''willing'' to shoot a phaser or throw a punch, and does surprisingly well when she's forced by circumstance to command the ship in a fight. In fact, she ''likes'' command and regularly commands the night shift "just to keep in practice."
* [[Combat Medic]]: One of the more prominent examples among ''[[Star Trek|Trek]]'' doctors, she's quite able and ''willing'' to shoot a phaser or throw a punch, and does surprisingly well when she's forced by circumstance to command the ship in a fight. In fact, she ''likes'' command and regularly commands the night shift "just to keep in practice."
* [[Fiery Redhead]]: Although she has yet to approach the levels of this seen in, say, [[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine|Kira Nerys]], [[Fiery Redhead|this trope]] comes into full effect when anyone tries to stop her from doing what she sees as her job.
* [[Fiery Redhead]]: Although she has yet to approach the levels of this seen in, say, [[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine|Kira Nerys]], this trope comes into full effect when anyone tries to stop her from doing what she sees as her job.
{{quote|'''Riker''': (''as Picard contemplates beaming Crusher back aboard despite her insistence on staying behind to treat wounded civilians'') I don't wanna be in the Transporter Room to greet her.}}
{{quote|'''Riker''' (''as Picard contemplates beaming Crusher back aboard despite her insistence on staying behind to treat wounded civilians''): I don't wanna be in the Transporter Room to greet her.}}
* [[Hot Mom]]: Her figure was mentioned in her original character description. In-story, she was certainly a draw, between [[UST]] with [[The Captain|Picard]] and several one-episode romance plots.
* [[Hot Mom]]: Her figure was mentioned in her original character description. In-story, she was certainly a draw, between [[Unresolved Sexual Tension]] with [[The Captain|Picard]] and several one-episode romance plots.
* [[Mama Bear]]: Her reaction when Lore threatens to kill [[Creator's Pet|Wesley]] in "Datalore".
* [[Mama Bear]]: Her reaction when Lore threatens to kill [[Creator's Pet|Wesley]] in "Datalore".
* [[The McCoy]]: Slips into this on occasion.
* [[The McCoy]]: Slips into this on occasion.
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* [[Ms. Fanservice]]: And ''how''. She sported prominent cleavage and a raging cameltoe for most of the series.
* [[Ms. Fanservice]]: And ''how''. She sported prominent cleavage and a raging cameltoe for most of the series.
* [[Raven Hair, Ivory Skin]]
* [[Raven Hair, Ivory Skin]]
* [[Recycled Script]]: Based on Ilia from ''Star Trek: Phase II'' (which was cancelled and re-worked into ''[[Star Trek: The Motion Picture|Star Trek the Motion Picture]]'').
* [[Recycled Script]]: Based on Ilia from ''Star Trek: Phase II'' (which was cancelled and re-worked into ''[[Star Trek: The Motion Picture]]'').
* [[Sensor Character]]
* [[Sensor Character]]
* [[Serious Business]]:
* [[Serious Business]]:
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* [[Three Faces of Eve]]: Troi is the child.
* [[Three Faces of Eve]]: Troi is the child.
* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: "Face of the Enemy".
* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: "Face of the Enemy".
** ...also known as The [[Good Troi Episode]].
** ...also known as The Good Troi Episode.
* [[The Watson]]: Sadly often used to ask questions to which any Starfleet officer, even a directly-commissioned shrink, should know the answer, but [[Viewers are Morons|the audience may not]].
* [[The Watson]]: Sadly often used to ask questions to which any Starfleet officer, even a directly-commissioned shrink, should know the answer, but [[Viewers are Morons|the audience may not]].
* [[Women Drivers]]: Very adept at crashing the Federation flagship into things. We'll ignore the time she was ''told'' to.
* [[Women Drivers]]: Very adept at crashing the Federation flagship into things. We'll ignore the time she was ''told'' to.
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