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The transporter doesn't seem so safe after all
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Pitch for an episode. Find a rogue starship lost decades ago and the crew is just hundreds of copies of the old transporter chief who found himself the only survivor in a past disaster. Desperate, he did the only thing he could think of to crew the ship and satisfy his loneliness. After so many years of churning out copies of himself from the decaying version in his buffer, he now believes himself to be the ideal humanoid being.
Gaaarry!
"Rimmerworld" episode of Red Dwarf is a lot like that.
I'd only watch it if it was Miles and maybe Molly
Horatio from Endless Space is an entire interstellar empire of this.
So is Horde Prime from Shera and the Princesses of Power.