This episode is perfectly fine but is probably way to high for most people’s tastes. Small hitch: she’s one of Worf’s former lovers. Special Emissary K’Ehleyr arrives (after having travelled in a torpedo!) to deal with a Klingon battle cruiser that has woken up from suspended animation and still thinks the Empire is at war with the Federation. That time is moving at different speeds in this pocket of space is an interesting plot choice as well and its fun to navigate that.Īlso, this is the one where Picard makes a happy face out of the warp core vapor and that’s a really terrific moment. Both ships are actually trying to work together and end up helping some aliens in the process.
This one also flips the script on the “Romulans are bad and treacherous” thing. take a runabout to go to a conference and we meet up with them on the return journey as they discuss what they enjoyed and disliked about the conference and its just nice to get a glimpse into the recreational life of the Enterprise crew, especially this sort of off-ship activity. One of the things I like about this one is it starts with some road trip vibes. If I was re-doing this list today, I would probably switch this episode with S5 “Cause and Effect,” which I think is probably the best space problems/temporal disaster episode, but 4 years ago when I initially started this project, I guess that wasn’t the case. Picard, Data, Troi, and Geordi return from a conference to find the Enterprise frozen in battle with a Romulan warbird.Īnother disaster in space episode with a helping of temporal issue. Oops! It’s been almost four years, but this series is finally finished! This is the seventh and final part in a series the first six parts can be found here ( Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6 as well as the Picard tea pot piece).
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