The Next Generation Season Seven Retrospective. Descent: Part II. The season opening falls apart almost immediately. The interesting premise set up in the previous season's cliff- hanger just wasn't played out well at all. This is just a jumbled mess.
Skip it. 2. Liaisons. An alien race sends different liaisons to the Enterprise in order to learn about different human (and nonhuman) emotions. Fun, clever episode, especially in the scenes where the one guy keeps trying to piss off Worf. Watch it. 3. Interface. Another episode where Geordie pines for a woman he can never be with. This time, it's his mother.
Episode guide featuring extensive critical reviews of Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica, Caprica, Firefly. I think that for these data dream episodes. Star Trek: The Next Generation. Data: 137 years, Admiral, according to Starfleet records. If this were a bad dream, would you tell me? Data's dream program leads to apparently aberrant behavior. Property Value; dbo:abstract 'Fantasmas' es el sexto episodio de la s. Phantasms (Star Trek: The Next Generation) (en) Fantasmas. Watch Star Trek: The Next Generation Season 7 Episode 6: Phantasms online. SideReel features links to all your. Data's dream program begins to produce nightmares that dangerously affect his behavior---but that may hold.
Gambit: Parts I & IIThis season's action story. I'm not so sure that the story had to be stretched across two parts, but both are pretty darn entertaining and fun.
Phantasms. Data's dream program begins to give him nightmares. Dark Page. Lawaxana is back, only this time she has to deal with her repressed memories of her dead daughter. That's a lot darker than any other Lwaxana story, and unfortunately it just wasn't executed well at all.
This episode is notable for containing a very early appearance by Kirsten Dunst. Skip it. 8. Attached. Picard and Dr Crusher get kidnapped and held in some psychic prison where they can read each other's emotions and thoughts. Neat idea, but short of classic status.
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Star Trek; Star Trek: The Next Generation Rewatch Star Trek: The Next Generation Rewatch. When activating his dream program, Data “sleeps” in a bed with covers on—but is still in full uniform. Star Trek: The Next Generation. Stardate: Unknown - During an exchange program. Data's new dream subroutine causes him to experience nightmares which provide a unique insight into strange events that.
Watch it. 9. Force of Nature. Some aliens show up and tell the Enterprise that warp technology is destroying the universe.
Neat idea and not an all together bad attempt at an environmental episode, but it was just too silly and made no sense. This episode ends with Starfleet agreeing to set limits of where and when ships can use their warp drive, which was quickly ignored in every subsequent Star Trek series. Skip it. 10. Inheritance. Data meets the wife of his creator, who turns out to be yet another android. It's funny how the android character seems to have the largest extended family on the show, since we eventually met his father, his mother, two brothers, and even his grand father (or something) in an episode of Enterprise.
Anyway, this movie is ok, and worth watching for the performance of Fionnula Flanaga, who went on to play Eloise Hawkingon Lost. Watch it. 11. Parallels. We finally have a great episode for season seven! Worf somehow finds himself shifting dimensions and realities, where the people and events change around him. This is another mind- bending, super entertaining episode that is one of my all time favories. Buy it. 12. The Pegasus. Riker's former commander comes back to enlist him on a secret mission that involves a classified incident they both helped cover up years ago.
Turns out, they were a part of an attempt to develop a cloaking device, going in violation of some treaty Starfleet signed against the Romulans. Anyway, I like this episode a lot. It's a good conspiracy story and it has an awesome performance by Terry O'Quinn as Admiral Eric Pressman. Buy it. 13. Homeward. All of a sudden, Worf has another brother.. Sorvino uses the Holodeck to transporter some settlers to another planet without their knowledge.
Ok episode, but nothing special. This same basic premise was later used for the Next Generation film Insurrection. Skip it. 14. Sub Rosa. Here's an episode for the ladies. This is basically a Gothic romance centered around Doctor Crusher's love affair with a ghost. This isn't one of my favorites. The main thing I remember is the scene where Crusher masturbates in her quarters.
I wish I was making that up. Skip it. 15. Lower Decks. This episode is told from the perspective of the junior officers on the ship. This is actually a really good episode, even if it doesn't have enough of the main cast. Watch it. 16. Thine Own Self. Data is lost on some planet with Amnesia, where he is taken in by a family as he slowly begins to piece his memory back together. This is one of my favorite Data episodes.
It's really well written and a lot of fun. Buy it. 17. Masks. I have no idea what this episode was about.
Some weird probe infects the Enterprise and slowly turns the ship into some Aztec temple, and Data is possessed by a bunch of different personalities, one of whom is a sun goddess. This was a very clever story, I guess, but it makes no sense and is only worth watching because Brent Spiner is amazing as the various characters. Watch it. 18. Eye of the Beholder.
A pretty good murder mystery with a Star Trek twist, because it involves two telepaths. Genesis. Data and Picard come back to the Enterprise only to find it derelict in space, while the crew members have all devolved into lower life forms.
The high point of the episode is when they find Riker has turned into a caveman. I'm not sure how they could tell the difference.
Anyway, this is a straight up horror story that was incredibly well done. This was the only episode directed by Dr Crusher herself, Gates Mc.
Fadden, which is a shame because she did an impeccable job. Journey's End. Wesley Crusher helps out some Space Indians and then turns into a God. Skip it. 21. Firstborn. A future version of Worf's son Alexander travels back in time to prevent himself from growing up into a huge wimp. It doesn't work. Skip it. Bloodlines. Remember that Ferengi Dai. Mon Bok from season one?
In order to get revenge on Picard, he tells him he's found his long lost son. But don't get too excited, since it turns out it was all some trick, so the entire episode was pointless. Skip it. 23. Emergence. The Enterprise becomes sentient, and manifests its psyche as a really boring program on the Holodeck. Preemptive Strike.
Ro Laren leaves the crew and joins the Maquis, a group of freedom fighters at war with the Cardassian Empire. It is an absolutely brilliant story that uses time travel to merge this series finale with the events of the series pilot, creating a mind- bending story that is both enthralling and nostalgic. This is probably the best episode of the entire series, in my opinion. Buy it. And.. I've finally reviewed every last episode, and I have my life back. Season seven was a mixed bag, containing some of my all time favorite episodes and more than a few of the absolute worst. Everything came together at the end, however, culminating in a masterful series finale. Here are the totals: Skip it: 1.
Watch it: 9. Buy it: 6 (counting All Good Things as twice, since it was technically a two- part episode).