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Everyone's
favourite neurotic, lieutenant Barclay, has a close encounter
with an alien probe that in some mysterious ways seems to
have triggered an explosion in his IQ. But as Barclay get
smarter he starts to become a threat to the Enterprise...
Poor
old Reg, during The Nth Degree one minute a stuttering
fool, the next a super being. The Nth Degree plays upon all
the best parts of Barclays character and the story of the
loser come hero is played out with some real pathos.
Q
decides that Picard needs a love life and so transports him
to Sherwood forest along with crew woman Vash in an attempt
at a little Robin and Marion match making. Some of the crew
are dragged along as support...
If
you like Q then Qpid will please, if you like men in
tights you'll also be a happy person if however, you find
think it's all a bit twee and contrived you'll be pushing
the fast forward quicker than you can say Sheriff of Nottingham.
A
Klingon passes technical details about the Enterprise to the
Romulans but the finger of blame points to a traitor within
the ranks of Picard's crew...
It's
time for an internal enquiry in The Drum Head and before
you know it you're thinking that an internal inspection would
be more fun. Blood, thunder, serious expressions and a much
talk of loyalty. How dull.
Lwaxana
Troi calls by and falls for a passing alien who is helping
the Enterprise with some solar experiments. But when his works
fails and he has to go home Lwaxana feels deserted...
Half
a Life is a Lwaxana episode: innuendo, dark contact lenses
and plenty of ham. And despite all this and precious little
real plot it somehow manages to be entertaining. Just don't
expect to be intellectually stimulated.
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