One of the best episodes of TNG, full stop, and a wonderful example of what Star Trek is all about.

Another installment in the 'Admiral Goes Rogue' category, except this time Picard gets called on the carpet as well.

This horrible (and derivative!) Q episode gives you a not-completely-awful opening section, only to really get you in the second half. Includes guest commentator Jill Neff.

Lt. Barclay returns to help the Enterprise crew yawn its way to the center of the galaxy. Includes "hierarchical collective command structures." Interrogative!

Geordi manages to science his way out of a shaky-cam horror movie--without burying us in tech talk.

In an episode that Dan somehow managed to miss first-run, the Enterprise crew combat a deadly attack of sleep apnea.

The long-anticipated end to the Leah Brahms duology tells you all you need to know about Geordi La Forge.

The story of Riker royally bollixing up a first contact situation is made bearable by the fact that he spends most of the episode unconscious.

Thirty seconds of lost time leaves the Enterprise crew with an awful execution of a stupid mystery that has something for everyone to hate.

Picard takes on the godmother of all drag queens, as she tries to take over a planet of FABULOUSLY fashionable people.