In a nice change of pace, a captain (not an admiral) goes rogue against the Cardassians, who suddenly appear to have been at war with the Federation for years.

Data watches everyone (including the newly introduced Keiko O'Brien) be stupid in this slice-of-life episode. Oh, and there's something about a Romulan spy. Includes guest commentator Ryan Veeder.

In this episode we get to see what happens when Troi stops being polite and starts being real. Oh, and Riker is THE WORST. Includes guest commentator Cynthia Taylor.

In which we we bid a fond farewell to Wesley Crusher by reenacting the Water Weird scene from The Dungeon of Dread.

In our third extrasode, Captain Archer's racism and inability to listen to anyone unsurprisingly causes trouble for the Enterprise crew.

In an episode where Riker is once again saved by his own ineptness, we can't even nitpick without losing it.

In this episode, we bid hail and farewell to two beloved recurring characters, and say hello to another. Includes guest commentator, Jill Neff.

The appearance of Tasha Yar's long-lost sister makes for an episode that falls right into the Goldilocks zone.

The appearance of Tasha Yar's long-lost sister makes for an episode that falls right into the Goldilocks zone.

The return of "The Traveler" and his conflation of physics with metaphysics mars what could have been a decent Crusher episode.