In a strange alien world, where women are in charge of everything, will Riker find a way to bone the Elected One and still win an argument, as Crusher races to cure a plague that was somehow created by the holodek?

On theme with the evil twin switch of the episode, Jack likes this episode and Leil does not.

It's a classic holodek mess around! We're joined by Jynx Jenkins from Overbooked https://ease-drop.com/portfolio/overbooked-podcast/ as a holodek malfunction derails Doctor Crusher's efforts to get laid in a noir detective novel.

It's a wedding that nobody actually wants to go through with, and the introduction of an absolute sociopath!

Q, the creature who refuses to let his godlike powers interfere with him acting like the adult version of the kid from Problem Child, returns. This time, to offer Riker some of that sweet, sweet omnipotence.

The Ferengi return, are slightly less offensive stereotypes, and they've got a score to settle with Picard in this definitely air-tight storyline.

Another week, another disembodied alien intelligence trying to destroy the ship. Also, a planet who's come up with a nifty, simple solution to all crime...capital punishment for everything! Join us as we make the best of one of the worst episodes in the series.

The first in a long line of times some sort of alien intelligence gets onboard the ship. Also, there are some aliens who want to murder each other.

Space....and time...and thought...are not as disconnected as they seem....

Shut up, Wesley

Building on the racist momentum established in Code Of Honor, this episode introduces the Nazi propaganda cartoons otherwise known as the Ferengi!