This is Season 5, Episode 25, which originally aired on June 1st, 1992. It has an impressive IMDb rating of 9.4 and is titled “The Inner Light.” A probe from an ancient culture causes Captain Picard to live an entire lifetime in a matter of minutes while in a coma on the bridge. I’ve been […]
Four D&D Tips from Star Trek TNG’s 14th Worst Episode The episode originally aired on April 20th, 1992, and has an IMDb rating of 6.1. It is entitled “Cost of Living.” Worf and Alexander’s relationship struggles, Mrs. Troi returns wanting to get married on the Enterprise, and metal parasites turn computers to goo. Despite its
Four D&D Tips from Star Trek TNG’s 13th Worst Episode The episode originally aired on June 19th, 1989, and currently has an IMDb rating of 6.1. It is entitled “Manhunt.” Deanna Troi’s mother once again visits the Enterprise, this time as a full ambassador, and is on the hunt for a new husband. This episode
Four D&D Tips from Star Trek TNG’s 12th Worst Episode The episode is entitled “Too Short a Season” and originally aired on February 8th, 1988, as Season 1, Episode 16. The Enterprise is called to take an elderly Starfleet admiral to a planet to resolve a hostage crisis. Once the admiral is onboard, he begins
It originally aired on February 1, 1993, and currently holds an IMDb rating of 6.0. It is entitled “Aquiel.” The Enterprise visits an isolated communications station to find the crew missing and murder and intrigue around every corner. Plus, a dog in an air vent. Geordi falls in love with yet another woman long distance,
This episode originally aired on May 4, 1992, and is Season 5, Episode 22. It currently holds an IMDb rating of 6.0 and is entitled “Imaginary Friend.” An alien entity assumes the identity of a little girl’s imaginary friend and then grows angry and mean. Yet another light ball invades the Enterprise. Think “The Child,”
Watch the YouTube video here: https://youtu.be/XYjmvQZ-y7Q It aired on November 9, 1987, and is the eighth episode of the first season. It currently boasts an IMDb rating of 6.0 and is entitled “Justice.” The Enterprise encounters an Eden-like planet. However, Wesley Crusher is condemned to death for an incredibly small infraction. The episode was directed
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/7-S59YL23FU With an IMDb rating of 6.0, that episode is “The Loss.” It is the 10th episode of the 4th season and originally aired on December 31, 1990. The Enterprise is caught in a field of two-dimensional creatures and, as a result, Counselor Troi loses her empathic abilities. “The Loss” gets a
It has an IMDb rating of 5.8 and is entitled “Masks.” It originally aired on February 21, 1994, and is the 17th episode of the seventh and final season of The Next Generation. The Enterprise encounters an 87-million-year-old rogue comet, which turns out to be a device that holds the history of an entire civilization.
Dungeons and Dragons Tips from Star Trek: The Next Generation According to IMDb, with a rating of 5.8, that episode is “The Child.” It originally aired on November 21, 1988, and is the Season 2 premiere. Counselor Troi is impregnated by an alien entity that unwittingly puts the Enterprise in danger. The premise of this
Four Dungeons and Dragons tips from Star Trek: The Next Generation’s fourth worst episode. I use the IMDb rating for these videos, and this episode clocks in with a rating of 5.7 out of 10. The episode is entitled “Man of the People.” It is Season 6, Episode 3, and originally aired on October 3,
D&D Tips From Star Trek (Video Transcript) Four Dungeons and Dragons tips from Star Trek: The Next Generation’s third worst episode. That episode, according to a rating of 5.1 on IMDb, is “Code of Honor.” It is the fourth episode of the first season and originally aired on October 12, 1987. Personally, I think there
Star Trek Adventures is the current role-playing game representing that storied franchise. Now you have the chance to explore the galaxy like Kirk, Picard, and Janeway. Create your character and don the uniform of a Starfleet officer. Characters sheets and RPG resources have appeared from the official versions to fan-made sheets. Here is my list
What was I up to in the mid-90s? Trying to write for Star Trek, of course. The Star Trek shows were one of the only, if not the only, TV shows to have an open submission policy. I fooled around and missed the opportunity to submit to The Next Generation. However, I was very young
