Star Trek: The Next Generation

Troi's barbie doll physique in the blue catsuit remind me of Madeline Ashton noticing her body perk back up after swallowing the magic portion.

Really enjoyed this episode. I hope the rest keeps up the rompy pace and ridiculousness.

Shame Troi's mother didn't barge in. It took me 3 goes to watch this episode and I do recall she was mentioned at the start.
 
Love the collision of characteristics, contradictions, quips and sense of tension all at play here. Love the exploration of something being amiss and resorting to, or the consideration, of trusting one's gut and how to utilise it wisely or else face regrettable consequences, ie, for how long are one's needs truly served by acting this way. Love where this is going.
 
Oh that was good. How tragic for what's his face - was hoping they could have kept him. Crusher not a strand out of place - completely underused again.
 
How they caught this guy given how superior they're demonstrating him to be. Sadly the actor seems to have worked consistently, but mostly 1 off episodes on shows. He's gorgeous in a very particular 90s way.
 
Just had my annual First Contact watch which I do consider a Christmas movie (one could argue First Contact is probably the most significant event after the birth of Jesus and the Vulcans are literally dressed like three wise men coming out of that ship). Alfre Woodard and Patrick Stewart are just fabulous together, it must have been nice for Patrick Stewart to act with someone on his calibre :disco:
 
Poor Q having that ensemble picked out for him. Troi's acting is of course so subtle, therefore it's hard to tell if she's sensing something. Oh scrap that, she's just said she's sensing something.
 
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