Rewatching ST:TNG after a 20-year break.
The script is budget-friendly tribble fodder, padded with clips from previous episodes representing the memories Riker relives as Pulaski stimulates his brainwaves to fight off a neural infection.
Even the non-flashback sequences are ponderous and awkward. Scenes with Chief O’Brien taunting Pulaski’s transporter-phobia and Picard hanging around sickbay firing off questions like a Doctor Who companion were unprofessional and cringeworthy.
A few touching Will/Deanna moments and some manly banter between Picard and Riker on leadership and death caught my eye; and as usual Diane Muldar pulls off a thankless task, this time in her final outing as nobody’s favorite replacement chief medical officer.
But overall, this episode is a forgettable mess.
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