#6 The Possession of Jean-Luc: analyzing Lonely Among Us

#8 Where is my mind? | Star Trek TNG analysis 1x8 The Battle

Picard battles a headache, and the past, when a Ferengi vessel has a gift for him: his old, long lost ship, the Stargazer. Also, is Picard a war criminal? We shall soon find out. If you want to listen to more chill and relaxing analysis of Star Trek episodes, don’t forget to subscribe! New episodes on Tuesdays. Music from New Midnight Cassette System by Frank Edward Nora (host of The Overnightscape). Timestamps (00:00) Introduction (05:53) The Captain’s Quarters (11:04) Headache and Mind-control (15:00) The Picard Maneuver (16:39) The Past (20:43) Outro #startrek #startrektng #analysis #review

#7 BONK! Go to h*rny jail | Star Trek TNG analysis 1x7 Justice

The Enterprise finds what looks like a paradise planet…until Wesley Crusher is sentenced to death under their swift justice system. Will Picard be able to save him? Should he? If you want to listen to more chill and relaxing analysis of Star Trek episodes, don’t forget to subscribe! New episodes on Tuesdays. Music from New Midnight Cassette System by Frank Edward Nora (host of The Overnightscape). Timestamps (00:00) Introduction (04:03) Meet the Edo (09:34) The Edo God (12:42) BONK! Go to h*rny jail (17:47) What is God? Edo don’t hurt me (22:59) The issue of the Prime Directive (25:49) Outro #startrek #startrektng #analysis #review

#6 The Possession of Jean-Luc: analyzing Lonely Among Us

Data becomes Sherlock Holmes. Deanna Troi practices hypnosis in space. And Picard puts his feet up on his desk and declares that he is just too busy for all this nonsense. We're analyzing of Star Trek: The Next Generation S1E6, "Lonely Among Us": While the Enterprise transports two alien delegations who are at odds with each other, an energy entity starts taking over members of the crew. If you want to listen to more chill and relaxing analysis of Star Trek episodes, don’t forget to subscribe! New episodes on Tuesdays. Music from New Midnight Cassette System by Frank Edward Nora (host of The Overnightscape). Timestamps: (00:00) Introduction (04:30) It’s diplomacy time, baby! (10:39) Elementary Data  (14:55) Possession (20:11) Last comments: Betazoid telepathy and mystical music (22:30) Outro #startrek #startrektng #analysis #review

#5 Don’t Think: analysis of Where No One Has Gone Before

We're flying to the edge of the universe in this analysis of Star Trek: TNG S1E5. An experimental engine modification sends the Enterprise to the edge of the known world, where thoughts can become reality. The crew then depends on a mysterious alien to bring them back home. If you want to listen to more chill and relaxing analysis of Star Trek episodes, don’t forget to subscribe! New episodes on Tuesdays. Music from New Midnight Cassette System by Frank Edward Nora (host of The Overnightscape). (00:00) Introduction (05:03) AITA: Am I the a–hole? (13:01) Wesley Amadeus Mozart (16:41) The Traveler: traveling through time, space, and thought (23:44) The power of thoughts (31:40) Outro #startrek #startrektng #analysis #review

#4 Meet the Ferengi: analysis of The Last Outpost

We also re-discover a long-gone Empire and Data gets his fingers stuck. Analysis of Star Trek: The Next Generation S1E4 The Last Outpost: The crew of the Enterprise meet the Ferengi as both ships are trapped by a mysterious planet that starts draining their energies. If you want to listen to more chill and relaxing analysis of Star Trek episodes, don’t forget to subscribe! New episodes on Tuesdays. Music from New Midnight Cassette System by Frank Edward Nora (host of The Overnightscape). (00:00) Introduction (02:19) Enter the Ferengi (07:49) Mission of exploration vs military mission (13:10) Relationship between history, memory and the past (19:01) Perspectives (23:26) Outro #startrek #startrektng #analysis #review