• ST:TNGeez: 4.17 "Night Terrors"

  • Mar 22 2024
  • Length: 50 mins
  • Podcast
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ST:TNGeez: 4.17 "Night Terrors"

  • Summary

  • When the Enterprise comes across a fellow Starfleet ship, the Brittian, and everyone onboard is murdered, it’s Picard and company’s job to figure out why they all went bananas before the bananas happen to them! Well to figure this death-conudrum out (DEATH-UNDRUM), Picard actually doesn’t do much, and Ri-dog neither. Luckily this high-falutin Galaxy-Class death trap comes with a robot because the Captain’s got to hand over the wheel. Seems the crew on the Brittain killed each other save one mumbling Betazed who’s the only one left alive (so this dude probably killed the last person -- right? They never talk about it!) It’s not only Data but Deanna Troi doing the heavy lifting on this one -- I mean look at the cleavage when she’s flying. Support your back counselor! --as she is the only one on the ship who can dream. But they ain’t dreams, honey -- they’re nightmares! The crew continues on a downward spiral as Bev and Diana take leadership roles while Picard gets his mind blown by a nightmare elevator accident and Riker gets snakes on his feet. Things ramp up when O'Brien becomes crankier than ever, and Whoopie pulls an automatic! Whoopie! Whoopie? At least this sister act get’s to fire an actual laser! Can Diana communicate with the dream ship on the other side of the space rip thing in time? Can Picard put his trust in his android pal, Data -- yes, yes he can. Can Data show us that he can run this Galaxy Class bitch all by himself?

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