Worf: If winning is not important, then commander, why keep score? Worf: Rest assured commander we will be victorious, at whatever the cost. Everything moves toward a reasonable, if underwhelming, conclusion.įavorite Scenes: Worf has some cool lines when they’re talking about playing a friendly game of Parisi Squares: There is real tension in the episode when they abandon the ship, even more later when Picard and Riker realize they’ve lost control of the Enterprise. From here on the plot moves along at a pretty good pace, and every twist and turn does seem to logically flow from one to the next. Picard joins him and thus neither one are aware of a ship-wide emergency that has the entire crew evacuated.
Riker starts up a holodeck program that takes place in a bar in New Orleans, and gets sucked in pretty quick–I can’t blame him, judging from his company. When we return the next 10 minutes are mostly taken up with getting all of the crew off the ship for some shore leave. Plot A deals with the Bynars and the holodeck, there is no plot B. Still, the groundwork is laid to make us a little suspicious of them. They seem a bit startled to only have 48 hours to get everything done, but go to work. They are a pretty cool little race of folks that are about as close to a computer as organic folks can get (heh, they haven’t met the Borg yet). Plot A and B Analysis: A pretty well-constructed teaser here: the Enterprise docks with a starbase for upgrades to its computer systems, which will be conducted by the Bynars.
STAR TREK TNG MINUET UPDATE
Plot Synopsis: While a group of technologically advanced aliens board the Enterprise to update the ship’s computer systems, Riker discovers just how real a holodeck character can be.
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