{5\/5} “Looks like Sheriff Worf’s here to arrest me.”<\/p>\n
Star Trek: The Next Generation<\/strong> season 6, aired in 1992-93<\/p>\n When the Enterprise encounters a Dyson Sphere, and a ship that crashed on it, they find someone who has been stuck in the transporter for 75 years — Montgomery Scott. When Amanda Rogers comes aboard she thinks she’s a human but she’s really a Q. When Captain Picard leads a clandestine mission in Cardassian space he gets captured — meanwhile, Captain Jellico assumes command of the Enterprise. When Barclay examines the Sherlock Holmes program on the holodeck, he finds Professor Moriarty — who knows about the Enterprise and demands to leave the holodeck.<\/p>\n The writers would always wait a few months before writing the conclusion to a season-ending cliffhanger — which sometimes worked for them, but in general is a bad idea. The season 6 and 7 part 2s are significantly less interesting than the season 4 and 5 part 2s.<\/p>\n They tried some different things this season. Not all were completely successful, but every episode has something to like.<\/p>\n Although we don’t see Mot the barber too often, he’s a welcome addition to the crew. My favourite poem of the season is “Ode to Spot.”<\/p>\n One more quotation: “Would you like to talk about what\u2019s bothering you, or would you like to break some more furniture?” — Troi, to Worf<\/p>\n In “Face of the Enemy” Deanna wakes up on board a Romulan ship — and she’s been surgically altered to look like a Romulan. In “Tapestry” Q gives Captain Picard a chance to fix a mistake he made in his youth. In the 2-part “Birthright” Data dreams and Worf finds a village where Klingons and Romulans are living together. In “Lessons” Captain Picard falls for the head of stellar cartography who shares his love of music.<\/p>\n Guest stars include Jerry Hardin, Ronny Cox, and David Warner. Stephen Hawking makes a brief appearance when Data includes him in a poker game on the holodeck. The ultimate guest star, James Doohan, reprises his role of Scotty from TOS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n This is the 2nd time I’ve seen it.<\/p>\n