TNG Season 1, Episode 10 (Netflix: S1 E11): Hide and Q
This episode covers some themes that I’m very interested in, such as the temptation of power, but I’m not pleased with how they demonstrate this theme. In the end Riker rejects ultimate power just because his friends don’t really like the gifts he gave them. Plus there are a lot of really silly things in this episode.
Read more at Memory Alpha
Similar themes as TOS episode Where No Man Has Gone Before
Notes:
File under: John de Lancie (Q)
File under: One Note Worf

Everyone talks back to Q, but as soon as Yar does it, both here and in Encounter at Farpoint, Q makes an example out of her. He must really not like her

“It sounds strange, but Im in a penalty box…Q’s penalty box. It sounds strange but it definitely isn’t.” -Yar No it’s strange, as is Yar’s weird crying scene that follows.
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