Lwxwana Troi visits Enterprise to get married and teaches Alexander Rozhenko how to enjoy freedom and have spontaneous fun.
This is an episode that focuses heavily on the guest characters and I think you have to like them and enjoy the humour for it to work.
The story is okay, with a decent amount of irony written into the situation involving Lwxwana, her free spirited nature, and the personality of her potential husband. It does though take number of random turns to get where it needs to go and has a rather uninspired subplot.
Lwxwana and Alexander share plenty of screen time, and these are the scenes likely to be the most enjoyed or disliked. I struggled with most of them, particularly the holodeck sequences which have imagery that would not look out of place in a Stephen King horror scene. Thankfully, Worf just about makes some scenes bearable with some well delivered lines and Deanna Troi has some positive moments. Well done to Michael Dorn and Marina Sirtis.
Majel Barrett makes the best use of material she has, but I don't think it is very well written. She is consistently a great performer within the franchise, but most of the humour associated with this character never works for me.
Brian Bonsall also has weak material and it makes him appear to be an awkward actor, but I don't think he is bad, it's how the character is used that does him a disservice.
The subplot is just a sci-fi tick box exercise in my opinion and I expect to forget it's detail in very short space of time.
Visually it is pretty good, with some good costumes, props, and makeup effects. Even the weird holodeck moments are memorable to look at.