A surreal mystery which I enjoyed but I would have enjoyed it more had it all taken place within Troi's monochrome dream.. or nightmare.
Sometimes you get the feeling that in Star Trek, if one character goes down with an illness, they all claim to have it.
A spooky, things that go bump in the night kind of story. I would have believed this first aired on Halloween, but it actually aired in March 1991.
If this episode had been pitched to an older audience maybe the script-writers could have gone further with it, but I get the feeling that the restraints placed on the writers and producers due to age limitations is what really held this story back. There are one or two spine-tingling moments, especially for the Doctor.
This one is trying hard to keep the suspense going, but is having problems keeping that impulse going.
This weeks clue. "I don't sleep I dream"
Sometimes you get the feeling that in Star Trek, if one character goes down with an illness, they all claim to have it.
A spooky, things that go bump in the night kind of story. I would have believed this first aired on Halloween, but it actually aired in March 1991.
If this episode had been pitched to an older audience maybe the script-writers could have gone further with it, but I get the feeling that the restraints placed on the writers and producers due to age limitations is what really held this story back. There are one or two spine-tingling moments, especially for the Doctor.
This one is trying hard to keep the suspense going, but is having problems keeping that impulse going.
This weeks clue. "I don't sleep I dream"