Voyager comes across a member of the Q continuum.
This is a solid episode with strong performances.
There is a good reflective character driven story involving Q. Although the subject matter is relatively downbeat, it is portrayed in an entertaining way by great delivery of strong dialogue. Interesting topics like state control, individual rights, suicide and existentialist themes are explored using Q's dilemma and the decision Janeway has to make.
There are some humorous and inventive moments involving the use of Q powers that are quite entertaining. Some of it is suitably random as you expect from this type of episode.
Gerrit Graham, John de Lancie, Katie Mulgrew are on great form with Tim Russ having some good moments too.
For me it's a 7.510, but I round upwards.
This is a solid episode with strong performances.
There is a good reflective character driven story involving Q. Although the subject matter is relatively downbeat, it is portrayed in an entertaining way by great delivery of strong dialogue. Interesting topics like state control, individual rights, suicide and existentialist themes are explored using Q's dilemma and the decision Janeway has to make.
There are some humorous and inventive moments involving the use of Q powers that are quite entertaining. Some of it is suitably random as you expect from this type of episode.
Gerrit Graham, John de Lancie, Katie Mulgrew are on great form with Tim Russ having some good moments too.
For me it's a 7.510, but I round upwards.