Both stories feature regular characters going into comas and experiencing unusual things as their comrades try to bring them back to consciousness. While, the quality of these two episodes *ahem* vary, I just wanted to watch them back to back and see if my head explodes from knowing that they both belong to the same series. Would anyone else be willing to do this and speak of how their brain feels afterwards?
Re: I'm going to watch "Shades of Grey" and "The Inner Light" back to It's hilarious how Shades of Grey has sunk into an even deeper pit of eyerolls since it's now impossible to read that episode title and not think "50".
Re: I'm going to watch "Shades of Grey" and "The Inner Light" back to I dunno. As I said in the other thread on this episode some days ago, personally I don't think "Shades of Gray" is half as bad as most people make it out to be. The framework story is halfway decent and the clips chosen are actually quite good. Sure, it's no comparison to "The Inner Light", but it is certainly watchable. If not for the newly-created score Ron Jones did for this episode, which is just great.
Re: I'm going to watch "Shades of Grey" and "The Inner Light" back to I'm with "M" - I'm not on the "Shades of Gray is the worst TNG eva!" bandwagon, so it wouldn't make my head explode. While I wouldn't try and claim it's better than "Inner Light", I have to say that episode is criminally OVER-rated, so I doubt my brain would explode from just watching two so-so episodes of TNG.
Re: I'm going to watch "Shades of Grey" and "The Inner Light" back to Shades of Gray, perfectly fine - I have no problem with it. The Inner Light, meh, no where near as good as many claim.
Re: I'm going to watch "Shades of Grey" and "The Inner Light" back to I'm not saying that "Shades of Grey" is the worst episode of TNG ever (that dubious honor goes to "Genesis" in my book); it is "Buck Rogers"-level campy. But "The Inner Light" is a friggin' classic. It was an episode that snagged TNG its first of 2 Hugo Awards.
Re: I'm going to watch "Shades of Grey" and "The Inner Light" back to Well, now you say it, I have to agree. Possibly, this won't be a widely accepted viewpoint around these parts though!
Re: I'm going to watch "Shades of Grey" and "The Inner Light" back to It's a neat idea executed in a really dull manner. Add in the ridiculousness of Riker (I wouldn't trust him to take care of a kitten much less make important decisions by this point in the series) and you have a really lackluster episode.