Saving "The Outrageous Okona" because Okona was very easy on the eyes.
"The Icarus Factor"
"Samaritan Snare"
"Up The Long Ladder"
"The Icarus Factor"
"Samaritan Snare"
"Up The Long Ladder"
The Most Disliked Episode of TNG, Season 2 - 2025 Edition...
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The Icarus Factor has the dodgy fighting scenes, but everything with Worf is good enough to recommend.
"Samaritan Snare"
"Up The Long Ladder"
"Samaritan Snare"
"Up The Long Ladder"
Saving "Samaritan Snare" because there is no way in hell that Up The Long Ladder ISN'T the worst episode 
Saving "Samaritan Snare" because there is no way in hell that Up The Long Ladder ISN'T the worst episode
Oh, really, what could be any more compelling in a Trek episode than Riker's latest interest giving instructions on how to wash feet?
Hmmm, Kirk, Riker, Kriker... Crickey there's a bad parallel.. Krikey?Granted, the Klingon tea ceremony and Dr Pulaski partaking is a genuinely strong scene - shame it descends into Hee Haw but withou7t the laughs... Nor do the ethical issues with cloning that cover quite a surprising range make up for it.
And "Up The Long Ladder" wins season 2.
Thank you all for playing. I will be starting up season 3 of TNG shortly.
Hope to see you all there!
Thank you all for playing. I will be starting up season 3 of TNG shortly.
Hope to see you all there!
I read the Memory Alpha entry for "Peak Performance" after watching it the other night. I forgot how much I actually enjoyed the episode despite some questionable characterization with Riker. Season two made big strides in characterization overall, and the moments with Picard and Wesley are among them.
I was surprised to read, however, that the people behind "Tin Man" set out to write that episode as a response to how terrible they felt "Peak Performance" was. For the life of me, I can't imagine a worse episode than "Tin Man" and find "Peak Performance" and all other season two episodes far stronger, including "Shades of Gray." The notion that season three was some fabled season where the show became perfect is a myth, as it had a handful of weak episodes and the stinker that is "Tin Man." That said, season three still felt like seasons one and two in some respects, and I prefer much of those episodes to the bulk of episodes in later seasons that made just about everyone insufferable.
I was surprised to read, however, that the people behind "Tin Man" set out to write that episode as a response to how terrible they felt "Peak Performance" was. For the life of me, I can't imagine a worse episode than "Tin Man" and find "Peak Performance" and all other season two episodes far stronger, including "Shades of Gray." The notion that season three was some fabled season where the show became perfect is a myth, as it had a handful of weak episodes and the stinker that is "Tin Man." That said, season three still felt like seasons one and two in some respects, and I prefer much of those episodes to the bulk of episodes in later seasons that made just about everyone insufferable.
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