I liked both the Traveller and Kosinski, even though he was a pompous ass. He was at times so annoying I was surprised nobody drowned him. The plotline was OK, a bit stretched scientifically, but hey! This is Star Trek. Wesley, Beverly, Tasha and Worf are still the weakest characters but they'll improve. The acting over all was even better than in the last episode and I suspect it will be perfect in about three episodes. The special effects were good, the distant galaxies were very well done and the guest stars were excellent.

I never got the feeling this thought-overtaking-reality thing was dangerous. They had many scenes that were supposed to make you think so, but they didn't work and what's with the male dresses? Some of the background crew is wearing the worst clothes I've seen! The white blast when warp is entered was forgot in one scene. Wil Wheaton should have gotten more to do to practice for this important episode in his case. He didn't do very good acting-wise.

As you all can see, I don't have very much to say on this episode, somehow, I forgot to take all my notes and it just ran somehow through. I can't really remember any important events and only the guest stars were doing anything of importance or worth remembering. It was quite entertaining however even if I barely remember seeing it. I at least no I wasn't sleeping ...

RATING:

out of 5

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