According to memory (mine) this is the first Ferengi show that doesn't feature Armin Shimerman.
Interesting to see what appears to be an entirely gratuitous exercise sequence in this show. Both the girls seem to me to be rather self-conscious. I wonder if more of the crew than usual were involved in filming those particular scenes. Ho hum . . .
I was intrigued to hear Geordi mention that they were "entering (the) outer event horizon" as he and Data approached the wormhole in the probe. An event horizon is a phenomenon, so far as I am aware, solely associated with black holes, not worm holes. Also, by definition, I would not have thought that you could have an outer and therefore also presumably an inner event horizon, although I suppose if you get down to the subatomic level everything must have edges. It seems to me to be to be a most absurd pronouncement. What say you, 0 reader; do we take Geordi's statement as an indication of what scientific wonders await us in the future, or do we regard it as a piece of meaningless technobabble that the writers threw in just because they thought weld be all impressed? Only you can decide. . .
Q; Since Troi is a Betazoid, and Betazoids can't read Ferengi minds, is it not strange that nobody commented when on two occasions she claimed to be doing just that?
A; May I extricate myself from the potential hazards involved in trying to nail this one down by suggesting that, consistent with my theories on the subject, the show plays as it seems, with Troi actually reading the Ferengis' mind and nobody commenting because they've all seen her do it before in 'The last Outpost'?
Evolution The Ensigns of Command The Survivors Who Watches the
Watchers? The Bonding Booby
Trap The Enemy The Price The Vengeance Factor The Defector The Hunted
The High Ground Deja Q A
Matter of Perspective Yesterday's Enterprise
The Offspring
Sins of the Father Allegiance Captain's Holiday
Tin Man Hollow Pursuits The Most Toys Sarek
Menage á Troi
Transfigurations The Best of Both Worlds
Part One