When a glowing purple light comes aboard and knocks up Counselor Troi, she decides to keep the baby as the Entrepreneur handles a delicate milk run. But after Ian starts developing way too quickly, his experience of humanity has to be cut short once his presence endangers the crew. Where does Ben get seated on Delta flights? What happened to all the chest hair? How might a vending machine prototype get funded? It’s the episode that‘s as fun as it is unreliable.

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When the Entrepreneur finds a space hole that no ship has ever not seen before, they decide to move closer and end up getting sucked right in. But after things inside aren’t quite what they seem, another god-like alien pushes the Captain to the point of auto-destruct. How is this episode like The Frighteners? Why was A.I. invented? What does Picard enjoy even more than lawyering? It’s the episode that turns the bridge into Fury Road.

When the Entrepreneur arrives early and there’s time to kill on the holodeck, Data’s encyclopedic knowledge of Sherlock Holmes leaves something to be desired in solving the mystery. But after a bet from Dr. Pulaski and some bad wording by Geordi, Doctor Moriarty is born and Captain Picard doesn’t want to kill him. What punishment is appropriate for a grocery store pantsing? How is LaForge like Lester Freamon? Where did Watson go after Sherlock Holmes’ death? It’s the episode that requests a very specific fan edit.