Star Trek: The Next Generation – Identity Crisis [4.18]

The members of an away team that Geordi was on five years ago begin to behave uncharacteristically, abruptly leaving their lives to return to the planet they had been on together.  Geordi and the mission commander, Susanna Leijten, investigate this together even as they begin to fall under similar effects. 

Star Trek: The Next Generation – The Enemy [3.7]

Geordi is trapped on an inhospitable planet with only a suspicious and wounded Romulan for assistance.  Meanwhile, Worf refuses to undergo a medical procedure which would safe the life of another Romulan

Star Trek: The Next Generation – Booby Trap [3.6]

Geordi works frantically to find a way to free the ship from an energy-draining radiation field before the shields collapse and the crew begins to die.  He interacts with a hologram simulation of Dr. Leah Brahms

Star Trek: The Next Generation – Season Two Summary

So here we are, at the end of the second season of Star Trek:  The Next Generation.  22 episodes, a smaller compliment than any other season, because of a writer’s strike.  The result is a show that has improved a lot in terms of direction, pacing, tone and overall production value, and yet is wildly inconsistent in terms of writing and storytelling.

Star Trek: The Next Generation – Arsenal of Freedom [1.20]

The Enterprise investigates a planet of weapon manufacturers where all life has abruptly disappeared, along with an investigating Starfleet vessel.