Star Trek: The Next Generation – Half a Life [4.22]

Lwaxana Troi is shocked when she discovers that Timicin, a scientist from who is attempting to develop a means to extend the life of his world’s dying sun, is due to follow his world’s custom and voluntarily giving up his life when he turns 60. 

Star Trek: The Next Generation – Season Three Summary

Some argue that Season 3 is the best season of Next Generation.  I am withholding such judgments until I finish reviewing the whole series, but it is certainly miles ahead of what went on before.  Where Season 2 definitely displayed an overall upswing of quality, it’s with Season 3 that the show truly hits its stride, producing more than just a handful of truly “great” episodes.

Star Trek: The Next Generation – Ménage à Troi [3.24]

After spurning his advances, Lwaxana Troi is kidnapped by Ferengi DaiMon Tog, along with Riker and Deanna.  Tog is both smitten with her as well as interested in making use of her telepathic abilities to gain profit. 

Star Trek: The Next Generation – Manhunt [2.19]

The Enterprise transports delegates to an important conference, including Lwaxana Troi.  Unfortunately, Ambassador Troi is undergoing a Betazed “menopause” that greatly increases her sex drive, making her determined to find a new mate.  She pursues Picard, who retreats by hiding on the holodeck in a Dixon Hill program.

Star Trek: The Next Generation – Haven [1.10]

Deanna Troi is startled when the time comes to fulfill a childhood betrothal to the human doctor Wyatt Miller.  Much friction takes place between Wyatt’s family and the brash Lwaxana Troi, Deanna’s mother.