This took an interesting turn into parallels concerning homosexuality, transgenderism and conversion therapy. While I found the topic of the episode very interesting, the majority of the episode's pace was too slow for me and I didn't find Riker engaging. I think I would've preferred another character to have had this arc, although I understand why Riker was chosen. However, I found the last 15 min. very compelling starting from Riker trying to take the blame and Soren's subsequent speech. It's been nice to see the friendship between Worf and Riker these last two episodes. I'm happy that they're able to be there for each other, even when they don't always see eye to eye. I feel really bad for how things turned out for Riker at the end. I can imagine how heartbroken he must feel at how things ended between Soren and him.
Shout by riotaeroVIP 6BlockedParent2017-05-01T09:33:12Z
This took an interesting turn into parallels concerning homosexuality, transgenderism and conversion therapy. While I found the topic of the episode very interesting, the majority of the episode's pace was too slow for me and I didn't find Riker engaging. I think I would've preferred another character to have had this arc, although I understand why Riker was chosen. However, I found the last 15 min. very compelling starting from Riker trying to take the blame and Soren's subsequent speech.
It's been nice to see the friendship between Worf and Riker these last two episodes. I'm happy that they're able to be there for each other, even when they don't always see eye to eye. I feel really bad for how things turned out for Riker at the end. I can imagine how heartbroken he must feel at how things ended between Soren and him.