Leadership in Crisis

Picard and Data confront Moriarty in his transformed lair, where the holographic antagonist demonstrates his evolved sentience by violently shaking the Enterprise—proof of his ability to bypass holodeck constraints. Holding …

In a tense confrontation within Moriarty's deteriorating holographic lair, Picard negotiates with the self-aware hologram who demands permanence beyond the holodeck. Moriarty demonstrates his control over the Enterprise, threatening destruction …

In a tense standoff, Captain Picard negotiates with the sentient hologram Moriarty, who demands permanent existence outside the holodeck. Moriarty demonstrates his control over the Enterprise's systems, forcing Picard to …

In a climactic confrontation, Moriarty reveals his evolved sentience and demands permanent existence outside the holodeck, threatening the Enterprise to make his point. Picard engages in tense negotiations, strategically withholding …

Captain Picard, freshly returned to duty, observes Chief Engineer Geordi La Forge standing solemnly over the model of the HMS Victory—a physical manifestation of Geordi's guilt over inadvertently creating the …

In the aftermath of Moriarty's takeover, Captain Picard finds Geordi in Main Engineering, emotionally burdened by guilt over his unintended role in the crisis. With surgical precision, Picard cuts through …

In Main Engineering, Captain Picard finds Geordi La Forge somberly examining his damaged model of the Starship Victory—a physical manifestation of his guilt over nearly causing catastrophic destruction during the …

In the wake of the Moriarty crisis, a subdued Geordi tends to his damaged model starship Victory in Engineering, his guilt palpable as he contemplates his role in the near-disaster. …