A problem that causes itself, but is really caused by the problem causing the problem which needs to get solved by reversing the problem- but that's actually the problem. But only one crazy old man sees the problem for what it is, while talking to a god who blames the crazy old man and not himself. Has to be the most convoluted bucket of mediocrity praised as greatness I have ever seen in Star Trek history.
It's a giant tribute episode to the whole series, with a "what if in the future", combined with past set recycling and a bunch of obvious "final episode screen shots" of dramatic events that do yet don't happen. Trope city.
It's a giant tribute episode to the whole series, with a "what if in the future", combined with past set recycling and a bunch of obvious "final episode screen shots" of dramatic events that do yet don't happen. Trope city.