Once again, we have a fucked-up sense of priorities.

The real ten best (in no particular order) are:

Best of Both worlds--'natch.

All Good things

Darmok (METAPHORS!)

Brothers (Spiner plays three rolls in a VERY believable fashion)

The Inner Light

Chain of Command ("How many lights do you see?" became an instant catchphrase in my household)

Tapestry (is there a john luck pickerd here?)

Cause and effect (fantastic episode--talk about a last minute save, huh? Go Data!)

Night Terrors (a very intriguing and spooky episode for all you fellow insomniacs out there!)

Yesterday's Enterprise

And last but not least, Measure of a man.

There, a much better list. I still think Measure of a man is probably the weakest of that list and could probably be interchanged with Family, Deja Q, Sarek, or The Offspring. Personally, I'd pick Sarek, but I think most people prefer Measure of a Man in that list. Se la vie...

Period.

And didja see how many of "Trek's Best" were penned in whole or part by Ron Moore?

And "Darmok" was one of my favorites, too, moreso than "Sins of the Father" (sorry Worf!).

So subtract one point.

And as much as the thought of a "Wesley-centric" TNG episode appeals to one like the smell of Richard Christy's balls, Ray Walston as the SFA groundskeeper was a home run. And Wesley wasn't a total pussy, either (for once).

Still wish "Wesley" had been "Leslie"...played by Ashley Judd. Those episodes with her in the spandex uniform...totally spankable!