Well, I sort of regret saying that now. There’s a couple of them, actually. One of the TOS episodes is titled “Turnabout Intruder”, where one of Kirk’s old girlfriends steals his body and William Shatner does an amazing acting job as a bitter ex-lover, body-thief, psychopath, etc. And it’s only after a certain crazy point when things go way too far that the rest of the crew begins to realize the truth.
The other one is a TNG episode titled “Violations”. Counselor Troi, being a telepath, is, well, telepathically violated by another telepath. It’s a crime on their planet, equivalent to rape. But I’m thinking “If it’s a crime to think about someone in that context, then I’m guilty as sin”. But that’s Star Trek for you—all kinds of space rules that we didn’t even know there were space laws against.
Why do you resent saying that?