Riley laments his demotion. He doesn't realize Jim is trying to protect him.
Riley is somewhat depressed by, and trying to figure why he has been transfer...
Spock orders Riley to sickbay and Uhura to take over his station.
Sulu has abandoned his station. When Spock asks Riley where he is, Riley acts...
Jim protest in vain. The ship and crew are only minutes away from destruction.
As McCoy runs test on Sulu to try and figure out what's causing the delirium,...
On the bridge, Sulu suggest he and Riley abandon their duty stations.
On the bridge, Sulu and Riley are feeling the effects of the infection they p...
Jim protest in vain. The ship and crew are only minutes away from destruction.
Riley, barricaded in Engineering, takes over all of the ships controls and fu...
Riley reports to sickbay, where he not only continues his irrational behavior...
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