lonely among us definitely is one of the best first season episodes. the storyline and although somewhat confusing and creates a lot of suspense and supported by the creepy synthesizer driven soundtrack. this is a typically alien body invasion scenario but finally turning out to no evil purpose (the death of assistant chief engineer singh to me was an accident). the two delegate species deliver an entertaining frame (best make up so far) finally adding a little black humor to the series (the final scene). patrick stewart obviously enjoys stepping out a bit of his picard character and exploring some new terrain as does data by posing as sherlock holmes (another all time classic). the special effects are also convincing and director cliff bole did his job well. he is the first one trying to compensate trois lack in acting ability by improving her looks. she does look beautiful in some scenes and the neck of her dress improves her appearance a lot. picard lightning scene on the bridge gives him a slight air of the emperor of star wars return of the jedi (which is a personal impression but made me smile). there also some playing with the lighting of the corridors (simulating night aboard) and the first moving camera and pulling back from picard when he entering the transporter room to beam into the cloud. nice work. the clever cutting and creating continuing dialog through different scenes (troi hypnosis report) rounds up the impression of a really well crafted tng episode. the first one and where even wesley crusher seemed almost tolerable. the ending however is a bit confusing and just as if the producers were running out of time. p for picard is a little far fetched and his return far too easy but that can be left aside regarding the many strong moments this episode has to offer. 
lonely among us definitely is one of the best first season episodes. the storyline and although somewhat confusing and creates a lot of suspense and supported by the creepy synthesizer driven soundtrack. this is a typically alien body invasion scenario but finally turning out to no evil purpose (the death of assistant chief engineer singh to me was an accident). the two delegate species deliver an entertaining frame (best make up so far) finally adding a little black humor to the series (the final scene). patrick stewart obviously enjoys stepping out a bit of his picard character and exploring some new terrain as does data by posing as sherlock holmes (another all time classic). the special effects are also convincing and director cliff bole did his job well. he is the first one trying to compensate trois lack in acting ability by improving her looks. she does look beautiful in some scenes and the neck of her dress improves her appearance a lot. picard lightning scene on the bridge gives him a slight air of the emperor of star wars return of the jedi (which is a personal impression but made me smile). there also some playing with the lighting of the corridors (simulating night aboard) and the first moving camera and pulling back from picard when he entering the transporter room to beam into the cloud. nice work. the clever cutting and creating continuing dialog through different scenes (troi hypnosis report) rounds up the impression of a really well crafted tng episode. the first one and where even wesley crusher seemed almost tolerable. the ending however is a bit confusing and just as if the producers were running out of time. p for picard is a little far fetched and his return far too easy but that can be left aside regarding the many strong moments this episode has to offer. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

Judge the movie review above, you need to make a function call:
    If you feel the movie review is positive
        print "This is a semantically positive review."
    Otherwise, if you feel the movie review is negative
        print "This is a semantically negative review."
