In Star Trek: The Next Generation, Season 1, Episode 25, "The Neutral Zone": The Enterprise, among other things, recovers three humans who have been stored in cryostasis since the late 20th century.

One, a woman, not knowing how she got in stasis, said, "It must have been my husband Donald… if it was new and foolish, he would've popped for it. Well, I'll say this for it - it's the first thing he's ever bought into that's worked."

You can't convince me this lady is not Donald Trump's ex-wife.

I skipped this. I remember the plot from last time, and I remember not liking it.

Geordi is so bad with women. I think it's because he probably picks a friend of a friend of a friend to cultivate an interest in, and then builds her up in his mind. He's like, kind of an incel. There's no hard evidence of it, but, there's barely any soft evidence against it.

This episode brings some more focus onto Geordi. While he's working with the Romulan to try and contact the Enterprise, he says: "I wouldn't need an accurate sampling, just a pointer. A neutrino geiger counter." A Geiger counter is for sampling, and does not indicate direction. This is why you're single.

It's weird how Picard encourages Data to play the violin and views that as creative, but actively criticizes his acting skills. Dunning-Kruger?

I noticed in S03E10 that Picard criticized Data's acting - in this one's cold open, Data gets him right back by giving some harsh feedback on his art.