Last Star Trek Episode You Watched

[Caesar753]

Watched "Unimatrix Zero, Part II" last night. It's great having trek on Netflix.

[Kirkman1987]

Watched "The First Duty".

[J. Lester]

"By Any Other Name" (TOS).

[wahwahkits]

TNG -'Q Who'

[AdmiralScreed]

I'm working my way through Voyager on Netflix. About an hour ago go I finished watching "Faces". Not bad at all.

[You_Will_Fail]

I don't understand the point of posting the episode you watched last and not giving SOME kind of comment on the experience/episode even if its just short.

I watched "Whispers" yesterday. Very solid but the ending was rushed.

[AdmiralScreed]

You_Will_Fail wrote:

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I don't understand the point of posting the episode you watched last and not giving SOME kind of comment on the experience/episode even if its just short.

I watched "Whispers" yesterday. Very solid but the ending was rushed.

I agree. Commenting on your experience opens the door for discussion. To add a little bit more to my last comment on VOY "Faces", I liked the eeriness of the episode. Seeing Durst taken away, and then seeing the doctor with his face REALLY creeped me out. I also liked getting some back story on B'ellana, and her experiences growing up as half human and half Klingon. What I didn't care for, though, was her Klingon half. She was poorly acted, and she just seemed like your stereotypical klingon; strong but not very smart.

[J. Lester]

"The Deadly Years" (TOS). Hate seeing Kirk, Spock, etc. grow old prematurely, but I love Kirk's triumphant return on the bridge.

[You_Will_Fail]

AdmiralScreed wrote:

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What I didn't care for, though, was her Klingon half. She was poorly acted, and she just seemed like your stereotypical klingon; strong but not very smart.

I actually thought Dawson's performance for the Klingon side was really off the mark, but in terms of what the story was trying to tell us about two sides or faces of B'Ellana, I could accept that both sides were exaggerated.

[AdmiralScreed]

You_Will_Fail wrote:

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I actually thought Dawson's performance for the Klingon side was really off the mark, but in terms of what the story was trying to tell us about two sides or faces of B'Ellana, I could accept that both sides were exaggerated.

Overall, I still thought it was a solid episode. I like that VOY finally has some recurring villains (though I can't seem to remember the name of their species, only that they steal organs and tissue from other species). I hope that they make more appearances.

[Lowdarzz]

Dagger of the Mind (TOS)

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country

[Smellincoffee]

"Shades of Grey", which I enjoyed all right despite its status as a 'clip' show. Right before that I saw "Peak Performance" for the first time. I don't know why Picard thought Worf would try the same trick twice in a row...

[AdmiralScreed]

Smellincoffee wrote:

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"Shades of Grey", which I enjoyed all right despite its status as a 'clip' show. Right before that I saw "Peak Performance" for the first time. I don't know why Picard thought Worf would try the same trick twice in a row...

Agreed about Shades of Grey. It's not one of my favorite episodes, but I do enjoy seeing some of the clips from season one and two (both of which I enjoyed, despite most fans disliking them). It's kind of like looking through a photo album at old memories, it's very nostalgic.

[Alienesse]

TNG, season 4, "The Wounded" ()

[AdmiralScreed]

Alienesse wrote:

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TNG, season 4, "The Wounded" ()

Shouldn't that have been three Cardassian faces? lol. But seriously, this is an episode that I appreciate much more after watching all of DS9, considering that this was the first episode to feature the Cardassians.