List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched

Reunion - TNG, 4th season.

 

The Way to Eden (TOS).

 

MeTooV..man, does it suck.

 

^^ Ditto.
Don't you love how during the jam session scene that Chekov keeps disappearing and reappearing depending on the camera angle?
When the space hippies were beamed aboard and gave the finger triangle. Instead of saying "one" they should have said "We're the Illuminatii."

 

"Past Tense, Part 2" - DS9

 

"Shockwave pt. 2" ENT

 

The Tholian Web (TOS-R)

 

"Minefield" ENT

 

Day of the Dove (TOS-R)
Specter of the Gun (TOS-R)

 

ENT "Babel One" was shown earlier, on a UK freeview channel called PICK TV.

Just randomly caught it and I'm not actually going through the series or anything. Surprised to see it.

Still like that cliffhanger reveal, that the Romulans are operating a Drone ship.


Before that, TNG "Man Hunt" from the Season 2 Blu ray set. Never been a fan of Lwaxana episodes, but I enjoyed the bit where Picard escapes to the holodeck to be Dixon Hill.

I've still no idea which of those fish people was Mick Fleetwood.

 

The Cage (TOS Pilot)

It's a good story overall. Pike is stiff and the sexist remarks are cringe worthy, but It's a nice look into what could have been.

 

I just finished watching remastered Balance Of Terror; one of the best all time!
I've seen this episode literally dozens of times, but I noticed something that never sunk in before; in the scene where Kirk, Spock and seemingly all the bridge crew, except Uhura leave for the briefing room, Kirk calls back to the bridge and talks to Uhura, for a status check. From what he said to her, one could easily interpret that she had been left in charge.
Interesting . . .

 

ENT "Vanishing Point"

 

i awatched Ds9 Apocalypse rising and The asignment.Also ENT Observer effect and Requiem for Methsulah.

 

ENT "Precious Cargo"

 

"Prophet Motive" - DS9

 

The Alternative Factor

 

ENT "Canamar"

 

What's that VOY episode where Banana Torres crash-lands on that Greek tragedy planet, and they use her to deliver an aesop through...well, Greek tragedy? That one. It was on tv last night.

 

"Dawn" - ENT