List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched

"Playing God" - DS9

 

"Clues" -TNG


A decent TNG episode.

 

Actually, they should have had trouble keeping their feet on the ground. The vapor tension of the ice alone would have pushed them up in "the air" like a couple of weather balloons.

 

Where Silence Has Lease (TNG)

 

Odd, that we never heard of that guy after that.

 

You mean Nagilum? I think he was a member of Balok's race using an even less convincing puppet than the one seen in The Corbomite Maneuver.

 

ENT: These Are the Voyages

To quote Anton Karidian, "Pluck out mine eyes!"

 

DS9 - "Profit and Loss"

The love lines in this episode remind me of some Casablanca-like movie from the '40s. I kinda assume that was the writers' intention.

 

Indeed it was. According to Memory Alpha...

 

Coincidentally enough..."Profit and Loss" - DS9

 

DS9 - "The Jem'Hadar"

Nice, bbailey. I guess they didn't make it that subtle! Although I did pick up 'Casablanca-like' so I guess they accomplished the goal as far as someone like me is concerned.

 

Bad science on Star Trek? That's unpossible!

Really a pretty decent episode though.

 

TNG "Masks" from the S7 Blu ray.

Haven't seen it in years. Didn't think much of it when I first saw it. I'd be in my teens, I guess. The ship transformation into a jungle, or in another place, a temple with slabs of rock? Please. Thought Brent's acting was embarrassing back then, to be honest. But it's grown on me, and for some reason, now I'm older I dig the multi-personality strangeness he's doing. Not quite sure what that says about me! now

Riker coming in from the Observation Lounge, claiming it's turned into a swamp is laugh-out funny. The whole episode has a kind of TOS Season 3 feel, best watched at some late hour with a glass of something or other.

 

Interesting, although Balok didn't look like he would actually kill someone to make a point.

 

That was definitely their intention when Rom used a slightly modified version of Bogart's final speech in "Call To Arms".

 

I'll think of that next time I watch "Call to Arms".

I've always thought of 'characters' like Nagilum and Balok as Lovecraftian 'Great Old Ones'. Lots of different ways of dealing with us insignificant mortals in that lore.

 

Actually Balok was more like the Wizard of Oz, if you see what I mean.

 

The animated series "Beyond the Farthest Star" (good) and "One of Our Planets is Missing" (OK)

 

The Paradise Syndrome (TOS Blu-ray).

 

ENT: Civilization, streamed on Netflix.