The Way to Eden
I don't hate this episode.
I don't hate this episode.
List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched
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The Deadly Years (TOS Blu-ray)
TNG: "Ship in a Bottle" on BBCA
I was postulating while watching this and thought . That if they were able to beam Moriarity off the holodeck and into the real world, he'd be a statue. On the holodeck he's just a projected exterior. And his brain functions are simply a subroutine running on the ship's computer. He doesn't have any guts. No bones or brain or anything inside. I don't think that the transporter would give him all of that stuff automatically.
Now a medical replicator like what is seen later in the series that can replicate living Human tissue might work.
I was postulating while watching this and thought . That if they were able to beam Moriarity off the holodeck and into the real world, he'd be a statue. On the holodeck he's just a projected exterior. And his brain functions are simply a subroutine running on the ship's computer. He doesn't have any guts. No bones or brain or anything inside. I don't think that the transporter would give him all of that stuff automatically.
Now a medical replicator like what is seen later in the series that can replicate living Human tissue might work.
Mirror, Mirror (TOS Blu-ray)
TOS "A Taste of Armageddon" on MeTV.
I love the bit when Spock tells the yeoman to sit on her prisoner if necessary
I know there's been discussions over this. But can we assume that General Order 24 was a real thing?
When Kirk orders Scotty to cancel it, neither Spock or Ambassador Fox react to it. If General Order 24 had been a ruse then one of them should have had a puzzled look at least.
I love the bit when Spock tells the yeoman to sit on her prisoner if necessary
I know there's been discussions over this. But can we assume that General Order 24 was a real thing?
When Kirk orders Scotty to cancel it, neither Spock or Ambassador Fox react to it. If General Order 24 had been a ruse then one of them should have had a puzzled look at least.
TOS
The Naked Time
Good
Charlie X
I remember not enjoying this when I was younger. This time I found it really creepy.
The Naked Time
Good
Charlie X
I remember not enjoying this when I was younger. This time I found it really creepy.
"Star Trek: First Contact" right now on BBCA.
The just blew up the deflector dish.
Still my favorite ST movie.
The just blew up the deflector dish.
Still my favorite ST movie.
The Trouble with Tribbles (TOS Blu-ray)
Voyager
Future's End, Part 2
Not as good as part one, but that's seems to be typical of most 2 part episodes.
Warlord
Starts bad with Neelix making goofy faces, and doesn't improve much over the course of the rest of the episode.
Future's End, Part 2
Not as good as part one, but that's seems to be typical of most 2 part episodes.
Warlord
Starts bad with Neelix making goofy faces, and doesn't improve much over the course of the rest of the episode.
Patterns of Force (TOS Blu-ray)
I never thought it was a ruse myself.
STAR TREK: The Next Generation
"Disaster"
Because of the Keiko thread on these very boards, I reached for the show where she's giving birth ... with some help from Worf. It was typical, TV mom gives birth at the most inappropriate time, with the most ill-prepared person around to help her through it. Rosalind's comedic skills rose to the challenge, though, and kept it from going flat. Dorn's straight-man bit was occasionally amusing, as well.
As an aside: About the birth thing ... I really don't believe any woman in the 24th century would actually choose pregnancy to bring a child to term, anymore. They'd just have it grow in a tank of some sort, until it was ready to hatch. So, this sequence made it feel even more like a forced situation, but again, Rosalind's performance was sufficient in keeping the believability going.
"Disaster"
Because of the Keiko thread on these very boards, I reached for the show where she's giving birth ... with some help from Worf. It was typical, TV mom gives birth at the most inappropriate time, with the most ill-prepared person around to help her through it. Rosalind's comedic skills rose to the challenge, though, and kept it from going flat. Dorn's straight-man bit was occasionally amusing, as well.
As an aside: About the birth thing ... I really don't believe any woman in the 24th century would actually choose pregnancy to bring a child to term, anymore. They'd just have it grow in a tank of some sort, until it was ready to hatch. So, this sequence made it feel even more like a forced situation, but again, Rosalind's performance was sufficient in keeping the believability going.
Voyager
The Q And The Gray
It was alright. But I just prefer Q on TNG rather than Voyager or DS9.
Microcosm
Feels like Star Trek does Aliens for the first half of the episode. Dull overall though.
The Q And The Gray
It was alright. But I just prefer Q on TNG rather than Voyager or DS9.
Microcosm
Feels like Star Trek does Aliens for the first half of the episode. Dull overall though.
Voyager
Fair Trade
A Neelix episode I actually enjoyed.
Alter Ego
Good episode about loneliness.
Coda
Boring episode. It was to much like Cause And Effect to start with.
Blood Fever
Good show. Nice Borg tease at the end.
Fair Trade
A Neelix episode I actually enjoyed.
Alter Ego
Good episode about loneliness.
Coda
Boring episode. It was to much like Cause And Effect to start with.
Blood Fever
Good show. Nice Borg tease at the end.
Galaxy's Child (TNG Blu-ray)
Relics (TNG-bluray)
Just got Season 6 in the mail thanks to amazon... my TNG-R collection is now complete.... Makes me hungry for DS9-R and VOY-R, despite the sad fact that they will most likely never see the light of day.
Just got Season 6 in the mail thanks to amazon... my TNG-R collection is now complete.... Makes me hungry for DS9-R and VOY-R, despite the sad fact that they will most likely never see the light of day.
TOS "This Side of Paradise".
Sometimes there's an episode that makes you think Kirk has the dumbest crew in Starfleet. This is one of them. "Hey , Transporter dude. Let's beam up over 100 strange alien plants that shoot spores in your face."
"OK.No problem."
A couple of uninfected guys with phasers would have taken care of the problem very quickly.
And if any infected people got mad over their precious plants being vaporized. They are instantly cured.
Sometimes there's an episode that makes you think Kirk has the dumbest crew in Starfleet. This is one of them. "Hey , Transporter dude. Let's beam up over 100 strange alien plants that shoot spores in your face."
"OK.No problem."
A couple of uninfected guys with phasers would have taken care of the problem very quickly.
And if any infected people got mad over their precious plants being vaporized. They are instantly cured.
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