I guess they lost the ability to identify people via DNA technology in the 23rd century.
List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched
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Watching The Wrath of Khan
Definitely beginning to grow on me. I originally saw it without having seen Space Seed first, which kind of ruined it for my then but adds much depth to the motion picture now, at least in my mind.
The aesthetics are almost as good as they were in TMP, but the bridge is darker, less futuristic.
Definitely beginning to grow on me. I originally saw it without having seen Space Seed first, which kind of ruined it for my then but adds much depth to the motion picture now, at least in my mind.
The aesthetics are almost as good as they were in TMP, but the bridge is darker, less futuristic.
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TOS: Amok Time and Balance of Terror, streamed on Netflix.
In memory of Lawrence Montaigne.
In memory of Lawrence Montaigne.
TNG "The Outrageous Okuna" on H&I
The one good thing about this episode was a young Teri Hatcher playing the transporter operator. I don't know what Starfleet's regulations on hair are. But her hair was definitely non-regulation.
I saw a Youtube video on the obvious plot goofs and ridiculous coincidences of "Star Trek Beyond" if that counts. They were all true.
The one good thing about this episode was a young Teri Hatcher playing the transporter operator. I don't know what Starfleet's regulations on hair are. But her hair was definitely non-regulation.
I saw a Youtube video on the obvious plot goofs and ridiculous coincidences of "Star Trek Beyond" if that counts. They were all true.
Errand of Mercy (TOS) and Observer Effect (ENT).
I adore Kor.
I adore Kor.
Why, thank you, I had no idea!
I'm watching TOS "The Lights of Zetar." Not a very strong episode, but after engorging myself on 24th-century Trek for the last few weeks, it's nice to get back to the stuff I love and cherish.
Kor
TNG: The Big Goodbye, streamed on Netflix.
Back to Season One, 1988, and my TNG rewatch.
The first and best of the holodeck episodes, before the novelty wore off and "holodeck episode" became a four-letter word.
My main problem with this episode is, once again, Wesley. There are over a thousand crewmembers on Enterprise, and there is most likely an entire department of engineers and technicians dedicated to maintaining the holodeck, but since the 15 year old know-it-all kid in the hideous sweater read the manual once, lets send him in to fix the thing. Bleh.
Back to Season One, 1988, and my TNG rewatch.
The first and best of the holodeck episodes, before the novelty wore off and "holodeck episode" became a four-letter word.
My main problem with this episode is, once again, Wesley. There are over a thousand crewmembers on Enterprise, and there is most likely an entire department of engineers and technicians dedicated to maintaining the holodeck, but since the 15 year old know-it-all kid in the hideous sweater read the manual once, lets send him in to fix the thing. Bleh.
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Shat should have stuck with the old "Jim" hairstyle from TOS for anything Trek related that he was going to do, but instead he went with variations on his TJ Hooker look for the subsequent movies, which, looking back now, is kind of dated and doesn't hold up very well.
Star Trek, "Errand of Mercy," originally aired March 23, 1967.
There was a thread on Shatner's hair recently. Somebody put TOS Kirk hair on TUC Kirk's face. It looked terrible.
Kor
"Too Short a Season". Possibly the most boring opening in Trek?
Followed by "Where Silence Has Lease". I'd forgotten how creepy that episode was once things start happening. It's not "Frame of Mind" creepy, but still.
Followed by "Where Silence Has Lease". I'd forgotten how creepy that episode was once things start happening. It's not "Frame of Mind" creepy, but still.
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