List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched

[Armus]

TNG-The Defector. A solid third season Romulan episode with some nice nods to Henry V. This is when the Romulans were a real threat. When I first saw this episode I thought that the crew should have immediately believed Admiral Jarok, who seemed a very sympathetic character, having rewatched it, their disbelief seems more warranted. Michael Piller has said the direction, music, and performances took an okay script and made it a good show. This episode got Ron Moore on Star Trek's writing staff.

 

[Captain Rob]

TOS "Arena" on H&I
Bring on the guy dressed in the rubber lizard suit and dress.
So Kirk completely missed that he was carrying a device that was both for recording and translating.
TNG "Brothers"
Lore spending a lengthy period stuck with the Pakleds. Priceless.

 

[Herbert]

Voyager, Season 7 Episode 12 "Lineage"
B'Elanna becomes an unstable nutjob who reprograms the Doctor to perform a prenatal genetic modification procedure on her unborn child to remove her Klingon traits. She does this because of her childhood trauma at growing up Klingon among Humans.
This episode annoyed me. I don't know if it was the irrationality of B'Elanna's actions (not to mention possibly insane action), or the disturbing eugenics ideas. Probably both.

 

[juventuz]

"Ensign Ro" and "Silicon Avatar" - TNG

I enjoyed Ensign Ro, but Silicon Avatar just wasn't very good imho.

 

[Captain Rob]

DS9 (missed the title) on H&I
The episode when Quark and Rom take Nog to Earth for hiss entry into Starfleet Academy. And they accidentally end up in 1947. Odo snuck aboard their ship and is disguised as a German Shepard.
There's an error when Quark mentions once he rules Earth they will travel to their homeworld and sell them warp drive. And to the Klingons and Vulcans. Who supposedly don't have warp drive yet. Oops.

 

[suarezguy]

Voyager "Scorpion" (good) and Deep Space Nine "Empok Nor" (OK)

 

[BlueStuff]

ENT - Carbon Creek; Minefield

 

[juventuz]

"Disaster", "The Game" and "Unification I" - TNG

Enjoyed Disaster and Unification I, but The Game was kind of eh for me.

 

[The Old Mixer]

but The Game was kind of eh for me.

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[Tuskin38]

There's an error when Quark mentions once he rules Earth they will travel to their homeworld and sell them warp drive.

Quark may not be great at Galactic history.

 

[Captain Rob]

DS9 "The Sword of Kahless"
The return of Kor as he gets Dax and Worf to join his quest.
So Klingons were conquered 1400 years prior by the Hurk from the Gamma Quadrant?
That's a pretty long way. Did the Hurk know about the Bajoran wormhole?

 

[Orac]

Lonely Among Us (TNG)

 

[Herbert]

Voyager, Workforce parts 1 and 2
Interesting episode but not sure why they felt it needed to be a two-parter. They could have told that story in one hour.

 

[juventuz]

"Unification 2" - TNG

Enjoyed it, but I always like seeing the Romulans.

 

[BlueStuff]

ENT - Dead Stop

 

[Captain Rob]

Star Trek night on H&I:
TOS "Return of the Archons" aka "How many different ways can the name 'Landru' be pronounced"
TNG "Legacy" Tasha Yar's long lost sister premieres the precursor of Seven's famous blue catsuit. complete with matching phaser holster.
DS9 "Our Man Bashir" Garak comes to appreciate Bashir a bit more.

 

[BlueStuff]

TNG - The Last Outpost

Yikes. It'd been about a decade since I'd last seen that one. The Ferengi were embarrassing.

 

[Sakonna]

TNG - "Journey's End"

Such a strange end to Wesley's story. And any time TNG/DS9/VOY tried to do Native American culture... oy.

 

[Andrews]

DS9 - "The House of Quark"

I love the Quark centered episodes and Ferengi episodes in general.

 

[CommanderRaytas]

ENT: The Expanse.

The Xindi arc is pretty awesome.