I always forget that episode, and it is so wonderful.
List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched
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Maybe not the ideal thread for a full-blown discussion, but I'm wondering if Sisko would have handled things differently if he were captain in I, Borg.
DS9 "Waltz" on H&I.
We clearly see just how much Gul Dukat has completely run off the rails. It makes me wonder if there was ever anything actually wrong with Sisko's arm.
DS9 "Who Mourns for Morn" on H&I.
A truly great piece for Quark. Loved how he had a hologram of Morn running in the bar to keep his profits from falling.
And I just knew that the Bajoran officer that Quark places in Morn's chair during the ceremony was actually the actor that plays Morn. You could see the resemblance.
We clearly see just how much Gul Dukat has completely run off the rails. It makes me wonder if there was ever anything actually wrong with Sisko's arm.
DS9 "Who Mourns for Morn" on H&I.
A truly great piece for Quark. Loved how he had a hologram of Morn running in the bar to keep his profits from falling.
And I just knew that the Bajoran officer that Quark places in Morn's chair during the ceremony was actually the actor that plays Morn. You could see the resemblance.
Where No Man Has Gone Before (TOS Blu-ray)
DS9 "Far Beyond the Stars" on H&I.
Loved seeing the main cast out of their makeup.
But have to agree with the IMDB reviewer that said that most of the characters were boring stereotypes.
Loved seeing the main cast out of their makeup.
But have to agree with the IMDB reviewer that said that most of the characters were boring stereotypes.
VOY "Maneuvers"
"Call to Arms" - DS9
HERE WE GO!!!
HERE WE GO!!!
DS9 "The Little Ship" on H&I.
Have to wonder about the runabout firing torpedoes in the Defiant's engine room. The miniature warheads would be just as powerful as a full sized one. Unless they disarmed the warhead and used the torpedo as a kinetic weapon. Without a mention in dialog.
Never liked the premise of the tiny runabout being able to fly up an open impulse exhaust port and into the engine room. With only a tiny door to pop open. Should have been more stuff in their way.
Have to wonder about the runabout firing torpedoes in the Defiant's engine room. The miniature warheads would be just as powerful as a full sized one. Unless they disarmed the warhead and used the torpedo as a kinetic weapon. Without a mention in dialog.
Never liked the premise of the tiny runabout being able to fly up an open impulse exhaust port and into the engine room. With only a tiny door to pop open. Should have been more stuff in their way.
DS9 - Explorers
Used to be an episode I didn't care for. Really love it now.
Used to be an episode I didn't care for. Really love it now.
This is one of my favorite episodes of the franchise. It is so pure.
"A Time to Stand" - DS9
Julian saying it'll take seventeen years to get home and that last shot of the Jem'Hadar ship limping along made me say out loud, "THIS is how they end this episode!?"
Julian saying it'll take seventeen years to get home and that last shot of the Jem'Hadar ship limping along made me say out loud, "THIS is how they end this episode!?"
DS9 "Honor Among Thieves" on H&I.
The only good thing about this episode was seeing Nick Tate from "Space: 1999" in it.
The entire premise of Starfleet Security using Chief O'Brian to infiltrate the Orion Syndicate was totally nonsensical.
The only good thing about this episode was seeing Nick Tate from "Space: 1999" in it.
The entire premise of Starfleet Security using Chief O'Brian to infiltrate the Orion Syndicate was totally nonsensical.
Agreed. It was nice to watch on a cold night with a cup of tea in my hands.
Even the B story was nicely written and acted
VOY Threshold 
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