List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched
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DS9 "blood oath"
so, so good. no context for who these old klingons are within the franchise, just a deep dive exploration of dax though the lens of revenge action story. another example of how DS9 could tell stories no other series or film in the franchise could or would. we need more of this.
so, so good. no context for who these old klingons are within the franchise, just a deep dive exploration of dax though the lens of revenge action story. another example of how DS9 could tell stories no other series or film in the franchise could or would. we need more of this.
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Voyager - Season 1 - "Caretaker"
Here we go again. Mr.Paris, set a course... for home
Here we go again. Mr.Paris, set a course... for home
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Voyager - Season 1 - "Parallax"
the embodiment of modern medicine are getting shorter....and shorter.. and...
the embodiment of modern medicine are getting shorter....and shorter.. and...
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Voyager - Season 1 - "The Cloud"
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lol and what outfits!
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Voyager - Season 1 - "Eye of the Needle"
Yes i think the same way of Star Trek in general, it really does get better and better...
Rivals (DS9 on Netflix)
DS9: Babel
While the premise (bizarre virus konks out the crew and the clock is tickin' and they're all takin' a lickin', something that's almost as old as the world's other oldest profession), it's more than made up for by some worthwhile character development for pretty much everybody (that helps DS9/S1 stand out better), one or two eminently clever plot twists, is a robust Kira story in its own right, and has a lot of well-written dialogue that really hits the spot. But Ira co-wrote the story, along with the wonderfulness of Sally Caves. It's not hard to see where their particular interests shine through. As well as the acting and directing of said actors with this creative take on Aphasia on display with the proper tone and inflection to match the scene but be allow the words to be as incongruous as need be... this one is far more than the sum of its parts and is a must-see. 9/10
While the premise (bizarre virus konks out the crew and the clock is tickin' and they're all takin' a lickin', something that's almost as old as the world's other oldest profession), it's more than made up for by some worthwhile character development for pretty much everybody (that helps DS9/S1 stand out better), one or two eminently clever plot twists, is a robust Kira story in its own right, and has a lot of well-written dialogue that really hits the spot. But Ira co-wrote the story, along with the wonderfulness of Sally Caves. It's not hard to see where their particular interests shine through. As well as the acting and directing of said actors with this creative take on Aphasia on display with the proper tone and inflection to match the scene but be allow the words to be as incongruous as need be... this one is far more than the sum of its parts and is a must-see. 9/10
TNG: Family, streamed on Netflix.
Wonderful episode. The Picard home and vineyard in La Barre is such a beautiful place.
Wonderful episode. The Picard home and vineyard in La Barre is such a beautiful place.
Will You Take My Hand? (DSC Blu-ray)
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Voyager - Season 1 - "State of Flux"
the butler did it...
the butler did it...
The Man Trap (TOS Blu-ray), in honor of Trek's 53rd birthday today.
DS9: "Duet"
I'd never seen this one before.
The music is the first of so many wonderful things that sets this series as being far superior to TNG.
Another is the multi-layered plot, whose only predictable twist is made unpredictable as a result (sorry, no spoilers).
The scripting has never been more exquisite for any DS9 episode, much less any other in Trek as far as I'm concerned.
If not most shows in general.
And the acting... nothing upon nothing tops this episode as well.
Rarely do I weep while watching television. This had the waterworks turned on, several times, increasingly so.
Okay, one spoiler (it's a big one despite being over such a small scene, so I implore you not to click):
Forget hyped episodes like "The Visitor", those just pale to albino dust in comparison to a genuine, bona fide all time great of television.
10/10.
With ease.
I'd never seen this one before.
The music is the first of so many wonderful things that sets this series as being far superior to TNG.
Another is the multi-layered plot, whose only predictable twist is made unpredictable as a result (sorry, no spoilers).
The scripting has never been more exquisite for any DS9 episode, much less any other in Trek as far as I'm concerned.
If not most shows in general.
And the acting... nothing upon nothing tops this episode as well.
Rarely do I weep while watching television. This had the waterworks turned on, several times, increasingly so.
Okay, one spoiler (it's a big one despite being over such a small scene, so I implore you not to click):
I screamed "No!!!!!", even long before Kira had. 
That's just how damn great and compelling this episode was, true to Trek's ideals while providing so many facets of so many levels.
That's just how damn great and compelling this episode was, true to Trek's ideals while providing so many facets of so many levels.Forget hyped episodes like "The Visitor", those just pale to albino dust in comparison to a genuine, bona fide all time great of television.
10/10.
With ease.
TNG the one where Data become a dad and Starfleet treats him like property....again
TNG Sins of the father aka Trump Duras wins this round
TNG Sins of the father aka Trump Duras wins this round
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