Shuttlepod one

[WraithDukat]

I think the episode "shuttlepod one" is among the finest in Star Trek. I don't know why but there is just something about it.

Anyone agree?

 

[Winterwind]

It is a good episode. I personally wouldn't rank it as one of Trek's finest but it is good.

 

[SchwEnt]

It's okay. Sometimes ST does this, sets up a sort of stage play essentially between two characters to play it out. DS9's "Duet" and "Waltz" were similar, two characters playing off each other for the eps.

If you've got two good characters and actors who can pull it off, it can work just fine--sometimes exceptionally well.

"Shuttlepod One" was okay.

 

[Melakon]

It's too bad they never did an episode with T'Pol and Hoshi trapped together. Though I've seen so little of ENT, not sure either actress would be able to carry it.

 

[Mach5]

I think the episode "shuttlepod one" is among the finest in Star Trek. I don't know why but there is just something about it.

Anyone agree?

I agree. Superb character episode, with neat dialogue, and great performances by both Connor and Dominic. My favorite episode of the series, actually.

 

[NeedsOfTheMany]

You could see the chemistry between Conner and Dominic in this episode, too bad Malcolm never had that many episodes centered around him aside from the espionage.

 

[Lucky]

This was one of my favorites as well. I love Trip episodes, and I thought this one had a simple, but compelling premise, and the actors all did a great job.

 

[BruntFCA]

Great episode and a real highlight of the first season. I wish they had used Reed more instead of just having Archer do everything that should be left up to the security chief. They also did that alot with Mayweather by sending the friggin Captain to fly dangerous missions instead of the chief pilot.

 

[WraithDukat]

I agree it is the character dialog between Reed and Trip that makes it.

Plus it does a good job of highlighting the difference between the 22nd and 24th century. If that happened to a 24th century shuttle it wouldn't be too much of a problem for the pilots.

 

[R. Star]

There's some nice character interaction in it, but over all... the story isn't really about anything and there are no lasting effects of it on the rest of the show.

 

[Skywalker]

No lasting effects? This was where the Trip/Reed friendship began.

 

[R. Star]

No lasting effects? This was where the Trip/Reed friendship began.

Which was a big part of the show and had several story arcs dedicated to it.

 

[MacLeod]

I think the episode "shuttlepod one" is among the finest in Star Trek. I don't know why but there is just something about it.

Anyone agree?

I don't know if I would go so far as to say it was one of Trek's best, but it's one of ENT best.

 

[Skywalker]

No lasting effects? This was where the Trip/Reed friendship began.

Which was a big part of the show and had several story arcs dedicated to it.

You didn't say anything about story arcs. But it did become a fairly prominent and oft-recurring part of the show, yes.

 

[Mach5]

You didn't say anything about story arcs. But it did become a fairly prominent and oft-recurring part of the show, yes.

I wish we've gotten more of it. After seeing this ep, I remember thinking: "O'Brien/Bashir 2.0, hell motherf*** yeah!"

What did we use to call these two around here? "The disaster twins"? Damn, how I sometimes miss this friggin' show.

 

[NeedsOfTheMany]

Consummate pros at there craft, you could see that they enjoyed doing the episode together. It rings out later in other episodes when they have scene time together, good chemistry.