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TNG s4e6, e7 and e8 VOY s6e25 and e26, s7e1

VOY s6e22, e23 and e24 TNG s4e3, e4 and e5

In the last few days: PIC s3e10 VOY s6e15 to e21 ENT s1e9 and e10

I recently rewatched "Riddles", too, and was amazed by it! I had almost forgotten this episode after all these years. It's interesting that you're young, yet you're into "old" Star Trek shows... I would have imagined the new streaming shows would be easier to access for young people. I tried...

The main problem of VOY imo was constantly and reliably missing opportunities when writing character development ... for *all* characters. This is especially painfully obvious when you contrast VOY with DS9, which was the main reason for my disappointment with VOY back in the 90s. The only...

PIC s3e9 VOY s6e14 ENT s1e8

VOY s6e12 PIC s3e8 LD s3e5 and e6

VOY s6e11 "Fair Haven" ENT s1e7 PIC s3e7

Star Wars Andor s2e9 Doctor Who, the latest episode "The Interstellar Song Contest" Doctor Who (classic era) "The Mark of the Rani" (6th Doctor) and "Time and the Rani" (7th Doctor)

VOY s6e9 and e10 Finished DSC with s5e9 and e10

DSC s5e6, e7 and e8 VOY s6e8

DS9 s3e4 "Equilibrium" VOY s6e6 and e7

For me, it's Seven. She has the most interesting backstory. But then, I feel VOY neglected character development of most characters, compared to the other Berman-era shows ... Janeway had a lot of potential, but imo, we never learnt enough about her to make her really interesting. So did...

VOY s6e3, e4 and e5 DSC s5e4 and e5

VOY s5e26, s6e1 and e2 DSC s5e2 and e3

DSC s4e12, e13 and s5e1

DSC s4e10 and e11.

DSC s4e8 and e9 VOY s5e23 to e25 ENT s1e5

I don't know how much it's a reworked pilot, or how much of the script for the originally intended Section 31 series pilot still appeared in the movie (i.e. compared to the TMP/Phase II situation), but my understanding is that a "backdoor pilot" is one or a couple of episodes in an original show...

Well, it's not optimal usage of an "enormous" screen when a production doesn't fill it up. It's no big deal when there are good reasons, like, the material was originally produced for a different kind of screen (like movies for the silver screen or old tv productions for 4:3 tubes -- in those...