List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched

TNG-Darmok. "Darmok and Jilad at Tenagra."

 

"Nightingale" (Voyager)

 

TNG: Unnatural Selection, streamed on Netflix.

A case of The Deadly Years for Dr. Pulaski. Not sure why the Lantree had to be destroyed, some careful use of the transporter to remove the corpses and a baryon sweep probably could have decontaminated her, but I did appreciate the bridge crew's respectful sendoff.

Chief O'Brien gets to save the day, Wesley was busy doing his own actual job this time, go figure.

A good episode overall.

 

TOS "City on the Edge of Forever" on H&I
The shot where McCoy walks into the mission and meets Edith. Spock walks into the shot just a second or two after Edith takes McCoy out of the shot. Spock, with his excellent Vulcan ears, should have heard McCoy's voice.

Why is this page so freeking slow? It takes ten seconds or so for my typing to show up. And all the while it says it's "waiting for ads"

 

"Lineage" (Voyager)

 

TNG-The Silicon Avatar. Decent show about a mother's vendetta against The Crystalline Entity. This episode has a knockout teaser and one of TNG's best female guest stars.

 

Watching New Ground now.

"This'll be like being there when Zefram Cochrane runs the first warp drive!"

Haha, all things in good time Geordi.

 

The Alternative Factor

 

"The Council", "Countdown" and "Zero Hour". The final Blu-ray disc of season three. These episodes were fun, I think Manny Coto's influence was coming through.

If the show had been canceled after "Zero Hour", it would've became legend.

 

I gave up on Ent around season 2. At some point I may revisit the show. Do you recommend any episodes in particular?

 

Season three is one continuous arc. Starting with the season two cliffhanger "The Expanse". I think seasons three and four are well worth the time to watch. Season four has several mini-arcs that are connected to TOS.

 

Watched "The Masterpiece Society", "Conundrum", "Power Play", "Ethics" and "The Outcast" from TNG this weekend.

off, some of those episodes couldn't hold my interest, but I made it through them.

 

"Power Play" is the only one I've rewatched in years.

 

I'm watching through all ST series in order, I remember watching them when they first aired, but for so many of them I forgot a lot about them, now I remember why. So far Season 5 has had very few memorable episodes.

 

Those are some of my favorite episodes from season 5. "Conundrum" and "Power Play" have a frontier adventure feel to them. One of the producers from season 1, Herb Wright, came back to TNG during this time because Berman wanted TNG to get back to its adventure roots. "Power Play" even has a score reminiscent of Ron Jones's edgy music from the early seasons.

 

DS9: "Sacrifice Of Angels", "Waltz", and "Covenant"

Crazy evil Dukat mini-marathon! I have to admit, I hated this character turn at the time, but on rewatch I really like it. Originally I thought they were throwing away his complexity. Now I watch it and think: he was Hitler, they were always doing a story about Hitler. The point of Dukat flirting with heroism as the series went along wasn't to redeem him, it was to show he had the potential to make the right choices... to make it even more damning when he didn't.

 

TNG: A Matter of Honor, streamed on Netflix.

Although primarily a Riker episode, I enjoyed the few bits where Data gets to be First Officer of Enterprise in his place. Also, the phaser firing range was neat.

 

"Shattered" (Voyager)

 

TNG-Firstborn. Although its hard to believe James Sloyan as an older Alexander, its fun to see him as a Klingon. I believe he is the only actor to play a Romulan, Bajoran, and a Klingon.