ENT - "Home"
Vulcan looks like really cheap shite ... but this particular episode still manages to entertain.
Vulcan looks like really cheap shite ... but this particular episode still manages to entertain.
List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched
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So after completing Gears of War, and catching up with The Walking Dead from season five, I finally started ENT again.
Strange New World: The crew were so excited bless them, and there was some good character work, but the story on the planet was so dull.
Unexpected: A silly episode. Male pregnancy could only be played for laughs I suppose, but maybe later in the season when we know everyone better would have been a better time? Oh and actually be interesting for that matter.
Terra Nova: Better than Unexpected, but a really boring one I find. Nothing really grabbed my attention.
The Andorian Incident: I was looking forward to this one as I remember thinking that things were looking up by this point. It's definitely a good episode, with Jeffrey Combs' Shran elevating it somewhat. I think any misgivings are just due to me not being a huge fan of the ENT main characters, and thus it didn't grab me like it did before.
Breaking The Ice: A few really interesting threads in this one. I wasn't sure about more Vulcan negativity, but it was nice to see the crew accept the help when they needed it. I also liked T'Pol rejecting her arranged marriage to stay with the crew. She's a pretty stiff character at the moment so any attempt to warm her a little is welcome.
Civilisation: They could have had something interesting to say about First Contact with pre-warp civilizations, but they didn't. Everything here was pretty by-the-numbers stuff.
Strange New World: The crew were so excited bless them, and there was some good character work, but the story on the planet was so dull.
Unexpected: A silly episode. Male pregnancy could only be played for laughs I suppose, but maybe later in the season when we know everyone better would have been a better time? Oh and actually be interesting for that matter.
Terra Nova: Better than Unexpected, but a really boring one I find. Nothing really grabbed my attention.
The Andorian Incident: I was looking forward to this one as I remember thinking that things were looking up by this point. It's definitely a good episode, with Jeffrey Combs' Shran elevating it somewhat. I think any misgivings are just due to me not being a huge fan of the ENT main characters, and thus it didn't grab me like it did before.
Breaking The Ice: A few really interesting threads in this one. I wasn't sure about more Vulcan negativity, but it was nice to see the crew accept the help when they needed it. I also liked T'Pol rejecting her arranged marriage to stay with the crew. She's a pretty stiff character at the moment so any attempt to warm her a little is welcome.
Civilisation: They could have had something interesting to say about First Contact with pre-warp civilizations, but they didn't. Everything here was pretty by-the-numbers stuff.
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VOY "False Profits" Silly but funny.
After the Ferengi's speech in the transporter room. Instead, Janeway should have ordered "Tuvok. Throw these two into the brig. And under heavy guard." Instead she caves to their stupid story and returns them to the planet.
ENT "Horizon" Meh.
These were both better than watching election returns.
After the Ferengi's speech in the transporter room. Instead, Janeway should have ordered "Tuvok. Throw these two into the brig. And under heavy guard." Instead she caves to their stupid story and returns them to the planet.
ENT "Horizon" Meh.
These were both better than watching election returns.
Fortunate Son - this one is fairly good, though Anthony Montgomery shows his limit as an actor when Travis makes his speech at the end.
Cold Front - I liked this more back when it was new, but these days the TCW plot sticks out like a sore thumb. Entertaining, if thin.
Silent Enemy - I thought this was pretty good, amiable stuff. The Reed story was nice if misplaced when the crew were busy with the enemy.
Dear Doctor - even with the horrible ending, I find this episode a lot easier to rewatch than most probably do. I love Phlox's narration of the events in his letter to his friend, and the chemistry between him and Cutler was sweet.
Sleeping Dogs - this was just dull and my attention wandered.
Shadows of P'Jem - I always remember how much I was looking forward to this one after The Andorian Incident. Apart from Shran popping up to repay his debt to Archer, it was very disappointing.
Cold Front - I liked this more back when it was new, but these days the TCW plot sticks out like a sore thumb. Entertaining, if thin.
Silent Enemy - I thought this was pretty good, amiable stuff. The Reed story was nice if misplaced when the crew were busy with the enemy.
Dear Doctor - even with the horrible ending, I find this episode a lot easier to rewatch than most probably do. I love Phlox's narration of the events in his letter to his friend, and the chemistry between him and Cutler was sweet.
Sleeping Dogs - this was just dull and my attention wandered.
Shadows of P'Jem - I always remember how much I was looking forward to this one after The Andorian Incident. Apart from Shran popping up to repay his debt to Archer, it was very disappointing.
ENT - The Forge
I like Syran, he was cool.
Otherwise, an entertaining episode. However ... the restrictive thrift of the Vulcan vistas and establishing shots is very disappointing.
I like Syran, he was cool.
Otherwise, an entertaining episode. However ... the restrictive thrift of the Vulcan vistas and establishing shots is very disappointing.
VOY "Remember"
Bruce Davidson again.
ENT "Cogenitor"
There should have been more consequences.
Bruce Davidson again.
ENT "Cogenitor"
There should have been more consequences.
VOYAGER - counterpoint.
Decent, Voyager totally outgunned has to submit to random inspections by a wonderfully slimy inspector and his team.
The inspector then defects and he and Janeway fall for each other, or do they ?
I enjoyed it.
Decent, Voyager totally outgunned has to submit to random inspections by a wonderfully slimy inspector and his team.
The inspector then defects and he and Janeway fall for each other, or do they ?
I enjoyed it.
ENT - Awakening
Lettuce sea, hear ...
For one thing, we've got Surak's personal followers keeping Archer and T'Pol prisoner and forcing their will on The Good Captain, despite the fact that it could screw him up. Doesn't sound very Surakian to me, but hey ... what can you do? You know. Then, we've got the Vulcan president acting all emotional and unstable and shit, yet ... the meritocracy of Vulcan seems to make allowances for gross lapses in logic, rants, tirades and demonstrations of emotional instability.
That's entertainment - what we crave for, inside!
Lettuce sea, hear ...
For one thing, we've got Surak's personal followers keeping Archer and T'Pol prisoner and forcing their will on The Good Captain, despite the fact that it could screw him up. Doesn't sound very Surakian to me, but hey ... what can you do? You know. Then, we've got the Vulcan president acting all emotional and unstable and shit, yet ... the meritocracy of Vulcan seems to make allowances for gross lapses in logic, rants, tirades and demonstrations of emotional instability.
That's entertainment - what we crave for, inside!
VOY "Sacred Ground"
ENT The Borg episode. Everyone turn to the camera and wink at the end of the episode.
So this is supposed to be the reason the Borg were already poking around the Alpha Quadrant in TNG. And why Seven of Nine's parents set off to search for them.
ENT The Borg episode. Everyone turn to the camera and wink at the end of the episode.
So this is supposed to be the reason the Borg were already poking around the Alpha Quadrant in TNG. And why Seven of Nine's parents set off to search for them.
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