List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched
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"Operation--Annihilate!", originally aired April 13, 1967...the first season finale.
Civil Defense (DS9). Been on a bit of a DS9 kick lately; it's like eating potato chips.
TOS "Charlie X" on MeTV.
Ok. If I were the Captain and some 17 year old kid just rolled his eyes and made one of MY crewmen disappear right in front of me. The first things I'd ask would be "Where did he go? Is he Dead? Who or What are you?" Not Captain Kirk.
I know this was one of the first episodes. But some of the writing just sucks.
I know my experience is clouded with five series and thirteen movies. But the obvious first questions to be asked in response to a situation are almost never asked.
Ok. If I were the Captain and some 17 year old kid just rolled his eyes and made one of MY crewmen disappear right in front of me. The first things I'd ask would be "Where did he go? Is he Dead? Who or What are you?" Not Captain Kirk.
I know this was one of the first episodes. But some of the writing just sucks.
I know my experience is clouded with five series and thirteen movies. But the obvious first questions to be asked in response to a situation are almost never asked.
^ As a Twilight Zone veteran, Kirk knew very well that they'd been sent to the Cornfield.
TNG: "Starship Mine"
DS9: "The Forsaken"
"The Forsaken" has this completely jarring, not-aged-well line. When Sisko is telling Bashir the story about when he was a young officer assigned to chaperone difficult ambassadors, and he ended up hitting one of them:
"It was a simple misunderstanding over his attempt to coax a young ensign to his quarters, against her will."
What's the innocent version of that?!?
DS9: "The Forsaken"
"The Forsaken" has this completely jarring, not-aged-well line. When Sisko is telling Bashir the story about when he was a young officer assigned to chaperone difficult ambassadors, and he ended up hitting one of them:
"It was a simple misunderstanding over his attempt to coax a young ensign to his quarters, against her will."
What's the innocent version of that?!?
TOS "Mark of Gideon" on H&I
I still want to know how all of those people got fed.
I think it's possible that Gideon had replicator tech and that's how everyone was able to survive plus how they were able to create the replica of the Enterprise.
DS9 episode where they accidentally trigger a dormant Cardassian counter insurgency program. That even Gul Dukat himself can't disable.
I still want to know how all of those people got fed.
I think it's possible that Gideon had replicator tech and that's how everyone was able to survive plus how they were able to create the replica of the Enterprise.
DS9 episode where they accidentally trigger a dormant Cardassian counter insurgency program. That even Gul Dukat himself can't disable.
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