What's with the Fairhaven holodeck stuff? Enough already
It's only two episodes.
List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched
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It's only two episodes.
Yeah, and that was more than enough
Remember. The other occasion of Janeway getting some was just really icky...and wrong.
Rats!! Forgot the name of the episode - just saw on "Enterprise" the one with Tucker rescuing a "Monarch" lady & ending up on a planet alone with her. Did anyone notice the looks on Capt. Archer's, T'Pol's & Lt. Reed's faces when they found Tucker/lady bending over looking for a weapon in a puddle??? Priceless! Especially when Archer asks, "Are we interupting anything, Commander"? (Tucker was in his wet underwear & the lady' s dress was wet & torn). I bet he caught another scolding from T'Pol when they got back to the Enterprise!).
A huge missed opportunity for a Hogan's Heroes crossover, they were most likely both filming at the same time within spitting distance of each other on the Desilu backlot.
Ok, I'm only half-joking, but HH was one of my favorite shows when I was a kid. Oh well, at least we have The Project Strigas Affair.
TOS-By Any Other Name. I like how Kirk and the crew discovered the Kelvans' weakness and exploited it unmercifully. Kelinda has to one the most beautiful women ever to appear on Trek.
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The City on the Edge of Forever (TOS Blu-ray)
It's one of the most hamtastic Shat moments in the series!
TOS "Where no Man has Gone Before" on MeTV.
So Mitchell was a Lt Commander. As was Spock and apparently McCoy. With Kirk as Captain. Was there no place for a Commander rank? Or was Kirk actually just a Commander by way of his two rank stripes and held the title of "Captain".
Liked the straight corridors and the double wide ladder in a foreground shot. I believe some ships used to use those before switching to double wide gangways. (very steep stairs)
So Mitchell was a Lt Commander. As was Spock and apparently McCoy. With Kirk as Captain. Was there no place for a Commander rank? Or was Kirk actually just a Commander by way of his two rank stripes and held the title of "Captain".
Liked the straight corridors and the double wide ladder in a foreground shot. I believe some ships used to use those before switching to double wide gangways. (very steep stairs)
DS9 "Life Support" on H&I.
I loved Hogan's Heroes. Still do
Just saw "DAWN" on Enterprise last night. This episode reminded me of a movie called "ENEMY MINE". Does anyone think its close? Again, Tucker with his uniform half off. (SIGH*)
Family (TNG)
Our Man Bashir (DS9)
Our Man Bashir (DS9)
TNG: Heart of Glory, streamed on Netflix.
Another gem from season one, made even better by the great Vaughn Armstrong as Korris, the first of twelve roles he would go on to play in Trek.
Another gem from season one, made even better by the great Vaughn Armstrong as Korris, the first of twelve roles he would go on to play in Trek.
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