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List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched
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Context Is For Kings (DSC) on All Access - I didn't enjoy the first two episodes as much the second time around as I did the first, but this one was just as excellent as I remembered.
First Contact (TNG) on DVD - What a great guest cast! Really good episode.
The Cloud Minders (TOS) on Netflix - first time to watch the remastered version of this episode. The new effects were nice, but I thought they might have taken it a little further. There's a cool new shot of the city in the scene transition where Spock and Scott are trying to beam up Plasus.
First Contact (TNG) on DVD - What a great guest cast! Really good episode.
The Cloud Minders (TOS) on Netflix - first time to watch the remastered version of this episode. The new effects were nice, but I thought they might have taken it a little further. There's a cool new shot of the city in the scene transition where Spock and Scott are trying to beam up Plasus.
One of the more underrated episodes of TOS. I love this one.
ENT "Similitude" on H&I.
The discovery that Humans can store memories in cellular genetic material. Don't think so.
At least Sim got to mug on T'Pol.
The discovery that Humans can store memories in cellular genetic material. Don't think so.
At least Sim got to mug on T'Pol.
"Past Tense, Part II" - DS9
The Butcher's Knife Cares Not For The Lamb's Cry (DSC) - rewatching these with the wife is really getting me excited for the return of the show.
The Ship (DS9) - the wife was too tired for a second DSC episode, but I felt like some more Trek with a darker edge. This is one of my favorites. Such great tension.
The Ship (DS9) - the wife was too tired for a second DSC episode, but I felt like some more Trek with a darker edge. This is one of my favorites. Such great tension.
TOS: The City on the Edge of Forever, streamed on CBS All Access.
CBSAA has the original non-remastered version in all its scratchy, grainy glory, which I had not seen in many years. Original airdate: April 6th, 1967, one day before my first birthday.
I love that Spock eventually had to resort to cannibalizing entire radios for the parts to build his memory circuit, you can see a pile of them in the corner in the later apartment scenes.
..and those are the days worth living for.
CBSAA has the original non-remastered version in all its scratchy, grainy glory, which I had not seen in many years. Original airdate: April 6th, 1967, one day before my first birthday.
I love that Spock eventually had to resort to cannibalizing entire radios for the parts to build his memory circuit, you can see a pile of them in the corner in the later apartment scenes.
..and those are the days worth living for.
TOS Requiem for Methuselah
This is a pretty damn underrated episode, quire honestly. If it had been a matter of days and not hours for the landing party to process the rytalyn (I'm sure that's misspelled) and to have Kirk develop a more plausible relationship with Rayna...it would have been very good.
"Forget"
This is a pretty damn underrated episode, quire honestly. If it had been a matter of days and not hours for the landing party to process the rytalyn (I'm sure that's misspelled) and to have Kirk develop a more plausible relationship with Rayna...it would have been very good.
"Forget"
Charlie X - TOS
So we're supposed to check back each time we watch an ep.?
What's the point?
"Amok Time".
What's the point?
"Amok Time".
So we're supposed to check back each time we watch an ep.?
What's the point?
"Amok Time".
Sometimes it's fun to see what everyone else is watching. There's no requirement to post every time. I usually have the last few weeks, but sometimes I don't get around to it when I watch something. No big deal.
Choose Your Pain; Lethe (DSC) on All Access - getting ready for Chapter 2 and really digging rewatching these.
Galaxy's Child (TNG) on DVD - I've been kind of dreading this coming up on my workout rewatch. I really enjoy the B plot with "Junior" but the A plot with Geordi is painful at times.
The Practical Joker (TAS) on Netflix - love the early holodeck idea, love the idea of a sentient Enterprise computer, meh on the execution. Season two of TAS definitely felt like leftovers for me, although the episodes do have their moments.
"The Gamesters of Triskelion" 50th anniversary rewatch.
DS9 "Trials and Tribble-ations" on H&I.
Always funny.
Towards the end it seems to me that when Kirk asks for the storage compartment door to be closed and he looked up. He'd be looking right up Dax's skirt.
Always funny.
Towards the end it seems to me that when Kirk asks for the storage compartment door to be closed and he looked up. He'd be looking right up Dax's skirt.
Memorable for Flint's cool flat-panel TV, and use of the original 33" Enterprise model.
Also, this interesting bit, from Wikipedia: Its repeat broadcast, on September 2, 1969, was the last official telecast of the series to air on NBC
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