List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched

[Captain Rob]

DS9 "Melora" on H&I.
Why would Melora turn off the gravity ni her quarters? She comes from a low gravity planet not a zero G one. She should have been able to adjust the gravity in her quarters so she could move about normally. Not fly around the room.
ENT "Chosen Realm" on H&I.
This story sounds really familiar. Like something from TOS (LTBYLB). And of course when they return to the terrorists' home planet it's surface has been devastated.

For Tuesday:
ENT "Proving Ground" on H&I.
"The Andorian Mining Consortium runs from no one!"

 

[1001001]

What You Leave Behind - DS9

 

[Pondwater]

“Data’s Day”

 

[Captain Rob]

DS9 "Necessary Evil" on H&I.
When Odo is about to leave after questioning Vaatrik's widow he pulls a Columbo and turns around and says "Just one more thing."

 

[BillJ]

"The Naked Now" - Star Trek: The Next Generation

 

[Pondwater]

“The Wounded”

 

[Captain Rob]

DS9 "Second Sight" on H&I.
Interesting that the airlock seen as the top of an upper pylon is of a design we never see again.
Is it just me, or do people in Star Trek seem to off themselves too easily?
ENT "Harbinger" on H&I.
Still think it was silly to edit out the scene with T'Pol's bare bum when it first aired. When I first saw several of the episodes that followed they didn't make sense. It wasn't even her bum, it was a body double. Jolene's bum is much nicer as seen in a few movies and magazines.

 

[Orac]

Balance of Terror

 

[suarezguy]

Voyager "Living Witness" (OK)

 

[suarezguy]

Deep Space Nine "Valiant" (OK)

 

[Captain Rob]

DS9 "Sanctuary" on H&I.
This episode's only use is to learn a bit more about the mysterious Dominion.

 

[Joanna McCoy-Kirk]

The Pegasus (TNG Blu-ray)

 

[RedAlert]

ENT - Vanishing point

It's fine, I like Hoshi stories.

 

[MAGolding]

TOS "Where No Man Has Gone Before".

According to Star Trek Transcripts the episode teaser begins with:

Captain's log, Star date 1312.4. The impossible has happened. From directly ahead, we're picking up a recorded distress signal, the call letters of a vessel which has been missing for over two centuries. Did another Earth ship once probe out of the galaxy as we intend to do? What happened to it out there? Is this some warning they've left behind?

In the first act, Kirk on the bridge addresses the crew on the intercom:

KIRK: This is the Captain speaking. The object we encountered is a ship's disaster recorder, apparently ejected from the S.S. Valiant two hundred years ago.

But the transcript is wrong. Kirk actually says:

KIRK: This is the Captain speaking. The object we encountered is a ship's disaster recorder, apparently ejected from the S.S. Valiant ALMOST two hundred years ago.

So the S.S. Valiant became missing OVER two centuries earlier, but it encountered the galactic barrier, self destructed, and ejected the disaster recorder ALMOST two hundred years earlier. The voyage of the S.S. Valiant may have lasted for months, years, or decades, but it must have included a moment in time that was exactly two hundred years, zero months, zero days, zero hours, zero minutes, and zero seconds before the teaser and the first act of "Where No Man Has Gone Before".

The episode is given a date in some unspecified calendar in a sickbay scene.

MITCHELL: My love has wings. Slender, feathered things with grace in upswept curve and tapered tip. The Nightingale Woman, written by Phineas Tarbolde on the Canopius planet back in 1996. It's funny you picked that one, Doctor.
DEHNER: Why?
MITCHELL: That's one of the most passionate love sonnets of the past couple of centuries. How do you feel, Doctor?

This scene strongly implies that the current year in the calendar used by Mitchell is between 2096 and 2196. And that one moment during the voyage of the S.S. Valiant was exactly 200 years earlier, and thus sometime during the period 1896 to 1996 - in whatever calendar was used by Gary Mitchell.

 

[Joanna McCoy-Kirk]

The Trouble with Tribbles (TOS Blu-ray)

 

[Pondwater]

“The Pegasus”

 

[Trevellian]

TOS “A Taste of Armageddon” as part of my ongoing TOS rewatch along with the www.rachelwatchesstartrek.com podcast. I don’t know about having to report to the disintegration chambers for the reasons in the episode, but some of the characters in this episode should be disintegrated for crimes against fashion. I’m not sure if the first through the door should be the security guards with their spiky swimcaps or the winner of the worst-dressed ambassador award Robert Fox.

 

[2takesfrakes]

TOS - The Enterprise Incident

Good evidence that the third season didn't completely suck.

 

[Pondwater]

“Genesis”

 

[Captain Rob]

DS9 "Rivals" on H&I.
I want my hour back.
ENT "Hatchery" turned it off right after Archer got sprayed by the creepy egg.