List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched
- Thread starter Kes2370
- Start date
VOY Caretaker 1 & 2 (part of my challenge to watch every Trek T.V show in chronological order, then do the movies)
This years / summers TNG marathon had these episodes. From June to August.
'All Good Things...' was the "pilot" for few reasons. It was among the very first if not the first episode I got on VHS back in the 90s. Also, it's a nice reminder on what's going on, trial of humanity.
'Ship in a Bottle' works well as the last episode, Barclay says: "Computer, end program".
Next year.... some episodes just belong on the must watch list, some change.
- All Good Things... 1
- All Good Things... 2 (in two parts like few other two parters)
- Measure of a Man
- Q Who
- Evolution
- The Bonding
- Sins of the Father
- The Defector
- Allegiance
- Sarek
- Yesterday's Enterprise
- Legacy
- The Offspring
- Who Watches The Watchers
- The Best of Both Worlds 1
- The Best of Both Worlds 2
- Family
- Reunion
- Data's Day
- Clues
- Night Terrors
- The Nth Degree
- The Drumhead
- In Theory
- The Mind's Eye
- Identity Crisis
- Redemption 1
- Redemption 2
- Darmok
- The Masterpiece Society
- Conundrum
- Cause & Effect
- Imaginary Friend
- Unification 1
- Unification 2
- I Borg
- Face of the Enemy
- Force of Nature
- Aquiel
- Ship in a Bottle
'All Good Things...' was the "pilot" for few reasons. It was among the very first if not the first episode I got on VHS back in the 90s. Also, it's a nice reminder on what's going on, trial of humanity.
'Ship in a Bottle' works well as the last episode, Barclay says: "Computer, end program".
Next year.... some episodes just belong on the must watch list, some change.
Last edited:
TOS: Balance of Terror, streamed on Netflix.
One of the best Trek episodes, then, now, and forever.
One of the best Trek episodes, then, now, and forever.
Moist Vessel (LD)
The Last Outpost
"Moist Vessel" - LDS
DS9 Rewatch- wrapped up Season 6 with "Tears of the Prophets"
I have to admit …….
I have to admit …….
the Jadzia death scene was pretty underwhelming. They did a nice job trying to build up Worf and Dax's relationship through the back 1/3 of the season, but the execution of her death just fell flat.
I know this episode catches a lot of flack, and perhaps rightfully so, but there's something I find interesting about it. Maybe because it's just so different and off-beat, and has a bit of a tragic ending...but I don't hate it like others do.
Severin is an interesting character.
VOY Time and again
DS9-In Purgatory's Shadow
DS9-By Inferno's Light
*(even though the notoriety of that is post-episode)
DS9-By Inferno's Light
Agree. I think it helps if you realize that it is less Hippies culture per se and more Manson's Family* cult of personality.
*(even though the notoriety of that is post-episode)
Similar threads
