List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched

[Hawku]

Leyton? Robert Foxworth's character? He is. Or d'you mean someone else?

Grandpa. Always makes me think of Cartwright from Voyage Home.

 

[cooleddie74]

"Much Ado About Boimler" - LD

 

[Orphalesion]

"Much Ado About Boimler" -Lower Decks

 

[BillJ]

“Much Ado About Boimler” - Star Trek: Lower Decks

 

[Peregrinus]

Grandpa. Always makes me think of Cartwright from Voyage Home.

Ohhhhh... Fair. It's always dicey using actors in different roles across the series/films -- unless they're buried under alien makeup/prosthetics (the Mar(c/k)s).

Anywho.

"City on the Edge of Forever".

 

[Court_Vince]

Nor the Battle to the Strong (DS9)

 

[Nx-007]

Lower Decks - "Much Ado About Boimler"

 

[BillJ]

Lower Decks - "Much Ado About Boimler"

There are books (the Destiny trilogy) that your avatar makes up a decent chunk of.

 

[Nx-007]

There are books (the Destiny trilogy) that your avatar makes up a decent chunk of.

Nice catch, I've read them, they are very well written and done well imo, I really enjoyed that trilogy and got the idea for my avatar after reading some background info on the books.

 

[Cyfa]

DS9: "The Collaborator" and "Life Support" - I didn't intend to rewatch two Vedek Bareil episodes, but after seeing the delightfully wicked Winn in "The Collaborator" I couldn't help but want more!

 

[Court_Vince]

Things Past (DS9) Great Odo-centric episode

 

[Nx-007]

Voyager - "Initiations", "Projections", "Elogium",
"Non Sequitur" (Love the score in the scene where Harry's playing the Clarinet)

 

[Nyotarules]

VOY Elogium

 

[Court_Vince]

Flashback (VOY) a fun little Anniversary episode

 

[1001001]

Much Ado About Boimler - LDS

 

[Court_Vince]

The Swarm (VOY) The ending of this one always fills me with such hopefulness

 

[Paul755]

ENT: Carbon Creek. A nice little one off.

 

[RubySlipppers]

Return of the Archons (TOS)

 

[BillJ]

"The Wounded" - Star Trek: The Next Generation

Great acting, and a solid base for a story. The background of it bothers me a bit. Maxwell's entire crew went along with his murdering Cardassians. Then there's the Phoenix dispatching Cardie warships in six seconds. Why was there a long drawn out war when the Federation had that kind of technical superiority? I know someone will bring up Vietnam or Afghanistan, but those seemed to be completely different types of conflicts. The Cardassians don't remind me of guerillas fighting in the hills type of society.

 

[Nx-007]

Voyager - "Twisted", "Parturition"