List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched
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Journey to Babel - TOS-R
Now there's a good one! haha.
"Wink of an Eye" - TOS Remastered.
VOY: Bliss
The Immunity Syndrome (TOS Blu-ray)
Just watched DS9 - "Hippocratic Oath", one of my favorites of season 4. 
I'm quite sure it is actually the same filming location
Then it should be "it's amazing how Starfleet Academy looks exactly like the Edo planet".
The "Turnabout Intruder" appendix/epilogue to the original TOS episode filmed by the cast of Star Trek Continues.
TOS-r: Space Seed
Presumably they retrieved the Botany Bay before dumping Khan and party on Ceti Alpha V, since in TWOK we see living quarters in converted cargo containers or something filled with personal belongings. There might have been seed samples aboard for crops, if they hadn't spoiled after 300 years. Wondering how long a supply of colored food cubes and other materials Kirk left them with to get started. Weapons would seem to have been necessary for survival too, even if it's just flintlocks.
Presumably they retrieved the Botany Bay before dumping Khan and party on Ceti Alpha V, since in TWOK we see living quarters in converted cargo containers or something filled with personal belongings. There might have been seed samples aboard for crops, if they hadn't spoiled after 300 years. Wondering how long a supply of colored food cubes and other materials Kirk left them with to get started. Weapons would seem to have been necessary for survival too, even if it's just flintlocks.
"The Empath" - TOS Remastered
Darmok, TNG
DS9 - Emissary
TOS: Metamorphosis, streamed on Netflix.
Interestingly, the shuttle appears to be the original Galileo, despite the fact that it was of course destroyed back in the first season, and eventually replaced at some point with the Galileo II. This is a minor glitch, but almost seems like something that could have been corrected during the remastering project.
I loved Cochrane's little house, it reminded me of the Morbius house from Forbidden Planet.
The Companion was able to rejuvenate an old and dying Cochrane, and was able to stop Kirk, Spock and McCoy from aging, yet was unable or unwilling to cure Commissioner Hedford until it decided it needed a human body to inhabit. This was a sort of, I dunno, shitty thing to do, really.
The TNG crew got to meet the wild rock-and-roll drunk version of Zefram Cochrane in First Contact, but 150 years of being shipwrecked apparently drained all the fun out of him. When he first saw the nacelles on the shuttlecraft, did he recognize that they looked a lot like the warp nacelles on the Phoenix?
All in all, this was an OK episode, not bad but not great either.
Interestingly, the shuttle appears to be the original Galileo, despite the fact that it was of course destroyed back in the first season, and eventually replaced at some point with the Galileo II. This is a minor glitch, but almost seems like something that could have been corrected during the remastering project.
I loved Cochrane's little house, it reminded me of the Morbius house from Forbidden Planet.
The Companion was able to rejuvenate an old and dying Cochrane, and was able to stop Kirk, Spock and McCoy from aging, yet was unable or unwilling to cure Commissioner Hedford until it decided it needed a human body to inhabit. This was a sort of, I dunno, shitty thing to do, really.
The TNG crew got to meet the wild rock-and-roll drunk version of Zefram Cochrane in First Contact, but 150 years of being shipwrecked apparently drained all the fun out of him. When he first saw the nacelles on the shuttlecraft, did he recognize that they looked a lot like the warp nacelles on the Phoenix?
All in all, this was an OK episode, not bad but not great either.
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