List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched
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ENT- The Andorian Incident.
This has a number of fridge logic problems, e.g. Why doesn't Archer explain the Earth/Vulcan relationship to Shran? Why is he so outraged at the existence of a secret surveillance post?
OTOH, this ep introduces fan favourite character Shran, and sets up the Andorian/Vulcan conflict that bubbles under all the following seasons. It also gives a nice flavour of Vulcan culture, for we who enjoy such things.
This has a number of fridge logic problems, e.g. Why doesn't Archer explain the Earth/Vulcan relationship to Shran? Why is he so outraged at the existence of a secret surveillance post?
OTOH, this ep introduces fan favourite character Shran, and sets up the Andorian/Vulcan conflict that bubbles under all the following seasons. It also gives a nice flavour of Vulcan culture, for we who enjoy such things.
You are correct. Though Desert Crossing is recommended if you want to see shirtless men playing beach volleyball.
Got up to the Icarus Factor with my (now stalled) TNG rewatch and turned it off to start DS9 again. The Emissary is still one of the best pilots of any Trek series.
"Balance of Terror" - TOS Remastered
"Code of Honor" - TNG
Ouch. Am I watching a bad episode of TOS? What's going on here?
Ouch. Am I watching a bad episode of TOS? What's going on here?
The Ultimate Computer (TOS)
VOY: Sacred Ground
Capt. Janeway must explore her own spirituality to $ave Kes' life. In the end, Kathryn ends up with a perspective that I'd found myself wishing that Chakotay could've invested in her, without someone else's life at stake. But how she arrives at it, in this particular story, is quite wonderful and I'm very fond of "Sacred Ground" for that very reason.
Capt. Janeway must explore her own spirituality to $ave Kes' life. In the end, Kathryn ends up with a perspective that I'd found myself wishing that Chakotay could've invested in her, without someone else's life at stake. But how she arrives at it, in this particular story, is quite wonderful and I'm very fond of "Sacred Ground" for that very reason.
"Plato's Stepchildren" - TOS Remastered
"Datalore" - TNG
SHUT UP WESLEY!
SHUT UP WESLEY!
Voyager- Deadlock Full enough of action and technobabble that one barely has time to think, for ill or good. It does give a closer look at the machinations of the Vidiians, which I think is a good thing and that denouement which seems to have earned pretty much of a universal favor.
"Home Soil" - TNG
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