List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched
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VOY "Meld" and "Dreadnought"
Hadn't seen "Meld" since it first aired. Barely remembered the Lon Suter character.
Thought that the Betazoid black eyes were creepy.
And for some reason this page is blowing out my CPU usage.
Must be the Russians.
Hadn't seen "Meld" since it first aired. Barely remembered the Lon Suter character.
Thought that the Betazoid black eyes were creepy.
And for some reason this page is blowing out my CPU usage.
Must be the Russians.
Haven (STNG) - watching it now, I do not understand why Troi was going ahead with an arranged marriage????
Prior episode (DS9) - Dr Bashir, I presume - lots of fun and hammy acting
Prior episode (DS9) - Dr Bashir, I presume - lots of fun and hammy acting
VOY "Threshold"
They should have replaced the last ten minutes with commercials.
There was no need for Paris to kidnap Janeway. And definitely no need for the 'lizard babies'.
ENT "The Seventh"
The bad guy in this looks like an old Tom Paris. Even sounds like him.
They should have replaced the last ten minutes with commercials.
There was no need for Paris to kidnap Janeway. And definitely no need for the 'lizard babies'.
ENT "The Seventh"
The bad guy in this looks like an old Tom Paris. Even sounds like him.
ENT "Singularity"
ENT "Vanishing Point"
Just watched "Ugly Bags of Mostly Water", oh, i mean "Home Soil"
Loved the ep overall, although I'm pretty sure its got a few details wrong, such as there being no other inorganic lifeforms in trek. Horta? Various energy beings? Cloud creature?
The drama seemed a little forced however given that there seemed no reason given why they couldn't just manually eject the jar through an airlock if needs be, whereas they repeatedly used futile technological means to attempt to contain the lifeforms.
Loved the ep overall, although I'm pretty sure its got a few details wrong, such as there being no other inorganic lifeforms in trek. Horta? Various energy beings? Cloud creature?
The drama seemed a little forced however given that there seemed no reason given why they couldn't just manually eject the jar through an airlock if needs be, whereas they repeatedly used futile technological means to attempt to contain the lifeforms.
STAR TREK: The Next Generation
"Conundrum"
The "A" story is that the crew's lost its memory, due to an unknown weapon and find themselves involved in a limited war.
The "B" story is Liquid Gold, involving a love triangle, including Riker at the top ... Ro ... and Troi. Ro's a handful, especially! But Riker knows just what the situation calls for ...
"Conundrum"
The "A" story is that the crew's lost its memory, due to an unknown weapon and find themselves involved in a limited war.
The "B" story is Liquid Gold, involving a love triangle, including Riker at the top ... Ro ... and Troi. Ro's a handful, especially! But Riker knows just what the situation calls for ...
Star Trek
"Miri"
Stardate 2713.5
"Miri"
Stardate 2713.5
The other day I watched the last 5 episodes of TNG, completing my viewing of all 7 seasons. Now I'm watching the 4 TNG films before I go to DS9.
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