List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched

[Captain Rob]

TOS "In Truth is There no Beauty?" on H&I
OK, so Spock's funky Vulcan inner eyelid can protect him from the effects of a sun closeup. But not the seizure inducing strobing lights of Collos' little box?
Never liked the bit about there being no navigational reference points once outside of our own galaxy. Outside of our galaxy there's untold numbers of other galaxies. Each can be used as a reference point. Not to mention they can also be seen from Earth.
Now if the barrier only existed in subspace and not normal space. And was only encountered at warp. I could get behind it's existence. Crossing that region at sublight speeds would take years.

 

[rcjames]

VOY Life Line
Loved watching Picardo bounce the characters of the Doc and Zimmerman off each other. Reg had his part in the story but I felt having Troi there was a little contrived.

 

[Orac]

The Ultimate Computer

 

[Miss Lemon]

Affliction and Divergence (ENT).

Afflicition starts out great and than it all goes down during Divergence. I love the drama between Archer and Reed, but they could have done so much better with the whole Section 31 bit.

 

[Orac]

Pen Pals (TNG)

 

[Armus]

TNG-Liasons.

 

[Stephen!]

TNG - Ship in a Bottle

 

[Push The Button]

TNG: 11001001, streamed on Netflix.

A better episode than I had remembered. Oh, and was that Cmdr. Quinteros, or Mirror Picard? I mean, seriously, slap a beard on circa 1988 Patrick Stewart and he's Gene Dynarski.

 

[MANT!]

TOSr Arena...on a 55" screen, the Gorn ship looks unfinished.. (it was--CBS Digital didn't have time to finish the rendering)

 

[suarezguy]

Voyager "Before and After" and Deep Space Nine "Business as Usual" (both OK)

 

[Push The Button]

TNG: Too Short a Season, streamed on Netflix.

 

[Kor]

Redemption, Part 1.
This was still the time before Klingons were complete morons.

Kor

 

[The Old Mixer]

"The City on the Edge of Forever," which originally aired on April 6, 1967.

 

[Kor]

Redemption, Part 2.
Now the Klingons are morons.
And Hobson is irritating

Kor

 

[Captain Rob]

TOS "For the World is Hollow and I have Touched the Sky" on H&I
So does Starfleet now consider McCoy married?

 

[BlueStuff]

ENT - Vox Sola

 

[Armus]

TNG-Gambit Part I. This could have been a classic with better music. Richard Lynch was fantastic as Boran, and Robin Curtis was better in this than in Star Trek III.

 

[Stephen!]

TNG - "Aquiel"
(Rewatching since it's this week's Mission Log episode)

 

[Captain Rob]

TNG "Up the Long Ladder" on H&I
So how exactly did Pulasky know that Granger and his minions were all clones when she never even looked at her medical tricorder? Does she have a cybernetic implant linked to the little hand scanner?
Given the hygiene habits (or lack of them) of Miss ODell due to her cultural upbringing. I bet Riker was in for one big surprise during his "foot-washing" session with her. Maybe that would explain her surly return to the cargo bay. Or maybe he likes them hairy. Beard and all.

 

[Armus]

TNG-Gambit Part II. Everyone should watch it for just one scene. Stewart and Frakes had a lot of fun in this episode.

"What's wrong, commander? You having second thoughts about betraying your comrades? 'Cause that's what you've done: betrayed them. Betrayed them in order to save yourself. You used to be just a second-rate officer. Now you're a traitor and a coward. How does that feel?"
[Riker decks Picard]
"I don't know. How did that feel?"

- Picard (as Galen) and Riker play their roles