TAS: The Infinite Vulcan
List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched
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DS9 "The Passenger" on H&I.
Plot takes too long to develop. Once Dax found the memory device that contains data on the Human brain. The logical step was to assume that the bad guy planned all along to come here and jump to a Human host. And the most logical choice was the Human he was in direct contact (which several people saw) with when he dies. Meaning Bashir.
Never like the saying Bashir quotes that "most people don't use 90 percent of their brains". If that were true how did that extra 90 percent evolve?
Plot takes too long to develop. Once Dax found the memory device that contains data on the Human brain. The logical step was to assume that the bad guy planned all along to come here and jump to a Human host. And the most logical choice was the Human he was in direct contact (which several people saw) with when he dies. Meaning Bashir.
Never like the saying Bashir quotes that "most people don't use 90 percent of their brains". If that were true how did that extra 90 percent evolve?
TNG- All Good Things. Good finale, great to see the actors recreate the past and the future. Funny how Patrick Stewart seems more energetic when playing a cranky hot tempered(his future self) Picard than the kinder, gentler Picard of late TNG. I could have done without the Riker/Troi/Worf drama. It seemed like uninspired soap opera filler. The anomaly that gets bigger in the past was a cool idea but some of the technobabble explanations needed to be stripped away. I loved the scene where Q takes Picard back to the beginnings of life on earth. Very ambitious for TNG.
VOY Persistence of Vision
DS9 - A Man Alone
DS9 "The Nagus" on H&I.
First appearance of the Grand Nagus. And he goofs by saying ears instead of lobes for business.
Intentionally missed the previous episode "Move Along Home"
First appearance of the Grand Nagus. And he goofs by saying ears instead of lobes for business.
Intentionally missed the previous episode "Move Along Home"
TAS: Once Upon a Planet
Will be watching all Star Trek series tonite on H & I from 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
DS9 "Vortex" on H&I.
Odo is referred to as 'changeling' for the first time.
So Odo can become something as small as a glass. So does that mean when he's in humanoid form that he's almost completely hollow inside?
ENT "First Flight" on H&I.
Why would the test ships be launched from the ground? Wouldn't it be easier and safer to have them stored on orbit at a orbital research station?
Odd that the pilots' helmets don't physically connect to their astronaut type suits.
Odo is referred to as 'changeling' for the first time.
So Odo can become something as small as a glass. So does that mean when he's in humanoid form that he's almost completely hollow inside?
ENT "First Flight" on H&I.
Why would the test ships be launched from the ground? Wouldn't it be easier and safer to have them stored on orbit at a orbital research station?
Odd that the pilots' helmets don't physically connect to their astronaut type suits.
Crossover (DS9)
True Q (TNG)
True Q (TNG)
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