List Only! Last Star Trek Episode You Watched

[Dave Scarpa]

Revisiting Enterprise Via Amazon on Demand (Looks Better than My DVD's) Just watched "Andorian Incident" and am Watching Breaking the Ice right now on my iPad

 

[emergencyfruit]

TOS - The Enemy Within. This is the episode that got me into both Trek and sci-fi generally. It taught me that sci-fi is much more than just starships and aliens - it's a platform to recast moral and psychological issues all humans face, in a world without the limits of reality that all other genres would encounter. Once I saw this episode, I became a Trekkie and never looked back.

 

[Moopsy]

Skin of Evil (TNG)

 

[BillJ]

The Return of the Archons (TOS-R) on Netflix.

 

[BillJ]

Shore Leave (TOS-R) on Netflix.

 

[Shanndee]

Cogenitor (ENT)

I was quite entertained by the reactions of my husband. He was playing a video game, then he paused the game long enough to call Trip "Idiot!" every time he was on screen...then he turned the game off and paid full attention to the episode.

Hopefully this will be a turning point for him with this series!

 

[Lynx]

"Haven" (TNG) on DVD, two hours ago!

 

[LOKAI of CHERON]

TNG - Transfigurations from media player - uncompressed DVD rip (from my own DVD I hasten to add)!

 

[Moopsy]

Mudd's Women (TOS)

 

[Lowdarzz]

For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky (TOS).

The Cloud (VOY).

 

[d'Anconia]

Data-lore (just a while ago on Amazon)

 

[T.Geiger]

These are the Voyages. At the end of my complete Star Trek watch-through that ended last year (took roughly a year in total).

 

[bbailey861]

"Strange Bedfellows" - DS9

 

[Enterprise1981]

"The Trouble with Tribbles", remastered edition (which cut out Chekov's claim that Ivan Berkoff, as opposed to John Burke, discovered Sherman's Planet ).

 

[Melakon]

Currently struggling through the Abrams film again. Never saw it until buying earlier this year. Still can't get through it in one sitting.

 

[BillJ]

Currently struggling through the Abrams film again. Never saw it until buying earlier this year. Still can't get through it in one sitting.

You have to think of it as a generic sci-fi romp.

I'm pretty lukewarm on the film. Some things work (I thought the casting was good for the most part, the directing), other things didn't (Spock/Uhura, Nero's motivation, some massive plot holes, the totality of the Starfleet Academy scenes).

I've seen it several times over the last three years, but its been about a year since I watched it all the way through. I doubt I'll revisit it again until just before Star Trek Into Darkness.

 

[Melakon]

Currently struggling through the Abrams film again. Never saw it until buying earlier this year. Still can't get through it in one sitting.

I'm pretty lukewarm on the film. Some things work (I thought the casting was good for the most part, the directing), other things didn't (Spock/Uhura, Nero's motivation, some massive plot holes, the totality of the Starfleet Academy scenes).

Some of the comic relief is poorly placed. Such as, Kirk's balloon hands after McCoy's repeated injections, while Kirk is trying to get important information to the bridge.

 

[BillJ]

Currently struggling through the Abrams film again. Never saw it until buying earlier this year. Still can't get through it in one sitting.

I'm pretty lukewarm on the film. Some things work (I thought the casting was good for the most part, the directing), other things didn't (Spock/Uhura, Nero's motivation, some massive plot holes, the totality of the Starfleet Academy scenes).

Some of the comic relief is poorly placed. Such as, Kirk's balloon hands after McCoy's repeated injections, while Kirk is trying to get important information to the bridge.

The tit-grab definitely rubs me the wrong way. Not that I normally mind a good tit-grab, but it seems more appropriate in Porky's or Police Academy.

 

[bbailey861]

"The Changing Face of Evil" - DS9

 

[Alienesse]

TNG, "Firstborn"