Game The Most Disliked Visit To Earth's Past

[Seven of Five]

Tomorrow is Yesterday is another really good TOS episode, and is even Star Trek's very first time travel episode too. Doing the show from Kelly's point of view works very well.

ENT, Season 4: “Storm Front, Part I”, 1944
ENT, Season 4: “Storm Front, Part II”, 1944
ENT, Season 3: “Carpenter Street”, 2004

 

[Orac]

I eliminated Stormfront Part 1 from the list. That's the one where Archer destroys the Death Star right?

ENT, Season 4: “Storm Front, Part II”, 1944
ENT, Season 3: “Carpenter Street”, 2004

 

[Takeru]

Carpenter Street is saved because it's not Storm Front.

ENT, Season 4: “Storm Front, Part II”, 1944 "wins"

I eliminated Stormfront Part 1 from the list. That's the one where Archer destroys the Death Star right?

No, that's the episode before it, Storm Front is when they land in Nazi America.

 

[Richard S. Ta]

That was so fast! Missed it!

What's next? I'll have to be wise to catch it early enough.

 

[Ray Hardgrit]

Man, Storm Front really doesn't have many fans!

 

[Seven of Five]

Good.

 

[Farscape One]

The only good thing about "STORM FRONT", in my view, is that it finally ended the Temporal Cold War arc for the show.

 

[Grant]

Whatever episode of Picard season 2 where they go back to the past is my choice.

 

[Sakonna]

I am glad "Carpenter Street" was saved at the last minute, I have always had a soft spot for that one.

And I have always reviled all of Storm Front. As have many others, it seems... "Storm Front, Part I" was the 2020 winner of this game.

What's next? I'll have to be wise to catch it early enough.

Another short one is next -- "The Most Disliked Mirror Universe Episode." A longer list will be going up after that one.

Thanks for playing all, hope to see you on the next one!

MOST DISLIKED WINNERS, 2022
2-PART/DOUBLE EPISODE: VOY, Season 7: "Flesh And Blood"
VISIT TO EARTH'S PAST: ENT, Season 4: "Storm Front, Part II"

EDIT: QUOTE - Also, damn, those original trailer editors really went nuts trying to amp up the drama of this episode. Though I see why "come see Kate Mulgrew in a quiet character piece about a Janeway ancestor!" wasn't approved by UPN publicity.

You should check out the one for "Fair Haven". It's completely Fair Haven-less.

Wow! That was amazing. Having just recently rewatched "Fair Haven", I can say they really did find the least objectionable 10 seconds in the thing.

 

[Oddish]

But no "Delete the wife".