~Crims~
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What? You mean I've been watching a star trek show all along? Pfffffffft
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I wasn't really disappointed with this episode because I wasn't expecting much.
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It was ok, nothing great, but nothing horrible too. There were some highlights including the flame throwers, about time another other race used something besides phasers. Also, it gave a couple of people the chance to act out of character so that's always cool to see, they all did a good job. Tucker in command was a nice touch, he seemed to handle it very well. The computer generated city was cool and the scene with the the shuttle searching with a spot light was a nice touch as well. It also got interesting near the end more so than at the beginning.Overall considering the story-line (sort of done before) it was a good episode but as stated, I wasn't expecting much so I wasn't disappointed.
7/10
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Did anyone notice Reed mention stem-bolts when they were searching through the stolen cargo? For some reason that made me chuckle. It was a nice inclusion. For those of you who don't remember, self sealing stem-bolts were mentioned in a ds9 episode when Nog and Jake bought a lot of them in hopes of selling them to a Bajoran. It was a running joke that they were so useful but nobody knew what they were for. -
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Anyone Notice That The Pirate Ship Looked Like A Repainted, Modified Voyager?Yes, I noticed that right away. :huh:
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I thought his clothing was pretty bad early on; they were basically one piece jump suits. Later on when they added vests and what not it was actually one of the better civilian outfits in Star Trek, outside of Enterprise.
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As mentioned, the Romulan and Klingon empires are on the border of the Alpha Quadrant and it's not like The Dominion would stop in the Alpha Quadrant when just as couple hours away are the Klingon and Romulan home worlds.
And it's true that the beta quadrant is almost never mentioned by name.
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This was a really good episode. The special effects were fantastic; they're doing some really cool stuff these days. The action was excellent; the invading portion of the episode was really tense and well directed. I'm really starting to like the direction that they're going with Archer. He is becoming more of a military style commander than an explorer, kind of like Sisko and I predict it will create some conflict among the crew, which we all know makes for good drama.Also, the ship battles were well done (they can do so much more with computer stuff than models) and the other ship crashing into the sphere was just one of the small things that made this episode enjoyable. And, this is a minor thing but the music was especially good this episode.
Overall 10/10
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I really liked the new look, definitely a smart decision by the producers. Mind you, I never had a problem with the original look but T'Pol is almost reaching 7of9 territory here.
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One of the best Star Trek episodes (I+II) ever! The level of desperation will be hard to pass in my opinion.
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I always liked him but I liked him even more once his secret was revealed. His character matured a lot and became even more interesting in my opinion.
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I was a little disappointed by the uniform as well but they still kicked *buttocks*. Can't wait to see more of them.
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I thought it was great... DS9 did a lot of endings like that; they're obviously going to do an arc over quite a few episodes. -
It did go by pretty quickly. Though watching the countdown clock every day mad it seem longer lolRemember when the clock was in the 90 day range? lol
hehe yeah I do but I didn't have time to come here every day so it wasn't so bad for me.
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This came faster than expected, I guess it was because I had a busy summer. Anyway, I can't wait, should be great!
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I found Frame Of Mind disturbing the first time I watched it during it's original run, I guess I would have been 12 or something. Now I just find it very clever and enjoyable.
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Definitely the Garak episodes, or for a larger scope, the Cardassian episodes. They were always full of great acting and confrontation. I am starting to like the Ferengi episodes a lot more the second time through though.
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I don't really mind, it was an amazing episode and a great way to end the series.
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Though how come McCoy (with Spock's memories) couldnt do it in Search for Spock? In that bar.I completely forgot about that. That was one of the funniest scenes in anything star trek.
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What obvious flaws? It's the best show on television!
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It was very light hearted and something that TNG would never have been able to pull off, in my opinion, but it worked for Voyager. You have to admit it was a relatively original idea and the fake Tuvok was hilarious.
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While watching the second season I've enjoyed the subtle references to the Dominion in a couple of episodes. They are usually mentioned by a species in the gamma quadrant, but just as a passing reference. Having known what all happens with the Dominion and the Federation it's kind of intersting to hear them mentioned and then the starfleet personal think very little of it. I wonder if Berman and friends had the entire scope of the Dominion laid out at that point.
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I watched that episosde on DVD recently and I think it was the neck pinch. Picard probably learned it from Spock while on Romulus.
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It was funny because everyone was so annoyed by him but didn't want to say anything because he was a good barber lol. Though I liked it even more when Picard pretended to be mot, the ships barber in that one episode whose name escapes me. I think it was Starship Mine.
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I would have lost it as well. It would have been the ultimate StarTrek tease.
You know what I hate about the DVD's?
in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
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I agree. I love the features they all have but the interviews and what not that they do they should do more of them. Especially, as you state, behind the scenes stuff.