What Star Trek Ep/Movie Did you Watch Today?

[Spimman]

DS9 - Meridian

[Mr.MacGadget]

TNG, 6x25, Timescape
TNG, 6x26 - 7x01, Descent

It's almost over!

[Raw_Deal]

It's almost over!

Don't cry... You still got DS9 and B5 ahead of you, remember?

And on topic - DS9 - Family Business.

Meh... I don't care much for Ferengi episodes.

[Mr.MacGadget]

Don't cry... You still got DS9 and B5 ahead of you, remember?

And on topic - DS9 - Family Business.

Meh... I don't care much for Ferengi episodes.

I do, I know! I can't wait for another 7 season of an ST show.

Ferengis are weird. They're even weirder than Klingons. It's just so odd how the hell can they possess such technology and all when they are pretty... stupid... or maybe not, this whole stealing thing, I guess they are the Goa'uld of ST then. LOL

[Raw_Deal]

They're not all stupid. You have to be at least somewhat smart to do all that scheming.

I don't remeber all the Ferengi episodes in Trek, but DS9 certainly had some not quite so stupid Ferengi. For one thing, Quark sure ain't stupid

[Mr.MacGadget]

TNG had one episode where they had a scientist Ferengi.

[Jumper_One]

DS9 - Business as Usual
DS9 - Ties of Blood and Water
DS9 - Ferengi Love Songs
DS9 - Soldiers of the Empire
DS9 - Children of Time

[Raw_Deal]

DS9 - Shakaar.

[Raw_Deal]

DS9 - Facets.

When Kira lifts her head after Dax's first host's memories have been transfered to her, I half expected her eyes to glow!

DS9 - The Adversary.

[DigiFluid]

And be a raging egotist with a deep voice?

[Mr.MacGadget]

TNG, 7x02, Liasions - Picard is making out with a guy!

TNG, 7x03, Interface

[Raw_Deal]

And be a raging egotist with a deep voice?

Exactly

[DigiFluid]

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Perhaps the best of all the Star Trek films, the only one that gives it a run for its money is The Undiscovered Country (which, incidentally, was Nick Meyer's first and preferred title for TWoK until the studio changed it on him). Nick Meyer really was the best thing that happened to Star Trek IMO. This is just such a powerful film; justice, revenge, consequences, life and death all tackled in one touching and incredible movie.

Ricardo Montalban's acting presence is so sorely missed now that he's passed away. His performance as Khan in this movie is just frickin' chillingly good. There really aren't that many actors anymore who have such incredible gravitas that a line like "you are in a position to demand nothing", delivered calmly, could be so icy and stop you dead in your tracks. He also delivers one of the best dialogues in the entire franchise history (which is sadly overshadowed by the infamous Khaaan!):

I've done far worse than kill you, Admiral. I've hurt you. And I wish to go on hurting you. I shall leave you as you left me, as you left her: marooned for all eternity in the center of a dead planet, buried alive.

And let's not forget the brilliant naval-style space battles that this movie pioneered for the franchise--incidentally, another contribution of the singular Nicholas Meyer. Before seeing this movie, who'd have ever thought that slow-paced dramatic build-up could make a space battle into something as or more intense than something paced much faster?

[Jumper_One]

DS9 - Blaze of Glory
DS9 - Empok Nor
DS9 - In the Cards
DS9 - Call to Arms
DS9 - A Time to Stand
DS9 - Rocks and Shoals

[nx01a]

VOY: Workforce pt 2

Kim shows up the ECH a bit.
Janeway NOT asking her man to come along because it wouldn't be appropriate?! Have him like Neelix or 7 or Kes: NON-Starfleet!
Everyone having a hand in helping save the crew... Brilliant!
The young doctor not going along with the conspiracy... Brilliant!

I enjoyed both parts.