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Author: SeanSean Date: Jul 22, 2007 16:05
On Jul 19, 7:34 am, Graham ALLCAPShotmail.com> wrote:
> The characters in TOS were more distinct, edgy and engaging. I used to
> prefer TNG, but recently I've got to really appreciate TOS and love it,
> warts and all. TNG seems a bit sterile and "correct", even though it
> does have its merits. I still enjoy TNG, despite what I've written
> above.
What is everybody's favorite Star Trek episode? Mine is the Next
Generation episode "Who Watches The Watchers" (a team of archeologists
are exposed to the primitive civilzation they are studying and the
crew of the Enterprise have to minimize the damage done by that
exposure).
Sean
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Author: WarchildWarchild Date: Jul 22, 2007 21:46
> On Jul 19, 7:34 am, Graham ALLCAPShotmail.com> wrote:
> >> The characters in TOS were more distinct, edgy and engaging. I used to
>> prefer TNG, but recently I've got to really appreciate TOS and love it,
>> warts and all. TNG seems a bit sterile and "correct", even though it
>> does have its merits. I still enjoy TNG, despite what I've written
>> above.
>
> What is everybody's favorite Star Trek episode? Mine is the Next
> Generation episode "Who Watches The Watchers" (a team of archeologists
> are exposed to the primitive civilzation they are studying and the
> crew of the Enterprise have to minimize the damage done by that
> exposure).
>
> Sean
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Author: Steven L.Steven L. Date: Jul 23, 2007 05:19
Sean wrote:
> On Jul 19, 7:34 am, Graham ALLCAPShotmail.com> wrote:
> >> The characters in TOS were more distinct, edgy and engaging. I used to
>> prefer TNG, but recently I've got to really appreciate TOS and love it,
>> warts and all. TNG seems a bit sterile and "correct", even though it
>> does have its merits. I still enjoy TNG, despite what I've written
>> above.
>
> What is everybody's favorite Star Trek episode? Mine is the Next
> Generation episode "Who Watches The Watchers" (a team of archeologists
> are exposed to the primitive civilzation they are studying and the
> crew of the Enterprise have to minimize the damage done by that
> exposure).
Gee, it's so hard to pick just one favorite of all time, because each
series had its own unique "personality." But my favorites from the
three series have to be:
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Author: TURDTURD Date: Jul 25, 2007 20:13
> TOS: The Doomsday Machine (original version)
> DS9: By the pale moonlight
> TNG: Family (watched it yesterday, still busy rewatching the series).
There were so many great DS9 episodes, but I have to agree that "In the pale
moonlight" is one of the best. My only complaint regarding that episode is
that Spike TV (the only place I've seen the episode in years) seems to have
clipped out a couple extra minutes of it. The clipped scenes were pretty
important, too.
TNG: First Contact. With all the speculation about "aliens" landing on
earth, I thought it was cool to see a scenario where HUMANS were the
"aliens".
TOS: Ummmmmm....to this day I haven't been able to sit through a complete
episode. But, that's a topic for another thread.
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Author: glassmanglassman Date: Jul 25, 2007 22:19
Where Picard plays the flute in another persons life..... moves me to
tears.
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Author: GiovanniGiovanni Date: Jul 26, 2007 00:16
glassman wrote:
> Where Picard plays the flute in another persons life..... moves me
> to tears.
'The Inner Light' Best Trek ep. ever.
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