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Sure am glad you put Enterprise-A top of the list. And that triangle enterprise near the bottom.

You describing her as "Almost Vulcan" could have clicked if her character was Vulcan. Like imagine a Vulcan starfleet captain as the lead of a different show

Have to disagree with the comments about the newer kirks and the old kirk. There's ton of critisims on the old character, both due to the character and they actor and they are spot on. The rebooted kirk had a good actor but I felt they did take a couple of things too far. That whole thing with him mistaking the orion girl for her dead friend I mean, dang, no I don't think kirk was that bad. OG kirk the character didnt desrve the heat he got from Shatner, but he definetly had his big flaws and i dont feel people should glorify or retcon that

Will forgot this whole season soon. Disappointing, could have been better. I think season arcs maybe aren't Trek's thing. SNW is better but there's problems there too. Picard was worse than Discovery due to 2 awful seasons and one fan service one. I liked Prodigy but Lower Decks grates quickly. I'd rather go back and watch Trek from the 60s. 80s. 90s.

So the Breen are like jelly after they first take off the helmut but then get solid after awhile?

Watching through Star Trek: TOS for the first time and so far this episode imo had the most potential but squandered by the lack of committing to certain ideas throughout

How did 2 low life drifters know of all this stuff in the first place? If they heard about from others, why haven't they told the various empires? Or Moll & L'ak got super lucky.

I like the Mirror universe but agree it is overplayed. Glad the ship was empty and no space fascists running around.

Best of the season so far. Shows us that Burnham has changed over time and isn't just a Mary Sue.

I loved Jellicoe and Shelby in TNG as the regular crew is so nice to each other it's boring. Having conflict is better. But Rayner (who's seems so human rather than an alien), feels in their vein but like you say, either will go villain or will bow to Michael as reight all along.

Thanks for a Discovery review that doesn't cry Woke!" the whole time. I agree, a show I wish was better but I'm a fan so I watch it (months later on a library DVD set).

It’s funny, it’s an episode about the characteristics of humanity and what makes good leader ship and facing our Demons, etc., but I mostly here just staring at that dog with the unicorn horn taped to its head

You are going to get a lot of "Enemy Within" hits... I think... But the piece is great. Thank you for taking it seriously.

You're complained of old enemies becoming allies seems really I don't know I don't seem to know where you started watching Star Trek but that seems to be kind of the whole point ever since the original series movies were out

Do you even like the show

STV was a better series than DS9. DS9 was at times Shakespeare in space.

Free stars out of thive

Janeway could have been no other than Mulgrew, the best captain SS has ever had.

Have never thought to watch TOS bc always considered it too out of my era - growing up on Janeway and Picard. But wow! Just watched it last night and was completely blown away. Of course there's dated effects and set pieces, and the acting resembles the era I'm sure, but it's easy to overlook with how amazing the story is. Great dialogue and acting in parts, great concept, cool otherworldly set and fun practical effects - an excellent overall package.

Boooooooo, Gene Roddenberry would have never agree to this trash series. Especially all the lqudgtp alphabet people nonsense. And he would have sued for trashing his idea

did he just say "super thanks"?

Linda Hamilton would have been a brilliant captain. Kate was to serious and felt like you were watching your grandma on the show......

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This friend sounds like an absolute hoot ❤

Of all the modern Star Trek's Enterprise is my favourite yes more than TNG. My only complaint is it didn't get the full 9 seasons. I love the way they are writing the book as they go. Shuttle pod 1 is a great episode although the criticisms are valid. And yes tapul has a very nice bum.

This was one of my favorite episodes! Good stuff!

Enterprise is underrated as a whole. Except for the ending, we dont speak of the ending...

Top content, keep it up.

I always thought this was a really good episode too. It really was the beginning of Malcolm and trips friendship. It did really make me feel like I was stranded with them and some of the scenes were difficult than in a good way

I love that episode

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I've not watched prodigy but agree with your takes on the rest of the pilot episodes....and because of that I'm going to give prodigy a try.

I DID check Memory Alpha; it appears that this episode was NOT a TNG leftover.

Kate Mulgrew was amazing in the role.

I find the leader of the colony so annoying I always skip this on rewatches.

This is a good episode, I think this episode falls into the great concept, great build up, great execution, oh wait we cannot make this into a 2 part episode quick find a resolution, episode ends. Which Star Trek is known for.

The most memorable part of this one is Sisko coming out of the ship, staggering back to the hot box, and collapsing back inside it. Without a word, he tells Alixus to go 🤬 herself.

I clicked on this video just to say that in the thumbnail you look like a mix of Leonardo DiCaprio and Thorin Oakenshield.

Great review, huge fan of DS9. Sure it started slow trying to find it's feet but there were some great episodes

Wouldn’t work as an TNG episode with a starship. Needed to have isolated crews and small shuttles/runabouts.

The Terratins weren’t restored to normal size because their transporter patterns weren’t saved in the Enterprise memory banks. There was therefore no default to return to.

Alexis is absolutely despicable. She had ample opportunity to gather together like-minded people to create her tech-free community, but, no, she has to kidnap a bunch of unsuspecting settlers and force them to comply with her wishes. Her goal is power and control; the ideology is just a smoke-screen. The community is dazed at the end; of course they choose to stay -- they've been thoroughly brain-washed. There hasn't been time enough for their minds to clear. Give them a few months and I'll bet they exit en masse -- and they'll be wanting the head of Alexis on a platter.

This episode really stuck with me years after I’ve seen it. Great early ds9 episode!

Brooks makes my fav Captain.

I like this episode. No, Balock's face did not give me nightmares and as far as the ending, Bailey could have been a hermit or even a misanthrope at heart in which case he wouldn't have minded being away from other humans.

At least by showing people spending so much time staring at screens (like you and I are doing now) made the show ahead of its time.

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