Month: March 2012

Data loses his memory in an alien version of the 16th century. A lot of this episode can be covered under the 'amnesia defence for breaking the prime…

Sisko and O'Brien are trapped on a planet where gadgets just don't work. My idea of hell, by the way. It's a very predictable plot - of course…

A view of the lives of the junior officers on board. This is an incredibly well known episode, as it set a premise that has been used again…

O'Brien returns from a mission, but everything seems wrong. This episode makes a leap from 'good' to 'great' with the last second *Sixth Sense* style twist. The film…

Beverly falls in love with a ghost. So, what was the worst part of this episode? Oh, so much to choose from: * The head of the colony…

O'Brien and Bashir get caught behind enemy lines together. For the most part this is a fairly nice little character piece, following the old trick of forcing two…

Oh, hey, the Prime Directive. Quite frankly, I couldn't see the episode for the trees here, as I spent the entire hour thinking about the morality and ethics…

The wheel of 'when does my character get a story' comes up Riker, and he's drawn back into a shadowy incident from his past. It's odd to remember…

A clue to Odo's background is found in the Gamma Quadrant. Good idea, poor execution. The idea of a disease affecting a shapeshifter was an interesting one, and…

Quark battles a rival bar, while O'Brien has a racketball rivalry with Bashir (Gee, I wonder what the episode title could possibly mean...) Fluff, but entertaining and reasonably…