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Re: TNG S6: Chain of Command, Part II
Why does Data change to a red uniform?
Why is his uniform a different shade of red?
Why does Data change to a red uniform?
Why is his uniform a different shade of red?
Re: TNG S6: Realm of Fear
O'Brien has been a transporter chief for 22 years he states. That's sad.
And this episode probably gave him the most speaking time until he joined DS9; he got to keep repeating the same technobabble steps in the transporting process, 3 times. Boring...
O'Brien has been a transporter chief for 22 years he states. That's sad.
And this episode probably gave him the most speaking time until he joined DS9; he got to keep repeating the same technobabble steps in the transporting process, 3 times. Boring...
Re: TNG S5: The Next Phase
Meh. Boring. An episode with a lot of "ugh".
Ro. Ugh.
Riker on trombone. Ugh.
Troi isn't allowed to talk much, but she's still there. Ugh.
Meh. Boring. An episode with a lot of "ugh".
Ro. Ugh.
Riker on trombone. Ugh.
Troi isn't allowed to talk much, but she's still there. Ugh.
Re: TNG S5: Cause and Effect
When Picard claimed to be an amateur archaeologist, he went around blowing up old ships.
Now they find one, and he leaves it alone, because he doesn't care about that stuff anymore.
When Picard claimed to be an amateur archaeologist, he went around blowing up old ships.
Now they find one, and he leaves it alone, because he doesn't care about that stuff anymore.
Re: TNG S5: Conundrum
- Troi is a chess master
- Data has to make an ice cream sundae "as only he can"
- Ro is back
All that cr*p, and the opening credits haven't even rolled...hating the episode within 3 minutes.
- Troi is a chess master
- Data has to make an ice cream sundae "as only he can"
- Ro is back
All that cr*p, and the opening credits haven't even rolled...hating the episode within 3 minutes.
Re: TNG S5: The Masterpiece Society
Data: "The [random space object thing] has a density of 100 billion kilograms per cubic centimetre." Uhh, bit exaggerated?
Data: "The [random space object thing] has a density of 100 billion kilograms per cubic centimetre." Uhh, bit exaggerated?
Re: TNG S5: Violations
Boring drivel. Another waste of celluloid, where you had better have something better to do like play mobile games or shuck peas, while this boring stupidity plays in the background.
This is the most tolerable use of Troi though--put her in a coma so she just lies there and doesn't be the stupid idiotic bimbo that she is.
Boring drivel. Another waste of celluloid, where you had better have something better to do like play mobile games or shuck peas, while this boring stupidity plays in the background.
This is the most tolerable use of Troi though--put her in a coma so she just lies there and doesn't be the stupid idiotic bimbo that she is.
Re: TNG S5: A Matter of Time
Reading through the comments, nobody mentioned the STUPIDITY of the "science" plot. WTF was that at the end, they shoot their phaser, the planet turns all red, then blue, then a beam of dust and crap flies up and engulfs the ship, which they just in turn blast off into space. Just WTF was all thath? And the planet magically returns to perfect. UGH!
And the time-travel thing...that was just getting stupider and stupider. The guy could figure out the time machine in a few weeks? How? How did he even get into it in the first place, if entry is encoded to only 1 handprint? It should have been encoded to the original guy's hand.
The actor was annoying, the story was dumb. He seemed to know his way around the ship well; he knew exactly where the sink was and to press a button to open the top...why didn't he just download stuff from the computer? Why not get the tech like a tricorder from anywhere like Earth? Maybe he popped up in front of the Enterprise because it was pre-recorded--he wouldn't know how to do anything himself.
The episode was fun when I was like 14 years old; now it stinks.
Reading through the comments, nobody mentioned the STUPIDITY of the "science" plot. WTF was that at the end, they shoot their phaser, the planet turns all red, then blue, then a beam of dust and crap flies up and engulfs the ship, which they just in turn blast off into space. Just WTF was all thath? And the planet magically returns to perfect. UGH!
And the time-travel thing...that was just getting stupider and stupider. The guy could figure out the time machine in a few weeks? How? How did he even get into it in the first place, if entry is encoded to only 1 handprint? It should have been encoded to the original guy's hand.
The actor was annoying, the story was dumb. He seemed to know his way around the ship well; he knew exactly where the sink was and to press a button to open the top...why didn't he just download stuff from the computer? Why not get the tech like a tricorder from anywhere like Earth? Maybe he popped up in front of the Enterprise because it was pre-recorded--he wouldn't know how to do anything himself.
The episode was fun when I was like 14 years old; now it stinks.
Re: TNG S5: The Game
Started off cringe-worthy.
Riker having a romp with a weird alien.
Riker leering at the ensign in Engineering.
Riker grinning at Troi, even though he's probably already had 10 other women that day.
Troi getting intimate with her ice cream--seriously, are you eating a bowl of dessert, or describing an oral sex trick?
Riker: "I just got back from Risa with something."--yeah, an STD or three, Crusher should be the one you're saying that line to.
Started off cringe-worthy.
Riker having a romp with a weird alien.
Riker leering at the ensign in Engineering.
Riker grinning at Troi, even though he's probably already had 10 other women that day.
Troi getting intimate with her ice cream--seriously, are you eating a bowl of dessert, or describing an oral sex trick?
Riker: "I just got back from Risa with something."--yeah, an STD or three, Crusher should be the one you're saying that line to.
Re: TNG S5: Disaster
Disaster: When the title of an episode describes the episode so well...
How is it that nobody notices the officer on the bridge lying there dead? It takes 5 minutes for the Three Stooges to notice "oh, hey, a body on the floor".
Troi is totally useless as usual this time. And to someone who said she never wore a uniform, she did in Season 1--she had the micro miniskirt (paired with huge big hair).
Disaster: When the title of an episode describes the episode so well...
How is it that nobody notices the officer on the bridge lying there dead? It takes 5 minutes for the Three Stooges to notice "oh, hey, a body on the floor".
Troi is totally useless as usual this time. And to someone who said she never wore a uniform, she did in Season 1--she had the micro miniskirt (paired with huge big hair).
Re: TNG S5: Ensign Ro
More feminist rubbish. Looks like this will be another episode I leave playing in the background for noise while I do something better like play games on my phone.
More feminist rubbish. Looks like this will be another episode I leave playing in the background for noise while I do something better like play games on my phone.
Re: TNG S5: Darmok
Seems impossible to build spaceships when speaking in metaphor.
How do kids learn the language? As the Enterprise crew say, you have to already know all the history to know what the metaphors mean.
And Picard's new uniform...why? Suddenly he's just walking around in a cool new jacket nobody else has.
Seems impossible to build spaceships when speaking in metaphor.
How do kids learn the language? As the Enterprise crew say, you have to already know all the history to know what the metaphors mean.
And Picard's new uniform...why? Suddenly he's just walking around in a cool new jacket nobody else has.
Re: TNG S5: Redemption, Part II
Was bored to death with Part 1.
Part 2 was a tolerable mess.
Klingons get so annoying with their barbaric stupidity.
There was the "someone doesn't like Data" trope.
Klingons doing random things.
Endless long story about where Tasha 2.0 came from, and the excuse to shove Crosby into a story for a paycheque.
And next comes Darmok. Great idea, but a slog to watch.
Was bored to death with Part 1.
Part 2 was a tolerable mess.
Klingons get so annoying with their barbaric stupidity.
There was the "someone doesn't like Data" trope.
Klingons doing random things.
Endless long story about where Tasha 2.0 came from, and the excuse to shove Crosby into a story for a paycheque.
And next comes Darmok. Great idea, but a slog to watch.
Re: TNG S4: In Theory
This should be remade in the style of 'Always Sunny in Philadelphia'. "Data Gets Dumped", everyone yelling at each other...
This should be remade in the style of 'Always Sunny in Philadelphia'. "Data Gets Dumped", everyone yelling at each other...
Re: TNG S4: The Mind's Eye
Maybe I wasn't paying enough attention to the episode, but what was the point of the double on the Romulan ship? It seems like they just sent the original Geordie back to the Enterprise...or the double went to Risa, and then they swapped again on the Romulan ship?
Maybe I wasn't paying enough attention to the episode, but what was the point of the double on the Romulan ship? It seems like they just sent the original Geordie back to the Enterprise...or the double went to Risa, and then they swapped again on the Romulan ship?
Re: TNG S4: The Host
Crusher sees the new host and thinks "Damn, now I have to go lesbo..."
Having previously watched all of DS9, and coming backwards to TNG, and having never seen this episode, the fact that the Trill stuff is all different is weird. DS9 did it better.
Crusher sees the new host and thinks "Damn, now I have to go lesbo..."
Having previously watched all of DS9, and coming backwards to TNG, and having never seen this episode, the fact that the Trill stuff is all different is weird. DS9 did it better.
Re: TNG S4: The Drumhead
Star Trek casting:
When you want an officer who's screwing up, such as a captain steaming full speed into Romulan territory to blow up everything in sight, or an incompetent like Barclay, you cast a white male.
When you want to show a successful, high-ranking person, you cast a black male.
When you want a strong, independent, successful person, you cast a woman...
Star Trek casting:
When you want an officer who's screwing up, such as a captain steaming full speed into Romulan territory to blow up everything in sight, or an incompetent like Barclay, you cast a white male.
When you want to show a successful, high-ranking person, you cast a black male.
When you want a strong, independent, successful person, you cast a woman...
Re: TNG S4: Qpid
Qpid? Stupid.
Beverly taking Vash away, she tells Picard "I'll behave myself"--Picard is probably thinking there'll be some lesbian action going on that he won't be able to watch.
Riker spotting Vash in 10-Forward..."Mmm-mmm, there's a nice piece of ass I haven't seen around here before."
Qpid? Stupid.
Beverly taking Vash away, she tells Picard "I'll behave myself"--Picard is probably thinking there'll be some lesbian action going on that he won't be able to watch.
Riker spotting Vash in 10-Forward..."Mmm-mmm, there's a nice piece of ass I haven't seen around here before."
Re: TNG S4: The Nth Degree
Another of the half-dozen episodes of TNG I remember last watching 25 years ago.
So the doctor is a star medical practitioner, and a champion jazz dancer, and now conducts classes to train actors? Someone needs to CrushHer before she takes over the world.
Another of the half-dozen episodes of TNG I remember last watching 25 years ago.
So the doctor is a star medical practitioner, and a champion jazz dancer, and now conducts classes to train actors? Someone needs to CrushHer before she takes over the world.
Re: TNG S4: Identity Crisis
How convenient that Geordi doesn't get infected until long after everyone else. Of course it's the show's main character who isn't affected by anything, while the throwaway extras are the weakest and suffer first/most.
And of course the one and only woman in an away team of 5 would be Geordi's friend, the guy with terrible luck with women...cue the awkward romantic vibes.
The Fun With DNA is putting the episode heavy on the FICTION part of Science Fiction.
How convenient that Geordi doesn't get infected until long after everyone else. Of course it's the show's main character who isn't affected by anything, while the throwaway extras are the weakest and suffer first/most.
And of course the one and only woman in an away team of 5 would be Geordi's friend, the guy with terrible luck with women...cue the awkward romantic vibes.
The Fun With DNA is putting the episode heavy on the FICTION part of Science Fiction.
Re: TNG S4: First Contact
As soon as Nerdy Nurse walked in the room, I could see where that scene was going.
All she needed was to have double D's, and a shirt unbuttoned halfway down.
Bow chicka bow bow
As soon as Nerdy Nurse walked in the room, I could see where that scene was going.
All she needed was to have double D's, and a shirt unbuttoned halfway down.
Bow chicka bow bow
Re: TNG S4: The Wounded
Having recently finished watching all of DS9, and now going backwards to watch TNG, this episode is painful.
The Cardie headgear in the first scenes...what are those, Aussie rules football helmets? Awful.
The Cardie uniforms. Truly dreadful. Like puffy ski jackets.
Dukat-who-is-not-Dukat: that beard/mutton chop/disco porn star facial hair. Ugh!
The Cardassians were so much improved for DS9. The plot might be good, but the visuals stink.
Having recently finished watching all of DS9, and now going backwards to watch TNG, this episode is painful.
The Cardie headgear in the first scenes...what are those, Aussie rules football helmets? Awful.
The Cardie uniforms. Truly dreadful. Like puffy ski jackets.
Dukat-who-is-not-Dukat: that beard/mutton chop/disco porn star facial hair. Ugh!
The Cardassians were so much improved for DS9. The plot might be good, but the visuals stink.
Re: TNG S4: Data's Day
That pig woman in the barber show, ugh!
And is this the only time in Trek there has been a barber/salon scene? I've been through VOY, DS9, ENT and now TNG, and don't remember anyone getting a haircut.
Riker being Riker, chatting up a "pretty" woman, trying to flatter and seduce the redhead on the bridge with his war story...
That pig woman in the barber show, ugh!
And is this the only time in Trek there has been a barber/salon scene? I've been through VOY, DS9, ENT and now TNG, and don't remember anyone getting a haircut.
Riker being Riker, chatting up a "pretty" woman, trying to flatter and seduce the redhead on the bridge with his war story...
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