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The Borg Queen stimulates Data!

Review of Star Trek TNG: First Contact
The 8th Star Trek Film (1996)
TNL Rating: 9 Inspirational
Running Time 2:40

Episode Times

0:01 Intro Skit
0:05 Summary, Vitals, and Trivia
0:08 Review
2:31 Captains Log + supplemental
2:39TNL bloopers/extras

Episode Info

The borg go back in time to re-write history and destroy the United Federation of Planets. It’s up to Captain Picard and his crew to save the future!

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Episode Pictures (click for a smorgasBorg of hi-res pics):

Inside the Borg ship inside of Picard’s mind.

I think I had nightmares about Picard’s Borg implant nightmares!

The UFP is desperately battling the Borg as they make their way towards Earth.

Picard takes command of the Federation fleet.

During the time travel, you can see what a Borg Earth looks like.

The Enterprise takes out the Borg sphere with two quantum torpedoes, leaving a clearly massive debris field that will eventually fall on Arctic Circle, leading to Star Trek Enterprise: “Regeneration.”

If you look carefully on the Phoenix, you’ll see what I’m calling a “hidden delta.” You can see the top of the Starfleet insignia along the Phoenix. In this shot you can see two of them, one with a white circle in the middle.

Cochrane and Troi are having a drinking contest. Well, she’s doing it to get him to talk. But Riker’s look is great!

Troi’s falling asleep on the table and Cochrane is dancing!

Here’s the extremely dangerous – flesh-meltingly dangerous – coolant used in Engineering.

In the background you can see the Borg beating on the door, and the Doctor looks annoyed. We’re so happy he appeared in this movie, and logically to boot!

Data uses his android strength and snaps a Borg’s neck.

The revolting assimilation of Enterprise personnel.

Assimilation is really gross in the movie!

Cochrane makes fun of Riker’s crazy story of time traveling and cybernetic robots.

Meade telescopes still exist!

Borgified Eye

Picard shows Lily the Earth from orbit. She is suitably impressed.

An assimilated Klingon. It’s great when they show small details like this.

The Borg Queen is assembled.

The Big Goodbye holonovel makes an appearance, and it’s great!

A Borg interrogates Ethan Philips, who’s playing the maître’d in The Big Goodbye holonovel.

Picard goes nuts!

Picard digs through a Borgged crewman as Lily watches in horror.

Another great fan shout out from the filmmakers as Barkley gets to fanboy over Cochrane.

Geordi’s new eyes. in 1080p, you can see really see the contact. I like the star in the middle of his eye.

Geordi has telescopic thermal vision!

You told him about the statue? – Geordi realizes he out fanboyed Barkley.

Hawk, Picard, and Worf are walking on the underside of the Enterprise’s saucer section. A great shot!

There is no up in space.

Worf severs a Borg’s arm!

Worf kills a Borg, complete with floating blood. It’s a blood bath out there!

Worf unfortunately tears his space suit. Don’t we have a fix for this sort of thing in the 21st century?

One of the locks to the deflector dish.

Men on strings. The worst special effects in the movie. It almost looked like Tarzan in space.

Hawk assimilated

Worf shoots the remaining Borg on the deflector dish.

Data gets new skin. Gross!

The Kiss!

Picard and his broken ships.

The self-destruct sequence is activated. Picard looks at his new bridge fondly.

About to blast off, Cochrane is in a panic until he finds his disk with music.

The Launch of the Phoenix looks great!

The Enterprise escape pods look great, and they are very logical too!

Zephram Cochrane experiences the “overview effect” of seeing the Earth from space. Look it up if you don’t know what it is. I’m glad they put this in the film.

The Borg Queen considers Picard’s offer.

Data with a human skin on his face.

Data’s human skin and eye.

A great shot of the Phoenix and the Enterprise behind her.

From inside the Phoenix, the Enterprise eclipses the Sun.

Space Warp Engaged!

Data busts open the coolant pipe.

Cochrane goes to Warp for the first time in the Phoenix.

The Borg Queen attempts to pull Picard down to his death.

Frankenstein Data emerges from the coolant to pull the Borg Queen off of Picard.

The Borg Queen disgustingly disintegrates.

Alas, poor Borg Queen! I knew her, Data, a Queen of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy. She hath borne me on her back a thousand times, and now, how abhorred in my imagination it is!

The Vulcans have landed on Earth.

Chochrane, meet unnamed Vulcan.

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Miles’ Magic Fingers Hit the Spot!

Review of Star Trek DS9: Looking for Par’Mach in all the Wrong Places
Season 5, Episode 3
TNL Rating: 6 Solid
Running Time 1:49

Episode Times

0:01 Intro Skit
0:03 Summary, Vitals, and Trivia
0:05 Review
1:31 Trivia
1:46 TNL bloopers/extras

Episode Info

Love suffocates the people in DS9. Watch as Worf, Quark, Grilka, Dax, O’Brien, Kira, and Keiko cross their lucky stars and love stories are told.

This episode, which we initially expected to be a quick one, turned out really long! We discuss the obliviousness of Keiko and Worf, relationship awkwardness, cultural clashes, the Curzon/Jadzia overlap, the Klingon caste system vs the American class system, Klingon love, the best Bashir moment in the series, why Worf’s best attempts at courtship are like a teenager’s attempts, why the Klingons are like Deatheaters, and why didn’t this episode have a conclusion to the main plot.

In the trivia section, we find out that a group of Klingons is called a massacre, and in the bloopers/extras section we have a discussion of Quatloos and Patreon.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Bashir eavesdropping on Miles and Kira

Dax is really getting into the Klingon love story!

Look, Keiko and Miles are actually acting normal together!

The beautiful Grilka!

Galt of Triskelion (ooops, I meant Tumek of House Grilka).

Quark has apparently fought honorably.

Quark and Grilka after spending the night together.

An absolutely disgusted Bashir!

Worf and Dax after spending the night together.

Worf and Dax peeking at Grilka from behind a column.

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Star Trek TNG: Clues
Season 4, Episode 14
TNL Rating: 6 Solid
Running Time 1:24

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After an apparent encounter with a wormhole, the crew of the Enterprise all fall unconscious for 30 seconds. After they wake up, they slowly start to find clues that it they were unaware of a much larger gap in time.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Klingon Yoga 101

Guinan looking hot!

Guinan forgot how these things worked!

This is what you do for fun?

Data performs the Riker Maneuver. Too bad he used the wrong leg.

Once again, something happens to Diana against her will.

The green energy field strikes the Enterprise!

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Chekov is shot and dies! Notice how the Feds and NBC have cracked down and there is no blood and not even a squib under Chekov’s shirt.
Walter Koenig just has to move his and over his solar plexus and act his heart out!

Star Trek TOS: Spectre of the Gun
Season 3, Episode 06
TNL Rating: 5 Average
Running Time 1:11

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The USS Enterprise must contact the civilization on Melkot at all costs! That means that it could mean the death of everyone on board the ship! Kirk ignores the warning bouy and beams down anyway, and the Melkotians have an interesting way of executing the away team.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Our interpretation of the Melkotian. Oscar the Grouch from Space. He certainly was grouchy!

The Enterprise decides to ignore the Melkotian’s telepathic warning bouy and drive on to the Melkotian’s home planet. Sure, the Melkotions won’t think of that as a threat!

The incomplete saloon in Tombstone, Arizona.

I think Kirk is jealous of Chekov! This is a good scene, since the kiss goes on for 20 seconds and the officers are just looking at themselves uncomfortably.

Tombstone city limits are off limits!

Reefer Madness

Scotty’s only mind meld in TOS. Doohan said he enjoyed this scene.

Someone at Star Trek was thinking imaginatively when they thought of this way to demonstrate the illusory bullets during the gunfight.

The Melkotian saying, “We tried to creatively execute you. Since you ‘did a Kirk’ and cheated your way out of execution, come on down and join us in a delicious meal of fried chicken.”

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Imprisoned (screen shot taken by @StarTrekHour)

Star Trek DS9: Q2
Season 5, Episode 14
TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional
Running Time 1:11

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Episode Info

Garak receives a message Enabran Tain, and thus starts the adventure by heading to the prison he’s held in with Worf. On their way, they find out a dangerous secret and become imprisoned themselves. This is a complex episode with a lot of moving parts which are a lot of fun.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Sorry! I’m having all sorts of internet problems, so I’m unable to get pictures for this episode.

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Temp Pic: Q, Q, and Janeway

Star Trek VOY: Q2
Season 7, Episode 19
TNL Rating: 6 Solid
Running Time 1:22

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Q has a bouncing baby teenager, who seems to be having some teen angst. At least Q didn’t go to Picard on this one!

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Sorry! I wanted to get this episode out ASAP, but life has been crazy. I haven’t captured the pics yet.

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Star Trek TNG: Up the Long Ladder
Season 2, Episode 18
TNL Rating: 4 Tolerable
Running Time 1:18

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Picard encounters ornery, luddite Irish folk and clones. Fun ensues.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Klingon Tea Ceremony

The Bringloidi and their hay.

Sometimes you just have to bow to the absurdity.

Really, Star Trek? Did you have to go there?

Pod people clones.

An agreement of convenience.

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Star Trek ENT: Regeneration
Season 2, Episode 23
TNL Rating: 6 Solid
Running Time 1:15

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Deep in the arctic, Starfleet investigates unusual readings. There they find an assimilating monster!

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Starfleet’s arctic base. Jeez, with that giant piece of metal jutting out, it’s surprising that it took Starfleet 100 years to find it.

Borg nanotech is rebuilding organic cells.

Starfleet Academy or HQ? I’m not sure.

The crew of the Enterprise use their Microsoft Surface Table (TM).
Actually, is this technology following Star Trek again?

The borg vessel was attempting to assimilate the transport, but the Enterprise attacks!

Zephram Cochrane’s speech.

The clever borg now have an advantage over the episode.

John Billingsley’s wife, Bonita Friedericy, was one of the scientists who were borged and subsequently killed. Awsome! As long as they are good actors, we love this sort of thing!

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The Magnificent Seven!

Star Trek: Insurrection
Star Trek Movie #9, TNG Movie #3
TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional
Running Time 2:53

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While on a separate mission, Data runs amok, and compromises that mission. The Enterprise is called in, and Picard decides to investigate. What he finds echos the mistakes of the past that have been made over and over.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

The Ba’ku village through the duck blind. What a great set!

One of his pursuers with his cloaking suit ripped open. Data threw him down on the ground so hard his suit ripped! Conveniently, his gun is readily available.

Apparently karaoke hasn’t advanced much over the past few centuries.

I kiss you, and you say “yuck”?

A cute scene.

The inside of the giant holoship.

Attack on the Ba’ku village!

Beverly Crusher absolutely knows how to use a weapon. Awesome!

Worf’s phaser rifle jams, but with Worf, it’s still a weapon.

Riker’s joystick moment. Somehow, this is supposed to appeal to children.

Picard gains mutant powers.

First we must eliminate the excess derma… So! Then the flaccid tissues under the eyes… And now the forehead… Zip! I lift the wrinkles and worry lines right up into the wi– Into the hairline…

Check out Patrick Stewart’s arm. He was buff!

Gallatin: He wouldn’t.
Worf: Yes, he would.

Data playing. Aww, isn’t that so cute! It was put in the movie for the kids, just like Jar Jar Binks.

The Enterprise librarian shh-ing Troi and Riker. Yes, there was a reason this scene was cut.

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Starbase 11. What a great picture, and it even includes Starfleet personnel walking down the street.

Star Trek TOS: Court Martial
Season 1, Episode 14
TNL Rating: 5 Average
Running Time 1:40

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Episode Info

Starfleet accuses Kirk of negligence in command, as even the computer shows that he killed someone by making a mistake (even though it was bound to happen eventually, ergonomically speaking).

For a good view of the original compared the remastered versions, check out this article at TrekMovie.com.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Here, we clearly see where the pod was ejected from.

The HD remaster SFX group was absolutely on top form in this episode. On the Starbase, you can seep offices and people in the windows. It was a nice touch of them to keep the original painting and simply add to it.

Commodore Stone’s starship status chart. This shows how important set design can be. To the viewer, these small touches can really make a world seem “lived in” and more real, even if the original show didn’t have the resources to show another starship in orbit.

Kirk reading papers and signing them with a surprisingly long pen.

The infamous “space baby” or “baby sailor moon” dress.

Another superb shot added into the HD remaster. If you look carefully, not only are there people in the windows, but there are two people in space suits moving a temporary cover to the hole left by the pod ejection.

Look carefully on the left on the bar, and you’ll see the sign for the “Starbase Club.” Also, behind Kirk, you can see someone stubbing out their cigarette. Overall, the Club set was really well done.

The infamous Star Trek food cubes.

The dress of no return. Keri described it as “tragically retro.”

Notice the forest on top of Lt. Shaw’s drink.

We liked this costume with the exception of the pocket protector on Samuel T. Cogley’s tummy.

A diverse set of Captain Kirk’s peers indeed! Well done 1st season TOS!

Let’s place the Jettison Pod button so Kirk could easily just LEAN on his chair and eject it!

Spock winning chess against the computer. An impossibility!

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Star Trek VOY: Death Wish
Season 2, Episode 18
TNL Rating: 9 Inspirational
Running Time 1:19

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Episode Info

The crew of the Voyager accidentally liberates a Q who had been imprisoned in an comet floating in interstellar space. He was imprisoned there by the Q because he wanted to commit suicide. Q shows up demanding that Q get back in his prison, however Q requests asylum. Now it’s up to Janeway to decide the future of the Q Continuum.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Voyager is attacked by protons!

Q and Colonel Thaddeus “Old Iron Boots” Riker who commanded the 102nd New York Infantry during Sherman’s march to Atlanta. He was wounded in Georgia, and was rescued by Q.

Riker, Janeway, and a picture of Riker’s ancestor in the US Civil War

Maury Ginsberg, Isaac Newton, and William Riker

Double Q facepalm

Q puts Q on the stand

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Miles is highly uncomfortable, but his wife Keiko (holding his arm) doesn’t understand why!

Star Trek TNG: Rascals
Season 6, Episode 7
TNL Rating: 5 Average
Running Time: 1:18

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Picard, Ro, Keiko, and Guinan, an inexplicable group of people are turned into children by a space anomaly; Ferengi take over the Enterprise. What happened next? Find out and listen to the episode!

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

The shuttle encounters an anomalous energy field.

The energy penetrates the shuttle. This is an easy special effect, but very effective.

Keiko, Picard, Guinan, and Ro as kids.

The tritanium alloy of the shuttle was separated into its separate components. It’s a good thing that didn’t happen to the crew!

Berik, DaiMon Lurin, and Morta take over the Enterprise. Really!?!

Mike had to send this image of the map showing the service conduit map on the kids’ computer.

Happy foam Klingon letters on the kids’ education room.

Number One Dad!

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Next Episode: Treknologic leaves behind Ferengi episodes and moves on to a Q episode. It’s Death Wish!!!

Star Trek ENT: Acquisition
Season 1, Episode 9
TNL Rating: 4 Tolerable
Running Time: 1:24

Crew of the Relativity

• Captain Chris Sixx, a Trill
  
• Science Officer Keri, possibly a Q
• Engineering Officer Mike, a photonic engineer
• Hologram Ben, a photonic person who interferes

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Episode Info

Ferengi invade the USS Enterprise… NX-01? Well, I guess we’ll roll with it for this review.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

He likes her ear.

Shoes… seriously?

The Ferengi crew.

Captain Archer being accommodating.

Trip caught in his blue skivvies.

Negotiating with a dog.

Trip takes a chunk of Ferengi ear!

The fabulous Ferengi whip.

T’Pol woos a Ferengi. Yuck!

The great close-quarters battle in the “treasure room.”

Archer & Porthos, reunited.

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Next Episode: Treknologic continues it’s streak of Ferengi episodes (and torture of Mike) with the Next Generation episode “Rascals.”

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The Klingon Council is stumped by Quark’s presentation of financial data.
WE LOVED THIS SCENE! We loved it so much, we had to make a video of it!

Star Trek DS9: House of Quark
Season 3, Episode 3
TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional
Running Time 1:16

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So, Quark accidentally murders a Klingon – what’s the worse that can happen? Marriage? Duels? Honor? Find out in this episode of Treknologic!

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Morn and his girl

Morn gives the thumbs up.

Quark in front of his pile of gold-pressed latinum.

Blood is on Quark’s hand!

A great shot with Keiko in the foreground and O’Brien relaxing in the background.

A match made in, well, made on Q’onoS.

Turning a cargo bay into an arboretum.

Gowron is confused by Microsoft Excel.

More Klingons attempting to figure out a spread sheet.

Grilka kisses Quark in gratitude.

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Next Episode: Treknologic continues it’s streak of Ferengi episodes (and torture of Mike) with the Enterprise episode “Acquisition.”

Star Trek DS9: Necessary Evil
Season 2, Episode 8
TNL Rating:
Running Time 1:34

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This episode deals into the unfunny business of solving a cold cast of murder most foul. It even starts off with a dark and stormy night! Odo eventually tracks down the real killer. You know what, I’m not really surprised who it was.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Pallra and Quark strike a deal.

Odo and Sisko start to good cop bad cop Rom, and Rom caves in less than 2 minutes.

Gul Dukat asks Odo to investigate a murder.

Odo meets Quark for the first time, and they don’t hit it off.

Odo looking downward. This was HIS station now!

The assassin attempts to complete his failed job.

… but he’s caught by the crack security team. Quark is saved!

Kira and Odo have a discussion about who the true killer is.

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Next Episode: Treknologic stays at DS9 to show up at the “House of Quark” on DS9.

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Star Trek DS9: Dramatis Personae
Season 1, Episode 18
Lower Decks TNL Rating: 1 Dreadful
Running Time 2:22

Crew of the Relativity

• Lt Matthias
• Jr Engineer Colin
• Jr Science Officer Renee
• Jr Helmsman Steve

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Episode Info

A telepathic infections splits the crew of DS9 into two factions fighting against each other.

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Next Episode: Treknologic reviews over to DS9 to review the mystery of the “Necessary Evil.”

Star Trek TNG: Lower Decks
Season 7, Episode 15
TNL Rating: 8 Dazzling
Running Time 1:35

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This episode focuses on four Ensigns who are bucking for promotion, and in the end we get some great character development for the crew members and an understanding of how it feels to be on the “lower decks.”

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

The tiered marble game in Ten Forward.

Ben plus Taurik and Lavelle.

Lavelle having a horrendously hilarious awkward talk with Riker.

Taurik scoring shuttle Curie to simulate battle damage.

Ogawa is brought into the secret. They have Cardassian who’s been spying on behalf of the Federation.

Sito is given and education by Worf, in classic Worf style.

Sito and Worf say goodbye.

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Next Episode: Treknologic reviews over to DS9 to review the mystery of the “Necessary Evil.”

Star Trek DS9: The Sound of Her Voice
Season 6, Episode 25
TNL Rating: 8 Dazzling
Running Time 1:13

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Episode Info

The Defiant responds to a distress call. A singular officer can only communicate via voice transmission while the Defiant races to here. Meanwhile, Quark tries to pull off the heist of the century and while trying to keep Odo occupied.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Here’s the dog on a record label that we were talking about.

Quark insists that Morn is stable on his bar stool.

The necklace Odo replicated for Kira.

Here’s a good look at the bunks in the Defiant.

Kira and Odo all dressed up, ready to visit 1920’s Paris.

Due to an energy barrier, the crew has to take a shuttle down.

The rain and cave sets were really good in this episode. It’s nice, because it’s not often you see rain used on a set in Star Trek.

She’s dead Jim.

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Next Episode: Treknologic reviews heads down below to review the TNG episode, “The Lower Decks.”

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Star Trek TAS: The Counter-Clock Incident
Season 2, Episode 6
TNL Rating: 2 Tedious
Running Time 1:27

Crew of the Relativity

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• Hologram Ben, a photonic person who interferes
• Pilot Bill, a human from the Star Trek animated universe

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Episode Info

Captain Kirk finds a woman who speaks backwards. The backwards woman is hurtling towards a supernova, and he must save her! They latch a tractor beam onto the ship, which is going over warp 30, and it predictably drags the Enterprise with it. This time – into another universe! What’s in store for Kirk and crew? Only time will tell.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Commodore Robert April and his wife Sarah board the Enterprise.

The alien vessel is surprisingly asymmetrical and cool-looking.

The iconic picture of this episode – the crew as babies.

Young Robert & Sarah – just about to hit that magic kissing moment. It looks like Sarah is in pain! Anyway, they are also just about to give up on youth. Really? Did they really just give up on youth? Give me a break!

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Next Episode: Treknologic starts season 6 listener Matthias sends them to DS9 as they review “The Sound of Her Voice.”

Star Trek VOY: Favorite Son
Season 3, Episode 20
TNL Rating: 2 Tedious
Running Time 2:20 – At the end, we talk about the new Star Trek series.

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Okay, by now Captain Janeway should be suspicious any time a woman takes an interest in Harry, let alone a planet of women.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Torres burned in the face!

When the girls love Harry Kim, you know something’s wrong.

Harry tries a little role-reversal on the women.

Harry’s new friend, Taymon, has become a mummy.

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Next Episode: Treknologic finishes season 5 as they visit the Star Trek babies as they review the TAS episode “The Counter-Clock Incident.” Bonus: Bill beams in for the next episode as we visit his native universe.

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Dukat. Emissary to the Pah Wraiths.

Star Trek DS9: What You Leave Behind
Season 7, Episode 25
TNL Rating: 8 Dazzling
TNL Arc Rating: 9 Inspirational
Running Time 2:42

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It’s the end of Deep Space 9. Wow.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

“Please don’t touch that… This isn’t a toy. It’s a model.”

“Just relax for a moment. You’re free of the carbonite.”

A quickly painted Fire Cave.

The Founder blames Broca for the Cardassian uprising.

Skype on the Defiant

The combined Federation, Klingon, and Romulan fleet.

The Cardassians turn on the Dominion. Here they fire at a Dominion ship that was chasing the Defiant.

Broca is taken away to be executed – the start of the elimination of all Cardassians.

Kai Winn uses the Kosst Amojan to ignite the Fire Cave.

Kai Winn and Dukat are turned on by the light of a fireplace… er, Fire Cave.

The Dominion Defense is strong indeed.

Damar is shot by the Jem’Hadar, and dies shortly thereafter.

Kai Winn feels that Dukat is an appropriate sacrifice to gain power from the Pah Wraiths.

Cardassia has been liberated, but at a terrible price.

The leaders of the war have finally made it to Cardassian soil. But the humans don’t feel entirely victorious.

The Dominion signs the peace treaty.

Vic sings “The Way You Look Tonight” to a room full of people without prosthetic make-up.

Kai Winn is shocked to be shoved aside as Dukat is the true Pah Wraith Emissary. She turns on him, telling Sisko that the Kosst Amojan is the key. She pays the ultimate price.

Sisko tackles Dukat, and they both fall into the fire. The Kosst Amojan – the key to Pah Wraith prison – burns, Dukat disappears, and Sisko also disappears.

As a half-Prophet, Sisko is brought to live in the wormhole. Sisko briefly gives Sarah a vision, where he says he won’t be coming back any time soon.

Odo puts on his best suit for Kira.

We say goodbye to a fabulous character as he saves his people.

We back away from Kira and Jake in the window, and from DS9. Eventually DS9 disappears as we say goodbye to the space station that has been a part of our lives for seven years.

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Next Episode: Treknologic gets to know Harry Kim, as they review the Voyager episode “Favorite Son.”

Star Trek DS9: The Dogs of War
Season 7, Episode 24
TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional
Running Time 1:36

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The rebel faction of Cardassians are betrayed and set back. The Cardassians believe they have killed Damar. Quark becomes Nagus – or does he? Julian and Ezri share uncomfortable time and comfortable time together. The generals plan for a massive assault, and Benjamin gets some good news.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

The rebel leaders transport to a high ledge, even through they were expecting a good reception. What? That doesn’t make sense!

Word around Ferenginar is that Quark will be the next Nagus. Thus, Brunt is literally kissing up to Quark.

The Cardassians have a great PA system. Here, Weyoun is telling them how Damar has been killed.

Freedom fighters strike a military outpost, and Cardassians are blasted into the air.

Upon seeing this, Worf decides to send the lift back down.

Outraged that Rom’s the new Nagus and not him, Quark makes a speech to the assembled Ferengi on how his bar will remain a bastion of conservative Feringinar values.

The Generals get together in a standing meeting to plan the next huge offensive. Strangely, this is the last time we see Velal, the Romulan.

Benjamin and Kasidy are going to have a baby!

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Next Episode: Treknologic follows a criminal through time as the crew reviews the TNG episode “A Matter of Time.” Well, that’s if you go back in time to the future. Next up in reality is TNL180, where we review the DS9 episode “What You Leave Benind,” and also give the entire final DS9 arc an overall rating.

Star Trek TNG: A Matter of Time
Season 5, Episode 9
TNL Rating: 4 Tolerable
Running Time 1:34

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A time traveler from the future (Matt Frewer) visits the Enterprise to observe an important event. But things aren’t as they seem.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

The Enterprise regards the timeship.

Rasmussen is the epitome of annoying.

Rasmussen’s ring chronometer. What’s the difference between a chronometer and a clock? We don’t know.

Rasmussen hitting on Beverly.

Rasmussen showing Beverly that he has her medical device.

A cool graphic showing the phaser drilling locations and the volcanic eruption locations.

The Enterprise fires weird deflector beams and a phaser beam to initiate the atmospheric reaction.

Rasmussen was planning on leaving, but he finds an unexpected party of officers at his timeship.

This is a simple, but cool special effect. Rasmussen puts his hand there, then underneath, the control panel temporarily becomes visible.

Rasmussen pulls a phaser on Data. Little does he know, phasers are connected to the “Internet of Things,” and has been disabled by the Enterprise crew.

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Next Episode: Treknologic goes back in time to review DS9 “The Dogs of War.”

Star Trek TOS: The Appel
Season 2, Episode 5
TNL Rating: 2 Tedious
Running Time 1:55

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Kirk interferes with a primitive tribe of 14 happy people, kills their snake god, then expects them to get along all on their own.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Redshirt Hendorf is killed by plant spores. Redshirt #1 down.

I like this picture of McCoy working for CSI as he carefully bags and tags the spores.

Spock breaks apart a strange rock, then when he throws a part away, it explodes! WTF?

Spock saves Kirk’s life by shoving Kirk out of the way of a flower shooting spores. Fortunately, he has green blood, and it doesn’t affect him as badly.

Redshirt Kaplan gets fried by lightning. Redshirt #2 is dead.

A quaint Polynesian village.

Actor Jay D. Jones takes the full impact of this explosion, due to mistiming of the explosion. We talk about this in the episode.

The explosion has entirely hidden Jay D. Jones who is still flying towards the camera.

Redshirt Mallory has stepped on an explosive rock, and redshirt #3 is dead. This episode helped the whole redshirt meme start. Sadly, Jay Jones, the actor was injured.

Akuta crying after Kirk hits him. Kirk isn’t used to this reaction!

Akuta points out Vaal.

Spock tells us there is a forcefield, then decides to walk straight into it.

As they enter the village, we can see a giant snake tongue off to the left. This is their symbol.

We like the interior of the hut. Their set decorator went all out with the jungle and huts. Notice that Akuta makes a snake tongue with his hands.

Feeding the machine.

Strangely colored food.

The actress Celeste Yarnell is ensuring that her face is seen in the shot.

The villagers imitate Chekov.

Bashing in their head melons.

Spock gets hit by lightning.

Yeoman Landon flips one of the villagers. Too bad Uhuru hadn’t beamed down.

Great shot of the Enterprise shooting.

Shooting Vaal.

The sticks. Mike wanted me to put this in with the screen shots.

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Next Episode: The USS Relativity reviews DS9 The Dogs of War.

TEENologic 176: Star Trek DS9 Extreme Measures

Join Chrisann (age 14) and Isaiah (age 13), along with Captain Chris. Oh, and Chrisann is half-Klingon and half-Caitian. Also, this is Isaiah’s second time ever to watch Star Trek. By next episode, there should be some new art for the TeeNologic shows

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Odo is dying, but it’s quite clear Kira loves him. Great acting!

Star Trek DS9: Extreme Measures
Season 7, Episode 23
TNL Rating: 5 Average – because someone tanked it!
Running Time 1:08

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• Engineering Officer Mike, a photonic engineer
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Miles & Julian break Federation law in a desperate bid to both attack Section 31 and save Odo.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Sloan thinks he has the upper hand in Julian’s quarters.

O’Brien and Bashir enter Sloan’s mind with the aid of an illegal Romulan mind probe.

Sloan introduces his wife to Miles and Julian. What a nice party!

If you click, you’ll be able to see Julien’s oddly silver wound in his shoulder.

Sloan’s mental office, with all of Section 31’s secrets there for anyone’s perusal.

Odo starts to heal. Julian’s treatment was successful.

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Next Episode: Treknologic goes back in time to review Kirk’s famous interference with a primitive civilization in “The Apple.”

TEENologic 175: Star Trek ENT Shockwave

Join Chrisann (age 14) and Isiah (age 13), along with Captain Chris. Oh, and Chrisann is half-Klingon and half-Caitian. Also, this is Isiah’s first time ever to watch Star Trek, and he will be continuing with TEENologic.

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Star Trek ENT: Shockwave (Parts 1 & 2)
Season 1, Episode 26
Season 2, Episode 1
TNL Rating: 6 Solid
Running Time 2:27

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The Enterprise seemingly causes the destruction of an entire colony, and they are ordered home by Starfleet. It looks like the Enterprise might be mothballed for 10-20 years… However a time traveler from the future visits Captain Archer, and tells him that this didn’t happen in recorded history. It’s up to Captain Archer and his crew to make things right.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Does the Enterprise shuttle destroy the atmosphere?

Archer is looking at the colonists, giving respect to the dead.

San Francisco, 2151. I like the flying cars.

Archer and Reed look through the database from the future. Watch closely: it’s plans for the USS Defiant and the USS Prometheus!

Given info from the future, the Enterprise could attack this cloaked Suliban vessel.

This looked like it was on the Suliban engineering deck. The wall behind T’Pol was pulsing and moving – it looked really cool.

Sometime in the 31st Century, our man Daniels screws everything up, reducing San Francisco to rubble.

Well, it’s a good thing they still use paper books in the library.

It’s hard to see as a still picture, but this was a great scene. The hologram of Archer is reflected in T’Pol’s eye.

The Sulban have been tricked by Trip’s engine exhaust light show.

Archer isn’t messing around – he has Silik at gunpoint.

Archer & crew have been called to the Principle’s office.

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Star Trek DS9: Tacking into the Wind
Season 7, Episode 22
TNL Rating: 8 Average
Running Time 2:34

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DS9 is really building up to a conclusion at this point. The Dominion increases pressure on the Cardassian people, Gowron continues to implement his political plans by jeopardizing the alliance’s military, Odo’s disease progresses, and the Cardassian resistance tries to steal Dominion technology while sometimes fighting itself.

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We like the touch screen interface they have here in 1999. It looks good.

Weyoun is happy that the Klingon attack was easily defeated.

Weyoun and Thot Pran listen to the Founder ordering them have Cardassian civilians brought into military facilities to act as shields.

A Bird of Prey docks with DS9.

A great shot of Garak emerging from the shadows with a phaser – this time he was ready to protect Kira from Rusot.

Dukat is dealing with depression as he finds out his family has been killed by the Dominion. Then Kira immediately points out that he did the exact same thing on Bajor.

The shuttle with Damar, Garack, Rusot, Kira, and Odo arrives to board a Cardassian shuttle to sneak into the Dominion starbase.

I wish we had talked about the very cool Dominion starbase.

Bashir keeps trying to find the cure for Odo.

Worf challenges Gowron for the position of Chancellor of the Klingon Empire.

Odo is taken by the disease and can no longer shape shift. Rusot takes the time to threaten the life of Kira so he and Damar can take the Dominion weapon themselves.

Damar kills Rusot, saying that his Cardassia is dead and won’t be coming back.

We see true compassion from Kira as she takes Odo in her hands and comforts him.

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Star Trek VOY: Fury
Season 6, Episode 23
TNL Rating: 6 Solid
Running Time 1:32

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It’s been a few years since we saw Kes. In this episode, she furiously and explosively visits the Voyager. She uses the warp core to travel back in time to try to send the young Kes back to Ocampa.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Kes is back, and it looks like she needs help.

For the SFX of the telepathic shove, they must have wanted to save money. They immediately switch to a negative image (seen above), then fade the negative away quickly. This effect was used in the 1960’s Doctor Who episodes as a way of Dalek’s firing their weapon.

A nice view of half the hydroponics bay. Notice the table of plants closest to the camera. Further notice that there is a very nice Kes-sized “coffin” underneath said table.

A nice view of the Doctor’s props.

Old Kes injects new Kes. The positioning is a bit off on the effect, but you don’t notice too much.

Tom Paris suggest that Neelix’ new creation be called, “The Greasy Neelix.”

Shuttle Bay 2. Note that the shuttles are hatchbacks.

Kes sabotages the Doctor’s attempt to resuscitate Tuvok.

Voyager powers away from the Vidiian’s grapples, sacrificing a section of the hull in the process.

This is the the birthday scene as we see at the beginning of the episode.

This is the way we see the birthday scene at the end of the episode. That’s nice direction to use two cameras. Not only is it a nice and easy effect, but it also saves time and money.

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The ceremony where Gowron awards the Star of Kahless to Martok is great to watch, and it’s very Klingon. Although blood may have always been a part of the ceremony, it turns out to be very useful. As they add blood to the chalice by cutting their hands, they are also proving they are not shape changers.

Star Trek DS9: When it Rains
Season 7, Episode 2
TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional
Running Time 1:37

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Odo is suffering from the same wasting disease that’s affecting the Founders, and Bashir has to find a solution. Gowron awards the Star of Kahless to Martok and takes over administration of the war. Dukat attempts to read the Kosst Amojan, but he pays the price.

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Odo makes a donation to Bashir’s cause.

Kira looks good in a Starfleet uniform.

Dukat tried to look at the Kosst Amojan without Kai Winn there, and pays the price as the book blinds him.

Kira arrives to teach the Cardassian freedom fighters.

After Gowron tells Martok and Worf his war plans, Martok and Worf share an “oh crap he’s crazy” moment.

Dr. Julian Bashir traces Odo’s infection to the time when he was at Starfleet. Clearly, Section 31 infected him.

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 Lutan believes Doctor Crusher’s diagnosis of death, and of the efficacy of the poison-tipped weapon she’s thrusting towards him.

Star Trek TNG: Code of Honor
Season 1, Episode 03
TNL Rating: 3 Boring, however this episode is highly contested
Running Time 2:44

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Tasha Yar is kidnapped by honorable aliens who seem to be a very close offshoot to certain Earthlings. Fortunately, their code of honor prevents anything worrisome from happening.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Kathryn Powers, writer of TNG Code of Honor. This is her picture from IMDB.com.

Note the Ligonians have transporter technology roughly analogous to Trek TOS.

Tasha Yar carefully checks for improvised explosive devices.

Tasha Yar picks up her HOLOGRAPHIC clothing to fight in.

Ligon must be an extremely tiny world for this photon torpedo blast to be 1 kilometer off its surface.

“Damn. Where are the calluses we doctors are supposed to grow over our feelings?”

Picard speaks to a hiding Wesley, who’s been holding up the turbolift for 5 minutes now.

Geordi, blind because he’s shaving without his VISOR, attempts to run away from Data’s jokes.

That enormous woman doesn’t really look like Tasha Yar.

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TEENologic 170: Star Trek DS9 The Changing Face of Evil

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 Kai Winn stabs Solbor in the back. Backstabs seem to be what this episode is about!

Star Trek DS9: The Changing Face of Evil
Season 7, Episode 20
TNL Rating: 8 Dazzling
Running Time 1:37

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Starfleet HQ is attacked, the Alamo is in jeopardy, Damar is feeling a bit rebellious, and Kai Winn has finally embraced evil.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Earth attacked! In particular, Starfleet HQ.

Benjamin’s poor poor peppers.

Kai Winn and Anjohl in a wonderful office overlooking a brightly lit poster.

Planning the Alamo

Finally, they’ve gotten the evil book! Sadly, there are no words in it.

The Founder and Weyoun are present at the battle.

The Federation Armada is ready to kick some Dominion a**!

The energy drain weapon strikes the USS Defiant.

The Defiant explodes – great effect!

Face off – at first Solbor thinks he has Kai Winn on his side – until he finds out she’s betrayed the Prophets.

Hey, all the book of evil needs is a few drops of blood…

And presto! The words appear just like lemon juice over heat. Who knew the Pah Wraiths were clever enough to use invisible ink?

Darak announces the Cardassian rebellion.

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TEENologic 169: Star Trek TOS City on the Edge of Forever

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Kirk saves history at great personal cost. What a terrific shot where the truck is actually moving towards Edith!

Star Trek TOS: City on the Edge of Forever
Season 1, Episode 28
TNL Rating: 10 Sublime
Running Time 2:08

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This is probably the #1 Star Trek TOS episode there is. McCoy goes mad and beams down onto an unknown planet, jumping into a time portal, disrupting the formation of the United Federation of Planets. Kirk and Spock must go back and fix what McCoy has wrought.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

McCoy accidentally injects himself

The Guardian of Forever. Notice on the background painting that you can see how the ruins go on forever. Of course, I dare you to see that on a TV from 1967.

The Guardian speaks.

McCoy evades Scotty and Lt Galloway. Interesting Galloway survived the Miri virus, Landru, and imprisonment on Eminar VII before this mission. He was eventually killed by the insane Starfleet Captain Tracey.

The crew watching the time portal. This is a great shot.

Spock watching Captain Kirk explain his ears to a policeman.

Spock and Kirk run past the 21st street mission.

Edith Keeler is making the bums “pay” for their food by talking about science fiction. I’d buy that for a dollar!

Kirk always knew those big ears would be useful for something. Who knew it would be cracking a combination lock! I looked up the history of combination locks, and found the earliest known example is from ancient Rome!

Floyds Barber Shop is proof they were in Mayberry (The Andy Griffith Show). Now if only Don Knotts had been the policeman interrogating them!

Proof of Edith Keeler’s death. I always loved these shots of Star Trek technology “working.”

Spock’s mnemonic memory circuit blows a tube! This was another great set.

McCoy almost assaults a hobo in this wonderful scene of insane McCoy.

The hobo, Rodent by name, accidentally annihilates himself. This was shocking to me when I was a child.

McCoy being nursed back to health by Edith Keeler.

Yes McCoy, Kirk knows what he’s just done. He knows. This was terrific acting by William Shatner – and the entire crew for that matter.

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TEENologic 168: Star Trek DS9 Strange Bedfellows

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Frame by frame analysis yielded this one silly picture of Worf killing Weyoun 7. Damar laughing over Weyoun’s body was quite entertaining.

Star Trek DS9: Strange Bedfellows
Season 7, Episode 19
TNL Rating: 6 Solid
Running Time 1:30

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Weyoun and the Breen are getting tired of Damar’s wining. Damar always want to protect his people, but can’t he see that his people are all a part of the Dominion? Jeez! Kasidy is starting to feel the pressure of being a religious figure’s wife. Worf and Ezri finally come to a resolution, and Damar finally snaps.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

The Breen have a better pain stick then the Klingons do.

Ahh, so this is what a Cardassian phone looks like.

Kai Winn loves Anjohl (Dukat). Oh, they’re having so much fun together!

Ezri is enjoying hanging upside down because it’s helping her back pain.

Ezri and Worf disassembling their cot. They were arguing and Ezri hit her head.

Red-eyed Pah Wraith Sisko.

We failed to talk about this, but what is it? A Bluetooth headset with a direct connection to the Pah Wraiths?

Scared of the Pah Wraiths, and of Ahnjol (Dukat) who admits the Pah Wraiths sent him, Winn yells at him to get out.

Kanar seems rather thick. In fact, we believe it’s much like maple syrup. Could the Cardassians actually be a metaphor for Canada?

While waiting for execution, we get to see that Ezri and Worf’s escape plan using their bed frame left them without a bed frame.

Winn finally accepts evil wholeheartedly.

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Next Episode: Treknologic goes back in time twice in one episode as they investigate the TOS episode “The City on the Edge of Forever.”

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Star Trek ENT: E^2
Season 3, Episode 21
TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional
Running Time 1:44

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The Enterprise is surprised to encounter another Starfleet signal – and even more surprised when they find out it’s the Enterprise! Soon they find out that the Enterprise of the near future goes through a wormhole and is flung back in time 130 years. This “new” Enterprise is actually 133 years old, and it has all their descendants on it. Yes, there is plenty of time for awkwardness in this episode.

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ST ENT E2 – Degra’s ship

ST ENT E2 – The two Enterprises dock.

ST ENT E2 – A meeting of generations

ST ENT E2 – Tpol find out who she will marry

ST ENT E2 – Trip and Tpol have a talk

ST ENT E2 – double-cross

ST ENT E2 – Lorien in jail

ST ENT E2 – double Tpol

ST ENT E2 – file system of the future

ST ENT E2 – Enterprises ruse

ST ENT E2 – a losing fight

ST ENT E2 – meeting Degra

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The USS Relativity encountered severe temporal anomalies. In real-world terms, there was a problem with the recording of E2, so we had to record it again.

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Damar watches himself drink in the mirror – and is disgusted.

Star Trek DS9: ‘Til Death Do Us Part
Season 7, Episode 18
TNL Rating: 5 Average
Running Time 1:26

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The multi-plot final arc of DS9 continues. Worf and Ezri continue to argue, Kai Winn finally gets a vision from the prophets which is quickly fulfilled when she meets a “man of the land.” Kasidy is let down by Benjamin when he says he can’t marry her, and Wayoun and Damar meet the Breen. What will happen? Tune in and find out.

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Kai Winn has a vision brought on by the “Prophets.”

Wayoun wakes up a drunken Damar with but a whisper.

Dukat tries to rally friend Damar to lead the Cardassian Union.

Benjamin Sisko has to share some bad news with his bride-to-be, Kasidy.

Kasidy leaves the plastic engagement ring with Benjamin Sisko.

The Breen ship looks good.

Kai Winn meets with a “man of the land,” who is actually Dukat in disguise.

Benjamin Sisko plays with his model starships.

The Breen use their stun sticks on Worf.

Kai Winn found out that she inadvertantly saved “Anjohl’s” life. How convenient.

Sisko’s dream house looks like it might fit in with the huts on Gilligan’s Island.

The diamond wedding ring that Sisko wanted to give to Kasidy for their marriage ceremony.

Winn is about to kiss Dukat – aggh no! Make it stop!

The Prophet Sarah acts like a mother.

Sisko ignores his mother’s warning, and marries Kasidy Yates anyway, despite a last minute talk from his Mom.

Worf is so angry at Ezri that they have to sit on opposite sides of the room and not talk. Just when you thought captivity couldn’t get worse!

It’s creepy when Weyoun is happy. In this case, he’s happy about the alliance with the Breen.

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We miss you.

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Neelix coming back to life is an homage to Frankenstein’s monster, complete with lightning and green skin. Nicely done SFX department!

Star Trek VOY: Mortal Coil
Season 4, Episode 12
TNL Rating: 6 Solid
Running Time 1:50

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Neelix is killed by lightning in a nebula, and he is dead for 18 hours. The Doctor and Seven use borg nanoprobes to resuscitate him. Neelix is fine at first, but then he begins to think of his religious beliefs, and his psychological condition deteriorates rapidly when he realizes he didn’t see an afterlife.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Neelix looks for monsters in Naomi’s room. VOY Mortal Coil

The shuttle is hit by nebula lightning! VOY Mortal Coil.

Lighning shoots through the windshield. We thought this didn’t make sense. VOY Mortal Coil.

Tom declares Neelix dead. VOY Mortal Coil.

The space scenery, in this case the nebula, was gorgeous. VOY Mortal Coil.

Neelix is unimpressed with his Guiding Tree. VOY Mortal Coil.

Neelix watches himself die, expecting to see something. VOY Mortal Coil.

Cheers to Neelix. The Prixin celebration feels hollow to Neelix, and he feels uncomfortable to be honored. VOY Mortal Coil.

Naomi happy that Neelix is there. VOY Mortal Coil.

Bilbo Neelix loses control and yells at Seven. VOY Mortal Coil:

Nanites start to fail, and Neelix starts to die. VOY Mortal Coil

Neelix starts a vision quest with Chakotay. VOY Mortal Coil

Press here for a vision quest. Thanks akuna! VOY Mortal Coil

Alixia becomes evil. VOY Mortal Coil.

Alixia decays in front of Neelix. VOY Mortal Coil.

Neelix makes peace with the crewmembers of Voyager. VOY Mortal Coil.

Neelix almost kills himself by beaming into the nebula. VOY Mortal Coil

Neelix chased *his* monster away today. VOY Mortal Coil

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Benjamin Sisko hid the ring he proposes to Kasidy Yates in his model house. We thought this was an unusual engagement ring, but at least now we know what engagement rings are like in the 23rd century. Of course, the marriage of Benjamin and Kasidy will play a key part in the upcoming episodes.

Star Trek DS9: Penumbra
Season 7, Episode 17
TNL Rating: 5 Average
Running Time 1:23

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Episode Info

This is a strange episode. This is the beginning of the final 7 episodes of Deep Space 9. Many stories start: Benjamin Sisko proposes to Kasidy Yates, and she accepts, Benjamin Sisko buys land on Bajor and hopes to retire there, Worf is lost in battle and Ezri searches for him, Dukat gets surgery, the Founders are looking for a cure to the disease they carry, and Sisko’s Mom gets involved. Whew!

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

This is the property that Benjamin Sisko purchased. He hopes to build a home there for his family. The screencap is from his tablet.

Benjamin picked up this photo when thinking that his mother was a wormhole alien.

Kasidy assures Benjamin that she doesn’t mind his mother being an alien.

Quark: “Do you really think he’d go to Sto’Vo’Kor owing me money?”

Ezri is worried about losing Worf.

Ezri’s Trill spots. This is when Sisko is telling her that Worf has been lost in the badlands.

Worf’s quarters after Jadzia’s death.

Ezri looks at Jadzia and Worf’s wedding photo.

Ezri fakes static by saying “Chhh” on the shuttle Gander.

Display of last known location of the IKS Koraga.

Runabout Gander drifting in the badlands.

Benjamin setting up his model retirement house.

Benjamin has cleverly hidden his engagement ring within his model home.

Kasidy accepts Benjamin Sisko’s marriage proposal.

Ezri finds Worf’s escape pod in the badlands.

Worf after being saved. He’s having a bad hair day.

Akward moment as Ezri gets too close to Worf.

Female Changling asking about a cure to her disease.

Benjamin asking Jake to be best man at his wedding. Jake gave the creepiest laugh.

Two Jem’Hadar ships force Runabout Gander down to Goralis III.

Runabout Gander explodes in the atmosphere of Goralis III.

I wish they used a telephoto lens on this to get both actors in focus. They were both speaking, and it would have helped.

Bajorans are quite interested in the Emissary’s wedding.

Cardassian sunrise. Great shot of Cardassia!

Legate Damar: “power does have its privileges.”

Dukat asks Damar if he knows a surgeon. Damar offers Dukat his omni-present alcohol.

Worf brings home dinner. This photo is quite enhanced to show off Worf’s kill.

Ezri and Worf are arguing.

Worf just called Ezri a sli’vak, and boy is Ezri offended.

Love at first fight! We had quite a bit to say about this.

Worf and Ezri sleeping.

Dukat the Bajoran.

Sarah Sisko the Prophet.

The background computers show a wormhole of static. Cool!

Sarak Sisko the mother. As Benjamin communicates with his mother, she becomes more human-like.

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Next Episode: Treknologic explores the afterlife… or lack thereof in a Neelix episode. Yes, we review the Voyager episode “Mortal Coil.”

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Reflection therapy allows the patient to speak with various aspects of his personality given form. Troi is his emotions, Worf is his aggression, and Picard is his logic.

Star Trek TNG: Frame of Mind
Season 6, Episode 21
TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional
Running Time 1:50

Crew of the Relativity

• Captain Chris Sixx, a Trill
  
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• Engineering Officer Mike, a photonic engineer
• Helmsman Bill, a human from the Filmation universe

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Episode Info

Riker starts off in a play about insanity. Then he starts to wonder if he really is in an asylum and the Enterprise & crew are all his delusion!

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Beverly heals Riker’s head wound… but does she really?

An anomolous officer

Captain Yaya who talks into her spoon communicator.

I just had to get a picture of their famous spiny lobe-fish delight!

Yes that’s right. Riker sleeps with a night light on.

Enhance Resolution Mike. Ahh, there’s Riker’s night light. Just what we thought it was.

Riker shoots Mavek the guard, and he shatters!

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Next Episode: Treknologic takes you to where probably several other Star Trek podcasts have taken you before, the final seven episodes of Deep Space 9. We start with Star Trek DS9 “Penumbra.”

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Kira Nerys in the temple of the Orb of Time. Nice set!

Star Trek DS9: Wrongs Darker than Death or Night
Season 6, Episode 17
TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional
Running Time 1:54

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Episode Info

Kira Nerys receives a call from Gul Dukat, who cruelly informs her that he slept with her mother, Kira Maru (remember, Bajoran names have the family name first then the given name), for seven years. Nerys investigates, and unable to find what she wants, she eventually uses the Orb of Time to go back and see for herself.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Worf reacts to Dax’ suggestion of a party theme where everyone comes as their favorite Klingon.

Gul Dukat calls Nerys to tell her how he slept with her mother for seven years. What a jerk!

Nerys looks up her mother on the Bajoran internet. It doesn’t yield much information.

Bajoran city where the Temple of Iponu is located, the temple where the Orb of Time is located.

Young Kira Nerys. Bajorans must age quicker than humans, because she looks older than three years old.

A despicable display.

Kira Meru’s scar, which Gul Dukat promptly removes.

Nerys plants a small bomb, and it’s yet another Star Trek bomb that has blinking lights on it designed to draw attention to itself.

Meru hears from Taban, who says the kids, Nerys, Reon, and Pohl are doing very well now. Meru starts to cry at the message, and Kira changes her mind about killing her.

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Next Episode: We take the plunge into Riker’s brain as we review Star Trek TNG “Frame of Mind.”

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Seven of Nine is upset by the Doctor making her more human.

Star Trek VOY: The Gift
Season 4, Episode 2
TNL Rating: 8 Dazzling
Running Time 1:38

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Episode Info

The aftermath of “Scorpion” plays out in “The Gift.” Kes’ telekinetic powers rapidly escalate, forcing her to abandon Voyager, while Seven of Nine has her own battles as she comes to terms with he place on the Voyager.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

A Borg failsafe on Seven’s trochlear nerve.

Tuvok helps Kes control her powers with meditation.

Kes ascending

Seven is human again, much like the animated objects in Beauty & the Beast.

Seven of Nine’s uniform looks a lot like the uniforms from  Lost in Space. We’re thankful that Seven didn’t also have a borg-chimpanzee named Debbie that says “Bloop” in the quest for increased ratings.

Tuvok remembers Kes

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Next Season: In 2015, Treknologic enters the 5th year of its 30 year mission. So we’ve decided to do something special. Expect the first episode in January, starting off with listener suggestions of Trek reviews from people who have answered trivia questions and acquired enough qualoos. The whole season is planned, and we’ll be starting off with a Deep Space 9 episode from the 6th season.

Kes’ telepathy provides warnings and communications with the mysterious and powerful Species 8472.

Star Trek VOY: Scorpion (parts 1 & 2)
Season 3, Episode 26; Season 4, Episode 1
TNL Rating: 9 Inspirational
Running Time 2:08

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Episode Info

I this two-part Voyager episode, the Voyager comes across Borg space – and it is vast. They also find out that the Borg have gotten themselves into quite a mess by crossing over the dimensional barrier and hitting the hornet’s nest with a stick. Fortunately, the Doctor is able to whip up a potential weapon, and Janeway suddenly has something to negotiate with. She strikes a bargain with the Borg to transport Voyager across Borg space in exchange for the key to destroying Species 8472. Meanwhile, Kes is communicating with 8472 by her ever-expanding telepathic and telekinetic powers, and Seven of Nine, Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix Zero One, is welcomed aboard the USS Voyager.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

The first 20 seconds are pretty exciting!

Borg nanites attacks the blood cells first.

I wouldn’t want to see a Borg fleet in my rear view window!

The away team finds horror on the Borg ship.

Switcharoo! This time it’s the Borg that’s being assimilated!

Fearful of the danger that Ensign Kim poses, Species 8472 attacks him.

A great shot showing the Voyager trying to escape the Borg wreckage before the bioship can pursue.

Species 8472 at the console of their ship.

Tiny Janeway aboard a cube.

8472 uses all their power to destroy a Borg planet.

Jeri Ryan in the credits

Ensign Kim being eaten

Seven and Janeway

The Borg cube protects Voyager

Chakotay kills the Borg by opening the door.

Voyager exits fluidic space

Babes in Spaceland

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Next Week: We continue monitoring the Voyager because we’re just so darn interested in finding out what happens with Kes and Seven. Are you? Find out in our review of Star Trek VOY “The Gift!” Same Trek time, same Trek channel!

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Wait, what? Oh yeah, Tom Riker’s about to go to prison and figures, “What the heck!” We’re surprised Kira doesn’t belt him!

Star Trek DS9: Defiant
Season 3, Episode 9
TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional
Running Time 1:04

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Episode Info

Will Riker comes aboard DS9 while he’s on vacation. The amazing thing is that Riker is as smooth as can be with everyone (except O’Brien). He doesn’t seem like the regular wooden Riker. This is proven when he gets access to the Defiant, phasers Kira, and steals the Defiant! He’s actually Thomas Riker, who now is fighting for the Maquis! Sisko and Dukat must work together on Cardassia to capture the Defiant before Tom starts a war. The problem is that Dukat also has to deal with an Observer from the Obsidian Order, Karinas.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Bashir mandates Kira’s relaxation

“Will” Riker phases Kira aboard the Defiant

Sisko tells Dukat the truth about the Defiant

Sisko and Dukat to got Cardassia Prime to resolve the situation

Obsidian Order Observer Korinas

A tactical overview on Cardassia Prime

The Defiant dodges disrupter fire

Dukat and Sisko give Tom a surrender agreement

Cardassian confrontation – the military vs the Obsidian Order

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Next Week: What is this new species attacking the Borg, and why are the Borg scared?  Find out in next week’s review of Star Trek VOY “Scorpion!” Same Trek time, same Trek channel!

 Duras insists that the p’tach Worf away from the negotiations. This is a great shot!

Star Trek TNG: Reunion
Season 4, Episode 7
TNL Rating: 8 Dazzling
Running Time 1:50

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Episode Info

In a fascinating episode, we find out that K’Ehleyr has had a child… probably from when she met Worf a few years ago. But there’s much bigger problems to tackle. The Klingon Emperor, K’mpec masterfully forces Picard to mediate the challengers to the throne as K’mpec dies. It is between the relatively unknown Gowron, and the despicable Duras. We get to see two meaningful deaths, and we even see an honor dual between Klingons. Who wins? Find out by listening!

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

K’mpec’s flagship

K’mpect masterfully manipulates Picard

The challengers arrive

Attempted Klingon assassination

K’Ehleyr asks Worf to be Alexander’s friend

The Ja’Chuq ceremony – presenting credentials

Worf and Alexander find a bloody and dying K’Eehlyr

The Worf family bat’leth embedded in a dead Duras. Note that the blood is red? We forgot to mention this in the episode.

Worf admits he’s Alexander’s father

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Next Week: Will Riker visits Deep Space 9, and is much smoother than normal. What’s going on? Why is he taking the Defiant? Find out in next week’s review of Star Trek DS9 “Defiant!” Same Trek time, same Trek channel!

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 Spock’s brain has reverted. He now eats meat!

Star Trek TOS: All Our Yesterdays
Season 3, Episode 23
TNL Rating: 3 Boring
Running Time 1:47

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Kirk, Spock, and McCoy beam down to a dying planet 3.5 hours before it’s sun goes SUPERNOVA! They want to find out what happened to the planet’s population, who had all disappeared. All but one. Through a unbelievable miscommunication, they couldn’t figure out what happened. Then, Kirk, Spock, and McCoy accidentally went back in time. Apparently the planet’s population retreated into the past – into a past where phasers don’t work, but tricorders do, and you somehow assimilate your culture from that time. What happens? Find out in this episode of Treknologic!

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

The trio speak with librarian Atoz. The actor Ian Wolfe was a tireless actor and a World War I veteran to boot!

McCoy finds a disc in the library

A library disc into the past. It’s cool that discs have evolved from CD’s, to DVD’s, to Blu-Rays to keys to time travel gateways.

Spock and McCoy are trapped in the past during an ice age. Great set!

Kirk saves a thief. No wonder they want him locked up in jail.

Kirk sword fights a drunken citizen and wins!

The citizens hear the spirits, and one of them is called “Bones.”

The fur snuggie points to a bed in the cave.

Zarabeth takes off the formless furs, and apparently it’s very hot and humid in the cave since she’s wearing a leather bikini.

Kirk finds the gateway into the future.

Atoz tries to save Kirk’s life by pushing him into the past.

McCoy told Spock that Zarabeth was a woman, and was lonely. Spock nearly killed him because of that!

Spock loves Zarabeth, and doesn’t want to leave her. In the 2.5 hours he’s been there, he’s fallen in love.

Atoz escapes to the past

Beta Niobe goes supernova! Interestingly, while still making it look like an old effect, the new effects used shots from Hubble as inspiration.

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Next Week: The Klingon Empire hangs in the balance and K’Ehleyr brings a surprise for Worf as we visit Star Trek TNG “Reunion.”

visits a ship where people may have been experimented on. What will Keri’s response be? Find out as we review Keri’s pick of Star Trek ENT Fight or Flight, a first season episode! Same Trek time, same Trek channel!