|
Number / Name
|
Why I liked it
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127 / 2:1
The child
|
New faces, new places...
"I'm going
to have this baby."
An android / birth.
When to be selfish, and when
not to.
A jump to warp from the inside.
The counselor as
mother.
Bartender = counselor?
The crew is one big happy
family.
|
128 / 2:2
Where silence has lease
|
Suicide better then being
killed.
Like rats in a maze.
What is death?
Curiosity.
|
129 / 2:3
Elementary, dear Data
|
Our crew meets Moriarty, and 19th
century London.
We learn by failing.
Can an android deduce?
What
is life? Self-preservation.
Quiet episode, intelligent
solution.
Politeness to a computer.
|
130 / 2:4
The outrageous Okona
|
Charisma.
Humor. Is good.
Choosing the kind of life you
want.
"O'Connor".
Fewer demands, more talk.
|
132 / 2:5
Loud as a whisper
|
A mediator.
Intellect - passion -
harmony. 3 parts of a person, so a deaf/mute person needs 3
translators.
Empathy/telepathy.
Proud to be deaf.
Focus on the common, not the differences.
Turn a disadvantage into an advantage.
Arrive to a conflict with no
preconceived idead.
|
131 / 2:6
The schizoid man
|
Life doesn't have happy
endings.
Pain is necessary.
Living forever. Won't work.
Android,
wanting to be human. Exhibiting emotions, like love.
Exorcism
|
133 / 2:7
Unnatural selection
|
Quarantine.
Genetic manipulation,
dangerous.
|
134 / 2:8
A matter of honor
| An
exchange program!
Cultures crashing together.
Klingon
culture.
Rather good!
|
135 / 2:9
The measure of a man
| An
old love.
We must protect the unique.
A farewell party for a
crewmember.
When the law asks people to argue against their own
opinion.
Slavery.
Is the android property, or a
person?
Sentience: intelligence, consciousness, self-awareness.
The
right to choose.
A soul.
Excellent!
|
136 / 2:10
The dauphin
|
A young man falls in love, for the
first time.
A harsh governess.
Arrive to a conflict with no
preconceived idead.
Duty. Destiny.
How to handle love /
humor.
The Klingon finds a friend, unexpectedly.
Love isn't
easy.
|
137 / 2:11
Contagion
|
The android dies. Just kidding.
|
138 / 2:12
The Royale
|
Our crew meets the 20th
century.
Logic to solve a problem.
The android as a gambler.
|
139 / 2:13
Time squared
|
Duplication through time
travel.
"Knowing" about a catastrophe in the near future, and trying to
avoid it.
The captain facing himself.
|
140 / 2:14
The Icarus factor
|
Estranged father/son.
A father
daring to have a woman.
Forgiveness. Respect.
The first officer
passing up a captains chair.
The Klingon lusting for
celebration/violence.
Feelings are important.
The value of a good
fight.
Martial arts, with a twist.
Coping with sorrow and
loss.
Very, very interesting. Almost perfect.
|
141 / 2:15
Pen pals
|
The value of admitting ignorance.
Being in charge for the first
time.
P.D. Breaking it.
Responsibility/authority.
The
philosophical - and the real.
How rigid are rules?
Friendship / the
android.
|
142 / 2:16
Q who?
|
Treating impoliteness with
consequence.
Cyborg. Don't respond to weapons. Always enemies.
Collective. Ignoring what isn't a threat. Stamina.
Taking a slice out
of the ship - weird sight.
The captain admitting
weakness.
Complacency needs kicking.
|
143 / 2:17
Samaritan snare
|
Self-discipline.
|
144 / 2:18
Up the long ladder
|
A Klingon romantic.
Our crew, and
Irish farmers.
Clones.
A creative solution.
Valuing the
differences.
|
145 / 2:19
Manhunt
|
Humor.
1941 and our crew.
|
146 / 2:20
The emissary
|
The Klingon meets an old love.
Our crew meets Klingons from the
past, 75 years out of the loop.
There are always options.
Two half
Klingons.
"Comfortable chair." :-)
Love.
Good one!
|
147 / 2:21
Peak performance
|
The ultimate simulation.
The leader picks his own team.
I love
Worf!
Playing because the opponent is a master, and it is a
privilige.
Improvisation.
It is possible to make no mistake, and
still lose. That is life.
Humor.
Very good!
|
148 / 2:22
Shades of gray
|
Laughing in the face of danger and
death.
Death is the ultimate test of character.
Not as bad as I
feared.
|
Anne McCaffrey
