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Number / Name
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Why I liked it
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150 / 3:1
Evolution
|
Admitting a mistake.
Putting all
your eggs in one basket.
First contact.
How to live up to oneself as
child genius.
Weird negotiations.
Mother/son.
|
149 / 3:2
The ensigns of command.
|
When the law is the only acceptable
way, using the law better than the opponent.
The limitations of the
android.
The importance of things, of home.
|
151 / 3:3
The survivors.
|
How to help.
A pacifist, killing in
anger.
An immortal loving a mortal.
|
152 / 3:4
Who watches the watchers?
|
Prime directive.
Studying primitive
cultures, to understand ourselves.
Rationality/religion.
A person
being seen as a god.
Not accepting death.
First contact.
Good
one!
|
153 / 3:5
The bonding
|
A child losing a parent.
Should
parents avoid risks?
The crew losing a member.
Should the death of
strangers be felt just as much as the death of a loved one?
The Klingon
losing a person under his command.
Klingon culture.
Repressing
feelings.
Reality is better.
Pain and joy are both
essential.
Excellent Trek!
|
154 / 3:6
The booby trap
|
Dating = be yourself. Dating a
hologram!
History.
Fly in the ointment.
Technology isn't the
answer.
|
155 / 3:7
The enemy
|
Ingenuity.
Blaming a group for an
individuals error.
Dying for one's ideals.
Risking large scale
war.
Trusting an enemy. Helping an enemy.
Enemy mine!
|
156 / 3:8
The price
|
Stress in a person who professionally
handles stress.
Falling in love.
Negotiations = poker!
Ethics and
empathy.
Taking a chance - and losing.
Love is not to change your
lover.
Nice one!
|
157 / 3:9
The vengeance factor
|
Negotiations.
Carrying a resentment
- long. Feuds.
Servants/freedom.
Having to kill a loved
one.
Choosing immortality in order to kill.
|
158 / 3:10
The defector
|
The Shakespeare actor plays
Shakespeare!
Risking that large scale war again.
Lies in lies in
lies...
A wonderful surprise at the end.
The hope for
peace.
Great!
|
159 / 3:11
The hunted
|
The perfect soldier.
Soldiers, who
can't be reintegrated into society. And who are then put into prison
instead.
Soldiers coming home, with heavy psychological problems, and
not welcome. (Vietnam.)
|
160 / 3:12
The high ground
|
Terrorists. IRA
again.
Hostage.
Non-coorperation, hunger strike.
Should a
society, historically based on violence, defend violence?
Willing to
die for a cause. And kill.
Is it neutral/okay to help one side in a
conflict?
Violent = wrong in all ways?
Stockholm-syndrome?
|
161 / 3:13
Deja Q
|
Humor.
Bullying lower lifeforms, and
then suddenly lowered to the same
level.
Compassion.
Coorperation.
Self-sacrifice.
Gratitude.
|
162 / 3:14
A matter of perspective
|
A crime mystery!
Crime doesn't
pay!
Exciting!
|
163 / 3:15
Yesterday's Enterprise
|
Time travel and
parallel universe.
Our crew turns military, losing a war.
The wise
bartender.
Our crew meets the predecessor ship and crew.
Everybody
gets to die!
I luv it!
|
164 / 3:16
The offspring
|
The android gets a child.
Can the
android procreate?
Choosing one's sex, and race.
Learning by
teaching.
The meaning of life.
Removing a child from her
parent.
The striving is important, not actually getting there.
Humor
- the fast charmer overtaken.
The child exceeding the
parent.
Parenting.
Losing a child. Touching.
Perfect!
|
165 / 3:17
Sins of the father
|
Discipline.
Klingon culture.
The
Kilngon's brother.
The family affected by the individual members. The
Enterprise affected by the individual crew member!
Politics. A
scapegoat.
The captain starts his Klingon "career".
Truth.
Almost
perfect - but somehow Duras didn't seem Klingon to me.
|
166 / 3:18
Allegiance
|
Kidnapped - but
why?
Doubleganger.
The captain kissing the doctor! And
singing.
Suspicion. Trust.
Mutiny.
Experimenting and
observing.
Authority.
|
167 / 3:19
Captain's holiday
|
"A crewmember is sick..." - Picard is
smarter than Kirk!
Time travel.
A half naked captain! With a
woman!
|
168 / 3:20
Tin man
|
A mentally unstable
specialist/telepath.
One lonely soul seeking another.
A living
ship.
The meaning of life.
Suicide.
First contact.
|
169 / 3:21
Hollow pursuits
|
Alternate versions of our crew:
"Barclay is the best", "Greek gods" and "3 musceteers".
Insecurity.
Isolation. Living a fantasy. Addiction.
Humor.
Therapy.
Holo
ethics.
Decoding dreams.
Another mentally unstable specialist.
|
170 / 3:22
The most toys
|
The android dies! (They
think.)
Freedom.
A collector.
Morale.
The ability to
kill.
Non-coorperation. But not at the loss of life.
"Your fault
that I killed."
|
171 / 3:23
Sarek
|
An emotional Vulcan. An emotional
everybody!
Denial.
There are always other solutions.
2 living
legends, bonding.
Emotion/control.
Great acting from
Stewart!
Very, very good!
|
172 / 3:24
Ménage à Troi
|
The end is funny - and clever.
Oh,
and by the way: the family is happy for its youngest member.
|
173 / 3:25
Transfigurations
|
Self-confidence.
Amnesia.
Healing.
The
security officer dies - for a little while.
Stopping evolution, of
fear.
Beings of light and energy.
|
174 / 3:26
The best of both worlds, part I
|
Captain - or first officer on the
flagship?
We change, we grow older.
The chain of
command.
Courage.
Killing a friend to win a battle?
|
Anne McCaffrey
