XweAponX
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...plus we finally get the answer for a long sought conundrum from Star Trek.
But first, Trip must needs spacewalk from the Columbia To the Enterprise at Warp 5.
And Reed, in the Enterprise Hoosegow, is able to convince what looks like a TOS era Klingon to be honourable.
The secret of the Klingon Plague is revealed, it was all stuff left over from "The A(rg)uments". At first Phlox doesn't want to help, but a little cajoling and a-kissing from Antaak convinces him.
Meanwhile there is a real Gagh-eating A-Hole, with a long tooth, Fleet Admiral Krell (no relation to forbidden planet) who is going to futz up the whole thing if Enterprise and Columbia can't get to Qu'vath colony quick enough... but Phlox hands him his just desserts.
But Antaak's Targ might not recognize him...
But first, Trip must needs spacewalk from the Columbia To the Enterprise at Warp 5.
And Reed, in the Enterprise Hoosegow, is able to convince what looks like a TOS era Klingon to be honourable.
The secret of the Klingon Plague is revealed, it was all stuff left over from "The A(rg)uments". At first Phlox doesn't want to help, but a little cajoling and a-kissing from Antaak convinces him.
Meanwhile there is a real Gagh-eating A-Hole, with a long tooth, Fleet Admiral Krell (no relation to forbidden planet) who is going to futz up the whole thing if Enterprise and Columbia can't get to Qu'vath colony quick enough... but Phlox hands him his just desserts.
But Antaak's Targ might not recognize him...
Veers all over the place.
From SFs Chinatown to Rigellian space to... a Klingon planet we saw in the "Arguments" trilogy.
And Section 31 even.
John Shuck has become way more than that "pompous arse" from Star Trek IV, he was well on his way to being less of that in Star Trek VI.
Here he is a talented but disrespected member of the Klingon medical corps, what little they have.
Meanwhile, Trip is having side effects from previous engagements with T'Pol, and somehow Hoshi gets sucked into it.
And then, "those old scientists" era Klingons show up, what?
This pair of episodes was a good example of Star Trek not wasting a set of previous episodes. They totally mined the Arguments trilogy and they begin answering a conundrum that has bothered Star Trek fans ever since the motion picture.
From SFs Chinatown to Rigellian space to... a Klingon planet we saw in the "Arguments" trilogy.
And Section 31 even.
John Shuck has become way more than that "pompous arse" from Star Trek IV, he was well on his way to being less of that in Star Trek VI.
Here he is a talented but disrespected member of the Klingon medical corps, what little they have.
Meanwhile, Trip is having side effects from previous engagements with T'Pol, and somehow Hoshi gets sucked into it.
And then, "those old scientists" era Klingons show up, what?
This pair of episodes was a good example of Star Trek not wasting a set of previous episodes. They totally mined the Arguments trilogy and they begin answering a conundrum that has bothered Star Trek fans ever since the motion picture.
She was the aggressor
I find it wholly offensive that somebody spews fake morality and blames Trip, who had nothing to do with it. Second, the alien Ah-Len was aggressive with a bowl of alien ice cubes. 3rd, human sexual assignments sometimes don't apply to aliens. And as somebody else said, accidental pregnancy is not a joke. This was more about the accidental nature of Trips condition, and the way he dealt with it. It also provided humour for the Klingons and broke the ice (so to speak) with them.
How come these people think that an alien reproductive procedure has anything to do with human reproduction, or them personally?
They need to stop watching Star Trek, if they are not going to participate in the science fiction aspects.
I found the aliens that we met in this episode totally refreshing and totally different. It's too bad that we never got to meet these aliens in further episodes. This episode should have been circled back to, so we see how things developed.
And if these species could get the Klingons to back off, we should have met them a few more times. I'm just sorry that it never happened.
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I find it wholly offensive that somebody spews fake morality and blames Trip, who had nothing to do with it. Second, the alien Ah-Len was aggressive with a bowl of alien ice cubes. 3rd, human sexual assignments sometimes don't apply to aliens. And as somebody else said, accidental pregnancy is not a joke. This was more about the accidental nature of Trips condition, and the way he dealt with it. It also provided humour for the Klingons and broke the ice (so to speak) with them.
How come these people think that an alien reproductive procedure has anything to do with human reproduction, or them personally?
They need to stop watching Star Trek, if they are not going to participate in the science fiction aspects.
I found the aliens that we met in this episode totally refreshing and totally different. It's too bad that we never got to meet these aliens in further episodes. This episode should have been circled back to, so we see how things developed.
And if these species could get the Klingons to back off, we should have met them a few more times. I'm just sorry that it never happened.
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