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614: '''One Little Ship''' ''[[1998]] [[February 14]]'' | 614: '''One Little Ship''' ''[[1998]] [[February 14]]'' | ||
(First watched 2008-08-25) | (First watched 2008-08-25) A kind of stupid premise... but I appreciate that they handled it about as seriously as possible. And the set design of the circuit board tiny O'Brien and Bashir are walking around on is something totally unique. | ||
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615: '''Honor Among Thieves''' ''[[1998]] [[February 21]]'' | 615: '''Honor Among Thieves''' ''[[1998]] [[February 21]]'' | ||
(First watched 2008-08-27) | (First watched 2008-08-27) O'Brien goes undercover, and has to deal with the fact that even criminal operatives involved in ambassadorial assassination aren't ''complete'' scum. | ||
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616: '''Change of Heart''' ''[[1998]] [[February 28]]'' | 616: '''Change of Heart''' ''[[1998]] [[February 28]]'' | ||
(First watched 2008-09-02) | (First watched 2008-09-02) Worf so worried about his wife that he abandons a mission which could make a huge difference in an interstellar war? Iiiiiii dunno about that one. | ||
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617: '''Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night''' ''[[1998]] [[March 28]]'' | 617: '''Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night''' ''[[1998]] [[March 28]]'' | ||
(First watched 2008-09-03) | (First watched 2008-09-03) Feels like a combination of different things we've seen multiple times before. We get to see occupation Bajor/Terok Nor again. We get to see Dukat's actions as prefect. We get to see the complicatedness of the collaborator issue. We get nonintrusive time travel. | ||
And then Kira almost (intentionally) killing her mother? | And then Kira almost (intentionally) killing her mother? Iiiiiii dunno about that one. | ||
I realize this is a TV show, but isn't the basis of this story an incredible coincidence? Dukat had a relationship with Kira's mother? It could go a long way to explaining his obsession with her, yes. But unless the earlier situation helped bring about the later one (and I don't think the Bajoran provisional government was taking suggestions from Dukat as to who to put in charge of their newly capture space station), it is absolutely lottery-winning odds that among billions of Bajorans, Dukat ends up connected to both mother and daughter. | |||
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Bashir, captured by the Starfleet CIA. | Bashir, captured by the Starfleet CIA. | ||
Did they really think the Dominion let him escape purposefully so he could act as a spy? | Did they really think the Dominion let him escape purposefully so he could act as a spy? But while he was imprisoned, they had him replaced by a ''Changeling operative''! That seems much more useful. | ||
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619: '''In the Pale Moonlight''' ''[[1998]] [[April 15]]'' | 619: '''In the Pale Moonlight''' ''[[1998]] [[April 15]]'' | ||
(First watched 2008-09-07) | (First watched 2008-09-07) Sisko takes a trip to the dark side, and lets Garak take him further. | ||
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