Star Trek: The Original Series....why?? Join me as I boldly go where no one has gone before... to the depths af terrible Star Trek episode! In this video, I'll be exploring the worst of the worst, the cringe-worthy, the illogical, and the just plain bad. Was it a poorly written script, cringe- worthy acting, I'll be diving into the episode that makes you wonder how they
ever made it to air. So, grab your phaser and get ready to blast off into the
world of bad Star Trek.
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Just who does IBDM let vote? This is a middling one. For me, it's a tossup between The Empath and the Halloween ep.
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Star Trek: The Original Series....why?? Join me as I boldly go where no one has gone before... to the depths af terrible Star Trek episode! In this video, I'll be exploring the worst of the worst, the cringe-worthy, the illogical, and the just plain bad. Was it a poorly written script, cringe- worthy acting, I'll be diving into the episode that makes you wonder how they
ever made it to air. So, grab your phaser and get ready to blast off into the
world of bad Star Trek.
https://youtu.be/NXSQV1MY5xI?si=DKXkRTenoFW396sG
Just who does IBDM let vote? This is a middling one. For me, it's a tossup between The Empath and the Halloween ep.
The empath is the clear hands-down worst episode winner. Accept no substitutes.
No. The Empath is at worst #4. Below it would be Spock?s Brain (#1, bya
wide margin) plus The Omega Glory in #2, just edging out Sub Rosa from TNG. The Empath is bad, but it?s not as bad as The Omega Glory or Sub Rosa and
is miles ahead of Spock?s Brain.
Verily, in article
<0001HW.2E23F6FE029A8AC57000036D438F@news.supernews.com>, did akwolffan@zoho.com deliver unto us this message:
No. The Empath is at worst #4. Below it would be Spock?s Brain (#1, bya
wide margin) plus The Omega Glory in #2, just edging out Sub Rosa from TNG. >> The Empath is bad, but it?s not as bad as The Omega Glory or Sub Rosa and >> is miles ahead of Spock?s Brain.
"Spock's Brain" may be the worst episode of any Star Trek series. I
haven't seen every episode of every series, but I still suspect it is.
On Jul 9, 2025, anim8rfsk wrote
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Star Trek: The Original Series....why?? Join me as I boldly go where no >>> one has gone before... to the depths af terrible Star Trek episode! In
this video, I'll be exploring the worst of the worst, the cringe-worthy, >>> the illogical, and the just plain bad. Was it a poorly written script,
cringe-worthy acting, I'll be diving into the episode that makes you
wonder how they ever made it to air. So, grab your phaser and get ready >>> to blast off into the world of bad Star Trek.
https://youtu.be/NXSQV1MY5xI?si=DKXkRTenoFW396sG
Just who does IBDM let vote? This is a middling one. For me, it's a
tossup between The Empath and the Halloween ep.
The empath is the clear hands-down worst episode winner. Accept no
substitutes.
No. The Empath is at worst #4. Below it would be Spock's Brain (#1, by a >wide margin) plus The Omega Glory in #2, just edging out Sub Rosa from TNG. >The Empath is bad, but it's not as bad as The Omega Glory or Sub Rosa and
is miles ahead of Spock's Brain.
akwolffan@zoho.com wrote:
No. The Empath is at worst #4. Below it would be Spock?s Brain (#1, by
a wide margin) plus The Omega Glory in #2, just edging out Sub Rosa from
TNG. The Empath is bad, but it?s not as bad as The Omega Glory or Sub
Rosa and is miles ahead of Spock?s Brain.
"Spock's Brain" may be the worst episode of any Star Trek series. I
haven't seen every episode of every series, but I still suspect it is.
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
"Spock's Brain" may be the worst episode of any Star Trek series. I haven't seen every episode of every series, but I still suspect it
is.
The writer intended it as a comedy and little Freddie Fryberger, the new producer who was trying to destroy the show declared arbitrarily that Star Trek didn?t do comedies (because he wouldn?t verse himself in the episode they already done) and had them shoot a comedy script as a drama.
But at least it?s laughable. The Empath is simply stupid and cringe worthy. And I can think of a dozen worse episodes of TNG. Maybe not any of DS nine. Almost all of Voyager. Much of Enterprise. And all of new trek.
Verily, in article <55256506.774145636.855378.anim8rfsk- cox.net@news.easynews.com>, did anim8rfsk@cox.net deliver unto us this message:
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
"Spock's Brain" may be the worst episode of any Star Trek series. I
haven't seen every episode of every series, but I still suspect it
is.
The writer intended it as a comedy and little Freddie Fryberger, the new
producer who was trying to destroy the show declared arbitrarily that Star >> Trek didn?t do comedies (because he wouldn?t verse himself in the episode
they already done) and had them shoot a comedy script as a drama.
I'm trying to imagine as a comedy. Hunh.
But at least it?s laughable. The Empath is simply stupid and cringe worthy. >> And I can think of a dozen worse episodes of TNG. Maybe not any of DS nine. >> Almost all of Voyager. Much of Enterprise. And all of new trek.
Really? What episodes of TNG would you say are worse than "Spock's
Brain"?
I guess there was that one where the bridge crew turned into children.
That was an eyeroller. I'd still call "Spock's Brain" worse, though.
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
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Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
I guess there was that one where the bridge crew turned into children.
The aforementioned sub rosa.
That one towards the end where data turns into a Mayan.
That one Gates McMuffin directed where everybody on the Enterprise devolves into a different species.
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Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
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cox.net@news.easynews.com>, did anim8rfsk@cox.net deliver unto us this
message:
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
I guess there was that one where the bridge crew turned into children.
The aforementioned sub rosa.
That one towards the end where data turns into a Mayan.
That one Gates McMuffin directed where everybody on the Enterprise devolves >> into a different species.
LOL, I must have missed that one. Or repressed it.
What about the one where Wesley turns into a Native American god? I
think they'd stopped trying by that point.
Judging by the list of bad episodes we've generated, I think they should stop turning the crew into things.
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm trying to imagine as a comedy. Hunh."Spock's Brain" may be the worst episode of any Star Trek series. I
haven't seen every episode of every series, but I still suspect it
is.
The writer intended it as a comedy and little Freddie Fryberger, the new >>> producer who was trying to destroy the show declared arbitrarily that
Star Trek didn?t do comedies (because he wouldn?t verse himself in the
episode they already done) and had them shoot a comedy script as a drama. >>
But at least it?s laughable. The Empath is simply stupid and cringe
worthy.And I can think of a dozen worse episodes of TNG. Maybe not any
of DS nine.Almost all of Voyager. Much of Enterprise. And all of new
trek.
Really? What episodes of TNG would you say are worse than "Spock's
Brain"?
I guess there was that one where the bridge crew turned into children.
That was an eyeroller. I'd still call "Spock's Brain" worse, though.
The aforementioned sub rosa.
That one towards the end where data turns into a Mayan.
That one Gates McMuffin directed where everybody on the Enterprise devolves >into a different species.
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
I guess there was that one where the bridge crew turned into children.
The aforementioned sub rosa.
That one towards the end where data turns into a Mayan.
That one Gates McMuffin directed where everybody on the Enterprise
devolves into a different species.
LOL, I must have missed that one. Or repressed it.
What about the one where Wesley turns into a Native American god? I
think they'd stopped trying by that point.
I hate magic DNA but I hate when they get the real stuff wrong. Geordi didn't "devolved" into a primate, Troi "devolved" into an arachnid, etc
Verily, in article <1055d5l$1h8s$3@dont-email.me>, did
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I hate magic DNA but I hate when they get the real stuff wrong. Geordi
didn't "devolved" into a primate, Troi "devolved" into an arachnid, etc
The idea of an interstellar hybrid is ridiculous on the face of it, so I guess they just picked one parent. Betazoids allegedly evolved from spiderlike creatures? That really don't seem likely.
Why do we keep watching this franchise when it has so many dumb
episodes? :0
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm trying to imagine as a comedy. Hunh."Spock's Brain" may be the worst episode of any Star Trek series. I
haven't seen every episode of every series, but I still suspect it
is.
The writer intended it as a comedy and little Freddie Fryberger, the new >>>> producer who was trying to destroy the show declared arbitrarily that
Star Trek didn?t do comedies (because he wouldn?t verse himself in the >>>> episode they already done) and had them shoot a comedy script as a drama. >>>
But at least it?s laughable. The Empath is simply stupid and cringe
worthy.And I can think of a dozen worse episodes of TNG. Maybe not any >>>> of DS nine.Almost all of Voyager. Much of Enterprise. And all of new
trek.
Really? What episodes of TNG would you say are worse than "Spock's
Brain"?
I guess there was that one where the bridge crew turned into children.
That was an eyeroller. I'd still call "Spock's Brain" worse, though.
The aforementioned sub rosa.
That one towards the end where data turns into a Mayan.
AKA, The Brent Spiner One-Man Acting Extraviganza!
That one Gates McMuffin directed where everybody on the Enterprise devolves >> into a different species.
I hate magic DNA but I hate when they get the real stuff wrong. Geordi
didn't "devolved" into a primate, Troi "devolved" into an arachnid, etc
Troi was amphibious. Barclay was the spider.
Because Brannon Braga is deeply stupid.
He once said in an interview that he didn?t understand what tricorders did, but he was certain they used them way too often.
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Because Brannon Braga is deeply stupid.
He once said in an interview that he didn?t understand what tricorders did, >> but he was certain they used them way too often.
You know, if I were going to revive a beloved franchise, I would choose
a showrunner who liked the original material. It's amazing how few
exectives seem to think of this.
TNG couldn?t keep qualified writers or story editors because of the working environment much of which was Patrick Stewart?s bad behavior. About
halfway through the series run having burned through everybody talented
they had worked their way down to Braga.
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TNG couldn?t keep qualified writers or story editors because of the working >> environment much of which was Patrick Stewart?s bad behavior. About
halfway through the series run having burned through everybody talented
they had worked their way down to Braga.
Hunh. What was he doing?
The Doctor <doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca> wrote:
In article <mdpsgrFnt0dU1@mid.individual.net>,
Wouter Valentijn <liamreverse@valentijn.nu> wrote:
Op 15-7-2025 om 10:30 schreef Ubiquitous:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
The aforementioned sub rosa."Spock's Brain" may be the worst episode of any Star Trek series. I >>>>>>>> haven't seen every episode of every series, but I still suspect it >>>>>>>> is.
The writer intended it as a comedy and little Freddie Fryberger, the new
producer who was trying to destroy the show declared arbitrarily that >>>>>>> Star Trek didn?t do comedies (because he wouldn?t verse himself in the >>>>>>> episode they already done) and had them shoot a comedy script as a drama.
I'm trying to imagine as a comedy. Hunh.
But at least it?s laughable. The Empath is simply stupid and cringe >>>>>>> worthy.And I can think of a dozen worse episodes of TNG. Maybe not any >>>>>>> of DS nine.Almost all of Voyager. Much of Enterprise. And all of new >>>>>>> trek.
Really? What episodes of TNG would you say are worse than "Spock's >>>>>> Brain"?
I guess there was that one where the bridge crew turned into children. >>>>>> That was an eyeroller. I'd still call "Spock's Brain" worse, though. >>>>>
That one towards the end where data turns into a Mayan.
AKA, The Brent Spiner One-Man Acting Extraviganza!
That one Gates McMuffin directed where everybody on the Enterprise devolves
into a different species.
I hate magic DNA but I hate when they get the real stuff wrong. Geordi >>>> didn't "devolved" into a primate, Troi "devolved" into an arachnid, etc >>>>
Troi was amphibious. Barclay was the spider.
--
Wouter Valentijn
Xander: "I'm a Comfortador also."
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (s04e22): Restless
http://www.nksf.nl/
Nice to see you again.
Ditto!
Verily, in article <mdpsgrFnt0dU1@mid.individual.net>, did liamreverse@valentijn.nu deliver unto us this message:
Troi was amphibious. Barclay was the spider.
How did someone from a primate species devolve into a spider? Or did
they bother explaining that?
Op 15-7-2025 om 10:30 schreef Ubiquitous:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
Really? What episodes of TNG would you say are worse than "Spock's
Brain"?
I guess there was that one where the bridge crew turned into children. >>>> That was an eyeroller. I'd still call "Spock's Brain" worse, though.
The aforementioned sub rosa.
That one towards the end where data turns into a Mayan.
AKA, The Brent Spiner One-Man Acting Extraviganza!
That one Gates McMuffin directed where everybody on the Enterprise
devolves into a different species.
I hate magic DNA but I hate when they get the real stuff wrong. Geordi
didn't "devolved" into a primate, Troi "devolved" into an arachnid, etc
Troi was amphibious. Barclay was the spider.
anim8rfsk@cox.net deliver unto us this message:
TNG couldn?t keep qualified writers or story editors because of the
working environment much of which was Patrick Stewart's bad behavior.
About halfway through the series run having burned through everybody
talented they had worked their way down to Braga.
Hunh. What was he doing?
Verily, in article <1608275089.774410252.295664.anim8rfsk- cox.net@news.easynews.com>, did anim8rfsk@cox.net deliver unto us this message:
TNG couldn?t keep qualified writers or story editors because of the working >> environment much of which was Patrick Stewart?s bad behavior. About
halfway through the series run having burned through everybody talented
they had worked their way down to Braga.
Hunh. What was he doing?
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net delivered unto us this message:
TNG couldn?t keep qualified writers or story editors because of the
working environment much of which was Patrick Stewart?s bad behavior.
About halfway through the series run having burned through everybody
talented they had worked their way down to Braga.
Hunh. What was he doing?
He was infamous for pulling childish crap, like if any visitor to the set, >sat in the captains chair, which they all obviously would want to do he
storm off the set in a hissy fit and not come back that day.
As far as the writers went a couple of them talked about what a nightmare
it was in an article in starlog and they said he would hand them script >changes he wanted. But that's not the chain of command. Actors don't tell
the writers to make changes. If they want them, they go to the producer or >the story, editor or a showrunner. Can you imagine what a nightmare it
would be if all the actors were constantly coming to the scriptwriter with >changes? And it was bad enough they'd quit.
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net delivered unto us this message:
TNG couldn?t keep qualified writers or story editors because of the
working environment much of which was Patrick Stewart?s bad behavior. >>> About halfway through the series run having burned through everybody
talented they had worked their way down to Braga.
Hunh. What was he doing?
He was infamous for pulling childish crap, like if any visitor to the set, >sat in the captains chair, which they all obviously would want to do he >storm off the set in a hissy fit and not come back that day.
nightmareAs far as the writers went a couple of them talked about what a
it was in an article in starlog and they said he would hand them script >changes he wanted. But that's not the chain of command. Actors don't tell >the writers to make changes. If they want them, they go to the producer or >the story, editor or a showrunner. Can you imagine what a nightmare it >would be if all the actors were constantly coming to the scriptwriter with >changes? And it was bad enough they'd quit.
And his insistance of getting some romantic and action eps, hence whats-her- name on Risa and the Die Hard ripoff.
You know, I never understood why some people insisted Picard was sexy.
In <MPG.42e428d6d6c83d5b98972e@news.eternal-september.org> Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> writes:
[snip]
You know, I never understood why some people insisted Picard was sexy.
the Yul Brinner, Kojak, (some) Bruce Willis...
there's a subset of people who consider baldness attractive.
In <MPG.42e428d6d6c83d5b98972e@news.eternal-september.org> Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> writes:
[snip]
You know, I never understood why some people insisted Picard was sexy.
the Yul Brinner, Kojak, (some) Bruce Willis...
there's a subset of people who consider baldness attractive.
liamreverse@valentijn.nu wrote:
Op 15-7-2025 om 10:30 schreef Ubiquitous:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
Really? What episodes of TNG would you say are worse than "Spock's
Brain"?
I guess there was that one where the bridge crew turned into children. >>>>> That was an eyeroller. I'd still call "Spock's Brain" worse, though.
The aforementioned sub rosa.
That one towards the end where data turns into a Mayan.
AKA, The Brent Spiner One-Man Acting Extraviganza!
That one Gates McMuffin directed where everybody on the Enterprise
devolves into a different species.
I hate magic DNA but I hate when they get the real stuff wrong. Geordi
didn't "devolved" into a primate, Troi "devolved" into an arachnid, etc
Troi was amphibious. Barclay was the spider.
That's even worse in Barclay's case, because he's a human!
Troi might be of space-French descent, however.
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anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Melissa Hollingsworth <thetruemelissa@gmail.com> wrote:
anim8rfsk@cox.net delivered unto us this message:
TNG couldn?t keep qualified writers or story editors because of the
working environment much of which was Patrick Stewart?s bad behavior. >> >>> About halfway through the series run having burned through everybody
talented they had worked their way down to Braga.
Hunh. What was he doing?
He was infamous for pulling childish crap, like if any visitor to the
set, sat in the captains chair, which they all obviously would want to
do he storm off the set in a hissy fit and not come back that day.
I did a search on on-set tantrums from him, and I found one story from
the first season which ends which everybody having a good laugh about it >all. I knew immediately that it was a planted story to confuse the
search results for things like "Patrick Stewart throws a fit." Since it
was clearly planted, I figured there must have been a series of other >tantrums to be concealed.
The captain's chair, really? Part of the set? Was he going nuts and >confusing himself with Picard? :D
As far as the writers went a couple of them talked about what a
nightmare it was in an article in starlog and they said he would hand
them script changes he wanted. But that's not the chain of command.
Actors don't tell the writers to make changes. If they want them, they
go to the producer or the story, editor or a showrunner. Can you imagine >> >what a nightmare it would be if all the actors were constantly coming to >> >the scriptwriter with changes? And it was bad enough they'd quit.
And his insistance of getting some romantic and action eps, hence
whats-her-name on Risa and the Die Hard ripoff.
You know, I never understood why some people insisted Picard was sexy.
In article <104lvu8$956v$7@dont-email.me>, weberm@polaris.net wrote:
Star Trek: The Original Series....why?? Join me as I boldly go where no one >> has gone before... to the depths af terrible Star Trek episode! In this
video, I'll be exploring the worst of the worst, the cringe-worthy, the
illogical, and the just plain bad. Was it a poorly written script, cringe- >> worthy acting, I'll be diving into the episode that makes you wonder
how they ever made it to air. So, grab your phaser and get ready to
blast off into the world of bad Star Trek.
https://youtu.be/NXSQV1MY5xI?si=DKXkRTenoFW396sG
Just who does IBDM let vote? This is a middling one. For me, it's a tossup >> between The Empath and the Halloween ep.
Oh man, the space hippies were far worse! Spock jamming on some goofy
Vulcan guitar gizmo? "Like live long & prosper, space dude!" Ouch!
Star Trek: The Original Series....why?? Join me as I boldly go where no one has gone before... to the depths af terrible Star Trek episode! In this video, I'll be exploring the worst of the worst, the cringe-worthy, the illogical, and the just plain bad. Was it a poorly written script, cringe- worthy acting, I'll be diving into the episode that makes you wonder how they
ever made it to air. So, grab your phaser and get ready to blast off into the
world of bad Star Trek.
https://youtu.be/NXSQV1MY5xI?si=DKXkRTenoFW396sG
Just who does IBDM let vote? This is a middling one. For me, it's a tossup between The Empath and the Halloween ep.
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> writes:
Star Trek: The Original Series....why?? Join me as I boldly go where no one >> has gone before... to the depths af terrible Star Trek episode! In this
video, I'll be exploring the worst of the worst, the cringe-worthy, the
illogical, and the just plain bad. Was it a poorly written script, cringe- >> worthy acting, I'll be diving into the episode that makes you wonder how they
ever made it to air. So, grab your phaser and get ready to blast off into the
world of bad Star Trek.
https://youtu.be/NXSQV1MY5xI?si=DKXkRTenoFW396sG
Just who does IBDM let vote? This is a middling one. For me, it's a tossup >> between The Empath and the Halloween ep.
Catching up on all my favorite NG's and replying. This one is a heavy question. I will spend some leisure time over the next few days going
over the episodes list, watching the ones I suspect qualify, and will
reply. I am not reading the other replies to prevent the influence of
other opinions.
D
Daniel <me@sc1f1dan.com> wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> writes:
Star Trek: The Original Series....why?? Join me as I boldly go where no >>> one has gone before... to the depths af terrible Star Trek episode! In
this video, I'll be exploring the worst of the worst, the cringe-worthy, >>> the illogical, and the just plain bad. Was it a poorly written script, >>> cringe-worthy acting, I'll be diving into the episode that makes you
wonder how they ever made it to air. So, grab your phaser and get ready >>> to blast off into the world of bad Star Trek.
https://youtu.be/NXSQV1MY5xI?si=DKXkRTenoFW396sG
Just who does IBDM let vote? This is a middling one. For me, it's a
tossup between The Empath and the Halloween ep.
Catching up on all my favorite NG's and replying. This one is a heavy
question. I will spend some leisure time over the next few days going
over the episodes list, watching the ones I suspect qualify, and will
reply. I am not reading the other replies to prevent the influence of
other opinions.
5.2? That's not even a bad score. I wouldn't give it more than a 2.5,
and only that high to make room for several that are worse.
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Daniel <me@sc1f1dan.com> wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> writes:
Star Trek: The Original Series....why?? Join me as I boldly go where no >>>> one has gone before... to the depths af terrible Star Trek episode! In >>>> this video, I'll be exploring the worst of the worst, the cringe-worthy, >>>> the illogical, and the just plain bad. Was it a poorly written script, >>>> cringe-worthy acting, I'll be diving into the episode that makes you
wonder how they ever made it to air. So, grab your phaser and get ready >>>> to blast off into the world of bad Star Trek.
https://youtu.be/NXSQV1MY5xI?si=DKXkRTenoFW396sG
Just who does IBDM let vote? This is a middling one. For me, it's a
tossup between The Empath and the Halloween ep.
Catching up on all my favorite NG's and replying. This one is a heavy
question. I will spend some leisure time over the next few days going
over the episodes list, watching the ones I suspect qualify, and will
reply. I am not reading the other replies to prevent the influence of
other opinions.
5.2? That's not even a bad score. I wouldn't give it more than a 2.5,
and only that high to make room for several that are worse.
I noticed a lot of the lowest scores are around 5 and 6. I was expecting
most to be around 2 or 3.
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> writes:
Star Trek: The Original Series....why?? Join me as I boldly go where no one >> has gone before... to the depths af terrible Star Trek episode! In this
video, I'll be exploring the worst of the worst, the cringe-worthy, the
illogical, and the just plain bad. Was it a poorly written script, cringe- >> worthy acting, I'll be diving into the episode that makes you wonder how they
ever made it to air. So, grab your phaser and get ready to blast off into the
world of bad Star Trek.
https://youtu.be/NXSQV1MY5xI?si=DKXkRTenoFW396sG
Just who does IBDM let vote? This is a middling one. For me, it's a tossup >> between The Empath and the Halloween ep.
Catching up on all my favorite NG's and replying. This one is a heavy question. I will spend some leisure time over the next few days going
over the episodes list, watching the ones I suspect qualify, and will
reply. I am not reading the other replies to prevent the influence of
other opinions.
D
Shore Leave
I loved this episode as a child. A local broadcast station has star trek >every night, and it was playing one night some months ago. It started
okay, but then the it turned dumb really fast. The acting wasn't too
bad, tho. They did what they could for a budget saving episode.
It is also obvious that many of the writers of that era served during
the big war. Many stories are influenced by it.
Daniel <me@sc1f1dan.com> writes:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> writes:
Star Trek: The Original Series....why?? Join me as I boldly go where no one >>> has gone before... to the depths af terrible Star Trek episode! In this
video, I'll be exploring the worst of the worst, the cringe-worthy, the
illogical, and the just plain bad. Was it a poorly written script, cringe- >>> worthy acting, I'll be diving into the episode that makes you wonder how they
ever made it to air. So, grab your phaser and get ready to blast off into the
world of bad Star Trek.
https://youtu.be/NXSQV1MY5xI?si=DKXkRTenoFW396sG
Just who does IBDM let vote? This is a middling one. For me, it's a tossup >>> between The Empath and the Halloween ep.
Catching up on all my favorite NG's and replying. This one is a heavy
question. I will spend some leisure time over the next few days going
over the episodes list, watching the ones I suspect qualify, and will
reply. I am not reading the other replies to prevent the influence of
other opinions.
D
Shore Leave
I loved this episode as a child. A local broadcast station has star trek every night, and it was playing one night some months ago. It started
okay, but then the it turned dumb really fast. The acting wasn't too
bad, tho. They did what they could for a budget saving episode.
It is also obvious that many of the writers of that era served during
the big war. Many stories are influenced by it.
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