Written by Michael Michaelian, D.C. Fontana, Johnny Dawkins, and Tracy TormeDirected by Rob Bowman This episode is probably one of the better of the first season episodes. It focuses not on a […]
Written by Michael Michaelian, D.C. Fontana, Johnny Dawkins, and Tracy TormeDirected by Rob Bowman This episode is probably one of the better of the first season episodes. It focuses not on a […]
Written by Gene Roddenberry, Maurice Hurley, and Tracy TormeDirected by Cliff Bole Many fans of the more recent Star Trek shows feel that any episode which features the character Q cannot be […]
Written by Herbert Wright, Larry Forrester, and Tracy TormeDirected by Rob Bowman Here is an episode that I find supports a familiar axiom many Trekkers have: a bad Star Trek episode is […]
For many of us, our understanding of African animals begins and ends at the zoo, or Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Some are lucky to have seen them in their natural habitat, but by […]
Written by Worley Thorne, Ralph Wills, and Tracy TormeDirected by James L. Conway A good Star Trek episode, in my opinion, is one that makes you think; one that makes you ask […]
Written by D.C. Fontana, Michael Halperin, and Tracy TormeDirected by Cliff Bole This extremely well-written Star Trek: The Next Generation first-season episode really made me pause and think about so much. Lonely […]
Written by Herbert Wright, Richard Krzemien, and Tracy TormeDirected by Richard Colla The most wonderful thing about the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode The Last Outpost is that it introduces us […]
Written by Diane Duane, Michael Reaves, Johnny Dawkins, and Tracy TormeDirected by Rob Bowman When looking at the credits for this first-season episode, I immediately realized why it worked so much better […]
Written by Tracy Torme and Lan O’KunDirected by Richard Compton On rewatching this episode it was hard to put my finger on just what was wrong with it. The premise is simple […]
Written by Katharyn Powers, Michael Baron, Johnny Dawkins, and Tracy TormeDirected by Russ Mayberry Code of Honor is a Star Trek episode so predictable, that I knew the outcome before the opening […]
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