Enchantment of Eternity’s Star Trek Episode Reviews

Little Green Men Review ST DS9 S4 E7

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 4 Episode 7 "Little Green Men" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode with the silly premise of Quark, Rom, and Nog being the Roswell aliens as a freak accident takes the trio back in time to the 1950's. Look I admit the premise sounds funny, but I find the episode itself to be mostly boring. It's just the 3 of them sitting in a room being questioned by a bunch of flat caricatures and nothing really happens in it. Are there a few funny moments in this episode? Sure. Enough to justify it's existence? No. I don't really find this episode funny overall, I just find it boring. But that's just me, I know a lot of other people love this episode I frankly can't see why. Come see my first reaction as I breakdown the episode and attempt to give my in depth analysisSupport Enchantment of Eternity on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/enchantmentofeternityListen to this video in audio podcast form: https://enchantmentofeternity.podbean.com/Check out Enchantment of Eternity on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/enchantmentofeternity/Check Out Enchantment of Eternity on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/enchantment33.bsky.social0:00 Intro / Synopsis1:18 This episode is boring5:06 Flat uninteresting caricatures 8:47 This episode is unfunny11:01 Cousin Galia13:28 Patreon Comments28:42 Rating29:51 Outro

Tattoo VOY Season 2, Episode 9

Star Trek: Voyager Season 2 Episode 9 "Tattoo" explained. Join me as I review and recap the first big Chakotay episode that really gets into his character and back story with his father. However it is also controversial in its handling of Native American culture which is criticized by not being accurate. This has to do with the show's advisor on Native American culture being a known fraud. While I'm sure the show runners' hearts were in the right place, they wanting to continue Star Trek's tradition of inclusiveness, their execution had a lot to be desired. This is further complicated by the ending of the episode that implies aliens (played by white actors) helped the Native Americans settle the Americas and they were the only reason they thrived. Which I admit is not good optics, but it does seem like something Star Trek (TOS) would do. But despite this, I still found it to be a strong character story for Chakotay. Come see my first reaction as I breakdown the episode and attempt to give my in depth analysis
 
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Starship Down DS9 Season 4 Episode 6

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 4 Episode 6 "Starship Down" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode that tries to be like "Balance of Terror" and "Disaster" and ends up doing neither very well and is done much better years later in "Strange New Worlds". The cat and mouse theme with Jem'hadar is exciting and works for a while until we get to the Disaster elements, then the episode kind of falls apart. Sisko and Kira act like they're not close friends which they are. Kira acts like she worships Sisko as a deity, which she doesn't. Worf acts like he doesn't know how to communicate with Junior officers, which he does. The Karemma act like their honest actors who value honesty in business, which they're not. And the Bashir and Dax thing is fine, but nothing really happens in it. So all in all this episode is a disaster. Come see my first reaction as I breakdown the episode and attempt to give my in depth analysis
 
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Persistence of Vision VOY Season 2, Episode 8

Star Trek: Voyager Season 2 Episode 8 "Persistence of Vision" explained. Join me as I review and recap a very creepy episode, one that I thought would suck because it was focused on Janeway's Gothic Holonovel, but it turned out to be one of the creepiest episodes of Trek and super intense. And I love how it uses Kes and her telepathic abilities. It may goes a bit too far at the end, but still has a strong sense of foreboding through out the episode as the crew start to succumb to delusions. Come see my first reaction as I breakdown the episode and attempt to give my in depth analysis
 
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Rejoined DS9 Season 4,Episode 5

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 4 Episode 5 "Rejoined" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode with the first same sex couple kiss in Star Trek, but it's more than just that it tells a great a powerful love story and the kiss isn't done as a ploy. In fact it's never even mentioned that the two lovers are the same sex implying such matters don't matter in the 24th century, however at the same time the story of the Trill taboo of forbidden love tells an allegory of the discriminations that LGBTQ+ couples face. It's not a perfect analogy but it hits on key notes. In the episode Avery Brooks does a masterful job of directing, and Terry Ferrell gives perhaps the best performance in the show, as the chemistry between the characters is undeniable. Come see my first reaction as I breakdown the episode and attempt to give my in depth analysis
 
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Indiscretion DS9 Season 4, Episode 4

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 4 Episode 4 "Indiscretion" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode where Kira goes off with Dukat looking for a ship she knew about before the show started, because it had a friend she knew before the show started on it. And turns out that friend I care nothing about is in fact dead when they find the wreckage of the ship. But the real story kicks in when we learn Dukat had a mistress and a daughter on that ship. The mistress died but his illegitimate daughter survived, so in order to save his career he wants to kill his own daughter. Now this I would say is in line with Dukat's character however we spent most of the episode "bonding" with Kira and in the end Dukat does the right thing and comes off as an angel, so this portrayal I don't care for. Come see my first reaction as I breakdown the episode and attempt to give my in depth analysis
 
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Parturition VOY Season 2, Episode 7

Star Trek: Voyager Season 2 Episode 7 "Parturition" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode where Neelix and Tom fight over Neelix being rightfully jealous over Tom's flirting with Kes, and he finally admits he is in fact in love with her. But the two of them are sent on shuttle craft mission and of course the shuttle crashes because this is Star Trek which gives the two of them time to bond over taking care of an alien baby. Come see my first reaction as I breakdown the episode and attempt to give my in depth analysis
 
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Hippocratic Oath DS9 Season 4, Episode 3

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 4 Episode 3 "Hippocratic Oath" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode where Bashir and O'Brien are face with a powerful moral dilemma. When they taken prisoner by the Jem'hadar, but soon find they are attempting to defect from the Dominion and they're leader is apparently free of the drug katracel white and he wants Bashir to find a way to free the rest of the Jem'hadar in his group. Bashir starts to notice that the leader is more moral and free thinking than any Jem'hadar he's seen before and so comes invested in finding this cure. However O'Brien is more concerned about their safety as the leader set a deadline on which they're be killed if Bashir doesn't find a cure by then. O'Brien then attempts to escape and defies Bahir's orders and goes as far to destroy Bashir's research in order to rescue him. And I absolutely love this episode, thought it was an amazing conflict between two friends even if I thought O'Brien got off lightly. Come see my first reaction as I breakdown the episode and attempt to give my in depth analysis
 
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The Visitor DS9 Season 4, Episode 2

Join me as I cover one of the best episodes of Deep Space Nine, a touching father / son story "The Visitor"
Originally uploaded to youtube on September 27th, 2016

Twisted VOY Season 2, Episode 6

Star Trek: Voyager Season 2 Episode 6 "Twisted" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode where the crew wonder around Voyager looking for certain rooms and can't seem to find them. You would think that Neelix slipped some drugs into his cake. But it just turns out that it's yet again some anomaly BS and the solution was just for them to sit around and do nothing. *yawn* Come see my first reaction as I breakdown the episode and attempt to give my in depth analysis
 
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