Enchantment of Eternity’s Star Trek Episode Reviews

Star Trek: Voyager Season 4 Episode 22 "Unforgettable" explained. Join me as I review and recap the most ironically named episode of the show as it is in fact very forgettable. It's an interesting concept and I like that they give Chakotay something to do, but it's very poor execution. This episode loses all weight or investment because you know the love interest will just be gone by the next episode. This would have been way more interesting had they made her a recurring character, but yeah it's not terrible at least. 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 / Synopsis2:30 Good Idea, Bad Execution12:04 Weak Love Story15:27 Virginia Madison19:10 Too Predictable 27:54 Councilor Neelix33:51 Patreon Comments40:46 Rating43:41 Outro

Join me as I cover the episode that inroduces the worst character in the entire Star Trek franchise: Vic Fontaine, but it also begins one of the best couples of the entire franchise: Odo and Kira, so it's a mixed bag.
Originally uploaded to youtube sometime in 2015

Star Trek: Voyager Season 4 Episode 21 "The Omega Directive" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode that I most remember as being that other lesser episode that aired the same night as "In the Pale Moonlight". However it's a decent episode that furthers Seven of Nine's character story. The concept of a secret hidden directive that only Captains know about is slightly hard to swallow but still an interesting one. Seven having a religious experience is harder to accept and relate to, but still it's okay. 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 / Synopsis4:18 Aired the same night as "In the Pale Moonlight"11:15 Captain's Eyes Only17:04 Seven of Nine's Spiritual Experience29:24 The Omega Molecule41:18 Comedic Harry Moments46:43 Patreon Comments57:50 Rating59:13 Outro

Join me as I cover one of the best episodes of the entire franchise.
 
Originally uploaded to youtube on September 9th, 2019

Join me as I cover the introduction of Section 31 which is actually just another boring falsely accused episode
 
Originally uploaded to youtube on November 12th, 2016

Star Trek: Voyager Season 4 Episode 15 "Retrospect" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode that's a bit problematic, particularly in this time period as it questions whether victims should be believed. Apparently this was not the intention of the writers who were attempting to comment on the dangers of unreliable technology, but that means that this is a poorly written script that didn't meet the goals it set out to, as this reading of the episode is quite common. 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 / Synopsis2:44 Tom Paris becoming a Terrible Character12:10 Paris is out of Character18:50 Patreon Comments28:16 Rating29:30 Outro

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 6 Episode 17 "Wrongs Darker than Death or Night" explained. Join me as I review and recap an episode with one of the worse retcons and one of the most reckless uses of time travel. Ira Steven Behr was bitter that Nana Visitor rightfully shoot down the dumb idea that Kira and Dukat should have a love affair, so in spite he instead made Dukat have an affair with her mother instead, which is a terrible retcon that does not jive with the show at all, and involves far too much serendipity. And so in one of the most reckless uses of Time Travel Sisko gives her permission to travel back in time just to find out if her mom banged Dukat. And when she finds out the answer is yes, she tries to murder her own mother and Dukat which would seriously mess up the time line. The fact that she doesn't ultimately go through with it, doesn't make it any less reckless. 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 / Synopsis3:07 A Polarizing Episode6:37 A Terrible Retcon that Dukat had an affair with Kira's mother16:06 A Reckless use of Time Travel24:48 A Problematic Relationship34:48 Revisiting the topic of Collaborators but worse41:08 Patreon Comments50:07 Rating52:20 Outro

Star Trek: Voyager Season 4 Episode 15 "Retrospect" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode that's a bit problematic, particularly in this time period as it questions whether victims should be believed. Apparently this was not the intention of the writers who were attempting to comment on the dangers of unreliable technology, but that means that this is a poorly written script that didn't meet the goals it set out to, as this reading of the episode is quite common. 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.social

Join me as I cover an underrated gem of an episode, that's the best Worf and Dax episode that poses a thought provoking moral dilemma, while being one of the best romance episodes in Trek.
 
Originally uploaded to youtube on March 24th, 2018 

Star Trek: Voyager Season 4 Episode 15 "Retrospect" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode that's a bit problematic, particularly in this time period as it questions whether victims should be believed. Apparently this was not the intention of the writers who were attempting to comment on the dangers of unreliable technology, but that means that this is a poorly written script that didn't meet the goals it set out to, as this reading of the episode is quite common. 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 / Synopsis2:27 Repercussions of Seven disobeying Orders8:22 Problematic Message18:40 Bad Production26:56 It's Kovin's own fault he died30:35 Buying from an Arms Dealer35:02 Patreon Comments41:22 Rating44:56 Outro