@avclub-64ad8f3af92ef8d9a1c7dfd7265e577d:disqus There's also a Tholian in part I. The Tholians made the Gorn the foreman on the crew to take any useful tech they could get from the Defiant (the Constellation class one), which slipped into the mirror universe at the end of "The Tholian Web"

I would too, but I think Zack has said in the past that he's not planning on it since the consensus is that they're bad and why waste time reviewing bad shows when there's stuff you'll probably enjoy much more. Fair enough, but I'd still like to see them reviewed. Enterprise is better than its reputation (so long as…

I would too, but I think Zack has said in the past that he's not planning on it since the consensus is that they're bad and why waste time reviewing bad shows when there's stuff you'll probably enjoy much more. Fair enough, but I'd still like to see them reviewed. Enterprise is better than its reputation (so long as…

@avclub-bca3531762af8a993c4f60c48fd5e33b:disqus Probably after his Twilight Zone episode he wanted to be done with crazy katana wielding Japanese stereotypes.

@avclub-bca3531762af8a993c4f60c48fd5e33b:disqus Probably after his Twilight Zone episode he wanted to be done with crazy katana wielding Japanese stereotypes.

Read the prelude to the article. "These are not meant to be the 10 best episodes, but rather the 10 most representative episodes." You can certainly argue about its fitness for inclusion even there, but I think it fits. GLBs are a recurrent feature of TOS episodes, and Q is really reminiscent of Trelane.

Read the prelude to the article. "These are not meant to be the 10 best episodes, but rather the 10 most representative episodes." You can certainly argue about its fitness for inclusion even there, but I think it fits. GLBs are a recurrent feature of TOS episodes, and Q is really reminiscent of Trelane.

I think you're thinking of Errand of Mercy with the GLB. That's the one with Klingons and (seemingly) primitive people who are actually benevolent GLBs.

I think you're thinking of Errand of Mercy with the GLB. That's the one with Klingons and (seemingly) primitive people who are actually benevolent GLBs.

The BluRays have both. No idea if the originals are going disappear otherwise. I wonder if Netflix is going to get the TNG remastered episodes eventually. The versions they currently have look like a really bad transfer from the DVDs with muddy colors, poor contrast, and generally fuzzy images.

The BluRays have both. No idea if the originals are going disappear otherwise. I wonder if Netflix is going to get the TNG remastered episodes eventually. The versions they currently have look like a really bad transfer from the DVDs with muddy colors, poor contrast, and generally fuzzy images.

The one with the half black / half white people is Let That Be Your Last Battlefield. I think it's generally considered to be ludicrously over the top and heavy handed. (Zack gave it a C+)

The one with the half black / half white people is Let That Be Your Last Battlefield. I think it's generally considered to be ludicrously over the top and heavy handed. (Zack gave it a C+)

I'm with you on the Andorians, but the Tellarite makeup is terrible. The masks don't even fit right; there's a visible gap between the eye holes and the actor's eyes. The Enterprise Tellarite makeup is excellent (leaving aside whatever you may think of the series). The Andorian makeup is better on ENT as well, but on…

I'm with you on the Andorians, but the Tellarite makeup is terrible. The masks don't even fit right; there's a visible gap between the eye holes and the actor's eyes. The Enterprise Tellarite makeup is excellent (leaving aside whatever you may think of the series). The Andorian makeup is better on ENT as well, but on…

I'll reply to a couple of these (mostly) troll points:

I'll reply to a couple of these (mostly) troll points:

32 fluid drams

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Isn't Ravel's Bolero the canonical percussionist misery song with the same 2 bar snare ostinato for the whole piece? P&C doesn't sound that fun either though.