The more often I watch this episode, the less I like it. To start with, we kind of had this scenario before when the Irish farmers had to resettle to the clones. Two different societies that need to find common ground. In a way, I like Casanova-Riker. However, I think it's very unprofessional of him since the Enterprise is kind of neutral ground. Can't shag a confidant of one party. I mean he doesn't, but he wanted it badly. I'm always amazed how fast he falls for girls. That quick that I didn't really care about her or his feelings. I don't like the space Highlander/Mad Max race either. Strange guys in the same-same old paper mache cave (enriched with some filming and stage equipment). Not for one second I believe that they managed to become space-born.
The whole plot is just dull and forgettable. In fact that literally what happens. I almost forgot that this episode exists.
Shout by Alexander von LimbergBlockedParent2024-03-27T09:05:14Z— updated 2024-03-28T17:32:11Z
The more often I watch this episode, the less I like it. To start with, we kind of had this scenario before when the Irish farmers had to resettle to the clones. Two different societies that need to find common ground. In a way, I like Casanova-Riker. However, I think it's very unprofessional of him since the Enterprise is kind of neutral ground. Can't shag a confidant of one party. I mean he doesn't, but he wanted it badly. I'm always amazed how fast he falls for girls. That quick that I didn't really care about her or his feelings. I don't like the space Highlander/Mad Max race either. Strange guys in the same-same old paper mache cave (enriched with some filming and stage equipment). Not for one second I believe that they managed to become space-born.
The whole plot is just dull and forgettable. In fact that literally what happens. I almost forgot that this episode exists.