Very good acting in this episode. Even though it seems a little over the top at times and made me laugh it wasn't bad.
Sure, let's take the one thing that makes Star Trek possible and demonize it. It's painfully obvious that the writer of this episode wanted to make a political point about the use of fossil fuels here on earth. Leave it to a liberal to pee on everyone's parade.
Episodes like this are the reason Star Trek is loved by so many people.
One of my favorite Star Trek episodes.
I thought for sure O'Brien was hustling Quark.
Chakotay episodes are usually dullsville.
Episodes with Lwaxana Troi always make me cringe.
All I can say is, so it begins...
Push, push, push all the way down the line!
Ugh. Bashir's acting in this is atrocious. Even more so that usual.
I wasn't a fan of Super Trish. I mean, Simpson is obviously a trained spec ops soldier and he is on a higher dose of the drug so I'm assuming he is stronger because of it. I don't see how Trish would even have a chance even if he was trying not to hurt her. Plus she is an idiot for taking the drug after the way it made Simpson a nut job.
What the heck is wrong with that horse's back???
Holy crap this is a poorly shot, written and directed episode compared to the previous ones.
I love time travel tales.
This episode gets an extra couple of stars just because of the money saying "Franklin" in that funny voice. I occasionally say it like that whenever the word Franklin comes up :)
We get it, you don't like nuclear power eyeroll
I don't like the super liberal class warfare message this episode blatantly spells out for us dumb Americans.
An interesting premise but I didn't care for the holodeck's involvement.
Lost a couple of stars just because of the left wing propaganda spewing out of Luke Cage's mouth. Shame on the writers for injecting that class warfare venom into an otherwise great show.
It dragged out the plot for a lot longer than it needed to. If about 10 minutes was cut from the first part then it would have played a lot better imo.
Man that kid is one terrible actor.
The last couple of lines made me roll my eyes so hard I almost passed out.
Starts off a little slow but otherwise a great episode!
I really don't like the mirror universe episodes. They display just how bad some of these actors really are.
My favorite episode of the whole series!
Episodes like this are the reason Star Trek is loved by so many people.
This is where Rom starts becoming an interesting character.
This is one of the hardest episodes to stomach on a rewatch. The funky dialogue just grates my nerves to the point where I have to stop paying attention lest I go insane. The premise is not bad but the execution is awful.
I love pretty much all of the Doctor centered episodes.
I would have liked it a lot better if the sword would have had some kind of meaningful impact on future episodes. It was a pretty big letdown that they decided to end it the way they did. And I didn't care much for the bickering between the Klingons over the sword.
