Author: Chris

Neelix coming back to life is an homage to Frankenstein’s monster, complete with lightning and green skin. Nicely done SFX department!

 

Star Trek VOY: Mortal Coil
Season 4, Episode 12
TNL Rating: 6 Solid
Running Time 1:50

Crew of the Relativity

  • Captain Chris Sixx, a Trill
  • Science Officer Keri, possibly a Q
  • Engineering Officer Mike, a photonic engineer
  • Helmsman Bill, a human from the Filmation universe

Join the crew of the USS Relativity in the 31st century as they travel back in time to review previous missions of great Starfleet ships. After reviewing each episode, the crew also tries earning a quatload of quatloos by answering historical trivia.

Episode Info

Neelix is killed by lightning in a nebula, and he is dead for 18 hours. The Doctor and Seven use borg nanoprobes to resuscitate him. Neelix is fine at first, but then he begins to think of his religious beliefs, and his psychological condition deteriorates rapidly when he realizes he didn’t see an afterlife.

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Next Episode: Treknologic rejoins DS9 in the episode “‘Til Death Do Us Part.” Sisko agonizes about what the Prophets said about his marriage, Worf and Ezri have fun with the Breen, and Kai Winn gets to know someone.

 

Benjamin Sisko hid the ring he proposes to Kasidy Yates in his model house. We thought this was an unusual engagement ring, but at least now we know what engagement rings are like in the 23rd century. Of course, the marriage of Benjamin and Kasidy will play a key part in the upcoming episodes.

 

Star Trek DS9: Penumbra
Season 7, Episode 17
TNL Rating: 5 Average
Running Time 1:23

Crew of the Relativity

  • Captain Chris Sixx, a Trill
  • Science Officer Keri, possibly a Q
  • Engineering Officer Mike, a photonic engineer
  • Helmsman Bill, a human from the Filmation universe

Join the crew of the USS Relativity in the 31st century as they travel back in time to review previous missions of great Starfleet ships. After reviewing each episode, the crew also tries earning a quatload of quatloos by answering historical trivia.

Episode Info

This is a strange episode. This is the beginning of the final 7 episodes of Deep Space 9. Many stories start: Benjamin Sisko proposes to Kasidy Yates, and she accepts, Benjamin Sisko buys land on Bajor and hopes to retire there, Worf is lost in battle and Ezri searches for him, Dukat gets surgery, the Founders are looking for a cure to the disease they carry, and Sisko’s Mom gets involved. Whew!

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Next Episode: Treknologic explores the afterlife… or lack thereof in a Neelix episode. Yes, we review the Voyager episode “Mortal Coil.”

 

reflection therapy

Reflection therapy allows the patient to speak with various aspects of his personality given form. Troi is his emotions, Worf is his aggression, and Picard is his logic.

 

Star Trek TNG: Frame of Mind
Season 6, Episode 21
TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional
Running Time 1:50

Crew of the Relativity

  • Captain Chris Sixx, a Trill
  • Science Officer Keri, possibly a Q
  • Engineering Officer Mike, a photonic engineer
  • Helmsman Bill, a human from the Filmation universe

Join the crew of the USS Relativity in the 31st century as they travel back in time to review previous missions of great Starfleet ships. After reviewing each episode, the crew also tries earning a quatload of quatloos by answering historical trivia.

Episode Info

Riker starts off in a play about insanity. Then he starts to wonder if he really is in an asylum and the Enterprise & crew are all his delusion!

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

01-healing Rikers wound
Beverly heals Riker’s head wound… but does she really?
An anomolous officer
An anomolous officer
Captain Yaya who talks into her spoon communicator.
Captain Yaya who talks into her spoon communicator.
04-spine fish delight
I just had to get a picture of their famous spiny lobe-fish delight!
05-Rikers night light
Yes that’s right. Riker sleeps with a night light on.
Enhance Resolution Mike. Ahh, there's Riker's night light. Just what we thought it was.
Enhance Resolution Mike. Ahh, there’s Riker’s night light. Just what we thought it was.

 

07-breaking up
Riker shoots Mavek the guard, and he shatters!

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Next Episode: Treknologic takes you to where probably several other Star Trek podcasts have taken you before, the final seven episodes of Deep Space 9. We start with Star Trek DS9 “Penumbra.”

 

The Orb of Time

Kira Nerys in the temple of the Orb of Time. Nice set!

 

Star Trek DS9: Wrongs Darker than Death or Night
Season 6, Episode 17
TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional
Running Time 1:54

Crew of the Relativity

  • Captain Chris Sixx, a Trill
  • Science Officer Keri, possibly a Q
  • Engineering Officer Mike, a photonic engineer
  • Helmsman Bill, a humanoid probably from the Filmation universe

Join the crew of the USS Relativity in the 31st century as they travel back in time to review previous missions of great Starfleet ships. After reviewing each episode, the crew also tries earning a quatload of quatloos by answering historical trivia.

Episode Info

Kira Nerys receives a call from Gul Dukat, who cruelly informs her that he slept with her mother, Kira Maru (remember, Bajoran names have the family name first then the given name), for seven years. Nerys investigates, and unable to find what she wants, she eventually uses the Orb of Time to go back and see for herself.

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Come as your favorite Klingon
Worf reacts to Dax’ suggestion of a party theme where everyone comes as their favorite Klingon.
2 - Dukats call
Gul Dukat calls Nerys to tell her how he slept with her mother for seven years. What a jerk!
3 - Kira Meru
Nerys looks up her mother on the Bajoran internet. It doesn’t yield much information.
4 - Bajor
Bajoran city where the Temple of Iponu is located, the temple where the Orb of Time is located.
6 - young Kira Nerys
Young Kira Nerys. Bajorans must age quicker than humans, because she looks older than three years old.
7 - dispicable display
A despicable display.
8 - Merus scar
Kira Meru’s scar, which Gul Dukat promptly removes.
9 - yet another flashing light bomb
Nerys plants a small bomb, and it’s yet another Star Trek bomb that has blinking lights on it designed to draw attention to itself.
10 - Meru hears from family
Meru hears from Taban, who says the kids, Nerys, Reon, and Pohl are doing very well now. Meru starts to cry at the message, and Kira changes her mind about killing her.

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Next Episode: We take the plunge into Riker’s brain as we review Star Trek TNG “Frame of Mind.”