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):
Worf reacts to Dax’ suggestion of a party theme where everyone comes as their favorite Klingon.Gul Dukat calls Nerys to tell her how he slept with her mother for seven years. What a jerk!Nerys looks up her mother on the Bajoran internet. It doesn’t yield much information.Bajoran city where the Temple of Iponu is located, the temple where the Orb of Time is located.Young Kira Nerys. Bajorans must age quicker than humans, because she looks older than three years old.A despicable display.Kira Meru’s scar, which Gul Dukat promptly removes.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.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.
Do you have feedback? Send us videos, voice mails, audio files, and emails at [email protected]. We also have forums, and we would enjoy getting to know you. We can get a little off topic at times but everyone is nice. Thanks for listening to our free Star Trek audio Podcast. If you like it, please consider giving us a nice 5 star review on iTunes. That will help us grow and keep us going, and prevent someone from going to the agony booth!
Next Episode: We take the plunge into Riker’s brain as we review Star Trek TNG “Frame of Mind.”
Seven of Nine is upset by the Doctor making her more human.
Star Trek VOY: The Gift
Season 4, Episode 2 TNL Rating: 8 Dazzling Running Time 1:38
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
The aftermath of “Scorpion” plays out in “The Gift.” Kes’ telekinetic powers rapidly escalate, forcing her to abandon Voyager, while Seven of Nine has her own battles as she comes to terms with he place on the Voyager.
Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):
A Borg failsafe on Seven’s trochlear nerve.Tuvok helps Kes control her powers with meditation.Kes ascendingSeven is human again, much like the animated objects in Beauty & the Beast.
Seven of Nine’s uniform looks a lot like the uniforms from Lost in Space. We’re thankful that Seven didn’t also have a borg-chimpanzee named Debbie that says “Bloop” in the quest for increased ratings.Tuvok remembers Kes
Do you have feedback? Send us videos, voice mails, audio files, and emails at [email protected]. We also have forums, and we would enjoy getting to know you. We can get a little off topic at times but everyone is nice. Thanks for listening to our free Star Trek audio Podcast. If you like it, please consider giving us a nice 5 star review on iTunes. That will help us grow and keep us going, and prevent someone from going to the agony booth!
Next Season: In 2015, Treknologic enters the 5th year of its 30 year mission. So we’ve decided to do something special. Expect the first episode in January, starting off with listener suggestions of Trek reviews from people who have answered trivia questions and acquired enough qualoos. The whole season is planned, and we’ll be starting off with a Deep Space 9 episode from the 6th season.
Kes’ telepathy provides warnings and communications with the mysterious and powerful Species 8472.
Star Trek VOY: Scorpion (parts 1 & 2)
Season 3, Episode 26; Season 4, Episode 1 TNL Rating: 9 Inspirational Running Time 2:08
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
I this two-part Voyager episode, the Voyager comes across Borg space – and it is vast. They also find out that the Borg have gotten themselves into quite a mess by crossing over the dimensional barrier and hitting the hornet’s nest with a stick. Fortunately, the Doctor is able to whip up a potential weapon, and Janeway suddenly has something to negotiate with. She strikes a bargain with the Borg to transport Voyager across Borg space in exchange for the key to destroying Species 8472. Meanwhile, Kes is communicating with 8472 by her ever-expanding telepathic and telekinetic powers, and Seven of Nine, Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix Zero One, is welcomed aboard the USS Voyager.
Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):
The first 20 seconds are pretty exciting!Borg nanites attacks the blood cells first.I wouldn’t want to see a Borg fleet in my rear view window!The away team finds horror on the Borg ship.Switcharoo! This time it’s the Borg that’s being assimilated!Fearful of the danger that Ensign Kim poses, Species 8472 attacks him.A great shot showing the Voyager trying to escape the Borg wreckage before the bioship can pursue.Species 8472 at the console of their ship.Tiny Janeway aboard a cube.8472 uses all their power to destroy a Borg planet.Jeri Ryan in the creditsEnsign Kim being eatenSeven and JanewayThe Borg cube protects VoyagerChakotay kills the Borg by opening the door.Voyager exits fluidic space
Babes in Spaceland
Do you have feedback? Send us videos, voice mails, audio files, and emails at [email protected]. We also have forums, and we would enjoy getting to know you. We can get a little off topic at times but everyone is nice. Thanks for listening to our free Star Trek audio Podcast. If you like it, please consider giving us a nice 5 star review on iTunes. That will help us grow and keep us going, and prevent someone from going to the agony booth!
Next Week: We continue monitoring the Voyager because we’re just so darn interested in finding out what happens with Kes and Seven. Are you? Find out in our review of Star Trek VOY “The Gift!” Same Trek time, same Trek channel!
Wait, what? Oh yeah, Tom Riker’s about to go to prison and figures, “What the heck!” We’re surprised Kira doesn’t belt him!
Star Trek DS9: Defiant
Season 3, Episode 9 TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional Running Time 1:04
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
Will Riker comes aboard DS9 while he’s on vacation. The amazing thing is that Riker is as smooth as can be with everyone (except O’Brien). He doesn’t seem like the regular wooden Riker. This is proven when he gets access to the Defiant, phasers Kira, and steals the Defiant! He’s actually Thomas Riker, who now is fighting for the Maquis! Sisko and Dukat must work together on Cardassia to capture the Defiant before Tom starts a war. The problem is that Dukat also has to deal with an Observer from the Obsidian Order, Karinas.
Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):
Bashir mandates Kira’s relaxation“Will” Riker phases Kira aboard the Defiant
Sisko tells Dukat the truth about the DefiantSisko and Dukat to got Cardassia Prime to resolve the situationObsidian Order Observer KorinasA tactical overview on Cardassia PrimeThe Defiant dodges disrupter fireDukat and Sisko give Tom a surrender agreementCardassian confrontation – the military vs the Obsidian Order
Do you have feedback? Send us videos, voice mails, audio files, and emails at [email protected]. We also have forums, and we would enjoy getting to know you. We can get a little off topic at times but everyone is nice. Thanks for listening to our free Star Trek audio Podcast. If you like it, please consider giving us a nice 5 star review on iTunes. That will help us grow and keep us going, and prevent someone from going to the agony booth!
Next Week: What is this new species attacking the Borg, and why are the Borg scared? Find out in next week’s review of Star Trek VOY “Scorpion!” Same Trek time, same Trek channel!
Duras insists that the p’tach Worf away from the negotiations. This is a great shot!
Star Trek TNG: Reunion
Season 4, Episode 7 TNL Rating: 8 Dazzling 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 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
In a fascinating episode, we find out that K’Ehleyr has had a child… probably from when she met Worf a few years ago. But there’s much bigger problems to tackle. The Klingon Emperor, K’mpec masterfully forces Picard to mediate the challengers to the throne as K’mpec dies. It is between the relatively unknown Gowron, and the despicable Duras. We get to see two meaningful deaths, and we even see an honor dual between Klingons. Who wins? Find out by listening!
Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):
K’mpec’s flagshipK’mpect masterfully manipulates PicardThe challengers arriveAttempted Klingon assassinationK’Ehleyr asks Worf to be Alexander’s friendThe Ja’Chuq ceremony – presenting credentialsWorf and Alexander find a bloody and dying K’EehlyrThe Worf family bat’leth embedded in a dead Duras. Note that the blood is red? We forgot to mention this in the episode.Worf admits he’s Alexander’s father
Do you have feedback? Send us videos, voice mails, audio files, and emails at [email protected]. We also have forums, and we would enjoy getting to know you. We can get a little off topic at times but everyone is nice. Thanks for listening to our free Star Trek audio Podcast. If you like it, please consider giving us a nice 5 star review on iTunes. That will help us grow and keep us going, and prevent someone from going to the agony booth!
Next Week: Will Riker visits Deep Space 9, and is much smoother than normal. What’s going on? Why is he taking the Defiant? Find out in next week’s review of Star Trek DS9 “Defiant!” Same Trek time, same Trek channel!
Star Trek TOS: All Our Yesterdays
Season 3, Episode 23 TNL Rating: 3 Boring Running Time 1:47
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
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
Kirk, Spock, and McCoy beam down to a dying planet 3.5 hours before it’s sun goes SUPERNOVA! They want to find out what happened to the planet’s population, who had all disappeared. All but one. Through a unbelievable miscommunication, they couldn’t figure out what happened. Then, Kirk, Spock, and McCoy accidentally went back in time. Apparently the planet’s population retreated into the past – into a past where phasers don’t work, but tricorders do, and you somehow assimilate your culture from that time. What happens? Find out in this episode of Treknologic!
Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):
The trio speak with librarian Atoz. The actor Ian Wolfe was a tireless actor and a World War I veteran to boot!McCoy finds a disc in the libraryA library disc into the past. It’s cool that discs have evolved from CD’s, to DVD’s, to Blu-Rays to keys to time travel gateways.Spock and McCoy are trapped in the past during an ice age. Great set!Kirk saves a thief. No wonder they want him locked up in jail.Kirk sword fights a drunken citizen and wins!The citizens hear the spirits, and one of them is called “Bones.”The fur snuggie points to a bed in the cave.Zarabeth takes off the formless furs, and apparently it’s very hot and humid in the cave since she’s wearing a leather bikini.Kirk finds the gateway into the future.Atoz tries to save Kirk’s life by pushing him into the past.McCoy told Spock that Zarabeth was a woman, and was lonely. Spock nearly killed him because of that!Spock loves Zarabeth, and doesn’t want to leave her. In the 2.5 hours he’s been there, he’s fallen in love.Atoz escapes to the pastBeta Niobe goes supernova! Interestingly, while still making it look like an old effect, the new effects used shots from Hubble as inspiration.
Do you have feedback? Send us videos, voice mails, audio files, and emails at [email protected]. We also have forums, and we would enjoy getting to know you. We can get a little off topic at times but everyone is nice. Thanks for listening to our free Star Trek audio Podcast. If you like it, please consider giving us a nice 5 star review on iTunes. That will help us grow and keep us going, and prevent someone from going to the agony booth!
Next Week: The Klingon Empire hangs in the balance and K’Ehleyr brings a surprise for Worf as we visit Star Trek TNG “Reunion.”
visits a ship where people may have been experimented on. What will Keri’s response be? Find out as we review Keri’s pick of Star Trek ENT Fight or Flight, a first season episode! Same Trek time, same Trek channel!
