Ship of Slugs

 The Ship of Slugs

 

Star Trek ENT: Fight or Flight
Season 1, Episode 2
TNL Rating: 5 Average
Running Time 1:25

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?

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

Hoshi Sato has a pet slug that she picked up, and it’s not doing well in its new environment. Meanwhile, the crew, tired of a dying slug being their most exciting encounter, are glad to find a stranded ship. There are no lifesigns, so they board only to find bodies being harvested for something like lymphatic fluid. As they are examining, the people who left the pump extracting fluids from the dead bodies show up in a large, cool, crab-like ship. The crew postulates that this is the slug race coming to rescue the slug Hoshi abducted. What happens? Find out in this episode of Treknologic!

 

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

Hoshi's worried about Sluggo
Hoshi’s worried about Sluggo
Archer searches for the squeek in his cabin.
Archer searches for the squeek in his cabin.

 

Torpedo targeting simulation
Torpedo targeting simulation
Torpedo grazing an asteroid
Torpedo grazing an asteroid
Phlox offering Trip a potato he's already eaten
Phlox offering Trip a potato he’s already eaten
Porthos doesn't get along with Cheddar, but loves Cheddar anyway
Porthos doesn’t get along with Cheddar, but loves Cheddar anyway
Archer's picture of a Boeing B314 Clipper
Archer’s picture of a Boeing B314 Clipper – why does he have that?
Opening the door via the handle (as opposed to Reed's explosives)
Opening the door via the handle (as opposed to Reed’s explosives)
Hanging Axanar bodies being harvested
Hanging Axanar bodies being harvested
Slug Ship
Slug Ship
Drilling into the Enterprise
Drilling into the Enterprise
Hoshi learns to speak the Axanar language
Hoshi learns to speak the Axanar language
Hoshi saves the Enterprise
Hoshi saves the Enterprise
Slug Ship
Slug Ship
The Axanar ship destroys the slug ship!
The Axanar ship destroys the slug ship!
Setting Sluggo free - an ecological disaster!
Setting Sluggo free – an ecological disaster!

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True Love

 Ah, True Love – What this episode is all about!

 

Star Trek VOY: Lifesigns
Season 2, Episode 19
TNL Rating: 6 Solid
Running Time 1:29

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?

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

A non-aggressive, critically ill vidiian is brought on board. The Doctor is able to save her brain functions by transmitting them to the ship’s memory and implanting those in a hologram. Thus, Doctor Denara Pel is brought to life as a partially photonic being. Together, they work on the illness, but while working together, they started to fall in love. This was definitely the Doctor’s first love, and perhaps Denara’s as well. It’s like watching an early teen romance. The acting is superb, but this episode is marred by flawed the flawed B and C plots of Paris’ impudence, and the mole’s secret communications.

 

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

neurocortical stimulator
Don’t make the neurocortical stimulator clear – we can see the circuit board through the plastic!
internal organs
The internal organs shot – totally cool, especially on a 1996 TV budget!

 

applying epidermal layers
Applying the epidermal layers to the hologram, while fancy, is just silly. Still, the coolness won us over.
gigolo
Neelix and “the gigolo” (as credited) scare Doctor Denara Pel. I would be scared too!
studying the patient
Kes, the Doctor, and Doctor Denara Pel discuss the patient, Doctor Denara Pel.
Chakotay on the floor
Tom barely pushed Chakotay, and Chakotay took a fall – as if purposefully trying to get Paris in more trouble. It worked, but it was lame.
Suicide for 2 days of happiness
Denara is effectively trying to commit suicide for two days of happiness. She’s caught after she realizes that the Doctor would be playing Sherlock for the next two days.

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Escaping DS9

Star Trek VOY: Visionary
Season 3, Episode 17
TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional
Running Time 1:29

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

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

Miles O’Brien keeps slipping forward in time for a minute or so, then jumps back into his regular time frame. This causes radiation sickness, but it’s also giving him valuable intel, allowing the DS9 crew to act before disaster strikes. On the B side, someone is determined to gather intelligence on the Romulans, but Odo is vigilant.

 

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

 

Quark tries to play darts; uh oh!
Quark tries to play darts; uh oh!
O'Brien's distracted by O'Brien, inadvertently killing O'Brien. Is that self-assisted suicide?
O’Brien’s distracted by O’Brien, inadvertently killing O’Brien. Is that self-assisted suicide?
Odo catches the culprits... Klingon Intelligence!
Odo catches the culprits… Klingon Intelligence!
Past Miles talking to sleepy Future Miles. Look at that bed! It's really small for Miles and Keiko!
Past Miles talking to sleepy Future Miles. Look at that bed! It’s really small for Miles and Keiko!
Showdown with the Romulans
Showdown with the Romulans

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Enterprise Death?

Star Trek TNG: Timescape
Season 6, Episode 25
TNL Rating: 7 Exceptional
Running Time 1:34

Crew of the Relativity

  • Captain Chris Sixx, a Trill
  • Science Officer Keri, possibly a Q
  • Engineering Officer Mike, a photonic engineer
  • Temporal Command Liaison Ben, a photonic agent

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

A temporal explosion fractures time around the Enterprise, and it’s up to the shuttle crew to find out what happens.

 

Episode Pictures (click for hi-res):

 

Winking Troi
Troi is describing how a Ktarian hit on her with a wink.
fingernails
Picard tries to grab some aging fruit, and his hand ages rapidly.
crowded tube
Why are there three people crammed into the Jeffries tubes?
bent phaser strike to Beverly
A Romulan shooting Crusher. Why is the beam angle down from the angle of the phaser? He must have autotargeting on or something.
black hole with organics
The microscopic black hole that powers Romulan ships. This time with black organic goo surrounding it. Look, a baby!
portable temporable force fields
The crew turns on their portable temporal force fields. True story: it’s the same color as the animated series’ life support belt force fields!

 

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Riley sneaks up on Kodos

Lt. Kevin Riley preparing to avenge his parents by murdering Kodos the Executioner

Star Trek TOS: The Conscience of the King, TNL Rating: 5/10 Average, running time 1:44.

Join the crew of the USS Relativity in the 31st century as they travel back in time to review the TOS episode The Conscience of the King. The crew will also try to earn a quatload of quatloos by answering historical trivia after the review. So join Captain Chris Sixx, Science Officer Keri, Chief Engineer Mike, and Helmsman Bill for this week’s mission.

This episode’s photo shows an excellent shot of Lt. Kevin Riley sneaking up on Kodos during the play. We thought it was really great to see some of the background characters get more screen time, and this background on Riley was great. Too bad he was only in two episodes.

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Bonus Pictures (click for hi-res):

 

Doctor Thomas Leighton and the damage done by Kodos
Doctor Thomas Leighton and the damage done by Kodos
Lenore and Kirk on the Observation Deck, looking out at space, and in on the Shuttlecraft Bay
Lenore and Kirk on the Observation Deck, looking out at space, and in on the Shuttlecraft Bay
Lenore poisoning Lt. Kevin Riley's milk - notice his colored food cubes. Mmmm.
Lenore poisoning Lt. Kevin Riley’s milk – notice his colored food cubes. Mmmm.
Engineering was redressed to be the Enterprise's theater. Interestingly, theater sets are still made of lumber in the future as can clearly be seen in this shot.
Engineering was redressed to be the Enterprise’s theater. Interestingly, theater sets are still made of lumber in the future as can clearly be seen in this shot.
Lenore tries to shoot Kirk, but her father, Kodos the Executioner, leaps in front of the phaser blast, ending his life.
Lenore tries to shoot Kirk, but her father, Kodos the Executioner, leaps in front of the phaser blast, ending his life.