Best episode so far. Feels credible and relatable. The crew seems matured, sobered, homesick, dedicated, serious. They have realized what their mission is and pursue a common goal. Kes found her role. (Now only the good doctor needs a name - this will be easy :-) They hope and they get their hopes crushed. That's perhaps the greatest recurring theme of this show. The time paradox and the realization of "Romulans are a civilized race after all" feels very Star Trek-ish to me. As far as suspense goes, I think that episode was too early in the show. I mean, did you expect that they beam out of the Delta Quadrant just like that and hereby effectively killing the show?
Shout by Alexander von LimbergBlockedParent2021-12-23T20:41:53Z
Best episode so far. Feels credible and relatable. The crew seems matured, sobered, homesick, dedicated, serious. They have realized what their mission is and pursue a common goal. Kes found her role. (Now only the good doctor needs a name - this will be easy :-) They hope and they get their hopes crushed. That's perhaps the greatest recurring theme of this show. The time paradox and the realization of "Romulans are a civilized race after all" feels very Star Trek-ish to me. As far as suspense goes, I think that episode was too early in the show. I mean, did you expect that they beam out of the Delta Quadrant just like that and hereby effectively killing the show?