The crew of the Defiant get therapy from a disembodied voice in “The Sound of Her Voice”, and then the entire crew needs more therapy after the events of “Tears of the Prophets”. iTunes Google Play RSS
So this week, Quark has gender reassignment surgery in “Profit and Lace”, and Molly O’Brien is a featured character in “Time’s Orphan”. So, next week! iTunes Google Play RSS
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine finally decided to deal with last season’s revelation that Bashir was genetically modified by his parents in “Statistical Probabilities”, and Quark decides to deal with other Ferengis in “The Magnificent Ferengi”. iTunes Google Play RSS
We learn a bit more about Kira’s father in “Ties of Blood and Water”, and not all is as it appears. In “Ferengi Love Songs”, not as is as it appears with Moogie and Zek. Everything is as it appears in Trekabout, though! iTunes Google Play RSS
After the craziness of last week, it’s nice to see Star Trek: Deep Space Nine laying down two quiet character episodes. In “A Simple Investigation”, Odo finds himself drawn to a woman with a mysterious past. In “Business As Usual”, Quark crosses a line. Plus! The O’Briens’ have a baby. That’s all we have to …
It’s been a while since we’ve gotten a good Quark/Odo story, and “The Ascent” mostly… rises… to the occasion. Later, in “Rapture”, Captain Sisko has a moment and goes whole-hog into the Emissary thing. Plus! What the hell is the layout of Nog and Jake’s quarters, anyway? iTunes Google Play RSS
Have you been wondering what’s been up with Grilka, Quark’s Klingon ex-wife? Well, this is your moment, because she returns in another comedy of manners, in “Looking for par’Mach in All the Wrong Places”. Have you been wondering what’s up with Jake Sisko? Well, this is also your moment, because he has some growing up …
Quark is having a pretty bad day in “Body Parts”, as he finds out he’s dying. Odo is having a pretty bad day in “Broken Link”, as he finds out he’s dying. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine isn’t dying though–it’s just getting started! iTunes Google Play RSS
Do Klingons believe in ritual murder? That question is answered early in “Sons of Mogh”. Do Ferengi believe in unions? That question gets a new answer in “Bar Association”. Does Trekabout believe that these episodes are good? You bet we do! iTunes Google Play RSS
So, let’s pretend that you’re an interplanetary political alliance that encounters a hostile species. Would you continue to send starships into their territory? “Starship Down” indicates that the answer is yes. Later, in “Little Green Men”, the Ferengi encounter 20th Century humans, and are suitably impressed. iTunes Google Play RSS