VOY s4e7 “Scientific Method”
Couldn't do better, myself, but I think I've got a few points above Boimler.
A favorite of mine.
Those twerps were stretching the program well beyond the ability of most, if not all, humanoids.
For the sake of writing, I just love that it created an excuse for Robert Picardo to show off his skillset.
Fun way to look at it, unlike cheating his way to operatic singing.
Ah, but I also make a shit ton of comment memes. Really, I need to organize my shit. At maybe 4000-ish images, kinda daunting now.
Haven't experienced any migraines, but seen enough through friends and coworkers to get that they can be debilitating.
VOY s4e7 "Scientific Method" where Kate Mulgrew decided to go cold turkey from cigarettes prior to filming so as to more realistically portray her stress that the episode required.
Bonus Book on books:
Inspirational credit to @LadyButterfly@piefed.blahaj.zone
DISCO s5e8 "Labryinths"
Same energy:
Actually wouldn't mind seeing Ben Stiller as a badmiral or captain crook in Trek. Could be fun.
This episode reaches Ben Stiller levels of uncomfortable at times with regards to Spock being called out for his strict use of logic. And then there's the giant Neanderthal-like aliens.
ENT s2e2 "Carbon Creek"
In the late 80's, there were plans for a Star Trek Academy film featuring John Cusack as Spock and Ethan Hawke as Kirk. The story behind its cancelation.
Cusack from Sixteen Candles and Hawke from White Fang with backdrop from Star Trek '09
Personal dream casting from that era: Ewan McGregor as Scotty, Emilio Estevez as Chekov, Tatyana Ali as Uhura, Brendan Fraser as Bones, Bob Saget as Sarek, Alicia Silverstone as Nurse Chapel, Ernie Reyes Jr. as Sulu, Jennifer Connelly as Una, and Jim Carrey as Pike (w/ Ace Ventura hair)
LD s1e1 "Second Contact," VOY s7e3 "Drive," and TNG s4e11 "Data's Day"
Bonus aftermath:
ENT s1e25 "Two Days and Two Nights"
VOY s7e24 "Renaissance Man," LD s3e10 "The Stars at Night," and Ocean's Eleven
VOY s7e16 "Workforce, Part I" and s6e4 "Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy"
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