I'm going to agree with Yesterday's Enterprise. I've always loved that one.

Back in sailing ship days, foreign countries were months or even years away from one another. In such cases it wasn't practical to send for an ambassador or diplomat every time a problem came up. So it wasn't at all unusual for ship captains to negotiate treaties, agree terms, all that stuff. simpl...

I'm sure they own the rights to the show, or at least the right to distribute it. I mean, this isn't just some guy's website, after all. It's a major television network.

CBS has put the entire run of TOS on its website for free... if you live in the United States, that is. Enjoy.


http://www.cbs.com/classics/star_trek/v ... 93214&cc=0

I am tempted to put the entire show into the average category, which was the problem. It never tried to be anything else but average Trek. Which, I guess, should put it in the "bad" category.

Well, they were the K'Vort model battlecruisers as opposed to the standard Bird of Prey, so they pack a little more punch. Also, there were three of them and the Enterprise was trying to protect the... um... Enterprise :D. Anyway, the E-D wouldn't have been able to maneuver because of the added burd...

"Warp factor fuck you"

Classic!

Stupid, but I found it to be funny. It gets really good around episode 3 and 4.

Episode 1

Episode 2

Episode 3

Episode 4

Episode 5

Episode 6

Episode 7

Episode 8

Vader... hands down.

I suppose it would depend on how far apart the Federation fleet was stationed; and it was never firmly established in the episode. If they were as far apart as you say, then your theory would be correct.

I suppose it was done in the interest of fairness.

As for the old vs. new, Edward James Olmos has said repeatedly that if you liked the original, don't watch the new one. I think he's tired of getting nasty letters.

Point taken. But I would think 11 hours at high warp would be enough to circumvent the Federation fleet. Oh well, common sense shouldn't stand in the way of good drama.

Apparently not in too big of a hurry... Sela gave Picard 11 hours to leave!

Teaos wrote:Or maybe for some stupid reason it needs an organic component.

Like time travel in the Terminator series.

Well, similar situation occurred in Redemption, Part 2. The Federation fleet set up a "tachyon detection grid" that could track any starship, even one that was cloaked, which passed through it... why not just fly around it?