Saturday, May 30th, 2009
11 PM Eastern - 8 PM Pacific
4 AM (WED) UK/Ireland
5 AM (WED) Germany
12 PM (WED) Seoul
2 PM (WED) Melbourne
“The avalanche has already started;
it is too late for the pebbles to vote.”
View the entire episode online HERE.
At the end of this one I remember saying to a friend, “This is not Star Trek.”
ST would never had Kosh’s solution. ST was way to diplomatic.
That was last episode. 
[spoiler]When I watched the episode for the first time, I remember thinking, "I know what they are going to do now… I know how the parents will react. I’m glad I was wrong.[/spoiler]
I think you’ve confused the episodes.
You know. I’ve been really thinking about this lately and would love to pick the brains of some of TPTB on this. How much scrutiny were they under to create “Trek” endings? The biggest critique I hear regarding Trek is that everything works out in a nice neat package. It’s unrealistic. Everyone praises gritty and therefore real.
Is it realistic or just exaggerated drama? Hence interesting.
We are on.
I love the blinky medical lights.
I was talking about the last episodes.
Asimov great name for a ship.
First time I saw this, I watched with a Trek friend who had seen it. I was bored to tears because of the spoon-fed setup for the parents. The whole time my friend had a smug look on his face. It wasn’t until the end where I understood.
Hello all! I fell asleep for a solid 5 hours, missing out on the first f.p. time check?
(and p.s. this one made me cry when I watched it before)
Ok, I’ve got to go early. Good night all
When this first came on, I thought to myself how could a space faring civilization not understand enough medical science that they couldn’t operate on a person.
Then I read about some religious organizations that allow their kids to die because they don’t believe in medicine. It does make me question Sinclair’s decisions.
I love Ivanova’s attitude. I need to remember that for my next review.
Can you people stop treating me like a trained monkey? /rant off
Sorry.
Time, seven minutes in, 51 minutes from start. Doc is talking about plan B to parents.
I miss my old job as a trained Monkey.
Woohoo cas!! We started @ :15 after.
Nite. Wash.
Same here.
I never get enough of the way the ships launch.