[Carl]

Originally by Harris
"...If you look at line 14 of section 31 of the starfleet charter..."

I think that confirms it.

Climbing a rope in space at warp 5 sounds scary.

[IceFire]

Wow...I didn't even catch that.  Well done!

This was another EXCELLENT episode worth a 10 out of 10 on the scale.  The warp sequence was one of the best action sequences with no shooting they have ever done.

The combat was good (but they still have an aversion to firing a full spread of torpedoes - fire the torpedos!).  But the story always makes it and the interplay between Trip and T'Pol, the connection between the two Starfleet captains (its unsaid but very much a presence), and the whole thing with Reid was excellent.

[Liberator]

as usual I missed it tonight(though I was at work/driving home so I missed Stargate also)  That's probably why my affiliate reairs it at 7:00p central on Sunday nights.

I did catch the end and Phlox certainly has no qualms about using a metagenic weapon when his life is on the line does he?

[Bobboau]

well, his and sevral million others.

[IceFire]

Originally posted by Liberator
as usual I missed it tonight(though I was at work/driving home so I missed Stargate also)  That's probably why my affiliate reairs it at 7:00p central on Sunday nights.

I did catch the end and Phlox certainly has no qualms about using a metagenic weapon when his life is on the line does he?

It was great....Phlox pushed to the edge.  Taken hostage by the Klingons, tortured, disgusted at what they've done....trying to salvage the situation any way possible.

[Carl]

oooh, we made the news.

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20050226/en_nm/media_startrek_dc

[Lt.Cannonfodder]

Well, another excellent episode. The high warp stunt was something crazy and unique. And klingons are always cool.

Who's with me to bomb UPN office?