Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 4 Episode 4 "Indiscretion" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode where Kira goes off with Dukat looking for a ship she knew about before the show started, because it had a friend she knew before the show started on it. And turns out that friend I care nothing about is in fact dead when they find the wreckage of the ship. But the real story kicks in when we learn Dukat had a mistress and a daughter on that ship. The mistress died but his illegitimate daughter survived, so in order to save his career he wants to kill his own daughter. Now this I would say is in line with Dukat's character however we spent most of the episode "bonding" with Kira and in the end Dukat does the right thing and comes off as an angel, so this portrayal I don't care for. Come see my first reaction as I breakdown the episode and attempt to give my in depth analysis

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Star Trek: Voyager Season 2 Episode 7 "Parturition" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode where Neelix and Tom fight over Neelix being rightfully jealous over Tom's flirting with Kes, and he finally admits he is in fact in love with her. But the two of them are sent on shuttle craft mission and of course the shuttle crashes because this is Star Trek which gives the two of them time to bond over taking care of an alien baby. Come see my first reaction as I breakdown the episode and attempt to give my in depth analysis

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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 4 Episode 3 "Hippocratic Oath" explained. Join me as I review and recap the episode where Bashir and O'Brien are face with a powerful moral dilemma. When they taken prisoner by the Jem'hadar, but soon find they are attempting to defect from the Dominion and they're leader is apparently free of the drug katracel white and he wants Bashir to find a way to free the rest of the Jem'hadar in his group. Bashir starts to notice that the leader is more moral and free thinking than any Jem'hadar he's seen before and so comes invested in finding this cure. However O'Brien is more concerned about their safety as the leader set a deadline on which they're be killed if Bashir doesn't find a cure by then. O'Brien then attempts to escape and defies Bahir's orders and goes as far to destroy Bashir's research in order to rescue him. And I absolutely love this episode, thought it was an amazing conflict between two friends even if I thought O'Brien got off lightly. Come see my first reaction as I breakdown the episode and attempt to give my in depth analysis

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