I always imagined that Best of Both Worlds had the best cliffhanger in television. I can't imagine waiting months to see what happened. I first saw in on a Spike marathon and I could hardly put up with the commercials(pre-DVR).

For my favorite episode, it's hard to narrow down to one. I'm going to pick two from DS9

- The Darkness and the Light
- In the Pale Moonlight

Favorite Scene

- The new-look Klingons vs. V'Ger, opening scene of TMP

jokershady said:

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And then there's this scene that's the icing on the cake to your reference to Riker and Data in the courtroom

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Yeah no doubt - really I mean the combo I guess of both scenes. This was the payoff. Data realizing Riker had to do it and that it hurt Riker to do it.

jenn96 said:

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Not the best scene per se, but definitely one of my favorite episodes.

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+1

Cinco Ranch Aggie said:

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hunter2012 said:

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I always imagined that Best of Both Worlds had the best cliffhanger in television. I can't imagine waiting months to see what happened. I first saw in on a Spike marathon and I could hardly put up with the commercials(pre-DVR).

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The first part aired in May (don't quote me on that, just what my aging memory recalls), and then the second part was the following September. But that was a piece of cake given earlier "training" between the summer of '77 and the summer of '80, and then the summer of '80 and the summer of '83, waiting for The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi after Star Wars.

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Redemption (where Gowron is elevated to leadership of the Klingon High Council and a war breaks out) had a big moment when Denise Crosby appeared with the Romulans, with no explanation. That was a long wait too.

I was too young for the Empire Strikes Back theatrical release, but I can't imagine there being much worse than that with Han left frozen in carbonite, Luke having his entire world turned over by Vader, and knowing there'd be no answers for several years.

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Cinco Ranch Aggie said:

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hunter2012 said:

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I always imagined that Best of Both Worlds had the best cliffhanger in television. I can't imagine waiting months to see what happened. I first saw in on a Spike marathon and I could hardly put up with the commercials(pre-DVR).

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The first part aired in May (don't quote me on that, just what my aging memory recalls), and then the second part was the following September. But that was a piece of cake given earlier "training" between the summer of '77 and the summer of '80, and then the summer of '80 and the summer of '83, waiting for The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi after Star Wars.

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Redemption (where Gowron is elevated to leadership of the Klingon High Council and a war breaks out) had a big moment when Denise Crosby appeared with the Romulans, with no explanation. That was a long wait too.

I was too young for the Empire Strikes Back theatrical release, but I can't imagine there being much worse than that with Han left frozen in carbonite, Luke having his entire world turned over by Vader, and knowing there'd be no answers for several years.

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I was 10 years old when Empire Strikes Back came out and I can confirm that was the biggest WTF moment of my life to that point (yeah I know, first world problems) when I realized I'd have to wait YEARS before finding out what happened to Han and how in the world Vader could be Luke's father. I still remember the audible GASP from the audience with Vader's reveal.

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tallgrant said:

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Cinco Ranch Aggie said:

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hunter2012 said:

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I always imagined that Best of Both Worlds had the best cliffhanger in television. I can't imagine waiting months to see what happened. I first saw in on a Spike marathon and I could hardly put up with the commercials(pre-DVR).

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The first part aired in May (don't quote me on that, just what my aging memory recalls), and then the second part was the following September. But that was a piece of cake given earlier "training" between the summer of '77 and the summer of '80, and then the summer of '80 and the summer of '83, waiting for The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi after Star Wars.

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Redemption (where Gowron is elevated to leadership of the Klingon High Council and a war breaks out) had a big moment when Denise Crosby appeared with the Romulans, with no explanation. That was a long wait too.

I was too young for the Empire Strikes Back theatrical release, but I can't imagine there being much worse than that with Han left frozen in carbonite, Luke having his entire world turned over by Vader, and knowing there'd be no answers for several years.

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I was 10 years old when Empire Strikes Back came out and I can confirm that was the biggest WTF moment of my life to that point (yeah I know, first world problems) when I realized I'd have to wait YEARS before finding out what happened to Han and how in the world Vader could be Luke's father. I still remember the audible GASP from the audience with Vader's reveal.

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hey, the ewoks were worth the wait!

They were better than dang old Jar Jar I tell ya whut.

I know most aren't fans of voyager but when they walked Tuvix off to die that was pretty brutal.

Or

When they killed off the doctors fake holo daughter

Bump as I started rewatching Voyager for the first time in many years. In Season 3 and looks like we're finally getting the Borg.

So many great episodes and quotes. Love Janeway though, when reprimanding Tuvok after he went against her orders for the first time:



Such a powerful scene.