Watch what happens when a group of people witness some of the most controversial episodes of Star Trek.
- Star Trek: Picard S1E8 “Broken Piece”
- Star Trek S3E1 “Spock’s Brain”
- Star Trek: The Next Generation S1E4 “Code of Honor”
- Star Trek: The Next Generation S2E22 “Shades of Grey”
- Star Trek: The Next Generation S2E18 “Up the Long Ladder”
- Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
- Star Trek: Enterprise S4E22 “These Are the Voyages…”
- Star Trek: Section 31
- Star Trek: Strange New Worlds S2E9 “Subspace Rhapsody”
- Star Trek: Discovery S1E1 “The Vulcan Hello”
- Star Trek: Lower Decks S1E1 “Second Contact”
- Star Trek: Scouts S1E4 “Asteroid Blasters, Number 4”
- Star Trek: Voyager S2E9 “Tattoo”
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine S1E9 “Move Along Home”
Notice. Not a SINGLE Deep Space 9 episode on there.
Move. Along. Home. Far more worthy than any LD ep
Not sure how “Move Along Home” didn’t make the cut. I, personally, didn’t mind that episode (which also applies to much of this list), but that episode is often considered a low point. Using that also would have meant that I wouldn’t have to use “Code of Honor” twice.
EDIT: Fixed. Allamarine!
“Let He Who is Without Sin” mysteriously absent.
I actually rank that one worse than move along home. While Worf’s childhood trauma is an interesting tidbit, fucking making him go against everything and shack up with a cult of right wing fascists because Dax fucked Vanessa Williams is bug shit insane.
That and we never got to see him in those lame shorts
Knowing how much of a prankster Dorn was on set, he probably tried them on with full makeup to mess with everyone.
“Profit and Lace” was also on some “Worst of Star Trek” lists that I read while planning this video