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| Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episode 167: Lower Decks [VHS]
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Release Date: 1999-04-06
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| Star Trek from a different perspective...excellent!This is what Star Trek's SUPPOSED to be all about -- real people courageously risking their lives because they want to know what's out there, and because they BELIEVE in what they do. What's great about this episode is that, for one of the few times in Star Trek, we actually get more than a short peak at the lives of people besides the main characters who make up a starship. FINALLY! This is a great idea in and of itself, and a lot better than just having the non-main character in a red shirt get killed in the first 5-10 minutes of the show! :) Besides that, what focusing on some OTHER, lower-ranking characters for a change does for us is give us a very different perspective (in this case, a bunch of ensigns) on the the series' giants (Picard, Riker, Worf, etc.). Very interesting, and very rewarding! And, to top it all off, this is an exciting story, and an emotionally moving one as well. Great stuff...I just wish Star Trek would do more of these types of episodes!
One of my favorite STTNG episodes!A wonderful story about junior officers. Shannon Fill (as Ensign Sito) really created a very sympathetic character, and her loss at the end really tugged at the heartstrings. Alexander Enberg (as Ensign Taurik) reminded was we adore Vulcans so much - a very effective performance.
Excellent EpisodeI purchased this episode for my wife who is an officer in the U.S. Army. She very much identified with the cast and enjoyed the episode. We even got a little teary-eyed at the end. This episode is well worth your time.
A look at life aboard Enterprise from another viewpointLower Decks is unique and special, by focusing primarily on 4 junior officers and their experiences aboard Enterprise during a sensitive mission. Great contrast by playing them off of the regular cast, and a nice touch bringing back Ensign Seto from 'The First Duty'. Too bad these characters couldn't have been explored in later shows . . . well written and acted. Good one!
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