The Long Road #120 - Detained
Added 2021-06-30 13:00:08 +0000 UTCDean Stockwell comes to give us a Quantum Leap reunion in one the most effective episodes of early Star Trek Enterprise is a metaphor for horrors of WWII Japanese Internment camps.
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Jessie Earl
2021-07-07 06:31:44 +0000 UTCaaaaaaaaaand Newt is here, hey buddy. I synched up perfectly this time. it threw me off when they could open the door, i was like "what kind of jail is this?" then i realized, open aired prison... crap, i just dripped ranch dressing on the keyboard, brilliant. yes, the admin is a good guy stuck in a crappy job, reminds me of the Cardassian in Duet. I agree that watching Archer have flaws, see them and fix them is satisfying. yeah, that guy plays the zombie Vorta... lol. I don't know about you Jessie, but i'm proud of my Province of California, lol. And i agree, with my limited knowlege, this ep parallels USA's internment camps pretty closely. This is a close call, the "where the hell would we go? and what would we do once we got there?" i understand why people would hesitate to join up. Blaylock is really good, love her acting as a hooman. I"m glad that Archer did not clobber the leader, just locked him inside. That was a solid episode, thanks for watching with us Jessie. I had a Japanese American prof in college and a fellow student as well in nursing school. Both spoke freely of what their parents and grand parents went through. The most memorable thing they told me was how the Methodist Church bought the houses of the interned citizens and returned their property once the war was over. As Ted, my fellow student told me with deep emotion, "when people do that, it sticks." His family joined the Methodist Church, as did many others.
Wellington Marcus
2021-07-06 00:38:03 +0000 UTCThe next spinoff!
Jessie Earl
2021-07-01 07:03:48 +0000 UTCAnyone else ready for a Star Trek: Newt series?
Sean Piper
2021-06-30 19:31:06 +0000 UTC
