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mylittleredgirl ([personal profile] mylittleredgirl) wrote2010-12-15 07:35 pm

"We were like warriors from the ancient sagas. There was nothing we could not do."

"Except keep the holodecks working right." (Worf & O'Brien, DS9's "Way of the Warrior")

OK! I have lots of exciting things that need doing: [livejournal.com profile] prettylightsfic, about a zillion Christmas presents, digging out my craft space so I have a place to put my sewing machine and clear floor space to cut fabric and whatnot, fixing my vacuum cleaner so I can clean the cleared floor space for fabric-cutting, etc. I also need to clean out my fridge because there are scary old things in there. I clearly need entertainment for this. I had so much fun with my Ensign Ro marathon last week, I think I'll have another themed marathon. And since I know you hang on my every tv-watching decision, I will share it with you! ;)

I call it Das Boy's worst nightmare (he haaaaates this trope), or: The Great Holodeck Adventure Marathon.

Limiting it to only holodeck malfunction episodes would rule out awesome crack like "Fair Haven" and "Hollow Pursuits", but just having a holodeck scene or two would be... like half the episodes in existence, at least. And if we start getting into "but what is a holodeck, really?" then I'd have to rewatch the animated series Shore Leave sequel again, and I already put myself through that once this year. SO. It's decided. Standard holodeck romp fare.

We start in TNG season 1 with the episode I have seen more often than any other Star Trek ever episode: "The Big Goodbye."

Do you love holodeck episodes? Hate them with the burning hellfires of a thousand suns? What's your favorite? Tell meeeeee!

[identity profile] mylittleredgirl.livejournal.com 2010-12-16 06:09 am (UTC)(link)
SO MUCH OMG. I love that! Love! I don't understand how the writers resisted the urge to fill the episode with Maquis jokes, though. The sad thing is how they all probably had like PTSD and whatnot after that episode, so they probably don't go hang out in post-war Lyon. SO SAD! They were all so hot in that.