“Sо they had begun to walk about in a fabulous Paris, following routes born of a clochard phrase, of an attic lit up in the darkness of a street's end, stopping in little confidential squares to kiss on the benches or look at the hopscotch game, those childish rites of a pebble and a hop on one leg to get into Heaven, Home.”
#StarTrekSummerJune | 7: #MoveAlongHome
📷: Made with Typorama
One of my favorite quotes, which reminds me of Doctor Who when he says he's going home, the long way around.
Without a doubt, one of the worst, if not THE worst, episodes of season one. Just horrible in every way, the situation is silly, the acting is cringe worthy and the conclusion is lame. I'm glad we never saw the Wadi again.
#StarTrekSummerJune #MoveAlongHome @Megabooks
Nicolette didn‘t want to #MoveAlongHome to Cooley Ridge to clean out the affairs of her father who has Alzheimer‘s, but she does, and what unfolds in Megan Miranda‘s reverse chronological narrative is a favorite suspense book.
Honestly, I had to include this episode. It is one of the worst Star Trek episodes. I think the writers weren‘t sure how to introduce aliens from the Gamma Quadrant and missed the mark with this one. #StarTrekSummerJune
DS9 #MoveAlongHome I know I'm the only one who likes this one, but I was raised on 1970s Québec children's television. A bunch of people stuck inside a board game, pieces and moves have real-life consequences? That's Alexandre et le Roi, my 2nd favourite childhood tv show. I'm here for this.
There is no published history of Québec children's tv (a few theses), which is sad. This collection mentions it in quite a few chapters.
#startreksummerjune
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