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fardell24Kayshon, His Eyes Open
The second episode of the second season. Cerritos sends an away team to catalogue a Collector’s Collection. At the same time, Titan arrives at a mining settlement recently taken over by Pakleds. The opening scene with the sonic showers was… interesting, but it sets up the clash between Mariner and Jett very well. For Kayshon being in the episode title, he isn’t in it much. The scenes on the Collector’s ship were done very well. Jett calling Mariner out on her narcissistic approach to life or death situations was done very well.
Riker (and Starfleet Command’s) suspicion of there being someone behind the Pakled activity may be leading somewhere. The same for the situation Boimler finds himself in. 8.25/10.
The second episode of the second season. Cerritos sends an away team to catalogue a Collector’s Collection. At the same time, Titan arrives at a mining settlement recently taken over by Pakleds. The opening scene with the sonic showers was… interesting, but it sets up the clash between Mariner and Jett very well. For Kayshon being in the episode title, he isn’t in it much. The scenes on the Collector’s ship were done very well. Jett calling Mariner out on her narcissistic approach to life or death situations was done very well.
Riker (and Starfleet Command’s) suspicion of there being someone behind the Pakled activity may be leading somewhere. The same for the situation Boimler finds himself in. 8.25/10.
