Horizon, Prod#ST:ENT 146 | |
Synopsis: | |
Synopsis: When Enterprise reverses course to go investigate a planetary phenomenon, Ensign Mayweather takes the opportunity to visit the cargo ship where he was born and raised. |
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MJC Review: | |
The Drama - | |
It's about damn time they did another episode about Mayweather! After being
practically neglected this season, we finally get to see some real drama about him. This Mayweather episode focused mostly on his personal and family side. There were a number of good scenes at the beginning that showed what he was like when he was a kid. It was quite clear that he had a strong yearning at a young age to venture amongst the stars. I guess one could say that he was a natural born explorer.
Although at first, things tended to play out as a typical family reunion
for Mayweather, it was clear that there was still some lingering resentment
about his leaving the Horizon. Most notably was the tension that flared up with his brother. There was a strong sense on board that Mayweather should have stayed on board the cargo ship instead of joining
Starfleet. But when you see the all of his kid stuff and dreams, one realizes that he was destined for exploration. |
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Tid Bits - | |
1) Mayweather gets an entire episode devoted to himself!
WAHOO!! 2) From Fortunate Son, it seemed that earth cargo ships can only go up to warp 1.8 . In this episode, the Horizon can go up to warp 2. I guess the Horizon has turbo chargers. |
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What it all means - | |
Mayweather re-realizes his purpose in life. | |
3 cool peace signs MJC 200304.20 |