Whether it be Star Trek or Red Dwarf, I always cringe a little bit when I see that a “theme episode”is coming up. At least Doctor Who has a central time traveling theme to make this less silly, but some shows really stretch to allow for such things. Western episodes are especially goofy in UK-based sci-fi, as they take all of the tired cliches that were mainstays decades ago and exaggerate them to a spectacular degree.
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And what kind of name is Doc Holliday? (wait…in Logan’s Run there are two people named Doc and Holly…I wonder if that’s a reference to him).
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I never noticed that! surely there was some sort of reference there….lol
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Nicely timed! I watched the North Star episode of Enterprise last night! (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0572225/?ref_=ttep_ep9)
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Haha! I did this because I recently watched the Next Gen western episode! LOL
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Yeah.
Along with the gangster themed episode, the mirror universe episode, the body swapping episode and the episode where one or more of the characters has become elderly.
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The worst offender for me is usually the “space nazi”episode. Star Trek drives me crazy with those.
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