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Babel One

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Season Ep :
4 x 12
Title :
Babel One
Rating :
4
Overall Ep :
88
First Aired :
28 Jan 2005
Stardate :
Unknown
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Your Rating :
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Reviewer : Indefatigable Rating : 4
Review : Now this is beginning to feel like Star Trek. We had a cast of characters who we knew ought to be there, trying to work together for peace, then someone starts screwing it all up and they have to find out who it is. The story fitted together very well, and I even think the acting is picking up. The drone ship concept was interesting. Drone warplanes are a familiar sight now, but would be hard to imagine back when TOS was on, which sets up an interesting situation. The holographic disguise is really just an advanced version of the Graf Spee's canvas funnel and false flag, which was just as effective. Anyway, this time the tension ratcheted up nicely and the surprise at the end was very effective. A good episode.
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