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Kang, Kirk and Spock at the end of the episode

“Day of the Dove” – TOS 3X7

by trekkiefeminist

“Day of the Dove” is a classic Trek episode with a strong message about the futility of war as well as how war is perpetuated through racism. We also get to see the first Klingon woman, and she’s pretty cool. But before we get into that, we need to take a moment to talk about …

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Klingon court

“Judgment” – ENT 2X19

by trekkiefeminist

In “Judgment,” Enterprise draws inspiration from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country by putting Archer on trial in a Klingon court and sending him to Rura Penthe. What makes this feel like a great episode rather than a ripoff are two things: 1) The casting of two excellent guest-stars: J.G. Hertzler and John Vickery, and 2) The integration …

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Jadzia Dax wielding a bat'leth

“Blood Oath” – DS9 2X19

by trekkiefeminist

I’m super excited for this review, not only because it’s an episode I truly love, but also because it’s my 100th episode review here at Trekkie Feminist! “Blood Oath” is an incredible episode about a young woman who is underestimated by three older men, all battle-hardened warriors. However, she persists and uses her physical strength, …

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Worf and Dax in their wedding regalia

“You Are Cordially Invited” – DS9 6X7

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You are standing in a room decorated with red banners. You are packed in a crowd and unbearably hot from the flames alight in several large braziers. Also because you are dressed entirely in leather and velvet. Deep drumbeats fill the air, and a woman’s voice, low and loud, intones: With fire and stereotypes did …

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