Torres and Paris stumble upon a holonovel involving a Maquis mutiny, but when word begins to spread it’s revealed it was intended to be a training scenario for junior security officers and it was never finished. When Paris and Tuvok try to finish the narrative, it’s discovered Seska left a surprise for them and the program takes a whole new deadly direction…
This is a cracking episode that revisits the tensions of the first season – the same tensions that never were really fleshed out in the beginning… but none the less this was a great first ten minutes as you wonder whether this is really happening. The return of Martha Hackett as Seska was a really nice touch, and having her as the episode’s villain was a fantastic nod to the past…
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Lee Sargent and Talkin’ Trek are back on Trekzone after forty months away. When we last spoke to Lee, at
