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Star Trek: Voyager (From the Premiere Episode Caretaker)
$7.99
All star trek music is beautiful and this one is no exception! The main theme is brilliant and some of the tracks especially towards the end of the soundtrack give me tingles up my spine. So emotionally played, it is unbelievable that star trek music is not more popular than it is.

Broken, Part 2
$1.99
Hugh Laurie really outdoes himself this season. I just finished watching the double opening episode (on tv) and there were none of the other usual characters in it. House is in a psychiatric hospital and for two hours you see him alternate from mood to mood to mood as he tries to come to terms with two things. First, he has to detox from the substance abuse. This is the easier of the two problems and not a great deal of time is spent on it. The much more complex problem is House's submitting himself to another doctor's care, a psychiatrist no less, to get to the root of the problem, not just its manifestation. House, of course, resists and in so doing tries to subvert the entire mental ward, provoking them to rebellion. Hugh Laurie does the acting job of his life this time and you won't be disappointed!

Meditations for All Seasons
$33.98

Star Trek - The Next Generation, Episodes 1 & 2: Encounter at Farpoint, Parts I & II (Premiere) [VHS]
$19.95
Star Trek: TNG is one of my favorite television shows, I actually watched Encounter At Farpoint and the rest of the rerun episodes of the first season after I had watched episodes from the second season and I wasn't disapponted because it answered some questions I hadike how they met Q and who this Tasha Yar was who was mentioned in some of the second season episodes. Okay, Encounter at Farpoint isn't a superb episode but it's not awful, not one of the few dud episodes of the series at all and I actually found this series pilot quite entertaining especially the scenes with Q played by John De Lancie who I think was great and so was Patrick Stewart as Captain Jean-luc Picard and I think all of the other actors were good too, yes their acting wasn't as good as in other episodes but since as this was the pilot I think they just hadn't hit their stride yet and found their niches with their characters and when the characters were more fully developed their acting improved a lot and really impressed me and though Encounter At Farpoint is not a 5 star episode I think it's worth 4 stars just for the scenes with John De Lancie and Patrick Stewart and in other first season episodes and later seasons you will get to see great acting from LeVar Burton, Brent Spiner, Jonathan Frakes, Michael Dorn, Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis, etc.