Reviews

Hawkeye after what Young-Hi learned as nurse there could send her directly to a nursing school and not to her family.

Then she could work as a nurse and earn money and become independent.

I admit that somebody should also teach her in her language what mean freedom.

The last time we saw her was in MASH - Exorcism (1976) as Kyong Ja.

That was her last verified job as actress.

Also marked her last Hollywood appearance.

Almost a good episode. I admired Hawkeye for his behavior against slavery and racisms. And that he didn't stay just with words but he took action about it.

At least he tried.

I am with Picard and Dr. Toby Russell by all means in this episode.

Stupid Dr. Beverly Crusher, Worf would not be alive without the help of Russel. You said Worf without the surgery would be for sure alive although disabled. Picard told you again and again that Worf would commit suicide if he will be disabled but your stupid brain does not listen ! You say again would be for sure alive although disabled.

You said that if necessary you will keep Worf in a force field to protect him from suicide action. And how long? You can't keep him for ever. One day he WOULD commit suicide if he would remain disabled.

Thankfully Picard convince Crusher to allow the surgery and Worf is and alive and fully functional.

Some times we need to take a risk in cases like Worf because Dr. Crusher Worf is NOT like all common humans. Is a Kingon with all the special capabilities for auto-treatment have their bodies.

One only star because I hate the end that is completely different (and not only the end) from the book.

In film his family dies. In book..., well read for yourself.

" The rest attempt to reach David's house to determine the fate of his wife, but the driveway is hopelessly blocked with fallen trees. They drive south through a devastated and mist-shrouded New England. While stopped for the night, David searches the radio bands and, through the mist's interference, possibly hears someone say "Hartford", giving him a last reed of hope." His wife was home.