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PATRON TIER LIST - TNG S7E13 - Homeward (Patreon)

Published:
2025-10-27 00:28:15
Imported:
2026-06

Poll

PATRON TIER LIST - TNG S7E13 - Homeward

  • S-tier 1
  • A-tier 29
  • B-tier 96
  • C-tier 83
  • D-tier 9
  • E-tier 8
  • 2025-10-27
  • 226 votes
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Content

TIER RATE Star Trek TNG S7E13 - Homeward

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Comments

Actuarial Lurker

C-Tier...not much to say other than an interesting choice of Paul Sorvino and an interesting idea of tricking these people

TinMan_7B9

A-. Very original use the holodeck, instead of the usual fantasy program made for pure escapism. The guy who tragically escapes the holodeck is the anti-Moriarty in a way. I think this episode is criminally underrated. However, the Prime Directive BS sucks, so no S. I compliment Nikolai's level design skills. The water shaders could use some work though, and the cave geometry had some holes in it, exposing the "Exit" mesh. But the final level transition was perfect! I also didn't notice any LOD popping or traversal stutter when they were walking around in the open world.

Brendan Guy

E-Tier just because I hate how callous Picard is in this episode.

Herby Ragan

Good solid episode. Nice seeing Paul Sorvino as Nicoli. Good performance.

Mikaby

I struggled rating this one. I ultimately gave it a B, because I think it's flawed, but I probably enjoy it as much as an A. The premise of the story is interesting, and I like the interaction between Worf and his brother, but I think it's a bad take on the Prime Directive, at least in terms of how ready they are to shrug off the extinction of the people without trying their damdest to come up with a solution. The point of the Prime Directive is to protect less developed cultures, but how protected is a culture that's dead? I'm down for hard choices, but the execution of this one just feels lazy, and Picard doesn't agonize nearly enough before dismissing the plight of the people. Also, Nicoli being able to set up the holodeck and secretly beam everybody aboard stretches credibility. I also felt like the actually journey in the holodeck felt a bit background at times, and I would've sacrificed some of the Worf-Nicoli drama (even though it was good) to get more focus on that adventure, and the problems they faced. I did quite enjoy the episode, but I think it could've been fine-tuned into an A, and quite possibly an S.

Mikaby

As for the notion that the Prime Directive always sucks, I do think it gets applied in a ham-handed way due to bad writing, but the actual concept is a solid one, and you see a much better take on it in "Who Watches the Watchers". Can you imagine what the fallout would be if aliens landed on modern day Earth? Even if you ignore the politics of it, the world would go mad. And our society is a lot more developed than the ones we're looking at in "Homeward" and Who "Watches the Watchers". I also think that an important facet of the Prime Directive is keeping the Federation from exploiting less-developed civilizations. Even if intentions are initially good, that's the sort of thing you can back into, and not everyone in the Federation is equally virtuous. So I think the Prime Directive is a good rule; it just gets misapplied.

Jim

B first watch C for rewatch. I don't understand why the Prime Directive is misunderstood. It's an imperfect law made by man. Once it's broken they have a hard time following it. Worf's brother broke it by getting personally involved with a woman, so everything after is a continuation of that. Letting his child to be die is probably against the law as well. The solution isn't kill the fetus and mother.

George Bratcher

Gentlemen, there will be a reckoning for ALL those Prime Directive violations, but can't tell you when or where, so keep watching! 😎