Two Days and Two Nights
- Episode aired May 15, 2002
- TV-PG
- 45m
IMDb RATING
6.6/10
1.9K
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The members of the Enterprise crew are faced with various misadventures and challenges while taking a two day break from their duties on the planet of Risa.The members of the Enterprise crew are faced with various misadventures and challenges while taking a two day break from their duties on the planet of Risa.The members of the Enterprise crew are faced with various misadventures and challenges while taking a two day break from their duties on the planet of Risa.
Toshiya Agata
- Alien Bistro Patron
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaKellie Waymire makes her last appearance as Elizabeth Cutler here, due to Waymire's death from cardiac arrhythmia in 2003.
- GoofsAfter injecting Travis with the antidote for his allergic reaction to the Risan drug, Phlox unceremoniously leaves the hypospray on Travis's chest. When the camera angle changes, the hypospray is nowhere to be found.
Incorrectly regarded as a goof: There is enough of a time lag with intervening shots, between the shot of Travis with the hypo on his chest (and the camera moving away) to the shot of his chest without the hypo. Phlox could have moved it during that time.
- Quotes
Ensign Travis Mayweather: Have you ever been to an alien hospital?
Sub-Commander T'Pol: Yes. In San Francisco.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Star Trek: Elite Force II (2003)
- SoundtracksWhere My Heart Will Take Me
Written by Diane Warren
Performed by Russell Watson
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I recently re-watched this episode and while it is entertaining on the surface there are some issues I have with it. I know it can be difficult to portray an alien world where flora and fauna are different than what we have on Earth but perhaps more effort could be made (this is a cautionary tale to anyone trying to do the same in the 21st century). When Hoshi picks up a piece of fruit she claims that it is like a strawberry when she is holding up a LITERAL strawberry or when she tastes another and said that it tastes "like kiwi" when it was literally kiwi she just ate. Change the colour or use a different fruit that is strange (for example dragonfruit) or do what they did in the Original Series and use something else. For example, they could have made it out of Jello and then it would have been more plausible. The scene was very quick and could have had more impact with substitutions. Where my biggest issues come from with this episode (and several leading up to it) is the rampant HETEROSEXISM that is thrown in our faces. That may have been "acceptable" (was it, really, though?) in the 1960s but in the 2000's? No. Trip and Reed are at the bar acting very predatory towards the women and are body shaming some (one had more than 2 eyes) and then misgendering another all for laughs. This is offensive. 2002 was at the height of the gay rights movement and there were significant strides being made like Sweden legalizing same-sex adoption, several states banning discrimination on the basis of orientation, Switzerland gave equal legal rights to same-sex couples, etc. This episode does not stand up to the test of time and, in fact, was troublesome when it was produced. The bar scene and the consequences afterwards were particularly cringe-worthy. Oh well.
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- Runtime45 minutes
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- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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