Oh yeah, Uhura uses a mindmeld to make the spic dyke's brother a vegan.
I'm pretty sure they were beluga whales and it was humpback whales that went extinct. It was also during a fight/dance scene between Spock and Luanne in the Vulcan Matrix.
I haven't seen the episode, but according to other people on Bluesky, Uhura apparently uses a mind meld to brainwash her boyfriend, and they're not happy.
I'm not trans, but if any episode is compared to "Code of Honor", that makes it a special kind of bad.
He looks like a vulcan child molester. Like legit if vulcans had TCAP this is exactly the kind of creepy off putting looking vulcan that would show up to have a seat with pointed eared chris hansen
VOY actually started strong, you had Jonas ratting out the crew, Lon Suder (who was supposed to bust out of space jail and join Seska, of course they dropped that concept), the organ thieves trying to harvest Neelix’s lungs, Janeway and Chakotay doing the “will they, won’t they” bit, Torres starting fights with the Starfleet officer class, Janeway giving her this Adama-like “hit the trap, rook” treatment, Kes’ psychic powers are escalating, she’s turning into Stephen King's Carrie. Looking for the Caretaker… all of this was serialized.
then she became a commander in starfleet for some reason
He is a Vulcan that's named Doug who thinks humans are "very cool" (literally his words in the episode) that Number 1 dated for awhile and is in love with. I can only assume that he killed his Vulcan wife to date Human females.
No it didn't. The entire premise of the pilot is that Janeway sacrificed her whole fucking crew to help the Caretaker. It was Mass Effect Star Child levels of contrived. They could have just said Voyager was fucked and the crew helped the Caretaker as their first Starfleet move in the Delta Quadrant. It made Janeway look stupid, in my opinion. At least Sisko had some kismet with the Bajorans as the Emissary and Picard had
Icheb was the first in a series of self inflicted gunshot wounds.
Tuvok didn't die, he showed up alive in Picard at the very end.
"And you admit to mind melding with a child?"
The Vidiians should have been the main enemy race for Voyager. They were smarter and worked as a foil to the crew by resorting to drastic measures to save their kind.
The best part was that right before starting to milk the Borg, there was an episode which pretty much had the writers admit they did nothing with the Maquis plotline.
I feel like the Kazon could have worked if they didn't just default to making them yet another warrior race.
In Kazon "jail" you're told don’t cross the line, bro, that’s the rules.
No, they wanted Voyager's replicator technology.
janeway is the ultimate yandere waifu
They kept trying to make antagonistic authority figures in the series which is how we got Admiral Nachayev (sp) who honestly didn't do anything wrong, she was relaying orders from Starfleet Command.
My headcanon is that most Starfleet captains are like that. What's the nine most terrifying words you can hear? "I'm from the Federation and I'm here to help."
Actually that was the episode FOLLOWING the Scorpion 2 parter, "the gift"
Remember when they had Voyager literally fight the Predator? (Yautja) Only they were called "hirogen" in the show.
I mean yeah, watch Enterprise.
It could have worked if it was meant to lull the prisoner into a false sense of security. Maybe have a ton of guns locked onto anyone bold enough to try escaping.
Eh, I typically count that as an unofficial Part 3, given how it's all about the fallout from the battle with the Borg and Species 8472.
How about the cadet who was given a field promotion to captain and thought he and his fellow cadets could take out a giant Jem'Hadar ship instead of just going home?