Unfortunately, she gave the responsibility to Harry, who proceeded to completely flake out when the computer started talking to him, because he's a permavirgin who doesn't know how to have a conversation with anything that sounds female.
The Enterprise got boosted by Tim Russ and then again by a couple of knuckle draggers but then again Picard basically hijacks the ship back by himself. So I guess it all kind of evens out.
I have a theory regarding this, I think there is a direct correlation between the amount of Jeffrey Combs you have in a Trek series and how good it is overall.
Fifth season was supposedly when the Earth/Federation-Romulan war was intended to start. Which was a huge deal as that war got the Federation to form in the first place. Or at least seal the deal and formalized the Federation.
As much as we shit on Hollywood for feeding off our 20-year-old nostalgia, the truth is Star Trek was doing it first.
Poor, dumb Harry.
"Come out to the Remmler Array. We'll have a few laughs..."
I never got why they made Chakotay such a pansy. He's supposed to be a former terrorist who fought for land, yet there's an entire episode about him telling a young Kazon that land isn't worth fighting for.
Because who cares about Pike or Kirk?Instead they treat her like she’s Starfleet’s LeBron, and by the finale they call her the most decorated officer in the history of the Federation, which even in the ’90s sounded like a joke.
I personally loved the episode that revealed Tuvok created a training program on the Holodeck to help the crew prepare for a potential Maquis rebellion, only to give up halfway through when he realized nobody argued with each other after the first season.
>man saves the entire gamma quadrant from the Dominion and/or saves Earth from getting raped by time-traveling borg/romulans/villain of the week
She was obviously promoted out of the way.
Combs played an evil super computer in a couple of episodes of Lower Decks. It's generally considered one of the better post-enterprise series.
Worse, they didn't stop her from going back in time because she didn't get the ending she wanted.
Still cracks me up how the cast is more interesting in the fake timelines that get erased than they ever are in the show proper. There's this bit with Tuvok in the future turning into a mad scribe in the asylum, like Benny from DS9 on crack!
They all do that. In fact the Janeway who returned through the Borg transwarp hub was the beneficiary of time-traveling Admiral Janeway deus ex machina-ing herself.
I've never seen Janeway do anything I haven't seen other captains do. They risk blowing the ship up or blowing up somebody else's ship up all the time. She's just as fanatically leave no one behind as any of them. The Borg couldn't be invincible forever, and I'm glad Voyager gets some post-finale canon nods in Picard.
Like his actor, Chakotay is a sleepy Mexican pretending to be Native American. Seska was pointless so she was written out.
Seven is a pragmatist. "Cheating is more efficient."
Trek always bloviates about its diversity.
Brits are the best cult film actors, but I’m putting Jeff Combs up against any of their guys. He’s undefeated. Never dropped the ball once.