I imagine a few characters were bi or pan. Riker is almost certainly pan given his past. Maybe Kirk too.
I like it better when they let her wear an actual uniform. She looked great in them.
Spoilers On Seven and sexuality
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Chakotay identified as cellulose.
That's why his tricorder registered oak at the 8472 facility. He had it turned around backwards.
I'd like to thank SF Debris for that joke.
I also liked the brown, loose leather jacket she wore earlier.
More love and warmth in her handmeld with Raffi then we ever saw with her and Chakotay.
Imagine being half Borg and still coming across as the human one in the relationship
Imagine being half Borg and still coming across as the human one in the relationship
Something tells me if you were around in 1966 when Star trek premiered you would have lost your shit over Uhura and Sulu...having those colored people on there must seem 'cheap and forced'.
And that Russian! Totally forced librul agenda!
No, holding hands is not horribly done. The presence of gay characters is not pandering. It does seem to tick off folk who don't want LGBT folks seen on screen, though. I don't care about that demographic being pandered to by removing LGBT folks from sight.
We knew nothing about them in the first few episodes so definatly some shoehorny stuff going on
Seven pseudo adopted a fully grown man, who wanted to have the sex with her, so that Icheb had to call her mother, instead of baby, baby, baby.
Desperately seeking Oedipal complex.
Desperately seeking Oedipal complex.
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Oedipal.
If you are going to reference psychoanalytic theory please spell the complex correct. Please?
Coincidentally Wallace Shawn 5 minutes ago explained Oedipus to his class in an episode of Clueless I am watching.
The kids were horrorfied and called it Odepus Reeks because they were disgusted by the subject matter
The kids were horrorfied and called it Odepus Reeks because they were disgusted by the subject matter
Rick Berman wanted a "babe" (his words).
Thank goodness we can now leave the catsuits back in the 90's where they belong.
Every time I see a picture of her from Voyager, I keep reminding myself, "She had to wear a corset. She had to wear a corset."
I'm glad Seven is now able to be who she is -- a former soldier. Someone with a license to kill unapologetically.
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Indeed.Rick Berman wanted a "babe" (his words).
Thank goodness we can now leave the catsuits back in the 90's where they belong.
Every time I see a picture of her from Voyager, I keep reminding myself, "She had to wear a corset. She had to wear a corset."
I'm glad Seven is now able to be who she is
Even if I wouldn't decribe her as a soldier, nor able to kill unapologetically. I hope she'll have an interestin character arc next season.. and that they explore that relationship properly, if it is supposed to be one.
Chakotay is more sudden, to my mind. Though I would simply describe it as her experimenting with Chakotay being available at the moment.
For Seven and Raffi both have suffered loss and have a shared pain. So they connect.
It doesn't have to be that complex.
You just ask a friend if they want to have a shower, with you, and sometimes, they say yes.
You just ask a friend if they want to have a shower, with you, and sometimes, they say yes.
They didn't introduce 5 Asian main characters, or 5 black main characters in the space of 3 seasons back in 1966. Had they done, it would have been pandering, and felt forced. But they didn't.
It really isn't that hard a point to grasp.
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