^ Yes! I love it! As you probably know.
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Yeah, that part's funny, too.
But I don't like it as much as Chakoay phasering Kim for some reason. "Hi! How'ya doing?" BOOM.
But I don't like it as much as Chakoay phasering Kim for some reason. "Hi! How'ya doing?" BOOM.
Sadist!!
Sadist!!
It's just that we don't get a lot of straight-up slapstick in Trek.
Not one of my faves.
I also love the scene between Tuvok and Chakotay (I always love Marquis- Chakotay
).But the end with the 3D glasses I hate very much. I hoped Janeway would prefer Chakotay to reconcile with him.
Because it`s Tuvok and not Chakotay.
I remember when I first saw the episode I was very disappointed and it ruined the whole episode for me.
Because she is sitting next to Tuvok?
Since Tuvok's the one who caused all of the trouble, I thought it was only appropriate.
I'm annoyed that they don't show her as being closer to Tuvok. After all, she's known him for 20 years, longer than anyone else on board, and he's the only person among the senior staff who she really chose to be with--everyone else was either thrust on her by happenstance or showed up along the way. When she was putting together her crew, Tuvok was the one about whom she said, "I trust his judgment. I need him with me." That's not always obvious in the show.
I'm annoyed that they don't show her as being closer to Tuvok. After all, she's known him for 20 years, longer than anyone else on board, and he's the only person among the senior staff who she really chose to be with--everyone else was either thrust on her by happenstance or showed up along the way. When she was putting together her crew, Tuvok was the one about whom she said, "I trust his judgment. I need him with me." That's not always obvious in the show.
Also, I got through the first 10 minutes of "Critical Care" before falling asleep. It seemed OK enough, although a bit polemical.
I like how they can't pose a serious ethical question that's difficult to solve, like, if there are limited medical resources, who gets them? Instead, you've got one person dying and one person who's getting beauty treatments. Seems like they've stacked the deck.
I'll see how this resolves itself.
Funny that Gar is the Crypt Keeper. I knew I recognized his voice from somewhere.
I like how they can't pose a serious ethical question that's difficult to solve, like, if there are limited medical resources, who gets them? Instead, you've got one person dying and one person who's getting beauty treatments. Seems like they've stacked the deck.
I'll see how this resolves itself.
Funny that Gar is the Crypt Keeper. I knew I recognized his voice from somewhere.
You could say that they sort of dealt with that question already in "Latent Image," though.
I guess they did--flip a coin? Choose whoever you know better?
What if it had been Paris and Tuvok?
What if it had been Paris and Tuvok?
^ Duh, Tuvok!
Oh, wait, you were trying to be serious. My apologies.
Oh, wait, you were trying to be serious. My apologies.
Well I know who I'd pick...but it does raise some ethical questions.
That it does. Latent Image is one of my favorite episodes.
And who would you pick?
Tuvok, because
A) He's more useful to the crew
B) He's got a wife and kids waiting for him at home
A) He's more useful to the crew
B) He's got a wife and kids waiting for him at home
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