did tuvok ever find his way home?

[Dale]

You are really non-sequiter man, aren't you? All over the board.

I imagine it would have affected him, but only half as much, and because of his Neelix-ian demeanor no one would notice.

The actor who played Tuvix gave a great performance, IMHO.

 

[splodenode]

that was my favorite voyager episode

 

[Lynx]

And I wonder if he sang that Blind Faith (a band which Eric Clapton was a member of once) song:

"Come down on your own and leave your body alone.
Somebody must change.
You are the reason I've been waiting all these years.
Somebody holds the key.

Well, I'm near the end and I just ain't got the time
and I'm wasted and I can't find my way home"

I would have loved to see a scene in which Tuvok walks up to T'Pel after entering the door of his home with that song as background music.

They did use that song in a "Cold Case" episode.

 

[Mrs Paris]

Dimension11 said:
Actually, "quite satisfactory" or else "sufficient"

LOL!

I just watched "Endgame" for the second time ever, today. Sigh.

I wish I could find Voyager novels at the #$%#$5 library.

you can get a bunch of Voyager books pretty cheap on ebay now

 

[Mrs Paris]

i'm glad he made it in time
was he happy to be back home?

he's a Vulcan, he wasn't "happy" about anything

 

[Mr. Fergy]

^Yes. Butt in Tuvok's repressed way I'm sure he was "satisfied".

 

[STIntergalactic]

Wow...another 12 days and this thread would've been a full year old before it's zombie ressurection.

 

[Mrs Paris]

wow, I didn't even notice it was that old

 

[Mr. Fergy]

^We kept this thread alive.

Opps <Bump>

 

[JanineSal]

^ The novels are, no offense to our authors on the TrekBBS, not that great. I forced myself to finish the first duology and stopped in the middle of the second because it wasn't that great either.

That doesn't mean you won't like them though. However, not many people seem to have enjoyed them.

Are these novels the ones in which Tom Paris becomes the "ideal" Starfleet officer, B'Elanna dumps the newly born Miral with Tom in order to form a Klingon spiritual connection with her mother and in which Harry, a trained engineer, become Chief of Security under Chakotay's command?