Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
There is no paygrade! We work to better ourselves!
There is no paygrade! We work to better ourselves!
Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretaker?
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Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
I'm bettering myself by taking over Mudd's Planet and having several thousand Seven and Janeway androids made.
Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
Did I really have to say "figurative" paygrade?
You know that "above your paygrade" has always meant that X is too rinky dink to know what Y is up to.
Nitty Pickky picking.
Did I really have to say "figurative" paygrade?
You know that "above your paygrade" has always meant that X is too rinky dink to know what Y is up to.
Nitty Pickky picking.
Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
Do you really want to have your back to the wall as dozens of 7's point at you and say YOU WILL COMPLY?
Wait. Maybe you do.
Do you really want to have your back to the wall as dozens of 7's point at you and say YOU WILL COMPLY?
Wait. Maybe you do.
Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
I just like reminding everyone that in the future we work to better ourselves. Because it is so stupid.
Did I really have to say "figurative" paygrade?
You know that "above your paygrade" has always meant that X is too rinky dink to know what Y is up to.
Nitty Pickky picking.
I just like reminding everyone that in the future we work to better ourselves. Because it is so stupid.
Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
With dozens of Janeway's slouching in sultry impatience.
http://www.trekbbs.com/showpost.php?p=6895448&postcount=591
With dozens of Janeway's slouching in sultry impatience.
http://www.trekbbs.com/showpost.php?p=6895448&postcount=591
Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
MMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.....
I think we need a Confession thread, everything w/spoiler tags for the delicate. Maybe I'll go do that in the Boldly Going thread since I don't think I'm gonna have the nerve to post my slash.
MMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.....
I think we need a Confession thread, everything w/spoiler tags for the delicate. Maybe I'll go do that in the Boldly Going thread since I don't think I'm gonna have the nerve to post my slash.
Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
I'm listening.
A slash confession thread?
I'm listening.
Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
It's confessions for everybody EVERYBODY. So you're like totally cool to talk about your Mrs. Mudd proclivities.
I started small. Everyday with breakfast kind of default confession.
It's confessions for everybody EVERYBODY. So you're like totally cool to talk about your Mrs. Mudd proclivities.
I started small. Everyday with breakfast kind of default confession.
Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
I think you make a good point here Guy. Deanna was evidently a Leiutenant Commander because certain aspects of her responsibilities aboard the ship required her to both have rank and, technically, be a part of the chain-of-command. I made a comment about Paramedics being untrained in basic first aid, but I guess a more appropriate description would be that of a HR bod in a big corporate enviroment. Management experience is optional. Obviously it's desirable, and to a certain degree expected. But nobody would expect them to fill the void left by a departing manager. Which isn't to say they couldn't throw their hat in the ring...
I guess what I mean is that Deanna might have had a formal rank and a place in the chain-of-command, but no bastard in the fleet would ever have predicted her to be in the position of actually having to exercise those responsibilities. Including Deanna herself.
I think you make a good point here Guy. Deanna was evidently a Leiutenant Commander because certain aspects of her responsibilities aboard the ship required her to both have rank and, technically, be a part of the chain-of-command. I made a comment about Paramedics being untrained in basic first aid, but I guess a more appropriate description would be that of a HR bod in a big corporate enviroment. Management experience is optional. Obviously it's desirable, and to a certain degree expected. But nobody would expect them to fill the void left by a departing manager. Which isn't to say they couldn't throw their hat in the ring...
I guess what I mean is that Deanna might have had a formal rank and a place in the chain-of-command, but no bastard in the fleet would ever have predicted her to be in the position of actually having to exercise those responsibilities. Including Deanna herself.
Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
You're right. Ro is a bastard.
You're right. Ro is a bastard.
Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
I'm surprised that we didn't seen any of them in the relativity episode.
I'm surprised that we didn't seen any of them in the relativity episode.
Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
Praise the Gods!
Praise the Gods!
Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
I do sometimes wonder if even Janeway forgot about them.
Imagine the homecoming debrief:
JANEWAY: Hi guys, we're back! I managed to get all of my crew safely all the way home from the Delta Quadrant! Isn't that awesome? Btw, this is my first officer, Commander Chakotay.
STARFLEET COMMAND: Hold on, ISTR that your XO was Lieutenant Commander Jackass McJackass when you left starbase seven years ago. What happened to that guy?
JANEWAY (genuinely confused): Who? Uh, yeah, that guy. Uh, he stayed behind. With, um, Lieutenant Carey. They've gone into business together selling, um, flapjacks.
I do sometimes wonder if even Janeway forgot about them.
Imagine the homecoming debrief:
JANEWAY: Hi guys, we're back! I managed to get all of my crew safely all the way home from the Delta Quadrant! Isn't that awesome? Btw, this is my first officer, Commander Chakotay.
STARFLEET COMMAND: Hold on, ISTR that your XO was Lieutenant Commander Jackass McJackass when you left starbase seven years ago. What happened to that guy?
JANEWAY (genuinely confused): Who? Uh, yeah, that guy. Uh, he stayed behind. With, um, Lieutenant Carey. They've gone into business together selling, um, flapjacks.
Re: Did we ever learn much about the original crew who died in Caretak
I'm almost certain she wasn't counting Tom as "crew".
It's possible that she wasn't counting Tuvok either because he was on a mission off ship.
but they continue to say that there is still 141 crew, after she and Tuvok lose several crew and then integrate.
In Blood fever Voirrik says that there are 73 male crewmen.
I'm almost certain she wasn't counting Tom as "crew".
It's possible that she wasn't counting Tuvok either because he was on a mission off ship.
but they continue to say that there is still 141 crew, after she and Tuvok lose several crew and then integrate.
In Blood fever Voirrik says that there are 73 male crewmen.
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