Ensign Harry Kim
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According to a web site that counted these things stringently which I can't find any more, counting Kes and Neelix, 28 poeple left or died... But I think that's also counting Hartry and Naomi from Deadlock, and possibly even Kes from Fury... Possibly Quinn?
But everytime there was a corpse half off camera in a Starfleet Uniform, they tallied the bugger
But everytime there was a corpse half off camera in a Starfleet Uniform, they tallied the bugger
And risk giving one of those crewmen a personality? This is Star Trek: Voyager we're talking about.
It's probably Ex Astris Scientia.
Using Memory Alpha, and excluding Quinn, Harry, the Borg from "Survival Instinct," Torres' duplicate, and Naomi, I came to the conclusion that at least 38 people died between the Starfleet and Maquis crew.
http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Starfleet_casualties_(24th_century)
Who wouldn't want more McKenzie Westmore as Ensign Jenkins the midnight helmgirl?
Kes was the field medic for the first 3 years. Paris took the job after her, but it was when he was not a helm or planet side. Paris was also a trained medic, which made him the go to guy. I don't know how much training goes into being a medic in the 24th century, but Paris' ability could theoretically rival that of ant doctor alive today.
If you want to discuss poor thinking of the writers, why didn't the crew make a back of the Doctors program. One could have been easily on hand once the doctor had his mobile emitter. 2 doctors possibly more, if they could upload his programming to a holodeck while one was in sick bay helping the Doctor with the mobile emitter.
The writers went to great lengths to establish techno-babble explaining that they couldn't back up the doctor, presumably so that the character could be put in a little jeopardy.
However, they were more than willing to forget this premise when it suited them in "Living Witness." Of course, subsequent to that episode, the idea of a back-up program was never revisited.
However, they were more than willing to forget this premise when it suited them in "Living Witness." Of course, subsequent to that episode, the idea of a back-up program was never revisited.
Harry should have hit that. It was a pity she only got one episode.
Reminded me a little of Starbuck, to be honest.
Harry Kim hitting on Starbuck?
After she stops laughing, I think Kim is going to be the girl.
After she stops laughing, I think Kim is going to be the girl.
Harry should have hit a phaser blast and then the floor.
NuBSG, had hundreds of citizens from Caprica on board the fleet ships to recruit. If anything the President could always enforce a draft if needed. Voyager had no such luxury.
Everywhere Voyager went they earned a bad reputation. We also saw people are fearful of strangers in the DQ due to the hostile natives of the DQ like Kazon, Vadiians, Borg, Malon, Hirogen, Krenuim, etc. Nobody trusts anybody in that region of space. They mention how "Federation" just sounds like another conquering force. Mostly refugees (Counterpoint, Survival Instinct, the Borg kids) wanted passage on it. Everybody else we meet in the DQ were con. artists or theives. We saw Janeway ask, they all declined.
It's plausible to loose a only a handful of people if nearly everything you encounter ends in a reset. Half the the events we witnessed on Voyager never happened. Half the series is alternate timelines and/or reset eps.
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It's meant to be to draw attention to the fact the the most traumatic events and high crew death took place in reset/alternate time line eps.
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Factor in "YOH", "Timeless" "Before & After", "Deadlock"....
Braxton and Starfleet don't remember "Future's End"
Janeway & Seven won't remember events of "Relitivity"
Everts of "Shattered" are erased.
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Fury.
In season 6 they go back to inbetween episode 5 and 6 or season one, and reset the time line.
That fudged 130 episodes of Voyager.
130 episodes of Voyager happened differently or didn't happen at all from the perspective of the crew we followed after Fury.
That means that just because of Fury that 76 percent of Voyager was reset.
Or/and...
It took Captain Janeway 21 years to get home. Admiral janeway folded back ten years of her feet up at home and two thirds of her historic ground breaking trip home because she's a monster.
%66.6666 of Voyager reset because of...
Which only makes it mostly season 7 (plus 5 episodes in season 1, and 3 episodes in season 6.) that actually happened, which maths out that barely 1/21st of Voyagers total mission wasn't done over by a do-over.
That's 95 percent (with rounding) of Voyager that bent over for Chronos to temporally diddle with their lives.
Oh.
Year of Hell not happening cancels out Season Seven which did happen.
21/21sts.
%100 of Voyager was reset .
About Ensign Harry Kim: Is anyone at Trek BBS upset he survived the cut in "Scorpion" and they wrote off Kes instead? I read last night online that Harry was meant to be killed off in said episode to make room for Seven of Nine. But after a People article applauding him, TPTB decided to spare him and get rid of Kes?
Yes.
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