Agreed. I wasn't so much frustrated with her "taking over" as I was with the lazy writing that led to the "Borg nanoprobes can do anything!!!" thing that became a Voyager trope, and that what could have been a goldmine of great material - a Seven / Kes friendship - didn't happen.Awesome character, one of my favorites in all of Trek. I don't think most people hate Seven, they just wish that she wouldn't have taken over the ensemble like she did and wish that Kes could have remained as well.
Agreed. I wasn't so much frustrated with her "taking over" as I was with the lazy writing that led to the "Borg nanoprobes can do anything!!!" thing that became a Voyager trope, and that what could have been a goldmine of great material - a Seven / Kes friendship - didn't happen.Awesome character, one of my favorites in all of Trek. I don't think most people hate Seven, they just wish that she wouldn't have taken over the ensemble like she did and wish that Kes could have remained as well.
Leaving those annoyances aside, Seven is a fantastic character who, thankfully, was portrayed by a terrific actress. The mind boggles at how awful a character Seven could have been if played by a lesser performer than Ryan.
I would have loved to see more Seven/B'Elanna on screen. How these two are written in String Theory Book 1 is one of the reasons why I like the book so much. Great stuff and it would have worked great on screen as well.
I agree but I don't.I like Seven. I thought the battle between her humanity and her Borg upbringing was compelling, and Jeri Ryan is a talented actress. She really sold it.
This sums up how I feel. But...I feel that perhaps they put a little too much focus on her at times.
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