Origins of Redjac

[LMFAOschwarz]

I always though it would've been a neat touch if Redjac's voice (once inhabiting the computer) had been someone else's besides John Feidler. It makes the "character" of Redjac very Hengist-centric, especially since he was the one they beamed out and dispersed in the end. It sort of gives the impression that Hengist was, in fact, Redjac.

Any one of a number of talented voice actors could have been really creepy reverberating throughout the ship.

 

[Nerys Myk]

Well, "Wolf in the Fold" isn't much else. If it's a logical step-by-step monster hunt, then the monster being Jack the Ripper is sorta irrelevant and uninteresting (since it's not him, but some sort of an alien with all-new parameters defined in the episode). If it's a whodunnit, then being supernatural ruins it just like it always does (because the rules go out of the airlock). But it is a good ghost story if it keeps you wondering and not quite believing...

Timo Saloniemi

Its's a supernatural who-done-it where Jack the Ripper is an immortal body hopping alien monster.

 

[Marsden]

I always though it would've been a neat touch if Redjac's voice (once inhabiting the computer) had been someone else's besides John Feidler. It makes the "character" of Redjac very Hengist-centric, especially since he was the one they beamed out and dispersed in the end. It sort of gives the impression that Hengist was, in fact, Redjac.

Any one of a number of talented voice actors could have been really creepy reverberating throughout the ship.

Like Jimmy Doohan! That would have been scary, what if Scotty was the killer all along!

But I do see your point. For me, though, the voice was altered enough I really didn't sound like Hengist to me.

 

[LMFAOschwarz]

Like Jimmy Doohan! That would have been scary, what if Scotty was the killer all along!

 

[CorporalCaptain]

That would have been scary, what if Scotty was the killer all along!