Re: Was there a "GOOD" reason why Neelix left at the 11th ho
I imagine the writers weren't going to Neelix any opinion as to what'd happen if Voyager reaching Earth if he was on the ship in Endgame. At least Neelix got a decent sendoff, even if it stretched logic to breaking point.
Worf got with Jadzia at the beginning of season 5, so there was 2 years worth of competent relationship drama out of that arc. It didn't seem like something of a kneejerk reaction from the writers to a request from Dorn.
Chakotay and Seven got about 2 1/2 eps of screentime (Human Error, Natural Law and Endgame).
Since Worf ended up with so many main cast members (Troi, Jadzia, the Ezri fling), do you think he'd have hooked up with Seven of Nine if Michael Dorn got cast on Voyager? Don't ask me how that would happen.
I imagine the writers weren't going to Neelix any opinion as to what'd happen if Voyager reaching Earth if he was on the ship in Endgame. At least Neelix got a decent sendoff, even if it stretched logic to breaking point.
Kira's hot too goddammit! Although probably not Worf's type.Guy Gardener said:
I would love to compare Dorn and Beltrans reactions about being thrust unexpectedly into the arms of the screen hotty at the last minute? Well Dorn was less so surprised, and apparantly he cried until they moved the plot in this direction because it's unthinkable that Worf isn't getting any.
Worf got with Jadzia at the beginning of season 5, so there was 2 years worth of competent relationship drama out of that arc. It didn't seem like something of a kneejerk reaction from the writers to a request from Dorn.
Chakotay and Seven got about 2 1/2 eps of screentime (Human Error, Natural Law and Endgame).
Since Worf ended up with so many main cast members (Troi, Jadzia, the Ezri fling), do you think he'd have hooked up with Seven of Nine if Michael Dorn got cast on Voyager? Don't ask me how that would happen.