What in Gods name did Harry Kim do in Voyager?
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Yeah. I mean, he's basically this nice...boy! Reasonably clever and nice.
Talk about an epitaph...
Apparently, one of the dumb directives from the showrunners, according to an interview with Garrett Wang, was that the human characters were intended to be less interesting than the alien ones. So the actors were given instructions to not be too emotional when delivering their lines, or some such nonsense. More proof of how fucked up the producers of that show really were. -- RR
Dumb though it may be...it was stated on screen that Harry was a senior officer. As Ops Officer he was also a department head. Thus it never made any sense that he was not promoted to lieutenant.
Unless his staff entirely consisted of enlisted crewmen?
Which means that when he was feeling sick, the entire department didn't even need an officer to run smooth as silk?
Which means that when he was feeling sick, the entire department didn't even need an officer to run smooth as silk?
I think someone needs to get Mulgrew and Wang together onstage at a convention and let him step back into Kim's shoes one more time just for that question...
She'd probably just pinch his cheeks.
Nighting gale
He doesn't understand the Prime Directive. Cloaks are clearly weapons and Harry was taking sides in a war. How can you promote someone who drags the entire federation into the losing side of a lop sided conflict? He could have gotten the entire species exterminated.
Idiot.
If he could build and maintain a cloak, then why didn't Voyager, even if it was a criminal technology after the treaty of algernon, have a cloak?
Lazy.
Idiot.
If he could build and maintain a cloak, then why didn't Voyager, even if it was a criminal technology after the treaty of algernon, have a cloak?
Lazy.
Doesn't sound too much different that the Starfleet officers that sided with the Maquis.
He was Ensign Harry Kim, the Ops Manager.
^ Soooooo not the point
He did have a few good moments but, he pretty much was just the opposite guy in the first season and so on. B'Elanna was Maquis, wasn't a fan of Starfleet her scenes with Harry "StarFleet" were just that him being opposite. With Tom, Tom was the bad boy while Harry was the good officer. Then he just became the Tom tag along.Do tell.
Well in The Thaw, the Guillotine is used on a log, which splits it in two. Now apparently the funfair was the construct of the minds of the people who were there, and since Harry was the one whom the program was focused on, the log (a phallic symbol) was being broken by the clown. Which apparently is some Freudian thing.
Similarly when he's playing the clarinet for Tom, there is a Freudian interpretation there too.
Oh, and when they use that transporter thing in the first season. Harry is on a planet 35,000 light years away, and the girl is all over him. Transporter would still have been there in the morning.
Similarly when he's playing the clarinet for Tom, there is a Freudian interpretation there too.
Oh, and when they use that transporter thing in the first season. Harry is on a planet 35,000 light years away, and the girl is all over him. Transporter would still have been there in the morning.
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