Dragon's TeethImagine being in a stasis pod for 900 years. Although I bet we'd still be ruled by a bunch of inept Tory bastards (Rishi Sunak became PM today).
I liked this, interesting new alien, they reminded me of the Cardassians in a lot of ways.
Do we know the origin of the Borg? They seem to have been around in the Delta Quadrant for almost 1000 years, you'd have thought they'd have colonised everywhere in that time.
One Small StepMars in 2032? Thank strawberry float Elon Musk didn't cameo in the episode.
Stupid NASA, their Ares IV was only going to reach the Moon, not Mars.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ares_V#Ares_IVChakotay was a dick, I get he wanted
to recover the module, but to risk everyone? And then to date accuse Seven of having an attitude? "History is irrelevant", really Seven? It was just the last episode where you knowing the history of this area of space was pretty damn useful.
Overall a good episode. Some really daft decisions made by Chakotay, baseball chat and
300 year old parts working in their shuttle aside.
Oh and
why take a 300 year old body out of being lost in space, only to fire it back out into space? The Voyager ConspiracySeven would strawberry floating love Q-Anon
I think
it was way too obvious that Seven was just being paranoid. This would have worked much better if she had stuck with one conspiracy and the episode left us all wondering if she was right. PathfinderMad Murdock and Troi!
Barclay is such a weirdo. Why the strawberry float hasn't Starfleet banned him from ever going near a holodeck.
Cracking episode and one that should mean some big changes to the show in the future.
And this episode means I finally get to say goodbye to 90s Trek. Roll on the new millennium.
Fair HavenWow, Y2K's so advanced that this show looks like the future.
Oh strawberry float, it's an "Irish" episode. These normally go so well....
Oh it's ok, there won't be any leprechauns and everything is authentic, phew!
I guess the stereotyping and inaccuracies can be explained by it being created by Paris, who doesn't strike me as the most reliable world builder.
But still, strawberry floating hell
Ultimately a dreadful episode, but Janeway's "delete the wife" line was hilarious.
2024 edit: I'm glad I got to post the Fair Haven review on St Patrick's Day.