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I thought I could rewatch Threshold but I was so very, very wrong.
So on Voyager season 3 Before And After
Was anyone else was weirded out by Harry being with Linnis?
Sure, I can believe Tom marrying Kes in this scenario. But no child of Tom Paris would be raised without uncle Harry, right? There is no reason he would not be involved in raising her. So unless he was gone in some way for most of her first year of being alive, wouldn't it be problematic for them to be a couple?
Unless it's very different in ocampa culture since they grow up faster and live way shorter lives than most of the species we see on the show.
I just finished Voyager yesterday and totally felt that Chakotay and Seven was out of nowhere. Seven showed intrest in him but nothing really from Chakotay.
The ending kinda felt underwhelming for me. I mean, they did get home and did a major damage to the borg but it didn't really feel like the end? Idk.
I think the most heartwarming thing that happened was the birth of Tom and B'elena daughter.
When you’re both 10′s but you’ve never landed a starship before.
Rating: General Category: Gen Fandom: Star Trek Voyager Relationship: Kathryn Janeway & Tom Paris
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Ok, let’s settle this.
Oh I love this. That is ablolutley how it would happen.😂😂
A conversation on the bridge between Janeway, Tom, Chakotay and Tuvok. Tuvok makes a comment about human emotions being irrelevant and Chakotay says this:
Then he says this as he looks at Janeway:
So Janeway looks at Chakotay like this… and Tom looks at her like this:
Tom looks at her like, "I know what you guys did on the last stardate" 🤣🤣🤣
And last but not least, we have Tuvok making this face:
I love them!
believe me, captain, i’ve been asking myself the same question for seven years
TV Show - Star Trek: Voyager IX
Office days are never good for watching Voyager, you always start so late! But that's complaining at a high level, if I'm being completely honest.
Today I started with Episode 14 of Season 4, "Message in a Bottle." I like the design of the Prometheus, it has something fresh and new about it, even though the pillars in the sickbay somehow seem familiar to me. Did they borrow them from the set of DS9?
I've also watched "Year of Hell," and damn, was that two-parter good. Yes, the series has its flaws overall, no question about it, but episodes like these make it all worth watching, and I know there's still a lot more to come.
John Rhys-Davies as da Vinci is worth mentioning as well, a true delight, and we've seen him in the role before. You can definitely call it ideal casting.
Before the above-mentioned episode, some interesting themes were also addressed:
Propaganda and what it does to us (Nemesis S4E04)
Experiments on humans (Scientific Method S4E07)
What happens after death? (Mortal Coil S4E12) Just to name a few, and from this perspective, Voyager is incredibly diverse!
Unfortunately, there will soon be a change in the German dubbing voice for Robert Duncan McNeill (Tom Paris), and that's already annoying me. In English, that's not a problem, but in German, only relatively few voices are used for all the actors, which often leads to duplications. Just for comparison, at the moment, Tom Paris has the voice of Tom Vogt, who regularly voices Laurence Fishburn. I've already gotten used to that, and it fits pretty well. But from the fifth season onwards, he will be voiced by Erich Räuker, which means Tom Paris will sound like Richard Dean Anderson (Stargate SG-1). It's not about the actors themselves, please don't get me wrong. It's about the fact that the dubbing directors make such rather unwise decisions, much to the viewer's detriment. Also, often only well-known voices are cast, although there are enough different voices available. But one speaker usually has several regular actors, which drives one insane.
Well, now the Doctor still has his final appearance, and then let's see what else awaits us today. As I've mentioned so many times before, I still enjoy the whole thing.