~Crims~

I used to dislike this episode when I was younger but having re-watched it recently I really enjoy it now. The moral and ethical themes and the way Picard handles the "culture contamination" is very entertaining.

I'll just sit here and nod, and pretend to know what the heck you guys are talking about. :)

nobody beats the Delta Flyer, it has by far the best interior and the best pilot :)

One thing that was left open at the end of DS9 is who becomes the next Kai. My vote is for Kai Kira or Kai Ro lol

I'd be up for that but it would depend on who they would cast.

I didn't really like them either but Quark and Liquidator Brunt changed my opinion on them.

wow, that's interesting. Who knew...

He's great, probably my favorite on Enterprise. His sense of humor is fantasitic and he interacts with everyone very well. Yes, he can be stubborn but that's part of what makes him interesting.

I've seen all of TNG except 1 episode. 90% percent of DS9 and 90% of Voyager. I've seen 20 episodes of Enterprise and about 20 of TOS.

TNG: 4-7

DS9: 1

Voyager: 1

Enterprise: middle of 2 to present

I liked Ezri better.

Jadzia was hot in a classy sort of way, where as Ezri was more of the cute girl next door. So Ezri wins out there in my books. I also thought Jadzia was a little annoying sometimes, where as Ezri was really funny.

YES! Great call, this is my favorite episode! :P

One of the reasons I liked Chakotay was because the type of personality and overall character traits he possessed were very different from almost all other Star Trek characters. With most characters you can make, at the very least, subtle comparisions but Chakotay was very originial in this sense in my opinion.

 

 

 

I agree. He could get a message across without words. The man himself is a great actor. He, in my opinion was the best choice for that roll. His acting ablity is endless and he did the part of Chakotay to the best of his ablities. They needed to use him more. But the show is over and there will be no more new shows as far as Voyager is concerned. I hear tales of a move but never a conformation about it.

 

 

:P I still want more. Sorry just can't seem to stop the want for VOYAGER.

 

Yup, I agree. If someone ever came to him for advice or if he felt someone was acting in an inappropiate manner, he would not come straight out and tell them. He would give advice and lectures in a way that it made the person think, and then they would come to the right decision themselves.

I really liked Chakotay. I actually would have liked to have seen the writers make more use of him. I really liked Seven too, but once she came aboard, some characters suffered to a certain extent, one of them being Chakotay.

~Crims~ I agree with your statement. I also wish they had use Chakotay more often. Seven ended up being used to much. (I am a female, Boys. So yes I wanted more CHAKOTAY.)

A Chakotay/Janeway relationship would have worked much better. He cared for her very much, so this would have worked.

:P MORE CHAKOTAY!!!!!!

One of the reasons I liked Chakotay was because the type of personality and overall character traits he possessed were very different from almost all other Star Trek characters. With most characters you can make, at the very least, subtle comparisions but Chakotay was very originial in this sense in my opinion.

I liked the fact that it was very capable of defending its self. I mean, if the Romulans wanted their hands on it, you know it had to be a good ship.

This episode was well done, the humor was hilarious. The scene with Sisko's desk was one of the funniest in DS9 in my opinion. The main story with Weyoun and Odo was rather original in it's concept and enjoyable.

You're worrying about something that hasn't even happened yet. Don't sweat it.

There were a couple I liked on there but my vote was for Bashir and Ezri, simply because it made Bashir so happy and I'm a big fan of Bashir.

Definitely Janeway, no questions asked.

Thank You, Thank you... Pain Sticks now please.

MMMMMMMMMM pain sticks

haha :(

HURRAH, happy birthing day.

  I forgot J.G. He should've been added too. You guys are right about the others. Maybe the only other one that might have been able to be added was Marc Alaimo.

The thing with Alaimo is: he would be on the show a lot for a certain strech and then completely disappear for an equally long time.

No

I don't recall any new names.

Also when the scientists were doing the tests at the beginning they discovered the 2 drones were from different species and they didn't know what those species were.  Where do you file that?

 

As for Phlox, we don't know if the radiation treatment he used would work on other species.  It destroyed the probes but whether a human could survive it we don't know.  Phlox wasn't sure if he would survive.  As well it was pointed out that this is the first time we had seen the assimilation at that stage.  Once the nanoprobes were more established the radiation treatment would not have worked.

Exactly, and as I stated before we don't know if Phlox's treatment was completely successful, the radiation might have only post-poned the assimilation process.