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I agree that Voyager had some good points, however I did have problems with Voyager. There were too many episodes that were set entirely on the ship. The enemy was often the only focus of an episode and if that enemy appears only on the view screen, the episode is flat.

I think that the directors were trying to make it like DS9, in that it dealt with characters. However you could have excellent characters but still have a crappy show if the characters aren't doing anything special. There were many episodes in DS9 where the characters were pushed. The episode where Sisko brought the Romulans into the war tested just how far he was willing to go. Worf dealt with the aftermath of blowing up a "civilian" ship. Jadzia Dax dealt with living with a killer in her belly. Voyager has none of these excellent plots.

Great characters builds from great plots and great plots focus around great characters. Voyager did not start up with great characters, just good ones, and so had time going places. Furthermore, the directors/producers weren't able to build these characters into attention worthy characters.

I wouldn't wanna be the guy who cleans Picard's head.

Okay, I'll start things off. I gave it an 8. I enojyed it. It's nice to know that T'Pol was always somewhat emotional.

When this season started, I was worried that the writers/directors would forget about the past seasons because of poor ratings. This proved me wrong. Archer's dream about the Xindi was a nice touch. As was T'Pol's fiancé.

Another touch I enjoyed was the vision of Earth that wasn't all nice. People were xenophobic, not all happy-golucky. In was an interesting take.

I liked the Phlox face trick. If anyone can get a picture of that, it would be greatly appreciated.

Again, good episode.

Although T'Pol is the hottest, for me that doesn't translate into attractiveness. I voted for Hoshi.

I always enjoyed the Cardassians. They always interested me. They had the most inner conflict and yet managed to remain a galactic power.

Well, as I recall, the Borg were delt a serious blow in the series finale. So they couldn't do anything really.

I don't think the Orion males will be "cudly". They sound evil.

Although, I am a guy, so I may be a bit biased.

Although I would miss Trek, I can survive 5 years on re-runs. I think 5 years would allow a new infusion of ideas. Enterprise stumbled in Season 2 and although I enjoyed Season 3, I think it could have been much better. They are even throwing out an idea that I was in full support of exploring, the TCW.

I think it would be nice ti see the UFP die, even if it's for just a season or two. They'll come back, of course.

I'm a meat-eater. I should probably eat more fruits and veggies but I just can't stand most of them.

My favourite way of eating vegetables is when they're mixed in with each other. Like pasta sauce. I make a pasta sauce that involves taking a packet of ground beef and mixing it in with some crushed tomatoes, green or red peppers, zuccini and some other veggies. That way I can't actually taste the vegetables.

I suppose that's cheating but that's what I do.

I use the keyboard. I haven't written anything in so long, I've almost forgotten how to write in cursive.

Just finish the G D book.

DS9. Anyone who can punch Q and get away with it deserves my vote.

Children have no place on a military vessel. How many times has the Enterprise been destroyed or almost destroyed? Every time that happens, all the civilians, the children, die.

To me, Weasley is a reminder of this.

Ummmmm, I've got bad news. Jadzia is dead>

Having recently attended a convention, I've discovered that the main continuity problem is the Klingons. The main problems, according to many Trekkies, are the ridges and the fact that we didn't make first contact with them until Kirk's time.

Although I think that there is nothing wrong with "some" Trip/T'Pol relationship, I think that it centered to heavily in the season. I would have like to see Travis, Hoshi and Phlox a bit more. This was my only major beaf with Season 3.

I voted for 1-4. Any good show should have a balance between the four. I think that DS9 was good for this. Lots of personal relationships, Sisko was good for a moral dilema once and a while, lots of action (especially in the last 2 seasons), the sci-fi could have been a bit better but was still acceptable.

You've got Tasha but not Pulaski?

I've got one question: Where the h~ll did the Suliban go? I understand that Paramount wanted to re-energize the series with Season 3, but I can not see them tying it into this alien Nazi plot. I want them back!!!

I'd have to say Hard Time. I almost cried at the end, O'Brian almost killing himself and all. That was soooooooooo sad.

Maybe instead of making Ent Season 3 about the Xindi, they could've started a plot about the Romulan Wars. They should have used an alien species we already know about then a new one.

Do you have a picture of it, so those of us who are to lazy to look it up ourselves can comment on it?

I doubt it. Even if he finds a way to leave the message so it will survive long enough, what would he say?

After finding out about Julian's enhancements, I enjoyed watching previous episodes and thinking "Oh Julian, we know your secret."

The thing I want to know is why none of the Nazi's are surprised to see this obvious non-human.