sea trooper

So there's hope for Tuvok after all. He was better after the accident, I don't see why they had to change him back. He could have learned how to work Tactical again. Everyone would have been happy. It's Tuvix all over again! Well, good episode.

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Curses! I just read DR's review up there. I swear I didn't copy him! And yes, the Danubes did have more room, but it was never shown on DS9. In TNG's Timescape they show a dining room. I was quite surprised.

I used to collect stamps when I was younger, I still have the book, and now I try to get all the state quarters.

I also collect AOL disks. I have 0ver 200.

That badly edited picture explains it all. Or not. I just think it's cool. We are Alice. We are one. A creepy episode. Another case of a robot who can think and endangers either one or all of the Voyager crew. I guess Data is the only good AI. Very good episode either way.

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A funny episode, but still a bit annoying. Still funny too. The computer especially, since I'm so used to hearing her say such generic things, hearing her say "Warning, warp core breach a lot sooner than you think." and "Warning, last chance to be hero, Doctor. Get going!" are very humorous. And then there's...

Yes, that's Captain Janeway!

and

Yes, that's Seven!

But, still not that good.

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A black t-shirt and my orange denim jeans.

A Klingon episode, meaning it has mainly to do with our favorite resident Klingon, B'Elanna. A near-death experience takes B'Elanna's subconscious to the Barge of the Dead, the ship that takes dishonored Klingons to Grethnor (Klingon Hell) where she sees her mother. Because B'Elanna was a bad Klingon, her mother is eternally damned, so now it is up to her to save her mother's soul and send it to Sto'Vo'Kor with the honored dead. Will B'Elanna save her mother's soul? Will she die for her mother's honor? Will sea trooper ever shut up? The answers... are yes, no, and no.

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Three members of Seven's unimatrix come back to gain their own individuality after Seven linked their minds together when they crashed into a planet and were separated from the Collective. Average episode, pretty sad.

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The Equinox has escaped the grasp of Voyager, fleeing to the Alpha Quadrant with their other-dimension alien powered ship. They have Seven and the Doctor, and Voyager has the Equinox's EMH (EVIL Medical Hologram!) and a crewman. Janeway shows her tough side again, trying to get information from the crewman. It's really cool too. If you want to know more then watch the darn episode! Sad ending when Ransom learns the error of his ways, and a happy ending when the crew of the Equinox gets stuck with the Voyager crew, lowered ranks, and eternal ridicule. But who can blame them? Janeway can!

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Great beginning to Season six.

Captain Ransom, what an awesome name! That alone deserves a 5, but it doesn't work that way. The Equinox, a Nova class ship also stuck in the Delta Quadrant, thanks to the Caretaker, only they took a different path, met different aliens, and somehow ended up in Voyager's path.

Now Voyager is saving them from the aliens from another dimension (or someplace) that the crew of the Equinox attacked first (but Voyager doesn't know that until the very end).

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So this concludes the fifth season of Star Trek: Voyager. Like I said, many days ago, each season of Voyager gets better and better.

An alright episode. Kind of sad when the warhead gave it's life to save the beings he was fighting to destroy.

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How about it being set during the Dominion War? But then Beverly wouldn't be on it

Would Beverly be on it? Her being in SF Medical and all. I'd like to see her some more.

I'm more afraid of growing old and weak.

My new work uniform (only thing different is a black short-sleeved polo shirt)

Ah ha ha. Here's me!

You might want to raise the volume a bit, I'm sick!

Borgalicious

Seven has a nice left eyebrow. They've briefly shown it once before but not as open as this. It's sexy... Oh, uh... plus McGyver's good friend Jack Dalton takes the place of Draxton. He obviously killed the guy who played Draxton in Future's End. Time is such a funny thing. Oh well, a good episode.

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Great episode. I love Star Trek's futuristic qualities (what else would we love it for?) but I love past-time/time travel/alternate time episodes the best. I could just watch any old show like 7th Heaven, or Gilmore Girls () but I'll never be satisfied. Only Star Trek can pull this stuff off. Well, watch this episode! It's good!

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Aww. The Doctor loves Seven. It'll never work. If you ask me (who asked you?) they need to finally bring Janeway and Chakotay together. They started it years ago and left it hanging. They don't need all these new relationships popping up, especially with two more seasons left (but they don't know that!). Oh well. Nice episode.

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An alright episode. The Malon were never really a favorite species, but they had a good story.

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Cool episode. I had no idea what a "Think Tank" was. I wasn't a bit surprized that the real bad guys turned out to be the Think Tank, but that wasn't until the last minute . It was a smart plan though.

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A large number of the first 500 (and in that fact of all the members) have signed up and never posted. Another message board I go to has a program where if an account has no activity in 6 or so months then it is deleted. Though I know that will never happen on this site... :wink2:

The one where he stabs Deanna!

They sure have changed since the first strip

A less than interesting episode. Long-winded and boring are what comes to mind.

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