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Not as bad of an episode I thought it was going to be. It was very sad and a bit disturbing, also.

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I think the color of my text explains all.

What an annoying episode.

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How many times did you say "Awww!" when you saw this episode? I counted ten. What a cute episode with a depressing ending.

3

Ooo. Two Voyagers. This episode reminds me of DS9's Visionary, where Miles gets into a plasma radiation whatever accident and is able to go forward in time. After a few times he dies and his future self has to take his place. But on the bright side, they save the station from Romulan destruction. Unlike this episode, the good Voyager destroys itself when it's invaded by Vidiians while the messed up Voyager get's Harry and Ensign Wilder's baby. Harry needs to live because he's cool. The baby needs to live because 7 of 9 needs a friend when she comes onboard in the future. A cool episode.

5

Tom Paris leaves Voyager. But it's all fake. They finally catch, well, throw the Maquis officer who's been communicating with Seska, thanks to Neelix's show. Michael Jonas. But I'm sure the real bad guy was his dentist. I'm sure Jonas's teeth survived the disintegration and will come back to try to take over Voyager.

5

The Doctor falls in love with a dying Vidiian woman who he was able to make a hologram of until they fixed her body. The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return. A nice episode.

5

Q's first Voyager episode, and Riker was in it! There was also another Q who wanted to kill himself. This is a good funny/sad episode.

5

A very good episode. Almost scary even. That's why you can never trust those damn machines!

5

Okay, almost one month later:

Combat lvl: 37

Attack: 33

HP: 30

Mining: 45

Strength: 34

Agility: 32

Smithing: 33

Defense: 20

Fishing: 57

Thieving: 9

Cooking: 34

Prayer: 22

Crafting: 10

Firemaking: 30

Magic: 10

Woodcutting: 40

Farming: 2

Brad Dourif is an AWESOME actor which is as much as I can say for this episode. Brad did a great job in his role and so did Tim. This is definitely one of my favorites. WATCH IT!

5

A pretty cool episode. Though I thought it was a bit strange that we would evolve into an amphibian when it's what we already evolved from (watch Before the Dinosaurs). There is no predetermined evolutionary path for the human race, time will tell what we turn into depending on environmental conditions. Different humans who live and grow on different worlds will also stray from the path of the evolutionary route as, say, the humans who live and grow on Earth. Like said, depending on survival conditions. An-y-who, this was a great episode that creeped me out a bit which is saying something.

4- ONLY because of that scientific flaw.

It was a pretty smart idea to ally with a Kazon faction, though I knew all along that it would never happen. And I was a bit surprized that the Trabe turned out to be so hostile, but I doubt we will ever see them again. But that's just my crazy thought...

3

I was thinking of Data this entire episode. In fact, they should have gotten Brent Spiner to do the voice of the robots. That would have been cool. Though as I've noticed, Voyager has ALOT of technobabble. Hope that lightens up...

3

Pretty good episode, even though I thought it was going to be a Borg episode. The ending is kind of sad, too.

4

I still don't like the Kazon. Period.

2

As of this instant this is the best episode of Voyager so far. Suspiria seems like an awesome adversary (isn't her voice amazing?!) and Kes's progression of her powers have been latinum!

5

AHH! Chakotay's butt crack! I think I'm going to be sick! B)

A look into Chakotay's past. Damn he was an ungrateful little [insert colorful metaphor]. It was an alright episode that tells his tattoo story.

3

It was alright. I'm still a bit confused of who those aliens were and what they wanted, but I hope they will be answered in the future.

2

Wow, first Tinadoll and now you. It must be my bleached hair... B)

But in all seriousness I mean no offense, but I still love the show. I'm watching the movie on Comedy Central right now! B)

WOOO HOOO!!!!!!!!

B) Looks like I'm in trouble B)

Well I'm happy anyway, even if I have to call Manveru "Master" for the rest of his life B)

I don't watch it.

The show's use of Christ is insulting to me as a Christian.

Well that was their goal. And me as one who doesn't believe in religion finds it hilarious :wink2:

Hanks is a good actor, but NOT Trek material. Trek needs new faces, not a big star to help it's popularity.

Jem'Hadar fighters in Paris's simulation? But the war was two years away. Voyager left DS9 a bit after the Jem'Hadar showed themselves, so why would he have them as an enemy already? Anyway, I feel sorry for the humanoid that has to lay three of those HUGE eggs. I don't care what galaxy you're from, that has to hurt!

3

This was a fun episode. The ship gets twisted around and everyone gets lost on the ship. Though I thought Chakotay treated Tuvok pretty unfair until he found out that the Vulcan madman was right the entire time. TAKE THAT NON-HUMAN!

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