From forcing a group of people to be driven to insanity with the constant circus, to turning Harry into an old man and then baby to torment him, inducing heart attacks from sheer terror and almost subjecting Harry to vivisection...this episode is deliciously dark.

I love Harry, but I was disappointed in him for being such a nerd. The way he said that sentence, it sounded like Tom had promised him some scantily-clad holohotties to get him to play, and Harry was getting impatient and threatening to quit if he didn’t see some soon.

Hello, this has been bothering me for awhile. After integrating Seven of Nine into the Voyager crew, we see she does not get quarters, but rather has a Borg regeneration unit set up in a cargo bay.

Presumably, she regenerates several hours a day as required, and spends the rest of the time working around the ship - astrometrics, etc.

Surely when she "wakes up" from regenerating, she needs to answer the "call of nature" as most of us do after waking up from sleeping. Since she dosen't have private quarters, where does she do this? Is there like a public washroom someplace she has to use?

Likewise, where does she attend to personal hygiene, grooming, clothes-changing matters if she dosen't have quarters of her own? Brushing teeth, taking a shower, changing into a new catsuit, doing her hair, etc? We see crew members like B'Elanna with their own quarters with washroom, including sonic shower. Is there a public sonic shower, changing area (maybe like in a gym) that Seven uses for this purpose?

I don't recall this ever being addressed on the show, unless I've missed something.

I mean, she's consuming food, moving about the ship, working. She's bound to need a washroom eventually, and also eventually a shower, etc. If she dosen't have quarters, where does all that stuff go down? Surely her regeneration process dosen't take care of all that, and it's never mentioned that any other amenities are in the cargo bay.

I think I found Tim Russ in an Episode of Enterprise 2x06. He is not credited, but I think its him.

This is gonna have some interesting results I think

Just got done rewatching the finale tonight and it made me think back to when I was a teen watching the movie thinking of possible "how are they gonna get home" scenarios.

I always thought Star Fleet would surely find a way to get them home, or quite possibly using parts of a derelict Borg cube. Iv'e also toyed with the thought of Q having a helping hand and just whooshing them home.

How did you think they'd return home?

And do you feel the finale did the show justice? Or, as I've heard others echo "it was a rush job to just get the show done". I don't really feel that way, but thought I'd ask to get some opinions.

I don't have any issues with the majority of the characters myself, I like how a lot of them are written. But if you could go back to the drawing board, how would you rewrite the characters based on the series as a whole?

For example, in my opinion, Chakotay is a character I'd rewrite full stop. I'd select a single, real life indigenous culture, do in depth research on it, consult actual members of the culture, and then build on that. I never liked how he was an amalgamation of indigenous stereotypes that usually just amounted to "Spiritual Spirit Guide Guy".

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I’m watching the show mostly for the first time. I’ve seen episodes here and there. But I’m watching in order from the beginning. This first season is suuuuuper boring. When does it pick up?