Janeway must have been disappointed when the 'skeletal' lock brought more then just their bones back. "Aww, I was looking forward to cheap Halloween decorations..."
Ever since I first saw this review, there's still a 50/50 shot whenever I see Harry beamed out on a Voyager episode I'll hear "MY BONES!' in my head and start giggling.
I always loved how you explained the Borg perspective on these things, it shows why they kept getting brought back, fans loved them as antagonists and they have a worldview. You can actually look at things 'like the Borg'. That makes them way more interesting, because as you said, the element of malice is absent. They're not doing any of these things we find abhorrent and dangerous because they hate you or want you to suffer, quite the opposite, assimilation is their version of foreign aid.
Man seeing the smash cut of all the shit everyone (mainly Torres) gave Seven over the years really makes a point how unpopular her being on Voyager must've been. I mean these are just the bits from the main crew, can't imagine what the rest of the crew must've been saying
Don't even get me started on the episode Message in a Bottle. Seven could not blink without Torres throwing a tantrum. I hate Neelix, but I wish Chuck waved the Stupid Neelix Moment in that episode because it doesn't compare to how insufferable Torres is there.
@@shitbeausaysofficial She saved them on numerous occasions, but that didn't really help - at least not when the writers once again thought "Let's go back to the good old times, when Seven was hated by everyone just for having a different opinion."
Definitely one of the best episodes of Voyager. Not my personal favorite, that'd be Dark Frontier, but definitely Top 5 worthy. When Voyager is good, it's REALLY good.
@@Mobysimo and when it's mediocre, it is completely mediocre, with an average episode quality bar notably lower than the original, the next generation, and deep space nine.
According to my headcannon: the reason they don't have seatbelts is because of the inertial dampeners. When they fling out the seats it's the dampeners have to let the people fly a bit across the room or they would be pancacked by the Gs, so if they had on seat belts to dolh them down then either they would be crushed as their own seat hit them at 50mph in the back, or the would just rip their body through the seatbelts and the chunks of their corpse would splat against the far wall.
I dunno. I can see the concept that the inertial dampers* may leak but recover, with acceleration decaying to zero as they recover. But I don't know that the numbers work out: if the dampers leak 50 G for 50ms, then at the end of that time your chair has accelerated you to 25 m/s. That's a lot! And the bridge isn't 25 meters in any dimension... * Trek always gets this wrong. Damping is to a limit such that some motion or value gradually decays to zero. Dampening is to make something moist. It doesn't really bother me, but if I'm here to make pedantic quibbles, why not go all out?
I think your joke about the skeletal lock is one of my favorites, and I have seen basically all of your content. I knew it was coming and I still died laughing. Also, the editing on the Harry flashback scene is just... chef's 💋
They where going to write Garrett Wang of the show. But that magazine article saved his character. UPN was looking for any kind of good publicity as it was the flagship show on the network.
I love how Voyager was The Non-stop Janeway Show Anyone who doesn't immediately prostrate themselves in front of her divine greatness shall surely live to regret it Asses will be ripped off Forgiveness will not be given
It was bad enough when she was written as the only one who is right while all the others are idiots (even when the actual story didn't show her being in the right, because the writers were too stupid). But having her actually say that she can't stand the idea of Chakotay having a different opinion while he still supports her? Welcome to the narcissistic queen of Voyager! Please don't argue with me or my fragile ego might get hurt.
New to your channel, I think it's pretty good! Humour mixed with a good analysis. Seven's Borg oufit is completely ridiculous, surprised they didn't stick her in stilletoes and I did read that it was painful for Jeri Ryan to wear. I know that is later episodes, Ryan also passed out frequently on set due to the ridiculously tight silver outfit she had to wear and was unable to eat properly. I've got a feeling that the outfit was a Rick Berman idea. That, and the 5 inch heels. Nothing like a bit a misogyny, is there, Rick? Janeway is a complete narcissistic hypocrite in this episode (well, she often is - Tuvix, anyone?), and is completely obsessed with getting the crew home. She seems to pull the Starfleet Rule Book out one minute, and then ripping it up the next, depending on whether it affected her fave crew member or not. You're absolutely spot on when you say most of his suggestions anyway. Can you imagine the Allies in WW2 giving the Nazi's nuclear weapons so you could get Victor Lazlo out of Casablanca? Actually, it's worse, because they could have gone around Borg space or settled on a planet. Just because it happens to succeed, the ends do not always justify the means. Stonking good episode, though! Can I just mention that I think Kes is brilliant in this and the next few episodes, showing us that Jennifer Lien was massively underused. "Neelix's cheese"!!!! Yes, Neelix is an annoying little shit. Sorry, I seem to have written a very long post.
My thought is that making a deal with the Borg might of been a better argument if we watched species 8472 destroy other planets and races without any serious opposition. This gives the story the chance to have Janeway start off in agreement with the crew not to team up until it becomes such a serious threat that they might not have a choice--not just for Voyager's survival, but for the Federation if 8472 keeps advancing across the galaxy. Invoke the "Godzilla Threshold" trope that the Borg have the best chance to stop 8472 if Voyager gives them the weapon to do so.
Watching 8472 destroy the Borg (who have already shown that they can destroy literally every other species that they've ever come across) makes it obvious how powerful they are
Man I have been watching your stuff for quite a while now, playing catch up on a long running channel like yours is grand, and I really appreciate how you make nods and references to other great and fun shows. Even if it is just name dropping “Moya” in relation to the bio-ships. Any mention of Farscape makes me love the channel even more. What can I say, I’m a simple man and Farscape is still my favorite sci fi show
@@hypotheticalaxolotl yeah i know. i thought that when I went back and saw. but what I should have said was something more current and trending. the mans f***ing hilarious. i was just trying to figure out why he may be under subbed. if its what he likes to do roll with it. still making me laugh.
@@psychmedia4690 Chuck works according to viewer request so if someone wants to see what he thinks about House of Dragons all they need to do is pony up the cash
I thought 7 was the best character on Voyager (which isn't really saying much, I thought the show overall was meh). A former borg trying to reintegrate into human(ish) society with a bunch of people that had nothing but overt prejudiced hostility for a past she had no control over was a relatively intriguing character. But when you say "My favorite character was 7" people look at you askance and say "yeah yeah, we get it, space tits". Poor Jeri Ryan, she deserved better.
Another aspect of her character was that having to reintegrate into said society wasn't even by choice. Janeway removed her Borg implants and refused to allow her to return to the collective. An aspect of her character that sadly was abandoned far to quickly.
Man , when I was optimistic back then I thought Harry Kim had it sweet. Reality , was punching bag of the week. At one point Seven choose him to sample her best "kitty kat" of the collective. I can never hate Seven of Nine. Those streamline, tactical , uniforms she worm are always going to godlike.
Doesn’t the northwest passage refer to the Louis and Clark expedition? The river through the Rockies and toward the Pacific Ocean? My father would always make a joke ‘have you tried a skeletal lock?’ anytime something didn’t work around the house. ‘If you can’t reprogram then reroute!’ Was our go to but we would use ‘it must be multiphasic that’s why we couldn’t understand it’ lmao.
"When I can deal with the Devil?" .... Janeway, you honestly say that like it's something you've never done. You've committed every single conceivable war crime imaginable and are going to make NEW ones as the show goes on. If you weren't in the Delta Quadrant, I'm pretty sure even SISKO would be scared of you.
The place where I come from is a small world They think so small, they use small words But not me - I'm smarter than that, I worked it out Nanites are stretching my mouth To let those big words come right out I've had assimilation, I'm plugging in To the collective, the big, big collective
Youre ignoring that the alternate was those species getting destroyed by species 8472, which have proven themselves far more powerful than the borg. The borg are not as much of a threat as 8472.
I can't tell who got it worse, Garett Wang who was voted as a sexy person and so was kept on the bad show because they were desperate for any kind of attention, only to fade away into obscurity, remembered only for the bad show, or Jennifer Lien, who got removed from the bad show and has faded into a weird forced obscurity by the fandom because "we don't talk about that".
There was a point when i thought the show would end with Janeway becoming the new Borg Queen (and not only killing her). I mean it would have been perfect: Janeway could force trillions of being to think exactly like she does - none of the drones would have the audacity to argue with her like Chakotay does here. It almost breaks her heart that he simply has a different opinion, even when he follows her orders anyway. Just wow ...
Should Insainewsy have been court martialed? The Federation was at war with the Borg. Letting aside the subsequent invasion by 100 Borg cubes in beta cannon. She made a alliance with a enemy during time of war.
I actually have a theory as to why the Borg couldn't adapt to Species 8472. The Borg has assimilated thousands of species and technology so when they encounter a species or technology they've never seen before they use their knowledge of past assimilated species and technologies which are similar to them as a reference point. If that doesn't work just assimilate some of it and they'll have all the knowledge they need. But with Species 8472 they are alien as a species and technology that nothing they've assimilated can be used as a reference point for them and without the ability to assimilate them they have no means of gathering information
I was always a fan of the theory that Fluidic Space was actually the innards of an unfathomably huge being, and Species 8472 and their ships were part of its immunodefences.
Voyager should have had the crew deciding to stay in the Delta Quadrant. Making new allies and finding a new place to call home. They could have built a 2nd Federation which would have given us the concept of Enterprise (seeing a Federation of aliens form and what compromises and problems that would cause) and Voyager (being in a completely new part of the Galaxy with totally new things to explore). Shame that isn't what we got.
I am very surprised you were able leave in so much of the TNG video content. Especially with footage of that episode. You'd think you'd be able to get away with Voyager clips first.
I think a large failure of Voyager was the because of way there were multiple writers of episodes it kind of turned the series into a schizophrenic mess.
Transporter locks never work in star trek. Just like how the neck things never prevent anything and locking anyone out of the computer is only possible after the bad guy gets what he wants. Drama!
This is the episode that lost me. Chuckles' whole Scorpion speech and Janeway tore him a new one... then the episode proves him right, and we didnt get a Janeway apology. Because Janeway is always right, no matter what. Her authority may not be challenged. Shit writing and shit characterisation. Little did I know that this would be Dostoevsky in comparison to Picard or Discovery.
Weirdly enough, I don't mind Discovery and I've seen it all. It's..... Ok. It's ok enough for me to be ok with it. It's all just... Ok. And sometimes bad. And sometimes good.... It has some good moments. S1 and S2 I liked but wanted a longer season so they didn't have to rush things. S3 and S4 were ok in parts, lame and dumb in others. Picard OTOH I don't have to sit through one moment of to know how badly done and off-base it is. Lol I can just see it's a hot mess. No way. I'm not going to shit on my memories like that. I'm not that masochistic.
SFD keeps being mean to Enterprise, and I don't get it. There were no bad seasons of Enterprise. Bad episodes, sure... every show has those, but overall Enterprise is a good show. Far better than TNG which actually did have 7 bad seasons.
Janeway must have been disappointed when the 'skeletal' lock brought more then just their bones back. "Aww, I was looking forward to cheap Halloween decorations..."
The montage of Harry getting his ass kicked to Enya might have been the funniest gag I've ever seen about Voyager. That was epic.
The clip where he ups his phaser and gets blasted 😂😂😂
And that's only from the first three seasons.
Ever since I first saw this review, there's still a 50/50 shot whenever I see Harry beamed out on a Voyager episode I'll hear "MY BONES!' in my head and start giggling.
I always loved how you explained the Borg perspective on these things, it shows why they kept getting brought back, fans loved them as antagonists and they have a worldview. You can actually look at things 'like the Borg'. That makes them way more interesting, because as you said, the element of malice is absent. They're not doing any of these things we find abhorrent and dangerous because they hate you or want you to suffer, quite the opposite, assimilation is their version of foreign aid.
I'm glad the "Maul doing Red Roof Inn promos" joke stayed in this version, even if he's not as washed up as he seemed at the time of recording.
It was all a cover for his criminal empire.
Man seeing the smash cut of all the shit everyone (mainly Torres) gave Seven over the years really makes a point how unpopular her being on Voyager must've been. I mean these are just the bits from the main crew, can't imagine what the rest of the crew must've been saying
Don't even get me started on the episode Message in a Bottle. Seven could not blink without Torres throwing a tantrum. I hate Neelix, but I wish Chuck waved the Stupid Neelix Moment in that episode because it doesn't compare to how insufferable Torres is there.
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That episode where she saved them all seemed to help
@@shitbeausaysofficial She saved them on numerous occasions, but that didn't really help - at least not when the writers once again thought "Let's go back to the good old times, when Seven was hated by everyone just for having a different opinion."
“Mr. Worf, prepare to unleash the best of both worlds.” I never get tired of it.
Definitely one of the best episodes of Voyager. Not my personal favorite, that'd be Dark Frontier, but definitely Top 5 worthy. When Voyager is good, it's REALLY good.
Voyager is a series of extremes. When its good, it's really good
When its bad its godawful
@@Mobysimo and when it's mediocre, it is completely mediocre, with an average episode quality bar notably lower than the original, the next generation, and deep space nine.
@@hariman7727 Yup.
But hey. At least its not early Enterprise levels
@@hariman7727 I don't know about Next Gen, those first two seasons are quite the dead weight in dragging the overall average down.
Correct
Harry Kim: the redshirt that is also a main character.
He's a man who can list victim of an angry god as his job.
According to my headcannon: the reason they don't have seatbelts is because of the inertial dampeners. When they fling out the seats it's the dampeners have to let the people fly a bit across the room or they would be pancacked by the Gs, so if they had on seat belts to dolh them down then either they would be crushed as their own seat hit them at 50mph in the back, or the would just rip their body through the seatbelts and the chunks of their corpse would splat against the far wall.
50mph? More like 50,000mph. Even at impulse speed a starship would be moving at serious speed.
@@Here_is_Waldo Exactly! Far faster than any seatbelt to be able to handle!
I dunno. I can see the concept that the inertial dampers* may leak but recover, with acceleration decaying to zero as they recover. But I don't know that the numbers work out: if the dampers leak 50 G for 50ms, then at the end of that time your chair has accelerated you to 25 m/s. That's a lot! And the bridge isn't 25 meters in any dimension...
* Trek always gets this wrong. Damping is to a limit such that some motion or value gradually decays to zero. Dampening is to make something moist. It doesn't really bother me, but if I'm here to make pedantic quibbles, why not go all out?
I think your joke about the skeletal lock is one of my favorites, and I have seen basically all of your content. I knew it was coming and I still died laughing. Also, the editing on the Harry flashback scene is just... chef's 💋
That Harry Kim Horror Montage secured my subscription to this channel. Absolutely hilarious.
This explains why the Orville turned out so well in the last season. Braga + MacFarland = good . Braga + Berman = not so good.
Wow, both a B5 and a Farscape reference in one episode!
If only it had been Harry.
"Luckily for Harry he's one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world so the cure starts working."
Hilarious.
Pretty Privilege?
They where going to write Garrett Wang of the show. But that magazine article saved his character. UPN was looking for any kind of good publicity as it was the flagship show on the network.
(9:06) Ha! "Moya". 😜 I love it when Chuck just casually drops in a term/name from another franchise. 😀
There is nothing more demoralizing than breaking through the surface of the water to see the sun for a moment before being sucked back down
I sometimes forget just how long you've been doing this. Thanks.
I love how Voyager was The Non-stop Janeway Show
Anyone who doesn't immediately prostrate themselves in front of her divine greatness shall surely live to regret it
Asses will be ripped off
Forgiveness will not be given
It was bad enough when she was written as the only one who is right while all the others are idiots (even when the actual story didn't show her being in the right, because the writers were too stupid).
But having her actually say that she can't stand the idea of Chakotay having a different opinion while he still supports her? Welcome to the narcissistic queen of Voyager! Please don't argue with me or my fragile ego might get hurt.
Species 8472 does get more development in Star Trek Online, where they also get an actual species name: the Undyne.
@Star Wolf 128 it's undine and their naming predates Undertale by 5 years
@@Feasco Hell, Undine was originally a name for a water spirit in European folklore.
Fucking Undertale fans lmao
Scorpion, the crowning moment of Voyager
New to your channel, I think it's pretty good! Humour mixed with a good analysis.
Seven's Borg oufit is completely ridiculous, surprised they didn't stick her in stilletoes and I did read that it was painful for Jeri Ryan to wear. I know that is later episodes, Ryan also passed out frequently on set due to the ridiculously tight silver outfit she had to wear and was unable to eat properly. I've got a feeling that the outfit was a Rick Berman idea. That, and the 5 inch heels. Nothing like a bit a misogyny, is there, Rick?
Janeway is a complete narcissistic hypocrite in this episode (well, she often is - Tuvix, anyone?), and is completely obsessed with getting the crew home. She seems to pull the Starfleet Rule Book out one minute, and then ripping it up the next, depending on whether it affected her fave crew member or not. You're absolutely spot on when you say most of his suggestions anyway. Can you imagine the Allies in WW2 giving the Nazi's nuclear weapons so you could get Victor Lazlo out of Casablanca? Actually, it's worse, because they could have gone around Borg space or settled on a planet. Just because it happens to succeed, the ends do not always justify the means.
Stonking good episode, though!
Can I just mention that I think Kes is brilliant in this and the next few episodes, showing us that Jennifer Lien was massively underused.
"Neelix's cheese"!!!! Yes, Neelix is an annoying little shit.
Sorry, I seem to have written a very long post.
My thought is that making a deal with the Borg might of been a better argument if we watched species 8472 destroy other planets and races without any serious opposition. This gives the story the chance to have Janeway start off in agreement with the crew not to team up until it becomes such a serious threat that they might not have a choice--not just for Voyager's survival, but for the Federation if 8472 keeps advancing across the galaxy. Invoke the "Godzilla Threshold" trope that the Borg have the best chance to stop 8472 if Voyager gives them the weapon to do so.
Watching 8472 destroy the Borg (who have already shown that they can destroy literally every other species that they've ever come across) makes it obvious how powerful they are
At the time I wanted Janeway to let Species 8472 wipe out the borg completely but how would she safely get across borg space.
Chef's kiss for the Harry Kim Montage.
OH FOR JUST ONE NIGHT, I WOULD TAKE THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE, TO FIND THE HAND OF JANEWAY REACHING FOR SOME MORE COFFEE
Undoubtedly the greatest episode of the show 😊
And one of his best reviews. Absolutely hilarious.
Scorpion was actually like my third Voyager episode ever; I suspect that's why I have fonder memories of the show than many others do.
Man I have been watching your stuff for quite a while now, playing catch up on a long running channel like yours is grand, and I really appreciate how you make nods and references to other great and fun shows. Even if it is just name dropping “Moya” in relation to the bio-ships. Any mention of Farscape makes me love the channel even more. What can I say, I’m a simple man and Farscape is still my favorite sci fi show
ive never wrote a comment like this. you are far undersubcribed for your insight. comedy. story telling and personality. keep going and don't give up.
ow and perhaps diversify a bit. house of the dragon. I'm not saying sell out. ide be interested in your take...
@@hypotheticalaxolotl yeah i know. i thought that when I went back and saw. but what I should have said was something more current and trending. the mans f***ing hilarious. i was just trying to figure out why he may be under subbed. if its what he likes to do roll with it. still making me laugh.
@@psychmedia4690 Chuck works according to viewer request so if someone wants to see what he thinks about House of Dragons all they need to do is pony up the cash
@@Feasco fair. i would say its a suggestion. good/bad advice i don't know. not a request really.
I thought 7 was the best character on Voyager (which isn't really saying much, I thought the show overall was meh). A former borg trying to reintegrate into human(ish) society with a bunch of people that had nothing but overt prejudiced hostility for a past she had no control over was a relatively intriguing character. But when you say "My favorite character was 7" people look at you askance and say "yeah yeah, we get it, space tits". Poor Jeri Ryan, she deserved better.
And now she's stuck on Picard. That show destroyed her character.
Another aspect of her character was that having to reintegrate into said society wasn't even by choice. Janeway removed her Borg implants and refused to allow her to return to the collective. An aspect of her character that sadly was abandoned far to quickly.
@@welker831 no it didn't
@@Feasco Don't let logic waste a good opportunity to whine incessantly about a show.
You think Harry looks back on these events, and curses that fate refused to free him from Janeway?
So close to death.
Man , when I was optimistic back then I thought Harry Kim had it sweet. Reality , was punching bag of the week. At one point Seven choose him to sample her best "kitty kat" of the collective. I can never hate Seven of Nine. Those streamline, tactical , uniforms she worm are always going to godlike.
Dude
Glad I found you
Your not up to hope and fear yet
Great job
this is an old video and he doesn't do them in episode order
the Enya bit was amazing!
Doesn’t the northwest passage refer to the Louis and Clark expedition? The river through the Rockies and toward the Pacific Ocean?
My father would always make a joke ‘have you tried a skeletal lock?’ anytime something didn’t work around the house. ‘If you can’t reprogram then reroute!’ Was our go to but we would use ‘it must be multiphasic that’s why we couldn’t understand it’ lmao.
It's up in the Arctic...
"When I can deal with the Devil?"
.... Janeway, you honestly say that like it's something you've never done. You've committed every single conceivable war crime imaginable and are going to make NEW ones as the show goes on. If you weren't in the Delta Quadrant, I'm pretty sure even SISKO would be scared of you.
Nice one! Especially as the 2 parts of Scorpion originally went over 2 seasons
Did I hear the Xbox sting when Seven debuted?
Moya is kicking Voyager’s ass. Tell em who their daddy is Dargo.
I'M your daddy!
Blackberry.... Oh my Jeezy
The nostalgia..... Now there's a name I haven't heard in a long time
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22:40 I love the xbox 360 boot up sound mixed in, that was great.
The place where I come from is a small world
They think so small, they use small words
But not me - I'm smarter than that, I worked it out
Nanites are stretching my mouth
To let those big words come right out
I've had assimilation, I'm plugging in
To the collective, the big, big collective
🤣🤣😉 nicely done
Ransom using innocent lifeforms as an warp energy source = BAD .
Janeway helping the Borg assimilate billions of innocent species = GOOD .
Youre ignoring that the alternate was those species getting destroyed by species 8472, which have proven themselves far more powerful than the borg. The borg are not as much of a threat as 8472.
I can't tell who got it worse, Garett Wang who was voted as a sexy person and so was kept on the bad show because they were desperate for any kind of attention, only to fade away into obscurity, remembered only for the bad show, or Jennifer Lien, who got removed from the bad show and has faded into a weird forced obscurity by the fandom because "we don't talk about that".
lol, said Species 8472, lmao
I agree with you about Neelix. He appears in situations that really don't make sense.
Also, poor Harry.... Not only his life is flashing before his eyes, the Doctor has to be playing Enya....
Came for the world Building, stayed for cybertits.
I always wondered why Janeway didn't let the Borg tow them instead of wasting the fuel.
There was a point when i thought the show would end with Janeway becoming the new Borg Queen (and not only killing her). I mean it would have been perfect:
Janeway could force trillions of being to think exactly like she does - none of the drones would have the audacity to argue with her like Chakotay does here. It almost breaks her heart that he simply has a different opinion, even when he follows her orders anyway. Just wow ...
Should Insainewsy have been court martialed? The Federation was at war with the Borg.
Letting aside the subsequent invasion by 100 Borg cubes in beta cannon.
She made a alliance with a enemy during time of war.
I actually have a theory as to why the Borg couldn't adapt to Species 8472. The Borg has assimilated thousands of species and technology so when they encounter a species or technology they've never seen before they use their knowledge of past assimilated species and technologies which are similar to them as a reference point. If that doesn't work just assimilate some of it and they'll have all the knowledge they need. But with Species 8472 they are alien as a species and technology that nothing they've assimilated can be used as a reference point for them and without the ability to assimilate them they have no means of gathering information
I was always a fan of the theory that Fluidic Space was actually the innards of an unfathomably huge being, and Species 8472 and their ships were part of its immunodefences.
Voyager should have had the crew deciding to stay in the Delta Quadrant. Making new allies and finding a new place to call home. They could have built a 2nd Federation which would have given us the concept of Enterprise (seeing a Federation of aliens form and what compromises and problems that would cause) and Voyager (being in a completely new part of the Galaxy with totally new things to explore). Shame that isn't what we got.
But then how they could deploy the reset button?
I had wished for the same thing, would have been amazing. Like the Doctor being stranded on that one world where they had the warship voy episode.
@@Deepingmind that's funny that he did that episode next.
I am very surprised you were able leave in so much of the TNG video content. Especially with footage of that episode. You'd think you'd be able to get away with Voyager clips first.
Being able to adapt and being able to come up with wholly new ideas aren't the same thing, so I don't see the contradiction.
I think a large failure of Voyager was the because of way there were multiple writers of episodes it kind of turned the series into a schizophrenic mess.
MY BONES!! 😂 😮❤ So good!
In my opinion the best Borg episode of voyager before they dumbed them down…
There "is" a NWP, only it is high Arctic...Look up the Terror and Erebus when the two ships got stuck in the ice...Modern icebreakers can do it....
What is the background music playing over the post-episode followup?
Dry Bones by Delta Rhythm Boys
"Dem Bones" or "Dry Bones". It's a jazzy spiritual loosely inspired by Ezekiel.
Harry having to lie there in constant pain must have felt like a vacation for Poor Dumb Harry..
most reuploaded review ever?
Transporter locks never work in star trek. Just like how the neck things never prevent anything and locking anyone out of the computer is only possible after the bad guy gets what he wants. Drama!
Or when children play with a console and think they killed everyone.
The computer lock kept the Borg out until Data tricked the Queen in First Contact.
A ladder and a noose 🤣🤣🤣
EMH doctor exposed to Janeway = bioweapon.
Lmao blackberry phone reference. Aged like fine milk.
I like the actress but her character is a mash of kirk and picardy she never had her own personality imo so her choices didn't always make sense,.
The music chosen for the review of hairy kim's life was painfully mediocrely awful
LOL😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is the episode that lost me. Chuckles' whole Scorpion speech and Janeway tore him a new one... then the episode proves him right, and we didnt get a Janeway apology. Because Janeway is always right, no matter what. Her authority may not be challenged. Shit writing and shit characterisation. Little did I know that this would be Dostoevsky in comparison to Picard or Discovery.
Weirdly enough, I don't mind Discovery and I've seen it all. It's..... Ok. It's ok enough for me to be ok with it. It's all just...
Ok. And sometimes bad. And sometimes good.... It has some good moments. S1 and S2 I liked but wanted a longer season so they didn't have to rush things. S3 and S4 were ok in parts, lame and dumb in others.
Picard OTOH I don't have to sit through one moment of to know how badly done and off-base it is.
Lol I can just see it's a hot mess. No way. I'm not going to shit on my memories like that. I'm not that masochistic.
SFD keeps being mean to Enterprise, and I don't get it. There were no bad seasons of Enterprise. Bad episodes, sure... every show has those, but overall Enterprise is a good show. Far better than TNG which actually did have 7 bad seasons.
SFDEBRIS. SERIOUSLY, you need to start making these videos again. Hilarious. My favorite mockery of voyager. DS9 rules!
There's a channel called sf debris red where weekly reviews are posted
Videos making fun of janeway