Speaking of Holodoc, no checks to see if he's alright after Melora leaves If they keep this up, they'll never get home! (Note from Phil: I think this is a new effort on the part of the creators to show how cool it is to be in the Delta Quadrant.)Ĭorey Hines, Hamilton, ON: Holodoc and Kes once again only get two or three lines.(Roberto Picardo I can understand because he is directing the episode.) (Note from Phil: It's a big ensemble and Kess did get to show her teeth in "Warlord"!) The Voyager crew actually stopped to investigate a nebula just because they found it Rene Charbonneau: I saw the new episode of Voyager and something odd happened. Johnson Lai: The blue lights under the master display at the back of theīridge seem to be fluctuating (flashing faintly yet rapidly) in at least 2 On the alien station, Tuvok hits his combadge and there's no sound.īut there should be! (Note from Phil: At least that little erp-erp sound it makes when it's not working!)
I see that Vulcan guy from last week is back. Sure they all would know that it wasn't the E-E (considering that they I don't see why they had to mention that it was the Enterprise-_D_. Once Marayna took over the ship, I couldn't help but think that it wasĪ reuse of TNG's Moriarty storyline. He leaves! Wasn't everyone else still inside? (Note from Phil: I got the impression that Tuvok outlasted everyone else!)
The only problem is that he deactivates the program when She comes on pretty strong, and Tuvok decides to go back [Note from Phil: I have not had time to verify these but they sounded goodĪdam Farlinger: Great Line (Tuvok): "Kal-Toh is to chess as chess is to tic-tac-toe."ĭoes this remind you of another holodeck love affair? Minuet, maybe?ĭuring the party on the holodeck, Tuvok talks to Marayna (sounds almost He can't concentrate so he goes to the holodeck and Tuvok is already there? In other words, why doesn't the computer just turn down the light level coming from the screen?!Įvidently, the Voyager has absolutely no way to control their engines manually? This does not seem wise!Īnd why did Tuvok rundown to the holodeck in the middle of a crisis? They discover the ship can't move.Kim goes to help B'Elanna. Granted, we do have stereos today that can damage your hearing but I suspect by the 24th century that the computer would have automatic overrides to prevent damage to optical sensors. I'm always amused when something explodes and the crew has to squint at the viewscreen. Still, Tuvok is able to give hers the "this would never work out" speech and Marayna lets the Voyager depart.īecause I'm doing this on Thursday morning, quite a bit of input has already come in so I'll limit my comments. She often taps into the computers of the ships that passed by but she has never met anyone like Tuvok before. Marayna is actually the nebula's protector, stationed on a hidden ship. An investigation quickly uncovers the truth. Surprisingly enough, he finds her in his quarters a short time later and soon learns that she has taken over computer control of the ship. Accompanying Kim to the holodeck, Tuvok finds the Marayna character intriguing-even to the point of engaging her in a game of Kal-Toh-an exceedingly difficult form of Vulcan entertainment. Seeking help for his obsession, Kim goes to Tuvok to learn the art of emotional discipline.
(Like last week, I usually do these Brash Reflections on Wednesday night but the UPN block of shows was moved back two hours last night to make room for a basketball game and I went to bed! That means I'm typing like crazy this morning because I have real work to do! Expect typos!)Īs the Voyager take sensor readings on an stable inversion nebula (a phenomenon that is usually highly unstable), Kim falls in love with a holodeck character named Marayna (not to be confused with her sister Macarayna). Alter Ego NCIEO Home Page (Map): Continuing
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