So close. It was the episode where 7/9 insecurities made her act all tough and mean, but the crew help her realize the “human” part inside her is warm and loving.
So close. It was the episode where the Voyager space ship fires onto a ground target in a heavily forested area on an inhabited planet. The crew did not realize that they had entered a temporal distortion and traveled back to Earth in 1908.
So close. That’s the Travel, it was the episode where Kes comes back and wreaks havoc on Voyager. Janeway travels back in time, again, this time to deter Kes from doing something bad.
Ah right and the guy telepathically implants violent thoughts which they accuse Seven of originating. Which she gets arrested for. And Tuvok figures it out. It was titled “Implanted Thoughts” right?
Glad you enjoyed it, but to me it felt exceptionally cynical, even more so than other marketing inspired crossovers. The particular way the crew became so keen about wrestling for this one episode was so ingenuine.
You’re clearly pretty good at Star Trek. So close.
It was the one where Chakotay keeps fighting in some weird boxing ring.
Edit: the episode was called “Tonkatsu” because that’s what Neelix was cooking that day.
So close. That’s the Fight. It was the episode where Tom broke the law to save that ocean planet
The episode was obviously called Tsunami
So close. It was the episode where 7/9 insecurities made her act all tough and mean, but the crew help her realize the “human” part inside her is warm and loving.
The episode was obviously call Tsundere.
So close. It was the episode where the Voyager space ship fires onto a ground target in a heavily forested area on an inhabited planet. The crew did not realize that they had entered a temporal distortion and traveled back to Earth in 1908.
The episode was called Tunguska
So close. That’s the Travel, it was the episode where Kes comes back and wreaks havoc on Voyager. Janeway travels back in time, again, this time to deter Kes from doing something bad.
I don’t remember the episode’s Name
Excuse me sir but you are incorrect, in this one Seven and Tuvok are captured and Seven is forced to fight
Ah right and the guy telepathically implants violent thoughts which they accuse Seven of originating. Which she gets arrested for. And Tuvok figures it out. It was titled “Implanted Thoughts” right?
Through this whole thread, i’m reading all the comments exactly like this.
My dad watched. I missed a lot.
Also, I kinda dislike overused tropes and the “arena” one especially.
It wasn’t a high point for the franchise, that’s for sure.
I thought it was pretty good. The main bad guy was our darling Jeffrey Combs, and the grizzled mentor Hirogen that taught Seven was cool
Glad you enjoyed it, but to me it felt exceptionally cynical, even more so than other marketing inspired crossovers. The particular way the crew became so keen about wrestling for this one episode was so ingenuine.
Combs is always nice to see, of course.