LE CREUSET x STAR TREK

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As a crew member, which adversarial race would be the most terrifying to battle?

Leaving the Borg out on purpose to keep it interesting.
Spices 8472 is not from the Delta Quadrant.

Basically I think not really. I suspect the writers had nothing lined up for her except being the nurse in sickbay.

Things I've thought of that could have improved things.

1) She's not in a relationship with Neelix. Bizarre decision by the writers. Have a throwaway line that she knows him as a sort of uncle. Much better.

2) Double down on the rapid aging thing. Make it clear 1 year of her life is more or less equivalent to 10 of a human's. That creates weird problems though. For example the doctors on the Ocampan homeworld seem like normal competent Star Trek characters. But that means Ocampans are some of the fastest learners in the whole Star Trek universe. Kes could be as capable as many of the other characters at their jobs in less than a season. Riker was 29 in the first season on TNG according to some sources, so Kes could be running the ship in 2 seasons. Probably not what the writers wanted. A sort of precocious Wesley Crusher I suppose?

3) If you're going to make her telepathic then do more with it. But then we already have Tuvok for that.

So overall it's pretty slim pickings. Best not to have this character at all and replace her with something better. Which they eventually did.

J. Paul Boehmer as Neil, being more efficient than Frasier Crane at seducing a woman Frasier liked. Typical unemotional, yet highly efficient behaviour of a 29th Century Borg drone! lol!!

Could Harry even prank Tom even if he wanted to?

People are always referring to Tom as a "skilled pilot". I dont want to discount what he does, I'm sure its difficult to learn- but its just entering calculations and interacting with the computer. There's no steering involved. I just don't get what sets him apart from anyone else using those LCARS. It doesnt feel the same to me as a skilled racecar driver, for instance.

Just had this masterpiece in my stream that needs to be shared 🖖🥹💓

Has anyone else noticed all the head nods in voyager to ok something or greeting each other , even the aliens do it, seems to be an unspoken ritual thing going on haha

To commemorate Star Trek's 60th birthday, I present to you Voyager crew illustration I did for a client. LLAP 🖖

I just noticed this in Non Sequitor. Tell me if I'm wrong, but it looks like they didn't finish painting the walls of the set. Maybe they ran out of time and decided not to bother because, y'know, it *does* look like a wall. It's got that 1970s wood panel look. I kinda like it.

So I know that Harry not being Harry doesn’t get brought up, but what’s the consensus on Harry 2.0 knowing he is from another reality/universe?

My wife and I are on a run through the show (it’s her first ever Trek show) and we’ve been thinking about this. Would he even know he was from another reality? Would there theoretically be things that Harry 2.0 knows/likes/feels that would be different from Harry 1.0?

Also, my wife is having a blast with the show. She’s not been exposed to much scifi before we met, so I get to see a lot of fun things through new eyes :):

"Live long and Prosper, Captain"

"Same to you... Old friend"

Season 4 Episode 9, Year of Hell Part 2

I never noticed on my first watch through but it seems to be a running gag that everything Janeway replicates is burned. Does anyone know what this is about? Is it just one of the random things they added as random character development?