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No permanent damage was done to the child or the Doctor, so it was allowed to be off her record. And I can understand why no one wanted to really press the issue.[...]No one outside the ship was affected at all, and no one inside the ship was really affected by it. You could chalk it up to a domest...

We have to keep in mind that, for better or worse, the show leans heavily on US Civil War and Reconstruction imagery, to the point that their black scifi bounty hunter was named Jubal Early, who was in RL a Confederate soldier and politician who was a key figure in the Lost Cause narrative. This is ...

No permanent damage was done to the child or the Doctor, so it was allowed to be off her record. And I can understand why no one wanted to really press the issue.[...]No one outside the ship was affected at all, and no one inside the ship was really affected by it. You could chalk it up to a domest...

No permanent damage was done to the child or the Doctor, so it was allowed to be off her record. And I can understand why no one wanted to really press the issue.[...]No one outside the ship was affected at all, and no one inside the ship was really affected by it. You could chalk it up to a domest...

Neelix is someone who is clearly, fundamentally messed up, and people like that tend not to be someone that you want to spend time with if it is avoidable. One thing that gets overlooked, and to be fair remembering it involves some baaad episodes, is that he's basically someone whose family was at ...

With a Bio on Torres as well. After the Doctor and Seven, I feel like B'elanna was the most fleshed out character on Voyager.

So, ah... did they just write Torres' stunt off as Mommy Hormones and Freudian Childhood Trauma? 'Cause she did lobotomize/brainwash a fellow crewmember, make a lot of unauthorized overrides to block off sickbay that ended up getting Security involved, to attempt to have an unnecessary medical proc...

I rather enjoy this episode. While the Shifu arc is like most Stargate arcs, in that they eventually cancel out so that the status quo can continue, this episode at least took the characters on a road that was a little different, with Daniel trying to explore meditation and beginning his eventual ro...

Man, looking back, Icheb's life has been one of constant suffering and abuse interrupted by his time aboard Voyager where people actually gave a shit about him. And even then, Q killed him once.

Is it much different from a crew of a sailing ship stuck in a long calm? OK a bit more to look at outside the ship even if it's just sea, but on the other hand considerably more physical discomfort. Yep! And people developed cabin fever or were abused by the higher-ups on the ship or any number of ...