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| opt2not:
Near the end of Season 7 for Voyager. Just finished the episode with Seven and her obsession with the holodeck. Very weird, and creepy... |
| Mr. Peabody:
--- Quote from: opt2not on November 21, 2018, 05:29:53 pm ---Near the end of Season 7 for Voyager. Just finished the episode with Seven and her obsession with the holodeck. Very weird, and creepy... --- End quote --- How so? By the way, warp and hyperspace are different things. Warp is not a factor but a magnitude, hence no need for other propulsion systems, nor inertial dampening as there is no momentum. Further bonuses: a spatial warp is the ultimate shield - everything slides around you - and a great manipulator and constructor, as space can be made to your whim. |
| opt2not:
--- Quote from: Mr. Peabody on November 26, 2018, 05:28:50 pm --- --- Quote from: opt2not on November 21, 2018, 05:29:53 pm ---Near the end of Season 7 for Voyager. Just finished the episode with Seven and her obsession with the holodeck. Very weird, and creepy... --- End quote --- How so? --- End quote --- Other than the fact that she made a fantasy based around her real life, and is carrying on with romantic encounters with the first officer, or living out scenarios where she's the center of attention? It doesn't matter if you're a guy or girl, that's some creepy sociopath stuff right there. I finished Voyager over the weekend, it really was starting to get good near the end. The episode (S07E21) that had first contact with those sign language aliens was brilliant. I love when star trek writers put a lot of thought into alien languages/communication to really give that sense of a completely different culture. I had the same feeling when watching the TNG episode of the metaphor language aliens, Darmok (S05E02). It's too bad the series ended so abruptly. I would have liked to see another 10 mins of closure upon returning to Earth. Not the cop-out time altering temporal prime directive stuff they pulled, then get resolved in the end and having the crew just show up to earth's orbit and that's it. It's like, oh hey we made it back, roll credits...No grand welcoming, no peek into the life after returning from their epic journey. It just felt like they had to rush the finale, which just translated to a hollow experience to close off the series. But in any case, re-watching Voyager has given me a lot more appreciation for it, especially after the train-wreck of Discovery. |
| wp34:
I re-watched the pilot for Voyager over the weekend to remind myself why I didn't like the show. To be honest I enjoyed it. Some of the things I thought I remembered not liking were either not present or not as bad as I remembered. |
| Mr. Peabody:
When I second-guess the character or find them caricaturish or simply not adult, I can't watch. 60s and 70s TV I rarely have that experience, which is why I may watch it if it's on somewhere I'm at. @opt2not: Hmm. I see self-exploration. |
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