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Chaotica: Arachnia my bride
Chakotay: *don't laugh don't laugh, she doesn't know, it's not fair*
The way he is trying so hard only for him and Janeway to start mocking the program seconds later and laughing together is gold. You can see it on his face as Chaotica is making his little speech. He is so amused and holding it in because he knows that this Janeway doesn't know about the Arachnia thing.
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Okay, at the mess hall scene and I had to pause it because I laughed when Chakotay made the "isn't like you to second guess your decisions" as if Janeway hasn't spent 7 years questioning her decision over the Caretaker array to the point she ended up locking herself away in her quarters when they ended up in a void in space ("Night"). He knows she does, he knows she questions her decisions, but that she will refuses to give into that because it will hold her back from continuing to command. And that she questions OUT OF GUILT not doubt.
Having said that, this entire episode is just a constant series of past Janeway being exposed to what her future self has experienced and been through. A woman who lives with the guilt of it all and questions if she did the right thing. Made the right choices. Acted in the best interest - all because she chased after her best friend at that. And then ... Then ... She walks into the mess hall to see her crew in an emergency triage situation, Neelix knowing how she likes her coffee, and as she is trying to process that .... Tuvok calls out to her.
Her best friend. The one she is currently chasing down lying in a bed DYING calls to her. Tells her he didn't think he'd see her again. And this is all from something she did. She will DO. And she is not the Captain of the time he is in. She is the Captain of the past - which should be obvious to all of them given the bun and not short hair but Tom didn't even notice and Tuvok is dying so I can understand him slipping up but even Neelix didn't notice. She's aware of this, she is at his side knowing now that she does save her friend but for what? For him to suffer later? For him to not get home to his wife?
And on top of that he pulls the Spock to Kirk moment with her (line is different but the hand gesture and mention of friendship is there). Just without the glass between them. (I will always wonder if he actually got to pass his katra during this moment because it makes little sense for him not to as a Vulcan)
This sends her into a spiral. She watches him die and is immediately "that's it time to change the future" and you know what .... She does eventually.
I love "Shattered" because it helps to show just how close Janeway and Chakotay have come. How much trust has developed between them. And how Janeway - before everything even happens - is willing to place trust in someone who is meant to be an enemy. Like, yes she doesn't just inject herself and she is very reasonable about questioning things and being cautious about things. But the moment she has proof of different time frames and Chakotay let's her go - showing her the first we aren't enemies - she has a bit more willingness to follow him. Course it's with the logic of doesn't know what is coming on the ship but she's listening.
It also shows Chakotay's own reasoning. He could have found B'Elanna who is just as capable to help him or even Seven or anyone from the crew. But he gets Janeway because he knows she will follow protocol if she remembers what she is exposed to. That she has multiple skill sets that could come in handy. And really just a lot.
Also also also ..... Can we talk about how in multiple alt-timelines we are given that Janeway does and Voyager is left without her as Captain during the journey. And by multiple I mean at least 2 that I can think of off the top of my head. Like, the only time it doesn't seem to happen is when the Admiral makes it home and she CHANGES THAT TIMELINE ANYWAY
Chaotica: Arachnia my bride
Chakotay: *don't laugh don't laugh, she doesn't know, it's not fair*
The way he is trying so hard only for him and Janeway to start mocking the program seconds later and laughing together is gold. You can see it on his face as Chaotica is making his little speech. He is so amused and holding it in because he knows that this Janeway doesn't know about the Arachnia thing.
Can we talk about Jack Crusher proposing to Beverly with a gag gift book of "How to Advance your Career Through Marriage" and then Mark Johnson giving Kathryn Janeway an engagement gift of "Dantes Inferno"?
Like, the men of Star Trek fall in love and go "here, here is a book"
And sometimes it's a have a chuckle book and sometimes it's a this will be a good read. But why can I also picture them showing up with plants?
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I love "Shattered" because it helps to show just how close Janeway and Chakotay have come. How much trust has developed between them. And how Janeway - before everything even happens - is willing to place trust in someone who is meant to be an enemy. Like, yes she doesn't just inject herself and she is very reasonable about questioning things and being cautious about things. But the moment she has proof of different time frames and Chakotay let's her go - showing her the first we aren't enemies - she has a bit more willingness to follow him. Course it's with the logic of doesn't know what is coming on the ship but she's listening.
It also shows Chakotay's own reasoning. He could have found B'Elanna who is just as capable to help him or even Seven or anyone from the crew. But he gets Janeway because he knows she will follow protocol if she remembers what she is exposed to. That she has multiple skill sets that could come in handy. And really just a lot.
Also also also ..... Can we talk about how in multiple alt-timelines we are given that Janeway does and Voyager is left without her as Captain during the journey. And by multiple I mean at least 2 that I can think of off the top of my head. Like, the only time it doesn't seem to happen is when the Admiral makes it home and she CHANGES THAT TIMELINE ANYWAY
Well, I knew my Trek quote board of motivation would get updated. And it is ... Today. With "How can I punish you for being who you are?"
I love a Janeway quote obviously. Mind you ... She's replacing HoloJaneway (who replaced Beverly and Picard).
Well, I knew my Trek quote board of motivation would get updated. And it is ... Today. With "How can I punish you for being who you are?"
I love a Janeway quote obviously. Mind you ... She's replacing HoloJaneway (who replaced Beverly and Picard).
Watching "Flesh and Blood" has me very disappointed in the cancelation of Starfleet Academy. The constant use of organic. The hunting of holograms. The way this could easily be part of the Kasq (really so many of the photonic and holographic species within Voyager could tie to them). But it's the fact that this group talk so much about looking to the Doctor for inspiration as they were based on his program. And how the Kasq know of the Doctor and have a deep respect for him.
Just .... We could have gotten so much with Starfleet Academy. So many Trek episodes touched back on from the various series. I'm so eager for the next season and wish we were getting more.
Watching "Flesh and Blood" has me very disappointed in the cancelation of Starfleet Academy. The constant use of organic. The hunting of holograms. The way this could easily be part of the Kasq (really so many of the photonic and holographic species within Voyager could tie to them). But it's the fact that this group talk so much about looking to the Doctor for inspiration as they were based on his program. And how the Kasq know of the Doctor and have a deep respect for him.
Just .... We could have gotten so much with Starfleet Academy. So many Trek episodes touched back on from the various series. I'm so eager for the next season and wish we were getting more.
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I love that Trek has lines like "then let's get some nonverbal communication" while in the middle of being shot at. It's just as glorious as "you may test that assumption at your convenience"
Starfleet has a sass course for its Captains and I will forever believe that. Just *when confronted by a foe, here are the various ways you can clap back"
Also love that the Janeway line is the same episode Tuvok and Chakotay team up to go into Janeway's ready room all "so uh, we got issues with this plan". Like those two had to have talked all "usually if we address her alone she she out smarts us, what if we go together" and the plan still failed
Every time I get to the next episode of Voyager I just keep seeing that Admiral review board I mentioned before getting to it as well and just bugged eyed out all "so you remember that time a large Hirogen hunting party took over Voyager and hunted them for sport for months?" "yeah, didn't Janeway hunt them back after being shot in the leg. Then proceeded to negotiate a trade with them" "Yeah, gave then him technology so their species could evolve from hunting sentient species" "right, right. We deemed that a necessary trade of technology due to circumstances" long pause "Yeah .... Apparently the holograms became sentient"
All the Admirals "they what now?"
The one reading those logs "It would appear that the Voyager EMH and the few previous instances they came across were not flukes"
Some Admiral "You know with Moriarty and that singing one on DS9 then the EMH .... Maybe this shouldn't be surprising"
Janeway’s feral about her whole crew, this is just a low effort meme :)
T’pel, upon learning that Tuvok is officially missing in action, completely fine: This is troubling news. However, I can sense his katra still, and I know he yet lives. He will return when he is able.
An admiral, four years later, informing T’pel of the news: Lieutenant Tuvok is trapped in the Delta Quadrant. It is a harrowing situation, but he is alive and has Captain Janeway’s leadership. I am sure they will return.
T’pel, experiencing visceral flashbacks to all the reckless stunts her husband and his Human Best Friend have gotten up to in the name of duty BEFORE going missing: *eye twitching.* I am. Pleased.
Look, Janeway and Tuvok share one brain cell and its name is T'Pel.
It's okay though .... They found a second one and its name Chakotay.
That one needs T'Pel approval though and after she hears everything he probably gets barely a pass because she is well aware that that while they all may be each others emergency contact it is she who is the MAIN emergency contact. It's why Gretchen loves her and will never ever think wrong of her (even when T'Pel does something questionable)
I know when Deanna walked out of the room after pulling her "try me" line in Reg's dabo girl ex that Admiral Paris had a moment of "this is why Picard refuses to let this one go"
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"There is still 23 of our former comrades"
I will never understand how they got Voyager with not even the entire Maquis. Like, I get they armed themselves but as we see so was everyone else. So the biggest argument is really the whole taken by surprise thing. But you are saying that not ONE section got off a warning to another? Also, it all just makes no sense.
The moment Janeway discovered the hidden message in Tuvok's letter that impacted Tuvok she knew he was up to something and doing something so yes she would be loyal to all her crew still but she would be on high alert. The moment she lost contact with Tuvok she would have contacted Harry on the bridge and put him on alert. The only reason this plot works is because they bypass the things we typically see from Kathryn and act like she wouldn't be being extra cautious with the fact that multiple crew have been targeted and potentially impacted by the same thing as Tuvok has been.
Anyways, the best way this could have gone down is to have had Chakotay with Janeway talking to Tuvok so the moment Tuvok gave his little extra notice Janeway was taken out as then the alert doesn't go out. Take out EMH and Tom at same time.... It's just a lot of blatant sort of "no one is calling for help to any other section because we all trust each other so of course despite Tuvok having a problem right now we won't suspect he may have done something when mind melding with the individuals he targeted"
Which .... Is a severe lack of thinking which makes no sense.
I like the episode just if they didn't add that particular line about having to get the rest of the Maquis as well it actually wouldn't make me be all "you got the 130+ people on the ship secure with like 5 people?"
And now for the episode where I get to watch what is essentially my medical system at work.
You know the one where the Doctor is told to work on specific people in a certain more upscale manner because they were deemed by a system to be more valuable.
