Goddess Kremblor

That man is the Chief of Security and the one who is running in to rescue every single person in that ship (typically with the Captain right at his side) .... And frequently we hear in the show how even random ensign of the episode knows of his family, partook in the latest prank against him, curious about this or that in Tuvok's life, etc.

And it's not just Tuvok either .. the whole ship is clearly a family because everyone cares for everyone but it's the way that Harry just takes Mezoti in an episode to go mess with one of Tuvok's holoprograms is HILARIOUS. This girl has been in the ship for weeks, she's new. Tuvok hasn't even gotten to give her a proper safety lecture and ground her yet. Or do a "excuse me Captain, a member of the crew" like he's done for Naomi ... And meanwhile Harry is like "welp, youre on team pranks now"

Only for "Ashes to Ashes" to give us the story of Lindsey Ballard and how she died only to be found by a species who revives the dead as a way to procreate. And have Ballard tell have dinner with Janeway and during that dinner end up proclaiming a never harbor ill will towards those who brought you death belief. And blatantly tell Janeway that she isn't angry at her for she allowed her to die and as a result she gave her life.

Meanwhile, Tuvok ... Nothing. Janeway ... "How long was I out?" And I bit phased but no more than she ever is when her crew and ship is dealing with something. She's the one gently touching Chakotay when he gets jumpy planet side. She's just chill and in full Captain mode. And im honestly not surprised because "Night" showed us what happens if Kathryn Janeway LETS herself succumb to her memories and thoughts. And thats basically crashing and hiding away. So, here as memories are haunting her from another culture - yeah weighing in her - she is holding herself to that Captain facade so that she won't give in to it all.

Meanwhile, Tuvok isn't really indicating that he even had the memories but the lines in the episode imply that he did. Especially when discussing the memorial and what to do. If he is the sheer amount of Vulcan fortitude he must be holding to has to be keeping him also in his tactical Starfleet Vulcan mode.

Janeway: I rarely lose

She really tried to run away from flirting with a hologram only to be pulled back in because she can't resist being challenged. This entire time all Chakotay had to do was challenging her to a game of velocity and she'd have been done.

I will forever love that episode for the beauty of it. From the mention of DS9. The use of Barclay and brining in Deanna for him to talk it out with. It all being primarily on Earth and random Starfleet people bonus Admiral Paris. Voyager is a holodeck up until the end. It's an entire episode where we don't have our actual crew till the end so we are engaged with other characters all while eager to see this work because we've been watching this crew go through so much that we want Barclay to succeed. And that's such a powerful little thing to do for Trek. To have him go from the who he is in TNG at first - the awkward guy you aren't sure about - to who he is here in Voyager - the still awkward yeah but you KNOW he's brilliant and have hope in his plan.

Like, she and Chakotay are adorable as they make little "haha that was totally in our logs" after realizing they both messed up a bit and her little touch to him. But why is she ALWAYS also immediately right on top of Tuvok? There is no where for her arm to reach when he is at tactical, her doing that would be putting it in his back. She deliberately touched him as well. You know he immediately probably picked up in her "I messed up" thoughts and had a moment of "we are having tea later for gossip aren't we"

Janeway "not my men"

Seven: continues the conspiracy

Janeway: eyebrow begins to twitch

The fact that Voyager does have the tricobalt devices and we don't actively see them on other Starfleet ships. The only other time they are brought up is when the Maquis get a hold of tricobalt explosives .... Like, yes Voyager is an exploratory ship and one for science but there is no reason for them to have a a device that is relatively ineffective against shielded targets and is primarily a demolition device. It would make sense on a ship for something like terra forming perhaps but Voyager wouldnt likely be blowing things up to study it.

The way that I chuckle when Tash says this in "Voyager Conspiracy". Seven is slowly over downloading information into her processors and going down conspiracy rabbit holes and this guy is all "I'm ten years from home it's traffic"

And not even that ..... The two of them step off the turbolift at the same time which would make sense IF they came from the same deck but supposedly Tuvok's quarters aren't on deck 3 (which doesn't make sense as that would make that deck very empty and that's a big waste of space for a ship in their situation).

Like, reasonably Chakotay and Seven would have arrived first as they just had to walk to the turbolift. Meanwhile, even if both were on the same deck then Janeway and Tuvok have to get out of bed proceed to change and then head to the turbolift. Maybe, maybe they'd stop the one Chakotay and Seven are on and all 4 arrive at once (also B'Elanna is senior staff and she didn't show up at all on bridge despite the call for senior staff which is reasonable and I love that Voyager does that honestly).

Don't get me wrong, I love Neelix. And I do love that Tuvok does his little dance when Neelix leaves to show him he does care. But it bugs me so much that when others tell Neelix they aren't interested or just want to be left alone he does listen unless it's a moment he has a sort of "let me just say this real quick" but every single time with Tuvok if he says he wants peace or to simple be alone Neelix is like "that's boring though why don't you do what I want". At least he is saying Tuvok more at this point and not "Mr. Vulcan" ..... Anyways I love "Riddles" for how it lets us peak into Tuvok with his walls down once more. The way Janeway just smiles softly at everything she sees while everyone else is all "this can't be Tuvok".

Don't get me wrong, I love Neelix. And I do love that Tuvok does his little dance when Neelix leaves to show him he does care. But it bugs me so much that when others tell Neelix they aren't interested or just want to be left alone he does listen unless it's a moment he has a sort of "let me just say this real quick" but every single time with Tuvok if he says he wants peace or to simple be alone Neelix is like "that's boring though why don't you do what I want". At least he is saying Tuvok more at this point and not "Mr. Vulcan" ..... Anyways I love "Riddles" for how it lets us peak into Tuvok with his walls down once more. The way Janeway just smiles softly at everything she sees while everyone else is all "this can't be Tuvok".