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[brassyn]

A vital question. I don't want to hear about your Sisko's or Captain FAITH-OF-THE-HEART Scott Bakula.

[Poll #864509]

No fence sitting!

Comments

[itchyfidget.livejournal.com]

What, nobody likes Janeway? I grant you that Picard kicks her sorry ass into next week, but I thought she was cool - very Katharine Hepburn.

[danmilburn.livejournal.com]

Janeway was good, she was just in a really bad show.

[pikelet.livejournal.com]

Janeway's Hepburn on helium thing grates on me. Her character notes presumably consisted of 'likes coffee'.

FACT - best 'Voyager' episode is the one with the Rupert Everett lookalike, if only because it makes Janeway look like an idiot and then stops JUST BEFORE you gouge your eyes out from her idiocy. Subsequent minutes reveal that Janeway is, in fact, a crafty bugger and intensely psychologically damaged.

(Googling reveals that this is called 'Counterpoint'. I loves it, yes I do, but sadly not enough to overcome the Braga-hating blackness that filled my soul as a result of the ending to 'Year of Hell'. That's when I not only stopped watching regularly, but actually lost all interest. Le sigh.)

[brassyn.livejournal.com]

Her character notes presumably consisted of 'likes coffee'.

"likes coffee, bugs ass off Da Vinci which in turn bugs the ass off everyone else ever. Fact."

[pikelet.livejournal.com]

Your committment to 'Voyager' is evident - I quit paying attention long before Da Vinci kept popping up on a regular basis. Subsequent dipping of toes revealed a number of episodes with 'HOLOGRAMS HAVE FEELINGS TOO' as the moral. Oh, and 'IT'S A CRIME TO TURN A HOLOGRAM OFF'.

I was pleased to see, however, that despite all the moves into deeply turdtastic 'zomg moral dilemma' storylines, the over-arcing theme of 'Voyager' was still there - yes, Harry Kim was still as useful as a third nipple, though marginally less entertaining.

[dsky.livejournal.com]

Lies!

Message in a Bottle (the one with the EMH and the EMH Mark 2 on the Prometheus) was the best!

[pikelet.livejournal.com]

I do not know this episode. Did it end up with somehow saying that Holograms Are People Too, by any chance?

[itchyfidget.livejournal.com]

*sticks a post-it to you that reads "dork", and pats you on the head*

I do like the description "Hepburn on helium". I don't think I recall the episode in question (heck, who am I kidding; I hardly recall any of the episodes).