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Star Trek - Voyager - Season 4 |
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One of the ultimate "Seven exploring her humanity" episodes, and possibly the worst of them. The B'omar Sovereignty were an interesting no-nonsense race, but totally ruined ny the way Seven's one shuttle could cripple a whole armada of their ships. The only thing this show has going for it are some nice looking visual effects, the nightmare scenes look very good and scary.
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Thought police story. A world that believes they have eliminated crime by outlawing violent thought. Not quite. Tuvok gets to investigate and does a good job. Neelix likes having his whiskers tugged by young girls. Funny. A few plot holes here and there, but still worthy.
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Easily the best episode of the season. Neelix, the fuzzy little guy they use for comic relief, finally gets a serious scirpt to work with. There is nothing comic about this, deadly serious subject and a truly heartbreaking performance by Ethan Phillips. Chakotey is put to good use too. Far, far superior to your average space-battle of the week type of story. One of my favourite Voyager episodes.
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Aliens of the week this time are pretty original. A species that live in a dream state. The story is very nicely written, with a few surprising twists and turns. Some witty dialogue, and Tuvok's nightmare is pretty funny. Best part is though, that Chakotey gets more action than normal. It doesn't leave a permanent impression, but better than average.
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Omega itself is interesting and a worthy subject for a Star Trek episode. But of course any good premise can immediately be
ruined by a few disgusting scenes with Seven and Janeway. The final scene just leaves me with a foul taste in my mouth. Well, it has that effect
every time Janeway does her motherly-concern voice.
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