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* MuseAbuse: So much in the point of the Doctor's use of the ''Voyager'' crew for his holo-novel that he had to make revisions and forestall its release.
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* {{Flanderisation}}: In the Doctor's thinly-veiled holonovel about his shipmates, Chakotay is defined entirely by his religion (with comically huge facial tattoos and Bajoran earrings), "Torrey" is angry all the time, "Tom Marseilles" is a lech, and "Captain Jenkins" is a cruel viper with a itchy trigger finger. Tom gets revenge by reprogramming the sim, depicting the Doctor as an insufferable ass who spends far too much time on his recreational subroutines (like golf).
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* {{Flanderisation}}: In the Doctor's thinly-veiled holonovel about his shipmates, Chakotay is defined entirely by his religion (with comically huge facial tattoos and Bajoran earrings), "Torrey" is angry all the time, "Tom Marseilles" is a lech, and "Captain Jenkins" is a cruel viper with a itchy trigger finger. (The only character we don't see subject to this is Seven of Nine's expy, no doubt because the Doctor sees Seven as the only crew member on board who is truly sympathetic towards him.) Tom gets revenge by reprogramming the sim, depicting the Doctor as an insufferable ass who spends far too much time on his recreational subroutines (like golf).
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** B'Elanna gets in touch with her estranged father, who was last seen in "Lineage".
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* DisappearedDad: B'Elanna gets in touch with her estranged father, who was last seen in "Lineage".
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** B'Elanna gets in touch with her estranged father, who was last seen in "Lineage".
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** Harry Kim's expy being a Tril humanoid is one to his being bio-formed into a Taresian in "Favorite Son".
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The Doctor is busy writing a holonovel to submit to a publisher on Earth at the same time that ''Voyager'' is testing out a new communications relay system so that they could have constant access to Starfleet. Unfortunately, the crew finds out that the holonovel the Doctor is writing is about a ship that's so similar to ''Voyager'' that it has Expies of ''Voyager'''s crew in it. The Doctor tries to have the holonovel recalled so that he could make changes to make it less obvious that it's about ''Voyager'', but the publisher has already published the work in progress, catching the attention of the Federation and resulting in a trial over whether the Doctor is enough of a person to be granted rights of control as an artist.
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The Doctor is busy writing a holonovel to submit to a publisher on Earth at the same time that ''Voyager'' is testing out a new communications relay system so that they could have constant access to Starfleet. Unfortunately, the crew finds out that the holonovel the Doctor is writing is about a ship that's so similar to ''Voyager'' that it has Expies (less than flattering) [[{{Expy}} Expies]] of ''Voyager'''s crew in it. The Doctor tries to have the holonovel recalled so that he could make changes to make it less obvious that it's about ''Voyager'', but the publisher has already published the work in progress, catching the attention of the Federation and resulting in a trial over whether the Doctor is enough of a person to be granted rights of control as an artist.
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** Seven of Nine's expy standing up for the protagonist of the Doctor's holonovel is a call-back to Seven doing the same for the Doctor in "Latent Image" when Janeway keeps tampering with his memories.
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* OtherMeAnnoysMe: Everyone who tries out the program. Except Neelix, for some reason.
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* OtherMeAnnoysMe: Everyone who tries out the program. Except Neelix, for some reason.who apparently doesn't have an expy in it.
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* DoNotCallMePaul: In most cases, Seven of Nine reacts negatively to anyone calling her Annika. Here, when her aunt calls her by that name, Seven is notably silent.
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* BeardOfEvil: The evil version of Tuvok has a goatee, similar to the MirrorUniverse Spock.
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** The ''Voyager'' crew make numerous ones to previous episodes while defending the Doctor's status as a person.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: The Doctor, when he realizes how much his program has offended his crewmates.
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* OtherMeAnnoysMe: Everyone who tries out the program. Except Neelix, for some reason.
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* TriageTyrant: The Janeway and Chakotay expies want the Doctor to treat Marseilles' concussion even though there's a dying RedShirt. Expy!Janeway settles the debate by shooting the poor guy.
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* CallBack: To "Life Line", where the Doctor finds out that his Mark I EMH copies have all been reprogrammed for menial labor.
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* SympatheticSue: An InUniverse versionversion, with Seven of Nine's expy being the only crew member in the story that helps and stands up for the protagonist.
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* OhCrapThereAreFanficsOfUs: The crew's reaction
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* OhCrapThereAreFanficsOfUs: The crew's reactionreaction. Neelix is the only one who likes it, most likely because it doesn't feature an expy of him.
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* {{Hypochondria}}: A condition of Ensign Kim's expy.
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* DudeNotFunny: The Doctor's InUniverse reaction to Tom Paris altering his program. He's especially outraged that Tom would show him [[CreepyPhysical molesting a patient]].
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* DudeNotFunny: The Doctor's InUniverse reaction to Tom Paris altering his program. He's especially outraged that Tom would show him [[CreepyPhysical molesting a patient]].
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** However the coda does show the novel has indeed made an impression among the Mark Ones stuck in the dilithium mines.
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* PyrrhicVillainy: For the publisher, as the judge ruled that personhood isn't necessary to declare authorship rights.
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* TakeAThirdOption: Neelix's suggestion to The Doctor concerning his holonovel, which leads to his request for a recall of the original version.
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: The Doctor's defense behind writing his holonovel. He gets it back from Tom Paris when he finds out Paris has modified the holonovel so that the Doctor's Expy takes advantage of Seven of Nine's Expy.
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: The In-universe, it's the Doctor's defense behind writing his holonovel. He gets it back from Tom Paris when he finds out Paris has modified the holonovel so that the Doctor's Expy takes advantage of Seven of Nine's Expy.
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: The Doctor's defense behind writing his holonovel. He gets it back from Tom Paris when he finds out Paris has modified the holonovel so that the Doctor's Expy takes advantage of Seven of Nine's Expy.
* WriteWhatYouKnow: The Doctor's defense behind writing his holonovel. He gets it back from Tom Paris when he finds out Paris has modified the holonovel so that the Doctor's Expy takes advantage of Seven of Nine's Expy.
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* PornStachePornStache: Tom Marseilles. Tom Paris comments that it looks nice.
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* {{Flanderisation}}: A clever send-up of fan criticisms of the series. In the Doctor's thinly-veiled holonovel about his shipmates, Chakotay is defined entirely by his religion (with comically huge facial tattoos and Bajoran earrings), "Torrey" is angry all the time, "Tom Marseilles" is a lech, and "Captain Jenkins" is a cruel viper with a itchy trigger finger. Tom gets revenge by reprogramming the sim, depicting the Doctor as an insufferable ass who spends far too much time on his recreational subroutines (like golf).
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* {{Flanderisation}}: A clever send-up of fan criticisms of the series. In the Doctor's thinly-veiled holonovel about his shipmates, Chakotay is defined entirely by his religion (with comically huge facial tattoos and Bajoran earrings), "Torrey" is angry all the time, "Tom Marseilles" is a lech, and "Captain Jenkins" is a cruel viper with a itchy trigger finger. Tom gets revenge by reprogramming the sim, depicting the Doctor as an insufferable ass who spends far too much time on his recreational subroutines (like golf).
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* {{Flanderisation}}: A clever send-up of fan criticisms of the series. In the Doctor's thinly-veiled holonovel about his shipmates, Chakotay is defined entirely by his religion (with comically huge facial tattoos and Bajoran earrings), "Torrey" is angry all the time, "Tom Marseilles" is a lech, and "Captain Jenkins" is a cruel viper with a itchy trigger finger. Tom gets revenge by reprogramming the sim, depicting the Doctor as an insufferable ass who spends far too much time on his recreational subroutines (like golf).
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* OhCrapThereAreFanficsOfUs: The crew's reaction
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* PyrrhicVictory: For the Doctor, as the judge declared him legally an artist but not a person.
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* PowerAtAPrice: The Doctor's mobile emitter is seen as this.
* PyrrhicVictory: For the Doctor, as the judge declared him legally an artist but not aperson.person.
* DudeNotFunny: The Doctor's InUniverse reaction to Tom Paris altering his program. He's especially outraged that Tom would show him [[CreepyPhysical molesting a patient]].
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: Again InUniverse; the Doctor writes the novel to incite the other EMH Mark One's to stand up for their rights.
* SympatheticSue: An InUniverse version
* WhatMeasureIsANonHuman
* PyrrhicVictory: For the Doctor, as the judge declared him legally an artist but not a
* DudeNotFunny: The Doctor's InUniverse reaction to Tom Paris altering his program. He's especially outraged that Tom would show him [[CreepyPhysical molesting a patient]].
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: Again InUniverse; the Doctor writes the novel to incite the other EMH Mark One's to stand up for their rights.
* SympatheticSue: An InUniverse version
* WhatMeasureIsANonHuman
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The Doctor is busy writing a holonovel to submit to a publisher on Earth at the same time that ''Voyager'' is testing out a new communications relay system so that they could have constant access to Starfleet. Unfortunately, the crew finds out that the holonovel the Doctor is writing is about a ship that's so similar to ''Voyager'' that it has Expies of ''Voyager'''s crew in it. The Doctor tries to have the holonovel recalled so that he could make changes to make it less obvious that it's about ''Voyager'', but the publisher has already published the work in progress, catching the attention of the Federation and resulting in a trial over whether the Doctor is enough of a person to be granted rights of control as an artist.
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The Doctor is busy writing a holonovel to submit to a publisher on Earth at the same time that ''Voyager'' is testing out a new communications relay system so that they could have constant access to Starfleet. Unfortunately, the crew finds out that the holonovel the Doctor is writing is about a ship that's so similar to ''Voyager'' that it has Expies of ''Voyager'''s crew in it. The Doctor tries to have the holonovel recalled so that he could make changes to make it less obvious that it's about ''Voyager'', but the publisher has already published the work in progress, catching the attention of the Federation and resulting in a trial over whether the Doctor is enough of a person to be granted rights of control as an artist.artist.
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* PyrrhicVictory: For the Doctor, as the judge declared him legally an artist but not a person.
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