History Recap / StarTrekVoyagerS7E4Repression

* InsaneTrollLogic: The justification for the mutiny used by the Teero-brainwashed crew, given that Voyager can't possibly affect anything the Maquis were fighting for. Even ignoring them still being nowhere near the Alpha Quadrant, it's been three years after the movement was destroyed, and the entire reasons they were fighting no longer exist due to the Dominion War

* FridgeLogic: InUniverse-- Janeway explains to a BrainwashedAndCrazy Chakotay how stupid it is to restart the Maquis three years after the movement was destroyed, and the entire reasons they were fighting no longer exist due to the Dominion War, while they're still 30,000 light years from home. Unfortunately, Teero's hold on him and Tuvok is too strong.

* InsaneTrollLogic: The justification for the mutiny used by the Teero-brainwashed crew, given that Voyager can't possibly affect anything the Maquis were fighting for.

* FridgeLogic: InUniverse-- Janeway explains to a BrainwashedAndCrazy Chakotay how stupid it is to restart the Maquis three years after the movement was destroyed while they're still 30,000 light years from home. Unfortunately, Teero's hold on him and Tuvok is too strong.

It's a normal day on Voyager, and Paris is taking B'Elanna on a date to the holodeck to enjoy a good old fashioned 1950s horror movie, ''Film/RevengeOfTheCreature''. To their surprise, however, they find Tabor, a bajoran crewmember, unconscious in the front row of the movie theater. Upon examination, the Doctor finds that he is comatose, with no hint as to what happened except for some unexplained microfractures in his skull.

In response, Janeway confines all non-essential crew to their quarters. Tuvok continues the investigation with no recollection of his involvement, but feels a sense of unease, as though he can feel the assailant's presence. While meditating in his quarters, Tuvok begins to have flashbacks of the attacks, then sees the reflection of an unfamiliar bajoran man in his mirror. Rushing back to the holodeck, he finds that Paris and Kim have more forensic data about the attacker, and that it matches Tuvok's description precisely. Convinced that he is the instigator, Tuvok requests that he be sent to the brig.

The mysterious bajoran man, whom only Tuvok can see, is apparently controlling him. Seven-of-Nine finds a subliminal message hidden in a letter from Tuvok's son from the last data stream, which Tuvok neglected to check during his investigation. Chakotay and B'Elanna, who have now woken from their comas along with the rest of the victims, identify the man in the message as Teero Anaydis, a fanatical bajoran vedek who did experiments in mind control but was expelled from the Maquis for his lack of ethics.

With Janeway's help, Tuvok begins to recover memories from when he worked undercover in the Maquis. Teero apparently knew that Tuvok was a Starfleet spy, but chose not to reveal him. Instead, he implanted something in his mind to be activated later, and repressed his memory of the event. Still fighting Teero's control, Tuvok calls Chakotay and speaks a cryptic bajoran phrase said by Teero in his message. Chakotay calmly acknowledges, then proceeds to stage a mutiny with the aid of the others who were attacked by Tuvok.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: Tuvok's unexplained hunch that Tabor's attack was the work of another crew member hints at his repressed knowledge of it. For anyone else, it wouldn't be unusual, but Tuvok is a full-blooded Vulcan with no reason to have such a feeling.

* ThreeDMovie: ''Revenge Of The Creature'' is a real-life in-universe example, complete with traditional red-blue 3D glasses. B'Elanna points out to Tom (who created this holodeck simulation) how absurd it is to use a technology capable of producing solid 3D images to simulate a cinema in which a 2D film uses effects to seem 3D. He dismisses her objection basically on the RuleOfCool.

* HeyItsThatGuy: Tuvok is brainwashed by [[Series/{{Angel}} Holtz]].

* SubliminalSeduction: Tuvok's message from his son includes a coded message from Teero that activates him as his brainwashing agent.

* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: While being brainwashed by Teero, Tuvok loses controls of his emotions and begs him to stop.

* ShootYourMate: Chakotay demands that Tuvok shoot Janeway to prove his loyalty. Tuvok correctly gambles that the phaser is not functional, and thus succeeds in winning Chakotay's trust by making the attempt.

A pattern emerges: all three victims were former Maquis. This leads to suspicions that someone has a grudge against them, though it doesn't explain why they would suddenly lash out now. For safety, Chakotay orders all remaining former Maquis to travel in pairs and stay armed. Meanwhile, Paris and Kim are on the holodeck trying to extrapolate forensic data about the attacker from the holodeck logs, but the information is not specific enough to exclude more than about half the crew.

* ThreeDMovie: ''Revenge Of The Creature'' is a real-life in-universe example, complete with traditional red-blue 3D glasses. B'Elanna points out to Tom (who created this holodeck simulation) how absurd it is to use a technology capable of producing solid 3D images to simulate a cinema in which a 2D film uses effects to seem 3D. He dismisses her objection basically on the principle of RuleOfCool.

* ThreeDMovie: ''Revenge Of The Creature'' is an in-universe example, complete with traditional red-blue 3D glasses. B'Elanna points out to Tom (who created this holodeck simulation) how absurd it is to use a technology capable of producing solid 3D images to simulate a cinema in which a 2D film uses effects to seem 3D. He dismisses her objection basically on the principle of RuleOfCool.

* RevengeOfTheTitle: ''Revenge Of The Creature.''

* ThreeDMovie: ''Revenge Of The Creature'' is an in-universe example, complete with traditional red-blue 3D glasses.

* {{3-D Movie}}: ''Revenge Of The Creature'' is an in-universe example, complete with traditional red-blue 3D glasses.

* ShootYourMate: Chakotay demands that Tuvok shoot Janeway to prove his loyalty. Tuvok correctly gambles that the phaser is not functional, and thus succeeds in winning Chakotay's trust by making the attempt.