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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.
As Chief of Security, Tuvok is tasked with investigating. He has a hunch that Tabor was assailed by a member of the crew, but admits to Janeway that he has no logical explanation for it. Crewman Jor, a friend of Tabor's, is his first suspect, but it is not long before both she and Yosa, another crewmember, also turn up comatose in separate incidents.
As Chief of Security, Tuvok is tasked with investigating. He has a hunch that Tabor was assailed by a member of the crew, but admits to Janeway that he has no logical explanation for it. Crewman Jor, a friend of Tabor's, is his first suspect, but it is not long before both she and Yosa, another crewmember, also turn up comatose in separate incidents.
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It's a normal day on Voyager, and Paris Tom 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.
skull and a neurochemical imbalance.
As Chief of Security, Tuvok is tasked with investigating. He has a hunch that Tabor wasassailed assaulted by a member of the crew, but admits to Janeway that he has no logical explanation for it. Crewman Jor, a friend of Tabor's, is his first suspect, but it is not long before both she and Yosa, another crewmember, also turn up comatose in separate incidents.
As Chief of Security, Tuvok is tasked with investigating. He has a hunch that Tabor was
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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.
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.
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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, saying it's 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 Janeway and Kim have more forensic Harry are still stuck on the rough holo-image, but he accesses sensor data about the attacker, and that it which matches Tuvok's description Tuvok 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 Seven of Nine finds a subliminal message hidden in a letter from sent by Tuvok's son from in the last data stream, which Tuvok claimed to have 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 Vedek Assembly for his lack of ethics.
unethical experments.
With Janeway's help, Tuvok begins to recover memories from when he worked undercover in the Maquis. Teeroapparently knew found out 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.
The mysterious Bajoran man, whom only Tuvok can see, is apparently controlling him.
With Janeway's help, Tuvok begins to recover memories from when he worked undercover in the Maquis. Teero
* BrickJoke: In the opening scene, one of the holographic audience shushes B'Elanna when she talks over the start of the movie. In the closing scene, B'Elanna herself does this to Janeway.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: The Maquis gave Teero the boot for being too extreme.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: The Maquis gave Teero the boot for being too extreme.extreme, and the Vedek Assembly did the same because they viewed his experiemnts with mind control to be unethical.
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* IdiotBall: After finding Chell roaming without a buddy, Chakotay leaves his own buddy with him and heads off by himself--and is soon attacked.
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* IdiotBall: After finding Chell roaming without a buddy, Chakotay leaves his own buddy with him and heads off by himself--and himself -- and is soon attacked.
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** Teero apparently did this to Tuvok years ago in preparation for this event.
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** Teero apparently did this to Tuvok years ago in preparation for this event. If Tuvok's memory of the event is anything to go by, it was quite painful.
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* ContinuityNod: Chakotay's Maquis ship is revealed to have been named the ''[[Literature/LesMiserables Val Jean]]''. Maquis leader Michael Eddington's obsession with ''Les Misérables'' was previously highlighted back in [[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS05E13ForTheUniform "For the Uniform"]] on [=DS9=].
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-->'''B'Elanna:''' Let me get this straight -- You've gone to all this trouble to program a three-dimensional environment that projects a two-dimensional image and now you're asking me to wear these to to make it look three-dimensional again?
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-->'''B'Elanna:''' Let me get this straight -- You've gone to all this trouble to program a three-dimensional environment that projects a two-dimensional image and now you're asking me to wear these to to make it look three-dimensional again?
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* SuspectIsHatless: When trying to extrapolate the physical parameters of the attacker by [[TechnoBabble dampening the photonic ambience]] in the holodeck and [[ReverseThePolarity reversing the polarity]], Paris and Kim are able to conclude that they were about 170-190cm in height and 75kg in weight -- which matches about half the crew. Kim quips that they can, at least, rule out Naomi Wildman.
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* SarcasticConfession: Lampshaded
-->'''Harry:''' You got me Tuvok, I confess. I was so distraught after hearing Max's name that I fired my Captain Proton Comatizer at every Maquis crew member I could find.\\
'''Tuvok:''' Your sarcasm could be viewed as subterfuge.
-->'''Harry:''' You got me Tuvok, I confess. I was so distraught after hearing Max's name that I fired my Captain Proton Comatizer at every Maquis crew member I could find.\\
'''Tuvok:''' Your sarcasm could be viewed as subterfuge.
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* LetMeGetThisStraight: B'Elanna's reaction to Tom's movie theater.
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* LetMeGetThisStraight: B'Elanna's reaction to [[UnabashedBMovieFan Tom's movie theater.theater]].
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As Chief of Security, Tuvok is tasked with investigating. He has a hunch that Tabor was assailed by a member of the crew, but admits to Janeway that he has no logical explaination for it. Crewman Jor, a friend of Tabor's, is his first suspect, but it is not long before both she and Yosa, another crewmember, also turn up comatose in separate incidents.
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As Chief of Security, Tuvok is tasked with investigating. He has a hunch that Tabor was assailed by a member of the crew, but admits to Janeway that he has no logical explaination explanation for it. Crewman Jor, a friend of Tabor's, is his first suspect, but it is not long before both she and Yosa, another crewmember, also turn up comatose in separate incidents.
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* BookEnds: The episodes starts and ends in Paris' 1950s movie theater recreation on the holodeck.
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* BookEnds: The episodes episode starts and ends in Paris' 1950s movie theater recreation on the holodeck.
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* 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, Cardassia is no longer an imperial power, and the entire reasons they were fighting no longer exist due to the Dominion War. (The closest justification for all this is that Teero has gone certifiably insane.) It's even explained InUniverse.
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* InsaneTrollLogic: The justification for the mutiny used by the Teero-brainwashed crew, given that Voyager ''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, Cardassia is no longer an imperial power, and the entire reasons they were fighting no longer exist due to the Dominion War. (The closest justification for all this is that Teero has gone certifiably insane.) It's even explained InUniverse.
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* BlindedByTheLight: A victim working in a Jeffries tube is dazzled by someone shining a SIMS beacon in his eyes. This also hides the attacker's identity from the audience as well.
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%%* CaptainsLog: Recorded by a brainwashed Chakotay.
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%%* FingerprintingAir: A possibly literal version with 'displaced photons'.
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%%* TheKillerInMe: Tuvok is the amnesiac variety, although he does not actually murder anyone.
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%%* MindRape: Tuvok's forced mind-meld on the former Maquis members on board ''Voyager''.
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** Tuvok's forced mind-meld on the former Maquis members on board ''Voyager''.
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%%* SarcasticConfession: Kim, slightly offended that Tuvok would suggest him as a suspect, offers one when he is being questioned. Tuvok doesn't appreciate it very much, but nevertheless backs off when he realizes how far he's grasping for leads.
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%%* TriggerPhrase: "Pagh'tem'far, b'tanay", Bajoran for "This is a holy time, the time of the awakening".
%%* YawnAndReach: Tom demonstrates this to B'Elanna while showing her what theaters were for, besides the movie itself.
%%* YawnAndReach: Tom demonstrates this to B'Elanna while showing her what theaters were for, besides the movie itself.
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* FridgeLogic: InUniverse-- Janeway explains to a BrainwashedAndCrazy Chakotay how stupid it is to restart the Maquis while they're still 30,000 light years from home. Unfortunately, Teero's hold on him and Tuvok is too strong.
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* TheKillerInMe: Tuvok is the amnesiac variety, although he does not actually murder anyone.
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* MindRape: Tuvok's forced mind-meld on the former Maquis members on board ''Voyager''.
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** Teero apparently did this to Tuvok years ago in preparation for this event.
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* SarcasticConfession: Kim, slightly offended that Tuvok would suggest him as a suspect, offers one when he is being questioned. Tuvok doesn't appreciate it very much, but nevertheless backs off when he realizes how far he's grasping for leads.
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* TriggerPhrase: "Pagh'tem'far, b'tanay", Bajoran for "This is a holy time, the time of the awakening".
* YawnAndReach: Tom demonstrates this to B'Elanna while showing her what theaters were for, besides the movie itself.
* YawnAndReach: Tom demonstrates this to B'Elanna while showing her what theaters were for, besides the movie itself.
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* 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, Cardassia is no longer an imperial power, and the entire reasons they were fighting no longer exist due to the Dominion War. (The closest justification for all this is that Teero has gone certifiably insane.)
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* 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, Cardassia is no longer an imperial power, and the entire reasons they were fighting no longer exist due to the Dominion War. (The closest justification for all this is that Teero has gone certifiably insane.)) It's even explained InUniverse.
--> '''Janeway:''' We're thirty-five thousand light-years from Earth, Chakotay. No one out here even knows about the Maquis. It doesn't make sense. There's nothing you can accomplish.\\
'''Chakotay:''' As long as we exist, so does the rebellion.\\
'''Janeway:''' That's Teero talking. He was unstable, you said so yourself.
--> '''Janeway:''' We're thirty-five thousand light-years from Earth, Chakotay. No one out here even knows about the Maquis. It doesn't make sense. There's nothing you can accomplish.\\
'''Chakotay:''' As long as we exist, so does the rebellion.\\
'''Janeway:''' That's Teero talking. He was unstable, you said so yourself.
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* 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. (The closest justification for all this is that Teero has gone certifiably insane.)
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* 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, Cardassia is no longer an imperial power, and the entire reasons they were fighting no longer exist due to the Dominion War. (The closest justification for all this is that Teero has gone certifiably insane.)
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* TriggerPhrase: "Pagh'tem'far, b'tanay."
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* TriggerPhrase: "Pagh'tem'far, b'tanay."b'tanay", Bajoran for "This is a holy time, the time of the awakening".
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* EveryoneHasStandards: The Maquis gave Teero the boot for being too extreme.
