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* BlueSkinnedSpaceBabe: Shree, the Andorian hacker, is an oversexed blue-skinned lady with a black leather getup and a penchant for (lesbian) BDSM.


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Due to the regulations set forth by CBS and Paramount in June 2016, ''WebVideo/StarTrekRenegades'' will be redubbed ''Renegades'' and will be moving forward as an original IP with its Star Trek elements removed.

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%%** TheLeader: Lexxa
%%** TheLancer: Ragnar
%%** TheSmartGuy: Dr. Lucien
%%** TheBigGuy: Icheb (not literally a large guy, but definitely the muscle, with his Borg implants)
%%** TheChick: Fixer, oddly enough
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* InformedAbility: Lexxxa, allegedly an intelligent character and planner, attacks the bad-guy homeworld by just calmly walking in with guns. [[RealityEnsues This predictably results in two deaths]] and [[NearVillainVictory the bad guys almost winning]].

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* InformedAbility: Lexxxa, allegedly an intelligent character and planner, attacks the bad-guy homeworld by just calmly walking in with guns. [[RealityEnsues This predictably results in two deaths]] deaths and [[NearVillainVictory the bad guys almost winning]].
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''[[http://startrekrenegades.com/home/ Star Trek: Renegades]]'' is an independent fan funded and supported Internet television series, executive produced by Sky Conway and directed by ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' actor Creator/TimRuss. So far only one pilot episode has been released, but the series is already notable for being the first continuation of the ''Franchise/StarTrek'' timeline after [[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]], and featuring real ''Franchise/StarTrek'' actors reprising their roles.

Set roughly ten years after ''Voyager'''s return to Earth, ''Renegades'' opens with Admiral Pavel Chekov (Creator/WalterKoenig) and Tuvok (Russ), who now heads Section 31, realizing that the Federation is facing a threat from within. Not knowing where else to turn, they hire an outlaw crew captained by the daughter of [[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan Khan Singh]] to undertake secret, off-the-books missions.

"Renegades" has received generally mixed reviews among Trek fans, with most reviewers praising the ambition of the project and expressing a desire to see it succeed, but criticizing the script, acting (bar the returning characters, who have received near-universal praise), and filming. While it was pitched to CBS as a potential pilot, the network rejected it, likely in favor of the upcoming 2017 series by Alex Kurtzman.

The pilot episode has been released on Website/YouTube, available [[https://www.youtube.com/user/StarTrekRenegades here]].

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''[[http://startrekrenegades.com/home/ Star Trek: Renegades]]'' is an independent fan funded fan-funded and supported Internet television fan-supported project which aspired to be a series, but only released a pilot.

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executive produced by Sky Conway and directed by ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' actor Creator/TimRuss. So far only one pilot episode has been released, but the series is already notable for being It aimed to be the first continuation of the ''Franchise/StarTrek'' timeline after [[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]], and ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'', while featuring real ''Franchise/StarTrek'' ''Star Trek'' actors reprising their roles.

Set roughly ten years after ''Voyager'''s return to Earth, ''Renegades'' opens with Admiral Pavel Chekov (Creator/WalterKoenig) and Tuvok (Russ), who now heads Section 31, realizing that the Federation is facing a threat from within. Not knowing where else to turn, they hire an outlaw crew captained by the daughter of [[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan Khan Singh]] to undertake secret, off-the-books missions.

"Renegades" has received generally mixed reviews among Trek fans, with most reviewers praising the ambition of the project and expressing a desire to see it succeed, but criticizing the script, acting (bar the returning characters, who have received near-universal praise), and filming. While it was pitched to CBS as a potential pilot, the network rejected it, likely in favor of the upcoming 2017 series by Alex Kurtzman.

missions. The pilot episode has been released on Website/YouTube, available [[https://www.youtube.com/user/StarTrekRenegades here]].



%%* {{Adorkable}}: Fixer



** Possible implication for [[spoiler:Chekov]], as the actor stated that the future Episodes 2 and 3 will be his last as the character.

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** Possible implication for [[spoiler:Chekov]], as * TheBlackDudeDiesFirst: Played straight, with the actor stated that the future Episodes 2 and 3 will be his last as the character.man who tries to warn Chekov "we can't trust anyone!"



** Captain Alvarez’s ship is the [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise U.S.S. Archer]]

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** Captain Alvarez’s Alvarez's ship is the [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise U.S.S. Archer]]



* DullSurprise: When they're not [[LargeHam hamming it up]], most of the cast is expressing this.

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* %%* DullSurprise: When they're not [[LargeHam hamming it up]], most of the cast is expressing this.



* GenericDoomsdayVillain: The BigBad. Hates the Federation for unclear reasons? Check. Has unstoppable superweapon? Check. Is physically powerful in one-on-one combat? Check.

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* GenericDoomsdayVillain: The BigBad. Hates BigBad hates the Federation for unclear reasons? Check. Has reasons, has an unstoppable superweapon? Check. Is superweapon, and is physically powerful in one-on-one combat? Check. combat.



* LargeHam: When they're not flatter than Kansas, the entire cast outside of Picardo, Russ, and Koenig falls squarely here.
* MrFanservice: Icheb, now grown, angsty and sporting facial hair, has become quite popular with female fans.

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* %%* LargeHam: When they're not flatter than Kansas, the entire cast outside of Picardo, Russ, and Koenig falls squarely here.
* %%* MrFanservice: Icheb, now grown, angsty and sporting facial hair, has become quite popular with female fans.



* TheBlackDudeDiesFirst: Played depressingly straight, with the man who tries to warn Chekov "we can't trust anyone!"
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''[[http://startrekrenegades.com/home/ Star Trek: Renegades]]'' is an independent fan funded and supported Internet television series, executive produced by Sky Conway and directed by ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' actor Creator/TimRuss. So far only one pilot episode has been released, but the series is already notable for being the first continuation of the ''Franchise/StarTrek'' timeline after [[StarTrekVoyager Voyager]], and featuring real ''Franchise/StarTrek'' actors reprising their roles.

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''[[http://startrekrenegades.com/home/ Star Trek: Renegades]]'' is an independent fan funded and supported Internet television series, executive produced by Sky Conway and directed by ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' actor Creator/TimRuss. So far only one pilot episode has been released, but the series is already notable for being the first continuation of the ''Franchise/StarTrek'' timeline after [[StarTrekVoyager [[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]], and featuring real ''Franchise/StarTrek'' actors reprising their roles.

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* CharacterFocus: The buxom Andorian in the low-cut top and the returning Trek alumni, especially Chekov. Shree in particular makes a lot of appearances in promotional imagery.



* DullSurprise: When they're not [[LargeHam hamming it up]], most of the cast is expressing this.



* GenericDoomsdayVillain: The BigBad. Hates the Federation for unclear reasons? Check. Has unstoppable superweapon? Check. Is physically powerful in one-on-one combat? Check.



* InformedAbility: Lexxxa, allegedly an intelligent character and planner, attacks the bad-guy homeworld by just calmly walking in with guns. [[RealityEnsues This predictably results in two deaths]] and [[NearVillainVictory the bad guys almost winning]].
* {{Jerkass}}: The LawfulStupid Federation Captain. Possibly {{lampshaded}}: his ship is named ''Archer'', after the infamously divisive star of ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise''.
* LargeHam: When they're not flatter than Kansas, the entire cast outside of Picardo, Russ, and Koenig falls squarely here.



%%* MsFanservice: Many of the female leads sport noticeable cleavage, but Shree takes it a step further with her black leather getup and kinky pastimes.

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%%* * MsFanservice: Many of the female leads sport noticeable The Andorian, Shree, is clearly intended to be this, with her deep cleavage, but Shree takes it a step further with her black leather getup outfits, and kinky pastimes.her first scene being a random lesbian sex scene, but many people find her to be too overtly sexualized to be attracted to.



* SmugSnake: Lexxa. Almost everything she does is accompanied by an oily smirk.



* TheBlackDudeDiesFirst: Played depressingly straight, with the man who tires to warn Chekov "we can't trust anyone!"

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* TheBlackDudeDiesFirst: Played depressingly straight, with the man who tires tries to warn Chekov "we can't trust anyone!"
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* ReflexiveResponse: T'Leah absentmindedly snaps a would-be assassin's neck when she could just as easily have captured him. When called out on the fact they needed to interrogate him, she blames "old habits".
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** Though a continuation set after [[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]], with most of the returning characters also being from VOY, Renegades in many ways harks back to [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries the Original Series]] with the new designs for the uniforms and Starfleet decor, Admiral Chekov, a Romulan and Andorian character, and of course the protagonist being Khan's daughter.
** Captain Alvarez’s ship is the [[StarTrekEnterprise U.S.S. Archer]]
** The Breen character, for StarTrekDeepSpaceNine

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** Though a continuation set after [[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]], with most of the returning characters also being from VOY, Renegades ''Renegades'' in many ways harks back to [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries the Original Series]] with the new designs for the uniforms and Starfleet decor, Admiral Chekov, a Romulan and Andorian character, and of course the protagonist being Khan's daughter.
** Captain Alvarez’s ship is the [[StarTrekEnterprise [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise U.S.S. Archer]]
** The Breen character, for StarTrekDeepSpaceNine''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine''.



%%* {{Expy}}: Ronara, the snarky, Betazoid helmswoman engaging in [[SlapSlapKiss romantic banter with a dark male character]], is suspiciously similar to Stadi, the [[EnsembleDarkhorse surprisingly popular bit character]] who died in [[StarTrekVoyagerS1E1Caretaker Caretaker]]

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%%* {{Expy}}: Ronara, the snarky, Betazoid helmswoman engaging in [[SlapSlapKiss [[BelligerentSexualTension romantic banter with a dark male character]], is suspiciously similar to Stadi, the [[EnsembleDarkhorse surprisingly popular bit character]] who died in [[StarTrekVoyagerS1E1Caretaker [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS1E1Caretaker Caretaker]]

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** Ronara's character seems like a combination of both of StarTrekVoyager's notable Betazoid characters: she's a snarky, sexy and tough pilot, like Stadi; and she's un-telepathic via a genetic defect and living as a renegade, like Lon Suder.



* {{Expy}}: Ronara, the snarky, Betazoid helmswoman engaging in [[SlapSlapKiss romantic banter with a dark male character]], is suspiciously similar to Stadi, the [[EnsembleDarkhorse surprisingly popular bit character]] who died in [[StarTrekVoyagerS1E1Caretaker Caretaker]]

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* %%* {{Expy}}: Ronara, the snarky, Betazoid helmswoman engaging in [[SlapSlapKiss romantic banter with a dark male character]], is suspiciously similar to Stadi, the [[EnsembleDarkhorse surprisingly popular bit character]] who died in [[StarTrekVoyagerS1E1Caretaker Caretaker]]



* TookTheBadFilmSeriously[=/=]DoingItForTheArt: Robert Picardo, and likely Russ and Koenig as well. All three are experienced enough to see the problems with the pilot film, but also are on record as loving Trek extensively (probably why they signed on for this series).

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** Ronara's character seems like a combination of both of StarTrekVoyager's notable Betazoid characters: she's snarky, sexy and touch, like Stadi; and she's un-telepathic via a genetic defect and living as a renegade, like Lon Suder.

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** Ronara's character seems like a combination of both of StarTrekVoyager's notable Betazoid characters: she's a snarky, sexy and touch, tough pilot, like Stadi; and she's un-telepathic via a genetic defect and living as a renegade, like Lon Suder.


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** Ronara's character seems like a combination of both of StarTrekVoyager's notable Betazoid characters: she's snarky, sexy and touch, like Stadi; and she's un-telepathic via a genetic defect and living as a renegade, like Lon Suder.
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* TheBlackDudeDiesFirst: Played depressingly straight; it's the Cardassian, played by a dark-skinned actor, who's the first to be killed by the bad guys.

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* TheBlackDudeDiesFirst: Played depressingly straight; it's straight, with the Cardassian, played by a dark-skinned actor, who's the first man who tires to be killed by the bad guys.warn Chekov "we can't trust anyone!"

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"Renegades" has received generally mixed reviews among Trek fans, with most reviewers praising the ambition of the project and expressing a desire to see it succeed, but criticizing the script, acting (bar the returning characters, who have received near-universal praise), and filming. While it was pitched to CBS as a potential pilot, the network rejected it, likely in favor of the upcoming 2017 series by Alex Kurtzman.



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%%* * TheBlackDudeDiesFirst: Played depressingly straight.straight; it's the Cardassian, played by a dark-skinned actor, who's the first to be killed by the bad guys.
* TookTheBadFilmSeriously[=/=]DoingItForTheArt: Robert Picardo, and likely Russ and Koenig as well. All three are experienced enough to see the problems with the pilot film, but also are on record as loving Trek extensively (probably why they signed on for this series).
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Lexxa's first fight scene, which ends with her revealing that she and her "opponent" are actually allies who rig the fights and split the winnings, establishing that she is a ''planner'' before a typical ActionGirl.

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* GuileHero: {{Subverted}} with Lexxa, who is introduced with this in mind but is outsmarted by a bunch of ape-men who live in caves and helpfully explain their evil plans. Her plan is basically to walk into the enemy cave base with a bunch of guns, with only a casual attempt at stealth.
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** {{Subverted}} when her plan to attack the villains' base, which basically consists of walking in with guns, fails dramatically and gets two people killed.
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* SlapSlapKiss: Icheb and Ronara seem to be headed this way, though it's obviously too early to tell.

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%%* BackForTheDead: [[spoiler:Admiral Paris]]
* BlueSkinnedSpaceBabe: Shree, the Andorian hacker, is a hot blue-skinned lady with a black leather getup and a penchant for (lesbian) BDSM.

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%%* * BackForTheDead: [[spoiler:Admiral Paris]]
Paris is killed by Grant Imahara's character.]]
* BlueSkinnedSpaceBabe: Shree, the Andorian hacker, is a hot an oversexed blue-skinned lady with a black leather getup and a penchant for (lesbian) BDSM.



%%* ChewingTheScenery: Some of the acting is a bit over the top.

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%%* * ChewingTheScenery: Some of the acting is a bit [[SoBadItsGood amusingly]] over the top.top, especially Icheb's angst and the big slow-motion final fight.



** {{Subverted}} when her plan to attack the villains' base, which basically consists of walking in with guns, fails dramatically and gets two people killed.



* MsFanservice: Many of the female leads sport noticeable cleavage, but Shree takes it a step further with her black leather getup and kinky pass times.

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* %%* MsFanservice: Many of the female leads sport noticeable cleavage, but Shree takes it a step further with her black leather getup and kinky pass times.pastimes.



%%* SpicyLatina: Chasty Ballestros as the feisty Betazoid Ronara

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%%* SpicyLatina: Chasty Ballestros as the feisty wooden Betazoid Ronara

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%%* BlueSkinnedSpaceBabe: Shree, the Andorian hacker.

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%%* * BlueSkinnedSpaceBabe: Shree, the Andorian hacker. hacker, is a hot blue-skinned lady with a black leather getup and a penchant for (lesbian) BDSM.



%%* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: As you've probably guessed from the series' title.
* RuleOfCool: The only explanation for Dr. Lucien's very 21st-century-looking glasses

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%%* * RagtagBunchOfMisfits: As you've probably guessed from The series centers on a pirate crew captained by the series' title.
* RuleOfCool: The only explanation for Dr. Lucien's very 21st-century-looking glasses
outcast daughter of Khan Noonien Singh and including a disgraced scientist, a rogue former drone, a genetically-defective Betazoid, a Pah-Wraith-worshiping Bajoran, and more.
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''[[https://www.youtube.com/user/StarTrekRenegades Star Trek: Renegades]]'' is an independent fan funded and supported Internet television series, executive produced by Sky Conway and directed by ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' actor Creator/TimRuss. So far only one pilot episode has been released, but the series is already notable for being the first continuation of the ''Franchise/StarTrek'' timeline after [[StarTrekVoyager Voyager]], and featuring real ''Franchise/StarTrek'' actors reprising their roles.

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''[[https://www.youtube.com/user/StarTrekRenegades ''[[http://startrekrenegades.com/home/ Star Trek: Renegades]]'' is an independent fan funded and supported Internet television series, executive produced by Sky Conway and directed by ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' actor Creator/TimRuss. So far only one pilot episode has been released, but the series is already notable for being the first continuation of the ''Franchise/StarTrek'' timeline after [[StarTrekVoyager Voyager]], and featuring real ''Franchise/StarTrek'' actors reprising their roles.



The pilot episode has been released on Website/YouTube.

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''[[https://www.youtube.com/user/StarTrekRenegades Star Trek: Renegades]]'' is an independent fan funded and supported Internet television series, executive produced by Sky Conway and directed by ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' actor Creator/TimRuss. So far only one pilot episode has been released, but the series is already notable for being the first continuation of the ''Franchise/StarTrek'' timeline after [[StarTrekVoyager Voyager]], and featuring real ''Franchise/StarTrek'' actors reprising their roles.

Set roughly ten years after ''Voyager'''s return to Earth, ''Renegades'' opens with Admiral Pavel Chekov (Creator/WalterKoenig) and Tuvok (Russ), who now heads Section 31, realizing that the Federation is facing a threat from within. Not knowing where else to turn, they hire an outlaw crew captained by the daughter of [[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan Khan Singh]] to undertake secret, off-the-books missions.

The pilot episode has been released on Website/YouTube.
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!!''Star Trek: Renegades'' provides examples of:

* ActionGirl:
** Captain Lexxa Singh, the daughter of Khan, and genetically engineered human with enhanced strength and reflexes.
** Also T'Leah, the Romulan guard who twice saves a Starfleet officer from a would-be assassin with her bare hands.
%%* {{Adorkable}}: Fixer
%%* BackForTheDead: [[spoiler:Admiral Paris]]
%%* BlueSkinnedSpaceBabe: Shree, the Andorian hacker.
* BoxedCrook: Lexxa Singh is introduced serving a life sentence in an Orion prison, approached by Tuvok with an offer for her release.
%%* BreakTheCutie: [[spoiler:Chekov's niece losing her hand, and the truth about Fixer.]]
* CallBack:
** Though a continuation set after [[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]], with most of the returning characters also being from VOY, Renegades in many ways harks back to [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries the Original Series]] with the new designs for the uniforms and Starfleet decor, Admiral Chekov, a Romulan and Andorian character, and of course the protagonist being Khan's daughter.
** Captain Alvarez’s ship is the [[StarTrekEnterprise U.S.S. Archer]]
** The Breen character, for StarTrekDeepSpaceNine
%%* ChewingTheScenery: Some of the acting is a bit over the top.
* ContinuityNod: The USS ''Archer'', named for ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise'''s Captain Jonathan Archer.
%%* DarkActionGirl: Both Lexxa and T'Leah (in both their personalities and wardrobes)
%%* DarkIsNotEvil: Should be expected, given the series' premise
%%* DeadpanSnarker: Lexxa and T'Leah, yet again!
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Lexxa's first fight scene, which ends with her revealing that she and her "opponent" are actually allies who rig the fights and split the winnings, establishing that she is a ''planner'' before a typical ActionGirl.
%%* FiveManBand:
%%** TheLeader: Lexxa
%%** TheLancer: Ragnar
%%** TheSmartGuy: Dr. Lucien
%%** TheBigGuy: Icheb (not literally a large guy, but definitely the muscle, with his Borg implants)
%%** TheChick: Fixer, oddly enough
* FantasticRacism: Jarro, a Pah-Wraith worshiping Bajoran, not surprisingly isn't too tolerant toward the new Cardassian shipmate.
* HellbentForLeather: One of the perks of a ''Franchise/StarTrek'' series where the main crew isn't Starfleet. Lexxa, Ragnar, T'Leah, and Shree all have some amount of leather in their outfits.
* MrFanservice: Icheb, now grown, angsty and sporting facial hair, has become quite popular with female fans.
* MsFanservice: Many of the female leads sport noticeable cleavage, but Shree takes it a step further with her black leather getup and kinky pass times.
%%* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: As you've probably guessed from the series' title.
* RuleOfCool: The only explanation for Dr. Lucien's very 21st-century-looking glasses
* SlapSlapKiss: Icheb and Ronara seem to be headed this way, though it's obviously too early to tell.
%%* SpicyLatina: Chasty Ballestros as the feisty Betazoid Ronara
%%* TheBlackDudeDiesFirst: Played depressingly straight.
%%* UnresolvedSexualTension: Ronara and Icheb
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