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* BottleEpisode: The whole episode takes place on ''Voyager'', with only a few new actors and no notable special effects.
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* SeasonFinale: But not intended as one, so instead of a BigBadassBattleSequence, we get a LowerDeckEpisode.
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* SeasonFinale: But not intended as one, so instead of a BigBadassBattleSequence, we get a LowerDeckEpisode.[[LowerDeckEpisode lower-deck]] [[BottleEpisode bottle episode]].
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Captain Janeway is playing through her gothic romance holonovel when the characters start disappearing. She messages the bridge for an explanation and learns that the ship is having issues with its power. Tuvok tracks down the issue and finds a former Maquis crewman, Dalby, completing a repair to a broken gelpack. Tuvok reprimands him for making an unscheduled repair, but Dalby brusquely tells Tuvok to leave him alone. After Tuvok reports the confrontation, Janeway admits that some Maquis not adapting well to Starfleet life and need to be taught how to think like a Starfleet officer. She puts Tuvok in charge of teaching problem Maquis in the ways of Starfleet.
Tuvok meets his new charges, the standoffish Henley, the chatterbug Chell, the sullen Garron, and the combative Dalby himself. Insulted by their assignment to the class, the group refuses to heed Tuvok's orders and walk out. Chakotay meets the foursome in the mess hall, and they complain to them about not being allowed to follow their old ways rather than Starfleet's. In Maquis fashion, Chakotay decks Dalby and orders the foursome to return to the class. Tuvok quickly puts the class through a grueling regimen of physical training and technical education. During a battle simulation, Dalby orders a LastStand against impossible odds. Tuvok criticizes him for not simply retreating.
Meanwhile, Torres has been puzzling over the increasing problems they've been having with the ship's gel packs. Since the gel packs use bio-neural technology, she gives one to the Doctor to diagnose, and he discovers that it's been infected with something, but he needs to know the origin of the infection to stop it. While he and Kes investigate the mystery, Tuvok stops by the mess hall and grouses about his class's lack of progress to Neelix, who suggests that he try to be more flexible and find out more about his students. Before leaving the kitchen, Tuvok identifies a block of cheese as the source of the gel packs' infection. It's beamed to sick bay for analysis.
Tuvok invites Dalby to the holodeck in an effort to get to know him, but Dalby rebuffs him. Later, Tuvok leads the quartet in another training exercise, but the ship begins the shut down. The infection is spreading and knocking out all the ship's systems one by one. Their compartment will soon fill with noxious gas, so Tuvok orders everyone out. As they try to escape, Gerron falls unconscious, and Dalby moves to save rescue him, but Tuvok says that protocol dictates that it is too dangerous to go back. He physically forces Dalby to leave. Instead, Tuvok himself stays behind and attempts to rescue Gerron, but after carrying the man most of the way to safety, he collapses.
In sick bay, the Doctor and Kes are running out to time to think of a solution. Kes asks whether bacteria can get infected with a virus, and the Doctor realizes that yes, a virus ''within'' the bacteria may be causing the infection rather than the bacteria itself. They whip up a cure and defeat the infection, saving the ship. Afterwards, the, the remaining classmates rescue Tuvok and Gerron. Tuvok admits that he is learning to bend rules when necessary. Dalby says that if Tuvok can learn to bend rules, then he can learn to follow them.
Tuvok meets his new charges, the standoffish Henley, the chatterbug Chell, the sullen Garron, and the combative Dalby himself. Insulted by their assignment to the class, the group refuses to heed Tuvok's orders and walk out. Chakotay meets the foursome in the mess hall, and they complain to them about not being allowed to follow their old ways rather than Starfleet's. In Maquis fashion, Chakotay decks Dalby and orders the foursome to return to the class. Tuvok quickly puts the class through a grueling regimen of physical training and technical education. During a battle simulation, Dalby orders a LastStand against impossible odds. Tuvok criticizes him for not simply retreating.
Meanwhile, Torres has been puzzling over the increasing problems they've been having with the ship's gel packs. Since the gel packs use bio-neural technology, she gives one to the Doctor to diagnose, and he discovers that it's been infected with something, but he needs to know the origin of the infection to stop it. While he and Kes investigate the mystery, Tuvok stops by the mess hall and grouses about his class's lack of progress to Neelix, who suggests that he try to be more flexible and find out more about his students. Before leaving the kitchen, Tuvok identifies a block of cheese as the source of the gel packs' infection. It's beamed to sick bay for analysis.
Tuvok invites Dalby to the holodeck in an effort to get to know him, but Dalby rebuffs him. Later, Tuvok leads the quartet in another training exercise, but the ship begins the shut down. The infection is spreading and knocking out all the ship's systems one by one. Their compartment will soon fill with noxious gas, so Tuvok orders everyone out. As they try to escape, Gerron falls unconscious, and Dalby moves to save rescue him, but Tuvok says that protocol dictates that it is too dangerous to go back. He physically forces Dalby to leave. Instead, Tuvok himself stays behind and attempts to rescue Gerron, but after carrying the man most of the way to safety, he collapses.
In sick bay, the Doctor and Kes are running out to time to think of a solution. Kes asks whether bacteria can get infected with a virus, and the Doctor realizes that yes, a virus ''within'' the bacteria may be causing the infection rather than the bacteria itself. They whip up a cure and defeat the infection, saving the ship. Afterwards, the, the remaining classmates rescue Tuvok and Gerron. Tuvok admits that he is learning to bend rules when necessary. Dalby says that if Tuvok can learn to bend rules, then he can learn to follow them.
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Captain Janeway is playing through her gothic romance holonovel when the characters start disappearing. She messages the bridge for an explanation and learns that the ship is having issues with its power. Tuvok tracks down the issue and finds a former Maquis crewman, Dalby, completing a repair to a broken gelpack. Tuvok reprimands him for making an unscheduled repair, but Dalby thinks he was displaying Maquis-style initiative and brusquely tells Tuvok to leave him alone. After Tuvok reports the confrontation, Janeway admits that some Maquis are not adapting well to Starfleet life and need to be taught how to think like a Starfleet officer. She puts Tuvok in charge of teaching problem Maquis the worst offenders in the ways of Starfleet.
Tuvok meets his newcharges, charges: the standoffish Henley, the chatterbug Chell, the sullen Garron, Gerron, and the combative Dalby himself. Insulted by their assignment to the class, the group refuses to heed Tuvok's orders and walk out. Chakotay meets the foursome in the mess hall, and they complain to them about not being allowed to follow their old ways rather than Starfleet's. In Maquis fashion, Chakotay decks Dalby and orders the foursome to return to the class. Tuvok quickly puts the class through a grueling regimen of physical training and technical education. During a battle simulation, Dalby orders a LastStand against impossible odds. odds, and Tuvok criticizes him for not simply retreating.
Meanwhile, Torres has been puzzling over the increasing problems they've been having with the ship's gel packs. Since the gel packs use bio-neural technology, she gives one to the Doctor todiagnose, and he diagnose. He discovers that it's been infected with something, but he needs to know the origin of the infection to stop it. While he and Kes investigate the mystery, Tuvok stops by the mess hall and grouses about his class's lack of progress to Neelix, who suggests that he try to be more flexible and find out more about his students. Before leaving the kitchen, Tuvok identifies a block of cheese as the source of the gel packs' infection. It's beamed to sick bay for analysis.
Tuvok invites Dalby to the holodeck in an effort to get to know him, but Dalby rebuffs him. Later, Tuvok leads the quartet in another training exercise, but the ship begins the shut down. The infection is spreading and knocking out all the ship's systems one by one. Their compartment will soon fill with noxious gas, so Tuvok orders everyone out. As they try to escape, Gerron falls unconscious, and Dalby moves to saverescue him, but Tuvok says that Starfleet protocol dictates that it is too dangerous to go back. He back, so Tuvok physically forces Dalby to leave. Instead, Tuvok himself stays behind and attempts to rescue Gerron, but after carrying the man most of the way to safety, he collapses.
In sick bay, the Doctor and Kes are running out to time tothink of a solution.diagnose the infection. Kes asks whether bacteria can get infected with a virus, and the Doctor realizes that yes, a virus ''within'' the bacteria may be causing the infection rather than the bacteria itself. They whip up a cure and defeat the infection, saving the ship. Afterwards, the, the remaining classmates rescue Tuvok and Gerron. Tuvok admits that he is learning to bend rules when necessary. Dalby says that if Tuvok can learn to bend rules, then he can learn to follow them.
Tuvok meets his new
Meanwhile, Torres has been puzzling over the increasing problems they've been having with the ship's gel packs. Since the gel packs use bio-neural technology, she gives one to the Doctor to
Tuvok invites Dalby to the holodeck in an effort to get to know him, but Dalby rebuffs him. Later, Tuvok leads the quartet in another training exercise, but the ship begins the shut down. The infection is spreading and knocking out all the ship's systems one by one. Their compartment will soon fill with noxious gas, so Tuvok orders everyone out. As they try to escape, Gerron falls unconscious, and Dalby moves to save
In sick bay, the Doctor and Kes are running out to time to
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* EveryProperLadyShouldCurtsy: Beatrice, when she meets Janeway/Mrs. Davenport.
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* EveryProperLadyShouldCurtsy: Beatrice, when she meets Janeway/Mrs. Davenport.Beatrice gives a curtsey to Janeway, matching her brother's formal bow.
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* InfiniteSupplies: Once again {{Averted}}--''Voyager'' has only [[DevelopmentGag 47 replacement neural-gel packs]], and no way to get more. Unlike photon torpedoes, at least they never exceed this limit.
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* LastStand: During the training mission, Dalby orders the ship to go out guns blazing rather then try to flee.
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* LastStand: During the training mission, Dalby orders the ship to go out guns blazing rather then try blazing. He doesn't so much refuse to flee.retreat as never even consider it as an option.
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* RapeAsBackstory: A vicarious version--Dalby tells Tuvok how his girlfriend was brutally raped and murdered by three Cardassians.
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* RapeAsBackstory: A vicarious version--Dalby version. Dalby tells Tuvok how his girlfriend was brutally raped and murdered by three Cardassians.
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* SeasonFinale: But not intended as one, so instead of a BigBadassBattleSequence we get a LowerDeckEpisode.
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* SeasonFinale: But not intended as one, so instead of a BigBadassBattleSequence BigBadassBattleSequence, we get a LowerDeckEpisode.
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* TalkToTheFist: Well, that ''is'' the Maquis way.
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* TalkToTheFist: Well, that ''is'' Chakotay decks Dalby when the Maquis crewmen insists on doing things the "Maquis way."
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** This episode is more or less the last episode that plays up any significant hostility between Starfleet and the Maquis, for better or for worse.[[note]]Unless you count season 7's [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS7E4Repression "Repression"]] but that one involved {{Brainwashing}}.[[/note]] From here, it becomes such a non-issue, that said non-issue becomes a plot point in [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E24WorstCaseScenario a season 3 episode.]]
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** This episode is more or less the last episode that plays up any significant hostility between Starfleet and the Maquis, for better or for worse.[[note]]Unless you count season 7's [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS7E4Repression "Repression"]] but that one involved {{Brainwashing}}.[[/note]] From here, it becomes such a non-issue, that said non-issue that it becomes a plot point in [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E24WorstCaseScenario a season 3 episode.]]
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* ArtisticLicenseEngineering: We see more of just how [[SarcasmMode well-built]] ''Voyager'' is. The bio-neural gel packs, which can't be replicated or grown, get sick from a bacterial infection. In addition, the [[PlotDemandedManualMode manual overrides]] don't open the doors if they don't have power, [[NoOSHACompliance which is the entire purpose of a manual override]].
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* ArtisticLicenseEngineering: We see more of just how [[SarcasmMode well-built]] ''Voyager'' is. The learn in this episode that the bio-neural gel packs, which can't be replicated or grown, packs can get sick from a bacterial viral infection. In addition, the [[PlotDemandedManualMode manual overrides]] don't open the doors if they don't have power, [[NoOSHACompliance which is the entire purpose of a manual override]].
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* AssKickingEqualsAuthority[=/=]TalkToTheFist: Chakotay demonstrates the Maquis Way.
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* AssKickingEqualsAuthority[=/=]TalkToTheFist: AssKickingEqualsAuthority: The "Maquis way" apparently runs on this, given that Chakotay demonstrates the Maquis Way.decks Dalby to make him follow his orders .
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** Gerron takes off his Bajoran earring because it's against Starfleet regulations, as we saw in the TNG episode "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E3EnsignRo Ensign Ro]]".
** The trainees are given an unwinnable training scenario, as in ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan''.
** Gerron takes off his Bajoran earring because it's against Starfleet regulations, as we saw in the TNG episode "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E3EnsignRo Ensign Ro]]".
** The trainees are given an unwinnable training scenario, as in ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan''.
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* CallBack:
**CallBack: Gerron takes off his Bajoran earring because it's against Starfleet regulations, as we saw in the TNG episode "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E3EnsignRo Ensign Ro]]".
** The trainees are given an unwinnable training scenario, as in ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan''.Ro]]".
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** The trainees are given an unwinnable training scenario, as in ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan''.
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** Tuvok wastes time arguing with Dalby over whether to save Gerron, instead of just stating that he intends to rescue Gerron himself.
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** Tuvok wastes time arguing with Dalby over whether to save Gerron, Gerron instead of just stating that he intends to rescue Gerron himself.
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* DenserAndWackier: TNG ends its first season with the [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E25TheNeutralZone return of the Romulans]], [=DS9=] with a [[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS01E20InTheHandsOfTheProphets festering sectarian war]], and ''Voyager''... well ''Voyager'' ends its first run with some moldy old cheese sabotaging the ship. In fairness this wasn't intended as the season finale. But four episodes got moved to Season Two and the original finale of Season One was [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS2E1The37s "The 37's"]] which ended with everyone staying on Voyager to continue the journey, despite having the opportunity to stay on a planet of transplanted humans. While maybe not much, it's a better ending than this one gave the first season.
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* DullSurprise: Dalby has almost no reaction to the news that the inertial dampeners are failing, something that could kill everyone onboard.
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* HandshakeRefusal: BrattyHalfPint that he is, Lord Henry Burleigh refuses to shake Janeway's hand, and bows instead.
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* HandshakeRefusal: BrattyHalfPint that he is, Janeway, not having a complete understanding of 19th century etiquette (along with Latin), offers a handshake to Lord Henry Burleigh refuses to shake Burleigh, who formally bows instead.
* {{Homage}}: While Janeway'shand, and bows instead.holonovel's previous appearance obviously cribbed from ''Literature/JaneEyre'', in this episode, its plot swings hard into ''Literature/TheTurnOfTheScrew''.
* {{Homage}}: While Janeway's
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* KickTheDog: As noted above under CallBack, Tuvok's uniform enforcement involves stripping a crew-member of a valued religious symbol, in the supposedly tolerant Federation. If there's a safety reason for this (like getting his earring caught in something) Tuvok never bothers to explain. The situation is exacerbated by the fact that Picard, in his (and the viewer's) first episode encountering this, comes to view it as an acceptable deviation due to cultural and religious factors. This precedent is never brought up.
* LethalChef: Neelix accidentally causes the ship malfunctions by fermenting a cheese from milk with bacteria that affects the gel packs.
* LethalChef: Neelix accidentally causes the ship malfunctions by fermenting a cheese from milk with bacteria that affects the gel packs.
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* KickTheDog: As noted above under CallBack, Tuvok's uniform enforcement involves stripping a crew-member of a valued religious symbol, in LastStand: During the supposedly tolerant Federation. If there's a safety reason for this (like getting his earring caught in something) Tuvok never bothers to explain. The situation is exacerbated by the fact that Picard, in his (and the viewer's) first episode encountering this, comes to view it as an acceptable deviation due to cultural and religious factors. This precedent is never brought up.
* LethalChef: Neelix accidentally causestraining mission, Dalby orders the ship malfunctions by fermenting a cheese from milk with bacteria that affects the gel packs.to go out guns blazing rather then try to flee.
* LethalChef: Neelix accidentally causes
* KnowWhenToFoldEm: Tuvok's first training mission was testing simply whether the crew would know when retreat was the most prudent option.
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* OrganicTechnology: To find out what's wrong with the gel packs, B'Elanna takes one to Sickbay for a diagnosis.
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* OrganicTechnology: To find out what's wrong with We see some of the downsides of ''Voyagers'''s state-of-the-art bio-tech. Their gel packs, B'Elanna takes one which cannot be replicated, are also susceptible to Sickbay for a diagnosis.viral infection from something as innocent as cheese.
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* SeasonFinale: But not intended as one, so instead of a BigBadassBattleSequence we get a crisis involving... cheese?
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* SeasonFinale: But not intended as one, so instead of a BigBadassBattleSequence we get a crisis involving... cheese?LowerDeckEpisode.
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Lt. Tuvok is tasked with the job of putting some former Maquis crew members through rigorous Starfleet training while ''Voyager'' is dealing with the problem of random ship malfunctions.
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Tuvok meets his new charges, the standoffish Henley, the chatterbug Chell, the sullen Garron, and the combative Dalby himself. Insulted by their assignment to the class, the group refuses to heed Tuvok's orders and walk out. Chakotay meets the foursome in the mess hall, and they complain to them about not being allowed to follow their old ways rather than Starfleet's. In Maquis fashion, Chakotay decks Dalby and orders the foursome to return to the class. Tuvok quickly puts the class through a grueling regimen of physical training
Meanwhile, Torres has been puzzling over the increasing problems they've been having with the
Tuvok invites Dalby to the holodeck in an effort to get to know him, but Dalby rebuffs him. Later, Tuvok leads the quartet in another training exercise, but the ship
In sick bay, the Doctor and Kes are running out to time to think of a solution. Kes asks whether bacteria can get infected with a virus, and the Doctor realizes that yes, a virus ''within'' the bacteria may be causing the infection rather than the bacteria itself. They whip up a cure and defeat the infection, saving the ship. Afterwards, the, the remaining classmates rescue Tuvok and Gerron. Tuvok admits that he is learning to bend rules when necessary. Dalby says that if Tuvok can learn to bend rules, then he can learn to follow them.
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* EurekaMoment: "[[MemeticMutation Get the cheese to Sickbay.]]"
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* EurekaMoment: "[[MemeticMutation Get "Get the cheese to Sickbay.]]""
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* KickTheDog: As noted above under CallBack, Tuvok's uniform enforcement involves stripping a crew-member of a valued religious symbol, in the supposedly tolerant Federation. If there's a safety reason for this (like getting his earring caught in something) Tuvok never bothers to explain. The situation is exacerbated by the fact that Picard, in his(and the viewer's) first episode encountering this, comes to view it as an acceptable deviation due to cultural and religious factors. This precedent is never brought up.
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* KickTheDog: As noted above under CallBack, Tuvok's uniform enforcement involves stripping a crew-member of a valued religious symbol, in the supposedly tolerant Federation. If there's a safety reason for this (like getting his earring caught in something) Tuvok never bothers to explain. The situation is exacerbated by the fact that Picard, in his(and his (and the viewer's) first episode encountering this, comes to view it as an acceptable deviation due to cultural and religious factors. This precedent is never brought up.
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-->'''Chell:''' [[NotHelpingYourCase But Lieutenant, I'm just trying to-]]to]]--
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* DenserAndWackier: TNG ends its first season with the [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E25TheNeutralZone return of the Romulans]], [=DS9=] with a [[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS01E20InTheHandsOfTheProphets festering sectarian war]], and ''Voyager''... well ''Voyager'' ends its first run with some moldy old cheese sabotaging the ship. Oh the humanity.
** In fairness (and its not much) this wasnt intended as the season finale. But four episodes got moved to season two and the original finale of season one was the 37s episode. Which ended with everyone staying on Voyager to continue the journey, despite having the opportunity to stay on a planet of transplanted humans. While maybe not much, its a better ending than this one gave the first season.
** In fairness (and its not much) this wasnt intended as the season finale. But four episodes got moved to season two and the original finale of season one was the 37s episode. Which ended with everyone staying on Voyager to continue the journey, despite having the opportunity to stay on a planet of transplanted humans. While maybe not much, its a better ending than this one gave the first season.
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* DenserAndWackier: TNG ends its first season with the [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E25TheNeutralZone return of the Romulans]], [=DS9=] with a [[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS01E20InTheHandsOfTheProphets festering sectarian war]], and ''Voyager''... well ''Voyager'' ends its first run with some moldy old cheese sabotaging the ship. Oh the humanity.
**In fairness (and its not much) this wasnt wasn't intended as the season finale. But four episodes got moved to season two Season Two and the original finale of season one Season One was the 37s episode. Which [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS2E1The37s "The 37's"]] which ended with everyone staying on Voyager to continue the journey, despite having the opportunity to stay on a planet of transplanted humans. While maybe not much, its it's a better ending than this one gave the first season.
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** Tuvok wastes time arguing with Dalby over whether to save Gerron, when he intends to rescue Gerron himself.
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** Tuvok wastes time arguing with Dalby over whether to save Gerron, when instead of just stating that he intends to rescue Gerron himself.
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* KickTheDog: As noted above under CallBack, Tuvok's uniform enforcement involves stripping a crew-member of a valued religious symbol, in the supposedly tolerant Federation. If there's a safety reason for this (like getting his earring caught in something) Tuvok never bothers to explain.
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* KickTheDog: As noted above under CallBack, Tuvok's uniform enforcement involves stripping a crew-member of a valued religious symbol, in the supposedly tolerant Federation. If there's a safety reason for this (like getting his earring caught in something) Tuvok never bothers to explain. The situation is exacerbated by the fact that Picard, in his(and the viewer's) first episode encountering this, comes to view it as an acceptable deviation due to cultural and religious factors. This precedent is never brought up.
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** In fairness (and its not much) this wasnt intended as the season finale. But four episodes got moved to season two and the original finale of season one was the 37s episode. Which ended with everyone staying on Viyager to continue the journey, despite having the opportunity to stay on a planet of transplanted humans. While maybe not much, its a better ending than this one gave the first season.
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** In fairness (and its not much) this wasnt intended as the season finale. But four episodes got moved to season two and the original finale of season one was the 37s episode. Which ended with everyone staying on Viyager Voyager to continue the journey, despite having the opportunity to stay on a planet of transplanted humans. While maybe not much, its a better ending than this one gave the first season.
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**In fairness (and its not much) this wasnt intended as the season finale. But four episodes got moved to season two and the original finale of season one was the 37s episode. Which ended with everyone staying on Viyager to continue the journey, despite having the opportunity to stay on a planet of transplanted humans. While maybe not much, its a better ending than this one gave the first season.
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->''Get the cheese to Sickbay.''
Sickbay!''
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* ChekhovsGun: While he and Torres trying to figure out the source of the infection, Kim lists the food supplies Neelix recently brought on board, which included "schplict" (grakel milk), though he states that everything checked out on the logs. While the schplict itself isn't the source of the infection, the cheese Neelix went on to make from it was -- he had to cultivate bacteria as part of the process.
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* ContinuitySnarl: At the beginning, Dalby's unauthorized replacement of a gel-pack causes disruption to the energy grid, interrupting a number of ship systems -- including the holodeck. Despite the fact that [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS1E2Parallax we were previously told]] that the holodeck has its own separate power matrix, which is [[VoodooShark for some reason]] incompatible with the rest of the ship's systems.
* CrusadingWidower: Dalby joined the Maquis after his lover was raped and murdered by three Cardassians.
* CrusadingWidower: Dalby joined the Maquis after his lover was raped and murdered by three Cardassians.
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* DullSurprise: As ''Website/SFDebris'' noted:
-->Down in the cargo bay Dalby comments that it might be the inertial dampeners failing. He doesn't sound very worried given the severity of the problem. Inertial dampeners are what prevent the immense forces of a ship acceleration or deceleration from being applied to the occupants. Well you know what this is like when you slam on the brakes or take a tight turn in a car that's going at a few dozen miles an hour, so imagine if you are traveling at the kinds of speeds a warp capable ship is. Inertial dampeners failing should be said in roughly the same tone of voice as 'MY ARM IS STUCK IN A WOOD CHIPPER!'
-->Down in the cargo bay Dalby comments that it might be the inertial dampeners failing. He doesn't sound very worried given the severity of the problem. Inertial dampeners are what prevent the immense forces of a ship acceleration or deceleration from being applied to the occupants. Well you know what this is like when you slam on the brakes or take a tight turn in a car that's going at a few dozen miles an hour, so imagine if you are traveling at the kinds of speeds a warp capable ship is. Inertial dampeners failing should be said in roughly the same tone of voice as 'MY ARM IS STUCK IN A WOOD CHIPPER!'
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* DullSurprise: As ''Website/SFDebris'' noted:
-->Down in the cargo bayDalby comments has almost no reaction to the news that it might be the inertial dampeners failing. He doesn't sound very worried given the severity of the problem. Inertial dampeners are what prevent the immense forces of a ship acceleration or deceleration from being applied to the occupants. Well you know what this is like when you slam on the brakes or take a tight turn in a car that's going at a few dozen miles an hour, so imagine if you are traveling at the kinds of speeds a warp capable ship is. Inertial dampeners failing should be said in roughly the same tone of voice as 'MY ARM IS STUCK IN A WOOD CHIPPER!'failing, something that could kill everyone onboard.
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** The trainees object to retreating during the UnwinnableTrainingSimulation. Any guerilla or terrorist group knows the value of HitAndRunTactics; in fact, [[CombatPragmatist they can't survive without them]].
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** The trainees object to retreating during the UnwinnableTrainingSimulation. Any guerilla or terrorist group knows As former guerillas (or terrorists) they should not only know the value of HitAndRunTactics; in fact, HitAndRunTactics, the Maquis [[CombatPragmatist they can't would not have been able to survive without them]].
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* InfiniteSupplies: Once again {{Averted}}--''Voyager'' has only [[The47Society 47 replacement neural-gel packs]], and no way to get more. Unlike photon torpedoes, at least they never exceed this limit.
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* InfiniteSupplies: Once again {{Averted}}--''Voyager'' has only [[The47Society [[DevelopmentGag 47 replacement neural-gel packs]], and no way to get more. Unlike photon torpedoes, at least they never exceed this limit.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Neelix gives Tuvok the old-as-Aesop speech on flexibility vs. rigidity. Tuvok agrees with him that the trainees are too set in their Maquis ways, until Neelix awkwardly points out that no, Tuvok is the one with the stick up his rear.
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* AbortedArc: This episode is more or less the last episode that plays up any significant hostility between Starfleet and the Maquis, for better or for worse.[[note]]Unless you count season 7's [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS7E4Repression "Repression"]] but that one involved {{Brainwashing}}.[[/note]] From here, it becomes such a non-issue, that said non-issue becomes a plot point in [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E24WorstCaseScenario a season 3 episode.]]
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* AbortedArc: AbortedArc:
** This episode is more or less the last episode that plays up any significant hostility between Starfleet and the Maquis, for better or for worse.[[note]]Unless you count season 7's [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS7E4Repression "Repression"]] but that one involved {{Brainwashing}}.[[/note]] From here, it becomes such a non-issue, that said non-issue becomes a plot point in [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E24WorstCaseScenario a season 3 episode.]]]]
** Janeway's Gothic holonovel would appear one more time (in "Persistence of Vision"), then get dropped without resolution.
** This episode is more or less the last episode that plays up any significant hostility between Starfleet and the Maquis, for better or for worse.[[note]]Unless you count season 7's [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS7E4Repression "Repression"]] but that one involved {{Brainwashing}}.[[/note]] From here, it becomes such a non-issue, that said non-issue becomes a plot point in [[Recap/StarTrekVoyagerS3E24WorstCaseScenario a season 3 episode.
** Janeway's Gothic holonovel would appear one more time (in "Persistence of Vision"), then get dropped without resolution.
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* KickTheDog: As noted above under CallBack, Tuvok's uniform enforcement involves stripping a crew-member of a valued religious symbol, in the supposedly tolerant Federation.
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* KickTheDog: As noted above under CallBack, Tuvok's uniform enforcement involves stripping a crew-member of a valued religious symbol, in the supposedly tolerant Federation. If there's a safety reason for this (like getting his earring caught in something) Tuvok never bothers to explain.
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-->'''Chell:''' That is a complete exaggeration. Just yesterday I overhauled a servicing system-
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-->'''Chell:''' That is a complete exaggeration. Just yesterday I overhauled a servicing system-system--
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* ArtisticLicenseEngineering: We see more of just how [[SarcasmMode well-built]] ''Voyager'' is. The bio-neural gel packs, which can't be replicated or grown, get sick from a bacterial infection. In addition, the manual overrides don't open the doors if they don't have power, [[NoOSHACompliance which is the entire purpose of a manual override]].
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* ArtisticLicenseEngineering: We see more of just how [[SarcasmMode well-built]] ''Voyager'' is. The bio-neural gel packs, which can't be replicated or grown, get sick from a bacterial infection. In addition, the [[PlotDemandedManualMode manual overrides overrides]] don't open the doors if they don't have power, [[NoOSHACompliance which is the entire purpose of a manual override]].
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* AssKickingEqualsAuthority / TalkToTheFist: Chakotay demonstrates the Maquis Way.
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* AssKickingEqualsAuthority / TalkToTheFist: AssKickingEqualsAuthority[=/=]TalkToTheFist: Chakotay demonstrates the Maquis Way.
* BluntYes:
-->'''Dalby:''' We didn't ask to come aboard this ship, but we understand the situation we're in, and we've done the best job we can, and now you're telling us that's not good enough.
-->'''Tuvok:''' That is correct.
-->'''Dalby:''' We didn't ask to come aboard this ship, but we understand the situation we're in, and we've done the best job we can, and now you're telling us that's not good enough.
-->'''Tuvok:''' That is correct.
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** Gerron takes off his Bajoran earring because it's against Starfleet regulations, as we saw in the TNG episode "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E3EnsignRo Ensign Ro]]".
** Gerron takes off his Bajoran earring because it's against Starfleet regulations, as we saw in the TNG episode "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E3EnsignRo Ensign Ro]]".
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* CallBack
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** Gerron takes off his Bajoran earring because it's against Starfleet regulations, as we saw in the TNG episode "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E3EnsignRo Ensign Ro]]".
** Gerron takes off his Bajoran earring because it's against Starfleet regulations, as we saw in the TNG episode "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E3EnsignRo Ensign Ro]]".
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* ConflictBall
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* ConflictBallConflictBall:
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* DeadpanSnarker: B'elanna brings a bio-neural gel pack to Sick Bay and calls it the Doctor and Kes' "new patient". The Doctor can't help himself.
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* DeadpanSnarker: B'elanna B'Elanna brings a bio-neural gel pack to Sick Bay and calls it the Doctor and Kes' "new patient". The Doctor can't help himself.
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-->'''B'elanna:''' Can you be more specific?
-->'''Doctor:''' To discuss the patient's condition in front of the patient would be a serious breach of professional etiquette. ''[B'elanna gives Kes a "really?" look]'' It's been suggested that I cultivate a greater sensitivity to my patient's needs. ''[to gel pack]'' Don't worry, my little friend!
* DenserAndWackier: TNG ends its first season with the [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E25TheNeutralZone return of the Romulans]], [=DS9=] with a [[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS01E20InTheHandsOfTheProphets festering sectarian war]], and ''Voyager''...well ''Voyager'' ends its first run with some moldy old cheese sabotaging the ship. Oh the humanity.
-->'''Doctor:''' To discuss the patient's condition in front of the patient would be a serious breach of professional etiquette. ''[B'elanna gives Kes a "really?" look]'' It's been suggested that I cultivate a greater sensitivity to my patient's needs. ''[to gel pack]'' Don't worry, my little friend!
* DenserAndWackier: TNG ends its first season with the [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E25TheNeutralZone return of the Romulans]], [=DS9=] with a [[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS01E20InTheHandsOfTheProphets festering sectarian war]], and ''Voyager''...well ''Voyager'' ends its first run with some moldy old cheese sabotaging the ship. Oh the humanity.
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-->'''Doctor:''' To discuss the patient's condition in front of the patient would be a serious breach of professional etiquette.
* DenserAndWackier: TNG ends its first season with the [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E25TheNeutralZone return of the Romulans]], [=DS9=] with a [[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS01E20InTheHandsOfTheProphets festering sectarian war]], and ''Voyager''... well ''Voyager'' ends its first run with some moldy old cheese sabotaging the ship. Oh the humanity.
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* DullSurprise: As Website/SFDebris' noted:
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* DullSurprise: As Website/SFDebris' ''Website/SFDebris'' noted:
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* TheGadfly
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* TheGadflyTheGadfly:
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* InertialDampening
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* ItsAllMyFault: Neelix feels terrible about causing such a shipwide problem, though B'elanna tries to reassure him.
* KickTheDog: As noted above under CallBack, Tuvok's uniform enforcement involves stripping a crew-member of a valued religious symbol, in the supposedly tolerant Federation.
* KickTheDog: As noted above under CallBack, Tuvok's uniform enforcement involves stripping a crew-member of a valued religious symbol, in the supposedly tolerant Federation.
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* ItsAllMyFault: Neelix feels terrible about causing such a shipwide problem, though B'elanna B'Elanna tries to reassure him.
* KickTheDog: As noted above under CallBack, Tuvok's uniform enforcement involves stripping a crew-member of a valued religious symbol, in the supposedly tolerant Federation.
* KickTheDog: As noted above under CallBack, Tuvok's uniform enforcement involves stripping a crew-member of a valued religious symbol, in the supposedly tolerant Federation.
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* SeasonFinale: But not intended as one, so instead of a BigBadassBattleSequence we get a crisis involving...cheese?
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* SeasonFinale: But not intended as one, so instead of a BigBadassBattleSequence we get a crisis involving... cheese?
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* DenserAndWackier: TNG ends its first season with the return of the Romulans, [=DS9=] with a festering sectarian war, and ''Voyager''...well ''Voyager'' ends its first run with some moldy old cheese sabotaging the ship. Oh the humanity.
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* DenserAndWackier: TNG ends its first season with the [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E25TheNeutralZone return of the Romulans, Romulans]], [=DS9=] with a [[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS01E20InTheHandsOfTheProphets festering sectarian war, war]], and ''Voyager''...well ''Voyager'' ends its first run with some moldy old cheese sabotaging the ship. Oh the humanity.
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** When Chell is stuck spending a full day degaussing the transporter room, Harry "helpfully" points out that he missed a spot.
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* UnwinnableTrainingSimulation: One of the tests for the four Maquis involves a ''Kobayashi Maru''-type test using a holo-replica of ''Voyager'''s bridge. Subverted in that there actually is a simple solution; this variant is supposed to test if you KnowWhenToFoldEm instead of dying pointlessly.
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* UnwinnableTrainingSimulation: One of the tests for the four Maquis involves a ''Kobayashi Maru''-type test using a holo-replica of ''Voyager'''s bridge. Subverted in that there actually is a simple solution; this variant is supposed to test if you KnowWhenToFoldEm instead of dying pointlessly.pointlessly.
* YouTalkTooMuch: Tuvok says that Chell's report describes him as being "talkative" and makes him run laps when he won't shut up.
* YouTalkTooMuch: Tuvok says that Chell's report describes him as being "talkative" and makes him run laps when he won't shut up.
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-->Down in the cargo bay Dolby comments that it might be the inertial dampeners failing. He doesn't sound very worried given the severity of the problem. Inertial dampeners are what prevent the immense forces of a ship acceleration or deceleration from being applied to the occupants. Well you know what this is like when you slam on the brakes or take a tight turn in a car that's going at a few dozen miles an hour, so imagine if you are traveling at the kinds of speeds a warp capable ship is. Inertial dampeners failing should be said in roughly the same tone of voice as 'MY ARM IS STUCK IN A WOOD CHIPPER!'
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-->Down in the cargo bay Dolby Dalby comments that it might be the inertial dampeners failing. He doesn't sound very worried given the severity of the problem. Inertial dampeners are what prevent the immense forces of a ship acceleration or deceleration from being applied to the occupants. Well you know what this is like when you slam on the brakes or take a tight turn in a car that's going at a few dozen miles an hour, so imagine if you are traveling at the kinds of speeds a warp capable ship is. Inertial dampeners failing should be said in roughly the same tone of voice as 'MY ARM IS STUCK IN A WOOD CHIPPER!'
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** B'Elanna then concludes that the ''only'' possible reason why Dolby could be annoyed by Tuvok's aforementioned concept is because he's afraid of failing Tuvok's training.
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** B'Elanna then concludes that the ''only'' possible reason why Dolby Dalby could be annoyed by Tuvok's aforementioned concept is because he's afraid of failing Tuvok's training.
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* AltumVidetur: Henry says "In ullam rem ne properemus" which translates to "Let's not rush into anything."
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* GratuitousLatin: Henry says "In ullam rem ne properemus" which translates to "Let's not rush into anything" in Latin.
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* KickTheDog: As noted above under CallBack, Tuvok's uniform enforcement involves stripping a crew-member of a valued religious symbol, in the supposedly tolerant Federation.
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* EveryProperLadyShouldCurtsy: Beatrice, when she meets Janeway/Mrs. Davenport.
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** Tuvok somehow interprets "show the Maquis why Starfleet does things the way they do" to mean "subject the Maquis to pointless arduous tasks without offering any explanation why".
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** Tuvok somehow interprets "show the Maquis why Starfleet does things the way they do" to mean "subject the Maquis to pointless arduous tasks without offering any explanation why". Chakotay, on the other hand, interprets it to mean "punch one of them in the face and then blackmail them until they give in to our demands".
