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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: Apart from the HistoricalVillainUpgrade, ''Voyager''[='=]s crew are supposedly heading for Mars [[note]]A mistake probably arising from the fact that Voyager was launched from the Utopia Planitia fleet yards in Mars orbit[[/note]].
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: Apart from the HistoricalVillainUpgrade, ''Voyager''[='=]s crew are supposedly heading for Mars [[note]]A mistake probably arising from the fact that Voyager ''Voyager'' was launched from the Utopia Planitia fleet yards in Mars orbit[[/note]].
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* DistantFinale: The episode ends a few hundred years in the future, after the EMH has become a respected doctor and teacher to Kyrians and Vaskans before taking a ship to find his own way back to the Alpha Quadrant and find out the fate of his Voyager family.
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* DistantFinale: The episode ends a few hundred years in the future, after the EMH has become a respected doctor and teacher to Kyrians and Vaskans before taking a ship to find his own way back to the Alpha Quadrant and find out the fate of his Voyager ''Voyager'' family.
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** Downplayed with the Vaskan ambassador. His historical counterpart was an AssInAmbassador who shoots Tedran in cold blood over Janeway's objections. In the recreation, he does make a DealWithTheDevil with Voyager, but he tries to object when they commit genocide and is shocked when Janeway shoots Tedran.
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** Downplayed with the Vaskan ambassador. His historical counterpart was an AssInAmbassador who shoots Tedran in cold blood over Janeway's objections. In the recreation, he does make a DealWithTheDevil with Voyager, ''Voyager'', but he tries to object when they commit genocide and is shocked when Janeway shoots Tedran.
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** Voyager gets the even shorter end of the stick, as they were idealistic explorers who were turned into a gang of genocide-happy sadistic monsters as a convenient scapegoat.
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** Voyager ''Voyager'' gets the even shorter end of the stick, as they were idealistic explorers who were turned into a gang of genocide-happy sadistic monsters as a convenient scapegoat.
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* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Kate Mulgrew is average height for a woman (5'5") but seeing her stand next to guest star Rod Arrants (the Vaskan ambassador), at 6'5", calls this trope into effect. Scenes on the Voyager bridge have camera angles that effectively obscures the massive height difference, but the scene in Voyager's ready room (from the Doctor's recreation) show it clearly.
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* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Kate Mulgrew is average height for a woman (5'5") but seeing her stand next to guest star Rod Arrants (the Vaskan ambassador), at 6'5", calls this trope into effect. Scenes on the Voyager ''Voyager'' bridge have camera angles that effectively obscures the massive height difference, but the scene in Voyager's ''Voyager'''s ready room (from the Doctor's recreation) show it clearly.
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* MythologyGag: The simulation does a ScreenShake, which turns out to be Vaskan rioters attacking the museum.
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* MythologyGag: MythologyGag:
** The simulation does a ScreenShake, which turns out to be Vaskan rioters attacking the museum.
** The simulation does a ScreenShake, which turns out to be Vaskan rioters attacking the museum.
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* SwissCheeseSecurity: The Vaskan ambassador is not only allowed to board ''Voyager'' with a functioning weapon, which either Security or the transporter should have relived him of, but he's allowed to bring it to a hostage crisis involving a known enemy.
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* SwissCheeseSecurity: The Vaskan ambassador is not only allowed to board ''Voyager'' with a functioning weapon, which either Security or the transporter should have relived relieved him of, but he's allowed to bring it to a hostage crisis involving a known enemy.
