History Recap / StarTrekVoyagerS5E11LatentImage

* TheUnreveal: What reason the aliens had for attacking the shuttle. They appear to be SpacePirates, but we don't know as ''Voyager'' [[MonsterOfTheWeek never encounters them again]].

* RememberTheNewGuy: Jetal who?

* BrainwashingForTheGreaterGood: Captain Janeway favors keeping the Doctor in the dark about anything related to the incident that caused his LogicBomb breakdown...until Seven of Nine calls her out on treating the Doctor like he's a machine.

* AIIsACrapshoot: The Doctor's CharacterDevelopment means this issue effects him more than it should.

* {{BFG}}: An alien beams onto the shuttle and fires a triple-barreled energy weapon that hits all occupants simultaneously.'

* HeroicBSOD

* {{BFG}}: An alien beams onto the shuttle and fires a triple-barreled energy weapon that hits all occupants simultaneously.

* IllKillYou: Jetal jokes that she'll kill Neelix for arranging the SurpriseParty, but as the scene is first seen as a FlashbackEcho taken out of context, it seems to the Doctor like an example of this trope.

* FlashbackEcho: Seven of Nine retrieves some not-quite deleted memories and plays them for the Doctor out of sequence.

* HurlItIntoTheSun: Jetal's burial in space.

* {{Montage}}: The opening scene of the Doctor taking holo-photos of the crew. Until he has to lower the camera to get little Naomi in the frame. All together now: ''D'awwwww...''

* MeaningfulEcho: "I'm having trouble with the nature of individuality."
* MeaningfulLook: When the Doctor first notes the signs of surgery, Harry Kim is casting worried looks not at his own hologram, but at the Doctor. Later after the Doctor tells the captain of his discovery, Janeway and Tuvok exchange a silent look after he leaves the room.
* MindRape: Captain Janeway to The Doctor. Janeway even justifies her actions because technically the Doctor ''isn't'' human, so she was just fixing him. It takes WhatTheHellHero speeches before she sees why the Doctor is so horrified by her actions.

* YouWontFeelAThing: For once this is true, as the Doctor assures Naomi. To demonstrate, he allows her to take a holophoto of him.

* ShortDistancePhoneCall: Jetral enters the messhall but the lights won't turn on. She contacts the Chief Engineer on her commbadge, only to hear B'Elanna's voice in the darkness saying, "Err...go ahead Ensign, or should I say... ''(everyone)'' [[SurpriseParty SURPRISE!]]"

* AIIsACrapshoot
* AnimeAnatomy: The Doctor uses his holocamera to reconstruct Ensign Kim's body from the skeleton up, proving what some fans have been saying all along: the man has no balls.

* {{Flatline}}
* FriendshipMoment: The Doctor realises Janeway is staying with him, even though she's got a fever. He asks her to take a break and insists he'll be alright.

* IDidWhatIHadToDo

* {{Montage}}: The opening scene of the Doctor taking holophotos of everyone. Until he has to lower the camera to get Naomi. All together now: ''D'awwwww...''

* ShortDistancePhoneCall

The Doctor is surprised to find evidence of a surgical procedure he did on Harry Kim that he cannot remember. When the Doctor investigates the matter, he finds degraded memory files involving one Ensign Ahni Jetal, a crewmember he also has no memory of. It soon becomes apparent that someone on board ''Voyager'' is determined to stop him from finding out the truth.

The Doctor is surprised to find evidence of a surgical procedure he did on Harry Kim that he cannot remember. When the Doctor investigates the matter, he finds degraded memory files involving one Ensign Ahni Jetal, a crewmember he also has no memory of. It soon becomes apparent that someone on board ''Voyager'' is determined to stop him from finding out the truth. That person is none other than Captain Janeway, who insists on wiping all memory of whatever happened regardless of the Doctor's feelings.

* CanonSue: Given that the series has virtually eliminated the MauveShirt characters common in Seasons One and Two, the amount of attention lavished on a character we've never seen before verges on this. With a crew of over 140, celebrating everyones' birthdays wouldn't leave much time for anything else.

* CanonSue: Given that the series has virtually eliminated the MauveShirt characters common in Seasons One and Two, the amount of attention lavished on a character we've never seen before verges on this. With a crew of over 140, celebrating everyone's birthdays wouldn't leave much time for anything else.

* CallBack: Jetal's body is disposed of via a [[Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan photon torpedo casing ejected into the sun]].

* AnimeAnatomy: The Doctor reconstructs Ensign Kim's body from the skeleton up, proving what some fans have been saying all along: the man has no balls.

* {{Unperson}}: Ahni Jetal. All records of her are purged from the database, and the crew have been careful not to mention her near the Doctor. However Harry Kim still has signs of the microsurgery performed on him, which the Doctor recognises as his own handiwork.

* {{Unperson}}: Ahni Jetal.

* WorstAid: Those medical stretchers used to place Harry and Jetal on the biobed are used incorrectly; they're designed to unhinge at one end like scissors, then close on both sides of the body to avoid spinal damage when lifting the casualty onto the stretcher.

* UnexpectedGenreChange: At first the episode seems like a standard Threat of the Week involving hostile aliens and wiped memories, then changes into a debate on the rights of artificial lifeforms.

* WhatMeasureIsAMook

* MeaningfulLook: When the Doctor first notes the signs of surgery, Harry Kim is casting worried looks not at his hologram, but at the Doctor. Later after the Doctor tells the captain of his discovery, Janeway and Tuvok exchange a silent look after he leaves the room.

* AFriendInNeed: Seven of Nine and (in the end) Captain Janeway.

* {{BFG}}: An alien beams onto the shuttle and fires a triple-barreled energy weapon that hits all occupants simultaneously. Fortunately the Doctor is immune to its effects.

* ContemplateOurNavels

* DullSurprise: The crew has a poker-faced reaction to the Doctor's tale of wiped memories and missing ensigns. It's almost like they're trying to hide something...

* FlashbackEcho

* YouCantFightFate

The Doctor is surprised to find evidence of a surgical procedure once he did on Harry Kim that he cannot remember. When the Doctor investigates the matter, he finds degraded memory files involving one Ensign Ahni Jetal, a crewmember he also has no memory of. It soon becomes apparent that someone on board ''Voyager'' is determined to stop him from finding out the truth. That person is none other than Captain Janeway, who insists on wiping all memory of whatever happened regardless of the Doctor's feelings.

* UnexpectedGenreChange: At first the episode seems like a standard Threat of the Week involving hostile aliens and wiped memories, then changes into a debate on the rights of artificial lifeforms.* {{Unperson}}: Ahni Jetal.

* {{Unperson}}: Ahni Jetal.
* VengefulVendingMachine: Lampshaded by Captain Janeway, who points out that her replicator is not alive, even though it seems determined to frustrate her with lukewarm coffee.

* UnexpectedGenreChange: At first the episode seems like a standard Threat of the Week involving hostile aliens and wiped memories, then changes into a debate on the rights of artificial lifeforms.