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* FakeMemories: Everything the biomimetic ''Voyager'' remembered about themselves were all copied from the original crew's memories.
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* FakeMemories: Everything the biomimetic ''Voyager'' crew remembered about themselves were all copied from the original crew's memories.
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* FakeMemories: Everything the biomimetic ''Voyager'' remembered about themselves were all copied from the original crew's memories.
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* FasterThanLightTravel: With its enhanced warp drive, biomimetic ''Voyager'' could reach the Alpha Quadrant in two years, beating the original ''Voyager'''s longer journey cruising at its top speed. Unfortunately, the ToxicPhlebotinum ruins their chance of doing so.
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* ToxicPhlebotinum: Warp drive is dangerous to living things and substances made of "silver blood", causing them to demolecularize.
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* ToxicPhlebotinum: Warp drive radiation is dangerous to living things and substances made of "silver blood", causing them to demolecularize.
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* ToxicPhlebotinum: Warp drive is dangerous to living things and substances made of "silver blood", causing them to demolecularize.
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* LovePotion: Cytraxian crickets. Neelix says their song is reported to be an auditory aphrodisiac.
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* LovePotion: LoveIsInTheAir: Cytraxian crickets. Neelix says their song is reported to be an auditory aphrodisiac.
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* LovePotion: Cytraxian crickets. Neelix says their song is reported to be an auditory aphrodisiac.
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* BecomingTheMaskBecomingTheMask: The biomimetic crew of ''Voyager'' really believed that they ''were'' the original crew, even to the point where they almost forgot that they were the copies.
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* TheRoaringTwenties: Biomimetic Tom Paris' planned honeymoon in the holodeck with his wife would take place in this kind of setting.
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* BouqetToss: B'Elanna Torres tosses the bouquet, and Seven of Nine catches it, which leads to this conversation.
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* BouqetToss: BouquetToss: B'Elanna Torres tosses the bouquet, and Seven of Nine catches it, which leads to this conversation.
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* BouqetToss: B'Elanna Torres tosses the bouquet, and Seven of Nine catches it, which leads to this conversation.
-->'''The Doctor:''' Congratulations.
-->'''Seven:''' For what?
-->'''Tuvok:''' You may not want to know.
-->'''The Doctor:''' Congratulations.
-->'''Seven:''' For what?
-->'''Tuvok:''' You may not want to know.
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* ArtisticLicensePhysics: Biomimetic Neelix suggests for their honeymoon, Tom and B'Elanna take a cruise on a sea of liquid ''argon''. Argon is only a liquid between -189 and -185 degrees Celsius! Granted, this takes place on the holodeck, but given how often the safety protocols decide to break...
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* ContrivedCoincidence: Despite trillion to one odds, the biometric Voyager comes across the real Voyager, though they fall apart before contact is made.
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* BottleEpisode
* ContrivedCoincidence: Despite trillion to one odds, thebiometric Voyager biomimetic ''Voyager'' comes across the real Voyager, ''Voyager'', though they fall apart before contact is made.
* ContrivedCoincidence: Despite trillion to one odds, the
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* ContrivedCoincidence: Despite trillion to one odds, the biometric Voyager comes across the real Voyager, though they fall apart before contact is made.
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* DownerEnding: All the biometric Voyager crew die and their attempts to ensure that they are remembered fail.
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* ShootTheShaggyDogShootTheShaggyDog: Not only does the entire biometric crew die, no one will even remember that they existed.
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Near the end of the story, with Ensign Kim, Seven of Nine, and Neelix as the only main crew still living with most of the ship being held together by force fields, they soon spot the real ''Voyager'', but are unable to hail them or come out of warp. Ensign Kim orders the warp core to be dumped, causing the ship to be violently torn apart. By the time the real ''Voyager'' comes into contact with the ship's last coordinates, they are too late -- all that is left of the biomimetic copy of ''Voyager'' and its crew is just particles of debris from which no investigations can be made.
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Near the end of the story, with Ensign Kim, Seven of Nine, and Neelix as the only main crew still living with most of the ship being held together by force fields, they soon spot the real ''Voyager'', but are unable to hail them or come out of warp. Ensign Kim orders the warp core to be dumped, causing the ship to be violently torn apart. By the time the real ''Voyager'' comes into contact with the ship's last coordinates, they are too late -- all that is left of the biomimetic copy of ''Voyager'' and its crew is just formless particles of debris from which no investigations can be made.
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Realizing that things brought on board the ship over the past several months are immune to demolecularization, Commander Chakotay and Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok investigate the path of ''Voyager'''s journey and indicate one particular event -- their landing on a Demon-class planet where they discovered the ''silver blood'' -- that may be the cause of the problem. Through an injection of a dichromate catalyst into the corpse of B'elanna Torres, Chakotay and Tuvok get their answer -- the whole ship as well as its crew are biomimetic copies of the original ''Voyager'', and the warp core radiation, though harmless to humanoids, is killing them. Despite this, Captain Janeway orders her crew to continue on their journey to the Alpha Quadrant while they try to find another Demon-class planet where they could make repairs.
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Realizing that things brought on board the ship over the past several months are immune to demolecularization, Commander Chakotay and Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok investigate the path of ''Voyager'''s journey and indicate one particular event -- their landing on a Demon-class planet where they discovered the ''silver blood'' "silver blood" -- that may be the cause of the problem. Through an injection of a dichromate catalyst into the corpse of B'elanna Torres, Chakotay and Tuvok get their answer -- the whole ship as well as its crew are biomimetic copies of the original ''Voyager'', and the warp core radiation, though harmless to humanoids, is killing them. Despite this, Captain Janeway orders her crew to continue on their journey to the Alpha Quadrant while they try to find another Demon-class planet where they could make repairs.
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Near the end of the story, with Ensign Kim, Seven of Nine, and Neelix as the only main crew still living with most of the ship being held together by force fields, they soon spot the real ''Voyager'', but are unable to hail them or come out of warp. Ensign Kim orders the warp core to be dumped, causing the ship to be violently torn apart. By the time the real ''Voyager'' comes into contact with the ship's last coordinates, they are too late -- all that is left of the biomimetic copy of ''Voyager'' and its crew is just particles of debris from which no investigations can be made.
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Near the end of the story, with only Ensign Kim, Seven of Nine, and Neelix as the only main crew still living with most of the ship being held together by force fields, they soon spot the real ''Voyager'', but are unable to come out of warp. Ensign Kim orders the warp core to be dumped, causing the ship to be violently torn apart. By the time the real ''Voyager'' comes into contact with the ship's last coordinates, they are too late -- all that is left of the biomimetic copy of ''Voyager'' and its crew is just particles of debris from which no investigations can be made.
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* MessageInABottle: The crew of the biomimetic copy of ''Voyager'' try to send one in the form of a probe to the real ''Voyager'' in the case that they don't survive their journey home to the Demon-class planet, but unfortunately it was destroyed upon launch.
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* TomatoInTheMirror: With the surprise twist coming in the middle of the episode instead of the end.
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* TomatoInTheMirror: With the surprise twist coming in the middle of the episode instead of the end.end.
* WidowedAtTheWedding: Biomimetic B'elanna dies before she and Tom Paris get to enjoy their honeymoon together.
* WidowedAtTheWedding: Biomimetic B'elanna dies before she and Tom Paris get to enjoy their honeymoon together.
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* [[MarriedAtSea Married In Space]]: Biomimetic Tom Paris and B'elanna.
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* TomatoInTheMirrorTomatoInTheMirror: With the surprise twist coming in the middle of the episode instead of the end.
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Near the end of the story, with only Ensign Kim, Seven of Nine, and Neelix as the only main crew still living with most of the ship being held together by force fields, they soon spot the real ''Voyager'', but are unable to come out of warp. Ensign Kim orders the warp core to be dumped, causing the ship to be violently torn apart. By the time the real ''Voyager'' comes into contact with the ship's last coordinates, they are too late -- all that is left of the biomimetic copy of ''Voyager'' and its crew is just particles of debris from which no investigations can be made.made.
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The story starts with Lt. Tom Paris and Lt. B'elanna Torres marrying each other, which turns out to be a happy moment for the crew...although they do not notice beneath their feet how the floors and the Jeffries tube below them are starting to ominously distort. B'elanna and Seven of Nine soon find out, though, with Seven discovering that the distorting section of the ship is losing molecular cohesion and B'elanna saying that it's radiation from the warp core that's causing the demolecularization. Then B'elanna herself starts to develop signs of the same problem, as do a few other crew members who worked in Engineering. She eventually dies despite Tom Paris and the Doctor's best efforts to save her.
Realizing that things brought on board the ship over the past several months are immune to demolecularization, Commander Chakotay and Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok investigate the path of ''Voyager'''s journey and indicate one particular event -- their landing on a Demon-class planet where they discovered the ''silver blood'' -- that may be the cause of the problem. Through an injection of a dichromate catalyst into the corpse of B'elanna Torres, Chakotay and Tuvok get their answer -- the whole ship as well as its crew are biomimetic copies of the original ''Voyager'', and the warp core radiation, though harmless to humanoids, is killing them. Despite this, Captain Janeway orders her crew to continue on their journey to the Alpha Quadrant while they try to find another Demon-class planet where they could make repairs.
As the ship continues to lose molecular cohesion and the crew continues to die, ''Voyager'' does find another Demon-class planet, only to end up in an altercation with a mining treaty defense ship that wards them off with phaser fire. After getting into an argument with Chakotay which results in him dying from demolecularization, Janeway orders the ship to turn around and head home for the original Demon-class planet that they came from while sending out a distress call for the real ''Voyager''.
Near the end of the story, with only Ensign Kim, Seven of Nine, and Neelix as the only main crew still living with most of the ship being held together by force fields, they soon spot the real ''Voyager'', but are unable to come out of warp. Ensign Kim orders the warp core to be dumped, causing the ship to be violently torn apart. By the time the real ''Voyager'' comes into contact with the ship's last coordinates, they are too late -- all that is left of the biomimetic copy of ''Voyager'' and its crew is just particles of debris from which no investigations can be made.
Realizing that things brought on board the ship over the past several months are immune to demolecularization, Commander Chakotay and Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok investigate the path of ''Voyager'''s journey and indicate one particular event -- their landing on a Demon-class planet where they discovered the ''silver blood'' -- that may be the cause of the problem. Through an injection of a dichromate catalyst into the corpse of B'elanna Torres, Chakotay and Tuvok get their answer -- the whole ship as well as its crew are biomimetic copies of the original ''Voyager'', and the warp core radiation, though harmless to humanoids, is killing them. Despite this, Captain Janeway orders her crew to continue on their journey to the Alpha Quadrant while they try to find another Demon-class planet where they could make repairs.
As the ship continues to lose molecular cohesion and the crew continues to die, ''Voyager'' does find another Demon-class planet, only to end up in an altercation with a mining treaty defense ship that wards them off with phaser fire. After getting into an argument with Chakotay which results in him dying from demolecularization, Janeway orders the ship to turn around and head home for the original Demon-class planet that they came from while sending out a distress call for the real ''Voyager''.
Near the end of the story, with only Ensign Kim, Seven of Nine, and Neelix as the only main crew still living with most of the ship being held together by force fields, they soon spot the real ''Voyager'', but are unable to come out of warp. Ensign Kim orders the warp core to be dumped, causing the ship to be violently torn apart. By the time the real ''Voyager'' comes into contact with the ship's last coordinates, they are too late -- all that is left of the biomimetic copy of ''Voyager'' and its crew is just particles of debris from which no investigations can be made.
