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* HePannedItNowHeSucks: Seán Ferrick of [=TrekCulture=] got some major flak for his [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwN8sbzqOP4&t=310s&ab_channel=TrekCulture "Ups and Downs" review]] of this episode, citing both Mariner's backslide in attitude and connecting her to both "The First Duty" and "Lower Decks" via Sita and Nick. What many reviewers are pointing out is that it works perfectly and that people with PTSD, as Mariner shows, don't just magically get over it, which seems to be his frustration.
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* {{Jossed}}: A common fan theory was that Tom Paris and Nick Locarno were the same person, with Tom going to the academy under an alias to avoid people thinking he had gotten in because his dad was an admiral.[[labelnote:*]]Originally, Paris was going to be Locarno. However, WGA arbitration required that the writers of "The First Duty" be given royalties for each VOY episode he appeared in, and the writers came to the conclusion that Locarno was irredeemable, something that [=McNeill=] is consistently on record agreeing with.[[/labelnote]] This episode fully confirms that they are two separate people.
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* IKnewIt: Fans long speculated that Mariner's age and posting to [=DS9=] (revealed in S2) would have her fighting in the Dominion War. This episode confirms it.
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* {{Jossed}}: A common fan theory was that Tom Paris and Nick Locarno were the same person, with Tom going to the academy under an alias to avoid people thinking he had gotten in because his dad was an admiral.[[labelnote:*]]Originally, Paris was going to be Locarno. However, WGA arbitration required that the writers of "The First Duty" be given royalties for each VOY episode he appeared in, and the writers came to the conclusion that Locarno was irredeemable, something that [=McNeill=] is consistently on record with agreeing.[[/labelnote]] This episode fully confirms that they are two separate people.
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* {{Jossed}}: A common fan theory was that Tom Paris and Nick Locarno were the same person, with Tom going to the academy under an alias to avoid people thinking he had gotten in because his dad was an admiral.[[labelnote:*]]Originally, Paris was going to be Locarno. However, WGA arbitration required that the writers of "The First Duty" be given royalties for each VOY episode he appeared in, and the writers came to the conclusion that Locarno was irredeemable, something that [=McNeill=] is consistently on record with agreeing.agreeing with.[[/labelnote]] This episode fully confirms that they are two separate people.
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* {{Jossed}}: A common fan theory was that Tom Paris and Nick Locarno were the same person, with Tom going to the academy under an alias to avoid people thinking he had gotten in because his dad was an admiral.[[labelnote:*]]Originally, Paris was going to be Locarno. However, WGA arbitration required that the writers of "The First Order" be given royalties for each VOY episode he appeared in, and the writers came to the conclusion that Locarno was irredeemable, something that [=McNeill=] is consistently on record with agreeing.[[/labelnote]] This episode fully confirms that they are two separate people.
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* {{Jossed}}: A common fan theory was that Tom Paris and Nick Locarno were the same person, with Tom going to the academy under an alias to avoid people thinking he had gotten in because his dad was an admiral.[[labelnote:*]]Originally, Paris was going to be Locarno. However, WGA arbitration required that the writers of "The First Order" Duty" be given royalties for each VOY episode he appeared in, and the writers came to the conclusion that Locarno was irredeemable, something that [=McNeill=] is consistently on record with agreeing.[[/labelnote]] This episode fully confirms that they are two separate people.
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* {{Jossed}}: A common fan theory was that Tom Paris and Nick Locarno were the same person, with Tom going to the academy under an alias to avoid people thinking he had gotten in because his dad was an admiral.[[labelnote:*]]Originally, Paris was going to be Locarno. However, WGA arbitration required that the writers of "The First Order" be given royalties for each VOY episode he appeared in, and the writers came to the conclusion that Locarno was irredeemable, something that [=McNeil=] is consistently on record with agreeing.[[/labelnote]] This episode fully confirms that they are two separate people.
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* {{Jossed}}: A common fan theory was that Tom Paris and Nick Locarno were the same person, with Tom going to the academy under an alias to avoid people thinking he had gotten in because his dad was an admiral.[[labelnote:*]]Originally, Paris was going to be Locarno. However, WGA arbitration required that the writers of "The First Order" be given royalties for each VOY episode he appeared in, and the writers came to the conclusion that Locarno was irredeemable, something that [=McNeil=] [=McNeill=] is consistently on record with agreeing.[[/labelnote]] This episode fully confirms that they are two separate people.
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* {{Jossed}}: A common fan theory was that Tom Paris and Nick Locarno were the same person, with Tom going to the academy under an alias to avoid people thinking he had gotten in because his dad was an admiral.[[labelnote:*]]Originally, Paris was going to be Locarno. However, WGA arbitration requires that the writers of "The First Order" be given royalties for each VOY episode he appeared in, and the writers came to the conclusion that Locarno was irredeemable, something that [=McNeil=] is consistently on record with agreeing.[[/labelnote]] This episode fully confirms that they are two separate people.
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* {{Jossed}}: A common fan theory was that Tom Paris and Nick Locarno were the same person, with Tom going to the academy under an alias to avoid people thinking he had gotten in because his dad was an admiral.[[labelnote:*]]Originally, Paris was going to be Locarno. However, WGA arbitration requires required that the writers of "The First Order" be given royalties for each VOY episode he appeared in, and the writers came to the conclusion that Locarno was irredeemable, something that [=McNeil=] is consistently on record with agreeing.[[/labelnote]] This episode fully confirms that they are two separate people.
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* {{Jossed}}: A common fan theory was that Tom Paris and Nick Locarno were the same person, with Tom going to the academy under an alias to avoid people thinking he had gotten in because his dad was an admiral. [[labelnote:*]]Originally, Paris was going to be Locarno. However, WGA arbitration requires that the writers of "The First Order" be given royalties for each VOY episode he appeared in, and the writers came to the conclusion that Locarno was irredeemable, something that [=McNeil=] is consistently on record with agreeing.[[/labelnote]] This episode fully confirms that they are two separate people.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: Rain made of glass sounds like standard plot-convenient sci-fi weather, but [[https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/rains-of-terror-exoplanet-hd-189733b/ at least one known exoplanet]] has that exact weather.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: Rain made of glass sounds like standard plot-convenient sci-fi weather, but [[https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/rains-of-terror-exoplanet-hd-189733b/ at least one known exoplanet]] has that exact weather. (It should go without saying that such a planet would ''not'' otherwise have a breathable, oxygen atmosphere as the planet in this episode does.)
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* HePannedItNowHeSucks: Seán Ferrick of [=TrekCulture=] got some major flak for his [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwN8sbzqOP4&t=310s&ab_channel=TrekCulture "Ups and Downs" review]] of this episode, citing both Mariner's backslide in attitude and connecting her to both "The First Duty" and "Lower Decks" via Sita and Nick. What many reviewers are pointing out is that it works perfectly and that people with PTSD, as Mariner shows, don't just magically get over it, which seems to be his frustration.
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* {{Jossed}}: A common fan theory was that Tom Paris and Nick Locarno were the same person, with Tom going to the academy under an alias to avoid people thinking he had gotten in because his dad was an admiral. This episode fully confirms that they are two separate people.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: Rain made of glass sounds like standard plot-convenient sci-fi weather, but [[https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/rains-of-terror-exoplanet-hd-189733b/ at least one known exoplanet]] has that exact weather.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Okay, who in the hell could have guessed that ''Nick Locarno'' was behind the attacks? (This one is such a deep cut that newer fans might be thinking "Who the hell is Nick Locarno?")
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** Okay, who in the hell could have guessed that ''Nick Locarno'' was behind the attacks? (This one is such a deep cut that newer fans might be thinking "Who the hell is Nick Locarno?")
** Okay, who in the hell could have guessed that ''Nick Locarno'' was behind the attacks? (This one is such a deep cut that newer fans might be thinking "Who the hell is Nick Locarno?")
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Okay, who in the hell could have guessed that ''Nick Locarno'' was behind the attacks? (This one is such a deep cut that newer fans might be thinking "Who the hell is Nick Locarno?)
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Okay, who in the hell could have guessed that ''Nick Locarno'' was behind the attacks? (This one is such a deep cut that newer fans might be thinking "Who the hell is Nick Locarno?)Locarno?")
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Okay, who in the hell could have guessed that ''Nick Locarno'' was behind the attacks?
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Okay, who in the hell could have guessed that ''Nick Locarno'' was behind the attacks?attacks? (This one is such a deep cut that newer fans might be thinking "Who the hell is Nick Locarno?)
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Okay, who in the hell could have guessed that ''Nick Locarno'' was behind the attacks?
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Okay, who in the hell could have guessed that ''Nick Locarno'' was behind the attacks?attacks?
** To a lesser extent, the two stranded Cardassians, since none of their ships were said to have been attacked.
** To a lesser extent, the two stranded Cardassians, since none of their ships were said to have been attacked.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Okay, who in the hell could have guessed that ''Nick Locarno'' was behind the attacks?