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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Janeway searching for emotional fulfillment in a holodeck program gets sidestepped by the debate over whether Michael is a real person.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Janeway searching for emotional fulfillment in a holodeck program gets sidestepped by the debate over whether Michael is a real person.person.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Janeway searching for emotional fulfillment in a holodeck program gets sidestepped by the debate over whether Michael is a real person.
* UnfortunateImplications: For whatever reason the show refuses to even seriously entertain the "they don't have to be real for your feelings to be genuine and worthwhile" concept and instead has the Doctor insist that the holograms ''are'' all real people. Which, as Website/SFDebris pointed out in [[http://sfdebris.com/videos/startrek/v931.php his review]] of the episode, would mean Janeway [[MindRape Mind Raped]] a man after murdering his wife and was never called to account for it. Not to mention all those holodeck characters who have died in the combat scenarios several characters in the franchise have been seen to favor.
* UnfortunateImplications: For whatever reason the show refuses to even seriously entertain the "they don't have to be real for your feelings to be genuine and worthwhile" concept and instead has the Doctor insist that the holograms ''are'' all real people. Which, as Website/SFDebris pointed out in [[http://sfdebris.com/videos/startrek/v931.php his review]] of the episode, would mean Janeway [[MindRape Mind Raped]] a man after murdering his wife and was never called to account for it. Not to mention all those holodeck characters who have died in the combat scenarios several characters in the franchise have been seen to favor.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Janeway searching for emotional fulfillment in a holodeck program gets sidestepped by the debate over whether Michael is a real person.
* UnfortunateImplications: For whatever reason the show refuses to even seriously entertain the "they don't have to be real for your feelings to be genuine and worthwhile" concept and instead has the Doctor insist that the holograms ''are'' all real people. Which, as Website/SFDebris pointed out in [[http://sfdebris.com/videos/startrek/v931.php his review]] of the episode, would mean Janeway [[MindRape Mind Raped]] a man after murdering his wife and was never called to account for it. Not to mention all those holodeck characters who have died in the combat scenarios several characters in the franchise have been seen to favor.person.
* UnfortunateImplications: For whatever reason the show refuses to even seriously entertain the "they don't have to be real for your feelings to be genuine and worthwhile" concept and instead has the Doctor insist that the holograms ''are'' all real people. Which, as Website/SFDebris pointed out in [[http://sfdebris.com/videos/startrek/v931.php his review]] of the episode, would mean Janeway [[MindRape Mind Raped]] a man after murdering his wife and was never called to account for it. Not to mention all those holodeck characters who have died in the combat scenarios several characters in the franchise have been seen to favor.
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* FridgeHorror: Seamus tells Father The Doctor that he's broken the Fifth Commandment again and seems fairly blase about it. Except the Catholic Fifth Commandment is "Thou shalt not kill."
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* FridgeBrilliance: Given that the holodecks having incompatible systems was something of a VoodooShark in the first couple of seasons, that could explain why they are able to divert power by Season 6, the crew having worked out how to integrate the systems over the course of several years. Having an ex-Borg with prior experience in assimilating incompatible technologies would certainly help.
** Near the beginning, the Doctor reminds Harry and Tom that he's bound by rules protecting his patients' privacy. Later on, when he needs to have a chat with Janeway about her mental state, he invites her to a WalkAndTalk to get out of the crowded sickbay.
** Near the beginning, the Doctor reminds Harry and Tom that he's bound by rules protecting his patients' privacy. Later on, when he needs to have a chat with Janeway about her mental state, he invites her to a WalkAndTalk to get out of the crowded sickbay.
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** Near the beginning, the Doctor reminds Harry and Tom that he's bound by rules protecting his patients' privacy. Later on, when he needs to have a chat with Janeway about her mental state, he invites her to a WalkAndTalk to get out of the crowded sickbay.
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* MemeticMutation: Janeway's rather cold delivery of "[[MurderTheHypotenuse Delete the wife]]."
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* FridgeBrilliance: Given that the holodecks having incompatible systems was something of a VoodooShark in the first couple of seasons, that could explain why they are able to divert power by Season 6, the crew having worked out how to integrate the systems over the course of several years. Having an ex-Borg with prior experience in assimilating incompatible technologies would certainly help.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Given that the holodecks having incompatible systems was something of a VoodooShark in the first couple of seasons, that could explain why they are able to divert power by Season 6, having simply worked out how to integrate the systems over the course of several years.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Given that the holodecks having incompatible systems was something of a VoodooShark in the first couple of seasons, that could explain why they are able to divert power by Season 6, the crew having simply worked out how to integrate the systems over the course of several years.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Given that the holodecks having incompatible systems was something of a VoodooShark in the first couple of seasons, that could explain why they are able to divert power by Season 6, having simply worked out how to integrate the systems over the course of several years.
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* FridgeHorror: Seamus tells Father The Doctor that he's broken the Fifth Commandment again and seems fairly blase about it. Except the Catholic Fifth Commandment is "Thou shalt not kill."
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Unfortunate Implications examples require citations. However, I recognise that as SF Debris' argument, so I'll add the citation myself.
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* UnfortunateImplications: For whatever reason the show refuses to even seriously entertain the "they don't have to be real for your feelings to be genuine and worthwhile" concept and instead has the Doctor insist that the holograms ''are'' all real people. Which would mean Janeway [[MindRape Mind Raped]] a man after murdering his wife and was never called to account for it. Not to mention all those holodeck characters who have died in the combat scenarios several characters in the franchise have been seen to favor.
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* UnfortunateImplications: For whatever reason the show refuses to even seriously entertain the "they don't have to be real for your feelings to be genuine and worthwhile" concept and instead has the Doctor insist that the holograms ''are'' all real people. Which Which, as Website/SFDebris pointed out in [[http://sfdebris.com/videos/startrek/v931.php his review]] of the episode, would mean Janeway [[MindRape Mind Raped]] a man after murdering his wife and was never called to account for it. Not to mention all those holodeck characters who have died in the combat scenarios several characters in the franchise have been seen to favor.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Janeway searching for emotional fulfillment in a holodeck program gets sidestepped by the debate over whether Michael is a real person.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Janeway searching for emotional fulfillment in a holodeck program gets sidestepped by the debate over whether Michael is a real person.person.
* UnfortunateImplications: For whatever reason the show refuses to even seriously entertain the "they don't have to be real for your feelings to be genuine and worthwhile" concept and instead has the Doctor insist that the holograms ''are'' all real people. Which would mean Janeway [[MindRape Mind Raped]] a man after murdering his wife and was never called to account for it. Not to mention all those holodeck characters who have died in the combat scenarios several characters in the franchise have been seen to favor.
* UnfortunateImplications: For whatever reason the show refuses to even seriously entertain the "they don't have to be real for your feelings to be genuine and worthwhile" concept and instead has the Doctor insist that the holograms ''are'' all real people. Which would mean Janeway [[MindRape Mind Raped]] a man after murdering his wife and was never called to account for it. Not to mention all those holodeck characters who have died in the combat scenarios several characters in the franchise have been seen to favor.
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* {{Narm}}: "Scrape the residual ions off the sonic showers if you have to."
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* {{Narm}}: "Scrape the residual ions off the sonic showers if you have to.""
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Janeway searching for emotional fulfillment in a holodeck program gets sidestepped by the debate over whether Michael is a real person.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Janeway searching for emotional fulfillment in a holodeck program gets sidestepped by the debate over whether Michael is a real person.
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* {{Narm}}: "Scrape the residual ions off the sonic showers if you have to."
* PropRecycling: Fair Haven is ''clearly'' not Sainte Claire, France from "The Killing Game."
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* {{Narm}}: "Scrape the residual ions off the sonic showers if you have to."
* PropRecycling: Fair Haven is ''clearly'' not Sainte Claire, France from "The Killing Game."
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* {{Narm}}: "Scrape the residual ions off the sonic showers if you have to."
