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Timewalker · 26th May 2007, 10:33 PM

Just one thing?

Okay, I would have erased the entire "Endgame" episode. There is absolutely nothing about that which makes any sense.

I would also have erased the entire episode where Tom breaks the Warp 10 barrier and he and Janeway run off to some swamp and have babies. That episode is just ridiculous.

Sorry, folks -- I would also have eliminated Kes. I never liked her. My favorite character is Seven of Nine (and I am not a teenage boy -- or a boy of any age!).

I would have deleted the Borg baby from the episode where they first encounter the Borg children. The reason is that we never get to find out what happened to the baby. It didn't die, and no mention was ever made of it in subsequent episodes. That's a loose end that has nagged at me...

The Delaney sisters. At some point I think it's made clear they were Starfleet, not Maquis. How likely is it that siblings would end up assigned to the same ship?

26th May 2007, 10:33 PM	#9 (permalink)
Timewalker Orthodox Herbertarian Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 52	Re: If You Could Erase One Thing from A Voyager Episode Just one thing? Okay, I would have erased the entire "Endgame" episode. There is absolutely nothing about that which makes any sense. I would also have erased the entire episode where Tom breaks the Warp 10 barrier and he and Janeway run off to some swamp and have babies. That episode is just ridiculous. Sorry, folks -- I would also have eliminated Kes. I never liked her. My favorite character is Seven of Nine (and I am not a teenage boy -- or a boy of any age!). I would have deleted the Borg baby from the episode where they first encounter the Borg children. The reason is that we never get to find out what happened to the baby. It didn't die, and no mention was ever made of it in subsequent episodes. That's a loose end that has nagged at me... The Delaney sisters. At some point I think it's made clear they were Starfleet, not Maquis. How likely is it that siblings would end up assigned to the same ship?