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(First watched 2009-07-04) I'd been wondering what was taking Paris and Torres so long. Those silver doubles got hitched more than a year ago. | (First watched 2009-07-04) I'd been wondering what was taking Paris and Torres so long. Those silver doubles got hitched more than a year ago. | ||
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704: '''Repression''' ''[[2000]] [[October 25]]'' | |||
(First watched 2009-07-05) So the investigator is also the investigatee... fun stuff. Though I was kind of leaning that way already with all the "hunches" Tuvok had, that the "photonic residue" or whatever bullshit stencil that was in the holodeck looked like him, and that even its pose looked mindmeldy. | |||
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705: '''Critical Care''' ''[[2000]] [[November 1]]'' | |||
(First watched 2009-07-06) Ahh, a strong Doctor episode. We didn't quite get a full picture of the society he ended up with, but it's interesting to see how he reacted to it. They seem to have the worst-case-scenario of universal health care. That is, anyone gets it... if they're valuable enough to the state. Realistically they're probably right that focusing care on "important" individuals helped the whole population of the planet, but it does sound heartless and they went to extremes--like using what would be life-saving medicine for some patients, and giving it to more important people as a daily supplement. | |||
This episode reminds me in some ways of [[Star Trek: The Next Generation Season 3|TNG's The Most Toys]], with an artificial life form being stolen from Starfleet duty and in the end doing more to harm someone than would've been thought possible of him. | |||
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