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722: '''Natural Law''' ''[[2001]] [[]]'' | 722: '''Natural Law''' ''[[2001]] [[May 2]]'' | ||
(First watched 2009- | (First watched 2009-07-24) Oops We Violated the Prime Directive Anyway: The Episode | ||
Not exactly [[Star Trek: The Next Generation Season 5|Darmok]], but their learning of the bits of Ventu sign language was interesting. | Not exactly [[Star Trek: The Next Generation Season 5|Darmok]], but their learning of the bits of Ventu sign language was interesting. | ||
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723: '''Homestead''' ''[[2001]] [[May 9]]'' | |||
(First watched 2009-07-26) Aww. Bye-bye Neelix. On the one hand it's so very weird to see a character who's been on the show for every season go away just before the finale. On the other hand, not every character gets their very own final episode. | |||
So... these Talaxians were about as far from their home as the Klingons earlier in the season. How long had they been traveling away from Talax? Or is just another one of those mysterious episodes of amazing speed that the Voyager crew doesn't seem interested about in the slightest. Oh well. I guess after running into so many things from the Alpha Quadrant, we can put up with them running into something actually from the Delta Quadrant. | |||
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724: '''Renaissance Man''' ''[[2001]] [[May 16]]'' | |||
(First watched 2009-07-26) This episode just goes to show how lucky everyone is that the Doctor is a friendly guy. When motivated, he can drop the entire senior staff. AND provide the means for them to come help afterward, even without people seeing through his own eyes being the wiser. | |||
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