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 That damned talking iguana only had a few lines, but their unexpectedness had me laughing.
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+: '''The Haunting of Deck Twelve''' ''[[2000]] [[May 17]]''
+(First watched 2009-07-02) &nbsp;Neelix fucks with the Borg Children: The Episode.
+I really don't understand why everything was so secretive. &nbsp;Clearly everyone else on the ship knew about the entity and the havoc it had wreaked. &nbsp;Did they really think the Borg kids would be frightened by the truth? &nbsp;Or worried they'd be inquisitive and mess with it? &nbsp;Seems unnecessary that they just try to avoid telling them anything and then stick them with Neelix when the ship starts unusual low-power maneuvers.
+It's possible, I guess, that he was just making most of it up... but it seemed to jive with the facts and the happenings after he left the room. &nbsp;And even if fake, it still wouldn't explain why things were going on that they never bothered telling the Borg children about ahead of time.
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+: '''Unimatrix Zero Part I''' ''[[2000]] [[May 24]]''
+(First watched 2009-07-02) &nbsp;I don't really get the Borg motivation for trying to stop Unimatrix Zero. &nbsp;So one in a million drones connects to a shared paradise of individuality while regenerating... and? &nbsp;It didn't seem to affect their productivity at all and they had no memory of it when awake, so all the effort to get rid of it seems a waste. &nbsp;I mean, time and again we've been told how the Borg will ignore things they either don't see as a threat or aren't worth assimilating... so why do they care about this?
+Also, it's weird that Seven acts so differently inside and outside of Unimatrix Zero eventually, considering nothing changes about her except her self image. &nbsp;She's always resisted acting more &quot;normal&quot; aboard Voyager, but now she feels free to among these people she doesn't remember and has just remet? &nbsp;She then gets ticked that Axum didn't say they used to be &quot;more than friends&quot; and retreats to being more Seven-ish. &nbsp;Just more crazy Seven poorly dealing with humanity, I guess.
+So Tom Paris is promoted back to Lieutenant junior grade... but still not Harry.
+So the Delta Flyer gets blown up! &nbsp;Wonder if they'll make another.
+So at the end we see Drone Tuvok, Drone Torres, and Drone Janeway. &nbsp;I guess they had to try to one-up the reveal of Picard as Locutus in [[Star Trek: The Next Generation|TNG's season 3 finale]].
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