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geekysteven · 2 months

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band-names · 8 months

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the disease

#band names #the disease

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thresholdbb · 6 months

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Little Harry Kim really asks Janeway if she’s ever been in love when he stands behind her and Chakotay standing inches apart and whispering to each other on the bridge all day every day

#not to mention holding hands #personal space? WE DON’T KNOW HER #practically always touching the pair of them #baby boy I love you so much but sometimes you talk before you think and it shows #be as obtuse as you want Harry but their chemistry is palpable #then Janeway is all like you mean my fiancé Mark right?#it’s ‘is this an early hover car?’ all over again #poor Harold #I personally like that JC isn’t canon but their mutual infatuation is undeniable #like she deserves everything and he’s just chakotay #lol forever #star trek voyager #the disease

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giffingthingsss · 2 years

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#tom paris #chakotay #voyager things #the disease #tuvok

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lesslaigirlvyy · 11 months

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#196 #r/196 #196archive #rule #the disease

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therealdanreynolds · 7 months

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We all know the cure.. but..

DID YOU KNOW THERE WAS THE DISEASE?

#robert smith #the cure #the disease #shitpost

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honks-n-stonks · 6 months

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treat or trick

hehe, have a treat!

... not sure why this plush keeps emitting some weird purple stuff from it, but I'm sure it's fine!

(+ 1 "Shagaru Magala" Plushie)

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(+ 1 Frenzy Virus)

#oops!#The Disease #don't worry I snuck you some nulberries #fowl rambling #straight from the box- the ask box!#who out here huntin they monster #trick or tweet #shagaru magala

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persistent-wallflower · 1 month

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Would be easier to perhaps get to know people if my brain wasn't deciding that I'm not good enough for them or that they wouldn't like me before we interact enough times to see if that's true bleh

#man I hate living like this #it's sad in a pathetic way #like this guy could've liked you even though you're quite different from him it's happened before #or that guy could've liked you because you have lots in common and you could've bonded over that #instead of thinking you like the thighs you like in a wrong way or sth #the disease #scares

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ragpicker-and-poet · 2 years

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Stay on topic, Harry.

#star trek: voyager #st: voy #harry kim #seven of nine #love #5x17 #the disease

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glsneeg-enthusiast · 1 month

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sorry i keep thinking about the th about the necrophilia

#the disease

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captaincrusher · 2 years

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I’m watching the Delta Flyers episode interview with Musetta Vander, that played Tal in The Disease.

She talked about how there’s a scene where they film her feet but she had just walked barefoot through the set so when she layed down her feet were all black from dirt. So they had to stop filming and wash her feet, lol.

#The Disease #Voyager #Musetta Vander #Her and Garrett Wang laughing about the absurdity of the whole thing was lovely

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pickledwombat · 2 years

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just picked up the cancer drug Im about to sleep for 17 days

#cancer #cancer tw #the disease

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sshbpodcast · 1 year

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Is season 5 the best season for Voyager? Are all season 5s the best seasons?

by Ames

There’s just something about those middle seasons of any Star Trek series. The characters have all received enough development to feel real. The writers have found their footing. There are enough existing story arcs to draw from to create a really cohesive world. And the show hasn’t been going on long enough for the stories to get stale and the writers to run out of ideas. We saw it in season five of The Next Generation, which tied with season 6 for number of episodes represented in our overall tops from the series. I’d argue that season four is the best season of Deep Space Nine, with some of the best episodes of the series and really very few of the worst. And now that A Star to Steer Her By has finished our watch-through of season five of Voyager, I’m sensing a pattern. Sorry, Enterprise.

What do y’all think? Season fours versus season fives? We’ll have to wait to see if the pattern holds with any of the currently running series, but so far, I think my theory holds. We’ve constructed our typical season wrap top 5 / bottom 5 listicles, and this past season of Voyager just had too many good episodes to choose from. Check them all out below and listen to our chatter on this week’s podcast episode (discussion starts at 1:27:17) where you can hear some bonus episodes from guest star Carl of the BattleSpace Nine podcast!

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Top Three Episodes

There were a lot of contenders for top three this season, which speaks to the strength of the season overall, and our picks were way more spread out than usual. Interestingly (if you like random stats as much as I do), this is the first time we have seen no overlap in a list from Caitlin, a feat achieved before by Chris in both season 5s of TNG and DS9. Season 5s, amirite?

“Drone”: Ames Borg on board! We’re still at the stage in the show when every Borg episode is a highlight in some way or another. And this One’s no different (emphasis on the One!). It may be a retread of “I, Borg,” but is that such a bad thing? Credit to our new friend from the Collective, born when some nanoprobes and a mobile emitter got busy in the transporter, for giving us all the feels.

“Thirty Days”: Caitlin Tom is at his best when he’s a little bit rebellious. It was really good to see that streak of bad boy in him while also seeing how his character development over the seasons has made him a fighter for the little guy. We finally see what Torres finds so attractive in him. Mmm, so ethical. And any time we get to have a big old Prime Directive debate is going to be a good time.

“Bride of Chaotica”: Chris Similar to something like an “Our Man Bashir” or a “Trials and Tribble-ations,” this episode tears out all the stops and just goes for broke. When Star Trek embraces its campy roots but also does something original with tropes, it’s pretty much bound to end up on Chris’s tops list. It was just too delightful watching Kate Mulgrew ham it up. Invaders! Invaders!

“Timeless”: Jake This episode was this close to making our top time travel episodes list, but the phase variance was just slightly off. So I’m glad we get to sing its praises now because it’s another good use of the time travel motif: the premise is smart, Harry’s guilt is emotionally evocative, the crash on the ice planet somehow holds up, and this might be the most attractive we’ve found Garrett Wang yet!

“Counterpoint”: Caitlin What’s better than a good double crossing in an episode? Perhaps a triple crossing? A quadruple crossing? We lost count of just how many crossings there were in “Counterpoint,” but we loved watching Janeway outscheme Kashyk. Devious Janeway is definitely best Janeway, and helping people who are persecuted is definitely a good taste to have in the mouth.

“Latent Image”: Chris As you’ll see in a second with our tippy top pick of the season, we love a brutal ending, and seeing the Doctor have to deal with soul-crushing problems is spell-binding. We can empathize with how the more human emotions and flaws that he’s developed over the years can be considerably detrimental, but it’s that development that has made him such a remarkable character. Take that to the memory bank!

“Nothing Human”: Caitlin One last one just from Caitlin’s list and it’s a good’un. “Nothing Human” is a fine allegory for Nazi experimentation and Crell Moset makes for a very compelling and thought-provoking equivalent to a Nazi doctor whose work could be considered beneficial despite the horrific ways in which it was achieved. It’s also a plus anytime we see Cardassians strutting their stuff on Trek, so there’s that too. Yum.

“Relativity”: Ames, Jake I’m not shy about lauding this episode all over the place, such as in our time travel episodes discussion just last week! What more can I say about this mindfuck of a time travel episode that I haven’t already gushed? The paradoxes make your eyes cross just a little bit, but in a good way because the pacing is just spot on. And Jeri Ryan nails it, of course, and rocks a Starfleet sciences uniform like no one else.

“Course: Oblivion”: Ames, Chris, Jake Get ready to be emotionally manipulated by an episode for a full forty-five minutes, and it feels so good! Once you come to realize the twist of this episode and the ending is inevitable, it’s like slow torture, except that’s our kink. The character doubles are just so compelling to watch because they effectively are our usual characters, with their same traits and motivations, just without the plot armor.

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Bottom Three Episodes

You’ll see a lot more overlap in our bottoms list, kinda like we had last season, mainly because there just weren’t that many bad’uns to go through. So here are just the couple that we mostly agreed should have been scrubbed from this season and from our eyes.

“Infinite Regress”: Ames As fun as it is to watch Jeri Ryan play a whole bunch of personalities from people she’s assimilated (see our character possessions post!), it’s also a fairly thin story that doesn’t hold up to scrutiny. The actions of all the other personalities aren’t grounded by anything. And the mindmeld scene is just some exhausting sensory overload of chaos.

“Someone to Watch Over Me”: Caitlin This episode may seem a lighter, fluffier story that you can generally enjoy on the whole (and I won’t be hearing anything bad about Scott Thompson!), but when you get down to it you’ve got to admit: it’s just Pygmalion. Almost beat for beat. It’s pretty lazy to just go all My Fair Lady on Seven, especially when she’s already such a good character that doesn’t need whatever fixing the doctor seems to think she needs.

“The Disease”: Ames, Chris, Jake This is an episode that had too many plotlines to focus on and it bet on the wrong horse. While we were clawing at the television to learn more about the rebels on the generational ship, the writers were force feeding us a fairly bland romance and trying to convince us that there was some kind of conflict when really Kim and Tal were just a normal couple. Who is Janeway to lecture him on banging an alien?

“11:59”: Caitlin, Chris, Jake Now an actually bad romance comes from Janeway’s ancestry in this episode that could have just been about how history isn’t always all it’s cracked up to be except for this meet cute that derailed the whole thing. Not only did Shannon and Henry have absolutely no chemistry, but also the character of Henry Janeway was just plain unlikeable in just about every way. Stop living in the past, episode!

“The Fight”: Ames, Caitlin, Chris, Jake But the episode that we all agreed on from this season is one of the most notoriously bad. “The Fight” is the lowest rated Voyager episode on IMDB, and there is good reason why. The structure of flashbacks and dream sequences and random meetings with Chakotay’s insane grandfather is so convoluted it somehow manages to contradict itself constantly. This one was knocked out before it got in the ring.

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Is it all downhill from here? Seasons 6 and 7 have trended weaker in TNG and DS9, so keep listening along with our watch-through of Voyager to find out how the rest of the series fares! Make sure you’re subscribed over on SoundCloud or your favorite podcast app, hail us on Facebook and Twitter, and shine up that plot armor: you’re gonna need it!

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giffingthingsss · 7 months

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There was more going on in The Disease than Janeway supposedly randomly being a hard ass. These aliens had rules. Contrary to popular belief, Janeway does try to honor the laws of other cultures per Starfleet regulations. Most of the time. Unless they piss her off.

But she had been working very hard to get into the good graces of these particular aliens in the hopes that they would then be allowed to learn from them about their generational space-faring, a situation Voyager may very well find itself in. Harry very nearly f*&ked it all up.

Janeway, on the heels of weeks of trying to charm her way into info from these aliens, listening to an ensign whine about how he's in love

#the disease #voyager things #'hold me back'#'imma chop his dick all the way off'

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cowardcows · 2 years

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#anti flag #grunge #goth #dark #black and white #lyrics #the disease

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data2364 · 2 years

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via Trekcore.com

Kate Mulgrew (Captain Kathryn Janeway) and Garrett Wang (Harry Kim) 1999 in Star Trek: Voyager "The Disease“

https://data2364.wordpress.com/2019/10/06/daily-star-trek-6-oktober-2019/

#Star Trek #Star TrekVoyager #Garrett Wang #Harry Kim #Kate Mulgrew #Kathryn Janeway #The Disease #Das Generationenschiff

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