I think this episode is quite entertaining. There is something about a Hirogen in a Wehrmacht uniform. And it was interesting that the characters, more or less, stayed true to who they are. Even Janeway and Seven's alter egos were clashing horns. I didn't like the setup , meaning that we haven't seen ´how the Hirogen were able to overwhelm Voyager. Starting right into the simulations did not have the impact they probably were going for. I found the idea of a Hirogen that tries to find a future for his people through the means of a holodeck interesting and his motivations, for me, were believable. What I absolutely don't get is Janeway giving away Federation tech freely - something she always refused to do no matter the circumstances. But that's Voyager for you. For once they had no need to cover up Roxann Dawsons pregnancy, they just made it part of the story. I had no idea that Marc Metcalf was in this episode. So far I only knew him from the Twisted Sister videos of the 80s
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I think this episode is quite entertaining. There is something about a Hirogen in a Wehrmacht uniform. And it was interesting that the characters, more or less, stayed true to who they are. Even Janeway and Seven's alter egos were clashing horns.
I didn't like the setup , meaning that we haven't seen ´how the Hirogen were able to overwhelm Voyager. Starting right into the simulations did not have the impact they probably were going for. I found the idea of a Hirogen that tries to find a future for his people through the means of a holodeck interesting and his motivations, for me, were believable. What I absolutely don't get is Janeway giving away Federation tech freely - something she always refused to do no matter the circumstances. But that's Voyager for you.
For once they had no need to cover up Roxann Dawsons pregnancy, they just made it part of the story. I had no idea that Marc Metcalf was in this episode. So far I only knew him from the Twisted Sister videos of the 80s