Why is everyone on Voyager automatically trusting of fake Steth? Tom goes over to help Steth fix his ship completely alone. They don't know anything about this guy; haven't they learned anything yet (did they already forget about Retrospect)? Plus why would you send the ship's pilot to do an engineer's job? It's not like they're doing much else at the time? And send some security over. Would have been better if there was a security officer there but fake Steth had managed to distract him on some other part of the ship while he did the swap.
How did Tom manage to convince the real Steth to trust him? Fake Steth is a con-artist who fooled real Steth, why would he fall for it again?
Also still doesn't really make sense that you'd train Tom, the ship's senior pilot, to be a backup medical officer. Surely there are other personnel who might be interested in the job. Maybe if they established that other crew members were also being trained…
Shout by Why Not Zoidberg?BlockedParent2022-01-11T04:38:20Z
Why is everyone on Voyager automatically trusting of fake Steth? Tom goes over to help Steth fix his ship completely alone. They don't know anything about this guy; haven't they learned anything yet (did they already forget about Retrospect)? Plus why would you send the ship's pilot to do an engineer's job? It's not like they're doing much else at the time? And send some security over. Would have been better if there was a security officer there but fake Steth had managed to distract him on some other part of the ship while he did the swap.
How did Tom manage to convince the real Steth to trust him? Fake Steth is a con-artist who fooled real Steth, why would he fall for it again?
Also still doesn't really make sense that you'd train Tom, the ship's senior pilot, to be a backup medical officer. Surely there are other personnel who might be interested in the job. Maybe if they established that other crew members were also being trained…