Pretty cool. There is a satisfying feeling to watching the previous and future crew members of the Voyager helping Chakotay on his time travel adventure to find a solution.
It's actually good to see my man Chakotay again. He's been relegated to furniture status lately --- probably because he disliked the material he was working with. It's a shame because he is a skilled actor when he wants to be.
The episode presents an interesting question, "Was it all worth it?" and provides insight into the lives that voyager touched by being in the delta quadrant. What kind of price can you put on saving S09's life and rebuilding/creating a human being?
Star Trek series are generally good at establishing the crew's as a family ---- and I buy into that with this episode and Chakotay's being our historical narrator.
It's actually good to see my man Chakotay again. He's been relegated to furniture status lately --- probably because he disliked the material he was working with. It's a shame because he is a skilled actor when he wants to be.
The episode presents an interesting question, "Was it all worth it?" and provides insight into the lives that voyager touched by being in the delta quadrant. What kind of price can you put on saving S09's life and rebuilding/creating a human being?
Star Trek series are generally good at establishing the crew's as a family ---- and I buy into that with this episode and Chakotay's being our historical narrator.