Voyager comes in contact with Borg technology which causes Seven of Nine to display multiple personalities.Voyager comes in contact with Borg technology which causes Seven of Nine to display multiple personalities.Voyager comes in contact with Borg technology which causes Seven of Nine to display multiple personalities.
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Marvin De Baca
- Ensign Patrick Gibson
- (uncredited)
Sylvester Foster
- Species 6339 Crewmember
- (uncredited)
Mark Major
- Assimilated Romulan
- (uncredited)
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Did you know
- TriviaWhile Seven of Nine plays a game with Naomi Wildman, and her personality is that of a little girl, you can see the reflection of this little girl in the game board, instead of Seven's. The game is called Kadis-kot and is played in some other episodes.
- GoofsWhen reviewing the log of one of Seven's errant personalities, the log states the stardate as 52356.2. While this stardate would be correct for the episode's current date, Seven states that the person in question was assimilated thirteen years ago. Since the personalities act as if they are perceiving events right before they were assimilated with no knowledge of events after that, the personal log should have given a stardate consistent with thirteen years ago, not the present.
- Quotes
The Doctor: [to Tuvok] With all of these new personalities floating around, it's a shame we can't find one for you.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force (2000)
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A REAL PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER AND THEN SOME!
I haven't had much occasion to watch any of the "Voyager" episodes---my preference has always been the original series---but this one grabbed my attention. It was a beautifully written story,centering on the trials and tribulations of Seven of Nine as she grappled with an invasion of multiple personalities that threatened to actually destroy her, and Jeri Ryan turned in a real tour de force of a performance. And when that doctor, who has a tendency to shoot off his mouth too much, was unsuccessful in his attempts to remedy the situation he had to step back and let the Vulcan, Tuvok, have a go at it---and Tuvok performed a dramatic Vulcan mind-fusion (very much like the one Spock used in "The Paradise Syndrome", by the way) as he joined Seven in successfully driving off the invaders. Electrifying, to say the least---but then I have always thoroughly enjoyed any and all mind-meld sequences in Trek. An additional comment: Someone once asked why Tuvok needed two hours to prepare. Answer: he needed that extra time because he knew what he was going up against, what he had to do if he were going to rescue Seven of Nine from the life-threatening predicament she was in. He was going all-out with the most powerful and most stressful of all the mind-melds---the Vulcan mind-fusion. He knew it was going to be a very rough ride, and indeed it was---but he had help from B'Elanna Torres in engineering who worked to destroy that Borg machine. Once it was gone, he was able to join his mind with Seven's in a full meld and pull her out of that mess. And after a wnek or so of recuperation in her regeneration chamber she was herself again.
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