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It kinda reminds me of what happened to Voyager near the end of "Course: Oblivion". You know, when part of the right nacelle fell off right as the silver blood copy was seconds away from destruction? Ver archivo adjunto 9080476
It’s doing that Philip K. Dick thing where everyone is a copy of a copy of a copy and you’re like...okay, so what am I even watching at this point.
Sci fi loves that "casually introduce clones of the main characters and then blow them up". There was that other one too, “Deadlock,” where Janeway can't keep track of which ship is the "original."
It's not Star Trek but the Babylon 5 thread is dead and there won't be any Star Trek until July. I've recovered from Star Trek: Quality Learing Academy so I'll cover it until I lose my mind again.
I personally liked the debate between Slimeway and Slimekotay on whether they should keep acting like humans or go back to being slime, but I totally get if it's not everyone's favorite.
Been a while since I rewatched "Deadlock", but didn't Janeway tell the surviving Kim to just ignore the whole "technically watched everyone he knows blow up" thing?
personally liked the debate between Slimeway and Slimekotay on whether they should keep acting like humans or go back to being slime, but I totally get if it's not everyone's favorite.
Another case of Janeway being able to get her people home (You know the slime planet) but instead decided to care more about other people's feelings (The real crew wanting to go home) to be a thick headed fool and doom everybody. Looks like the slime cloned everything including her great decision making skills.
