Voyager: The Killing Game

[Gagh]

It's on at the moment. I haven't seen it since it first aired in the UK. It's the one where the Hirogen have commandeered the ship, and have the crew brainwashed and placed into Holographic representations of wars & the sort.

Robert Beltran is playing a G.I. in the Second World War, and I have to say it must be one of the most wooden performances in a Trek episode. It's like he's reading it off of cards hidden around the set, but can't quite see it properly. How he even held the job he complained about for as long as 7 years is beyond me.

He's not helped by the episode being a steamer, despite it's two header status.


Ethan Phillips: Least Klingon performance of all time.

 

[whisky]

How any of them but the holodoc and 7 of 9 kept their jobs is a mystery to me, and we know how she kept hers.

 

[SAUSAGEMAN]

Robert Beltran is playing a G.I. in the Second World War, and I have to say it must be one of the most wooden performances in a Trek episode.

Chakotay is an anagram for "oak yacht"

 

[WillsZenith]

voyager = v er gayo!

 

[CaptainWacky]

It was just mindless hit "let's make the Hirogen nazis for some thin reason lol". Jeri Ryan was a good actress though.

 

[Donovan]

Jeri Ryan's two costars were better.

 

[CaptainWacky]

Itchy and Q-Ball?

 

[Donovan]

I don't know what she called them, but they filled the screen with win.

 

[Fuddlemiff]

One of their bigger resets. The whole ship's turned into a cavernous holodeck, but somehow everything's back to normal the next week.

 

[The Tomtrek]

Best part of the episode:

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