Story: Infinite Regress
Written By: Bryan Fuller
Series: Star Trek: Voyager
Year: 1998
Seven is being affected by some Borg thing in space and experiences a sort of Multiple personality disorder, she is displaying the signs of several people assimilated by the Borg. It has its comical elements as Ryan attempts to play a more Klingon character or a Ferengi trader, and Jeri Ryan does do a solid job trying to juggle all these roles when she really wasn’t ever a Trek fan before she got the part.
The episode is decent, and it has some nice acting from Ryan and a decent bit of character development, but I’m unsure if those developments will actually go anywhere, but at least for this episode it all seemed to work, in spite of the lame standard "we've lost her" plot point that has been overly exhausted by this series. The Tuvok mind meld was pretty cool though.
I'd say so far this episode has been one of the stronger episodes of this season, but I long for the early days of Season 4 when this series had hope.
NEXT TIME: Not Human
Written By: Bryan Fuller
Series: Star Trek: Voyager
Year: 1998
Seven is being affected by some Borg thing in space and experiences a sort of Multiple personality disorder, she is displaying the signs of several people assimilated by the Borg. It has its comical elements as Ryan attempts to play a more Klingon character or a Ferengi trader, and Jeri Ryan does do a solid job trying to juggle all these roles when she really wasn’t ever a Trek fan before she got the part.
I'd say so far this episode has been one of the stronger episodes of this season, but I long for the early days of Season 4 when this series had hope.
NEXT TIME: Not Human