Voyager, Season 7: Critical Care

Voyager, Season 7

"Critical Care"

Airdate: November 1, 2000

148 of 168 produced

149 of 168 aired

Introduction

The Doctor is abducted and made to serve within an alien health care system. What he finds there present challenges to his personal ethics.

"Well, your health care system is grotesquely unjust and murderous to its patients. But it's still better than Allstate."

Voyager, Season 7: Repression

Voyager, Season 7

"Repression"

Airdate: October 25, 2000

149 of 168 produced

148 of 168 aired

Introduction

Tom and B'Elanna discover a comatose crew mate on their holodeck 1950s movie date, a mystery that leads to a Maquis mutiny.

 "You will never... box... again..."

 

Voyager, Season 7: Drive

Voyager, Season 7

"Drive"

Airdate: October 18, 2000

147 of 168 produced

147 of 168 aired

Introduction

While giving the Delta Flyer II a dry run, Tom and Harry come across a hot-rodding pilot on her way to an interstellar race.

On this week's episode of "Who Wore It Better..."

Voyager, Season 7: Imperfection

Voyager, Season 7

"Imperfection"

Airdate: October 11, 2000

146 of 168 produced

146 of 168 aired

Introduction

Seven suffers a life threatening malfunction and the crew rallies together to save her.

Hey look, it's a scene from a show I like to call "Good people doing rational things that are in character."

Voyager, Season7: Unimatrix Zero, Part 2

Voyager, Season7
"Unimatrix Zero, Part 2"
Airdate: October 4, 2000
145 of 168 produced
145 of 168 aired

Introduction

The assimilated Voyager crew works to disable the Borg's attack on Unimatrix Zero before its members are destroyed.

"I assimilated a PlayStation 3 from the future to score this sweet blue light."

Top Ten WTF Moments in Star Trek: Picard Season 1

It should probably be apparent at this point that I did not like Star Trek: Picard. It manifestly disappointed me along just about every axis of Star Trek fandom that I possess. But in addition to being grotesquely violent and poorly written, it was also frequently just baffling. Here are my top ten (with some honorable mentions, because they just kept coming) WTF Moments from season one.


Honorable Mentions:

 Oh no! Acid Blood! Bet she didn't see that one coming!

Picard, Season 1: Et in Arcadia Ego, Part 2

Picard, Season 1
"Et in Arcadia Ego, Part 2"
Airdate: March 26, 2020
10 of 10 produced
10 of 10 aired

Introduction
A large space standoff occurs. A character dies and is resurrected in perhaps the single most predictable plot development possible. A bunch of characters we can't possibly care about express utterly baseless emotions about characters that we do.

Here it is, folks: the best part of the episode. Save yourself the other 50 minutes and go clean between the tiles in your shower or something.

Picard, Season 1: Et in Arcadia Ego, Part 1

Picard, Season 1
"Et in Arcadia Ego, Part 1"
Airdate: March 19, 2020
9 of 10 produced
9 of 10 aired

Introduction

Picard and crew reach the planet of the androids, with an armada of Romulan ships close behind them. The Big Secret to why everything else in this season is wrong is revealed, which necessitates a Big Decision by the androids and their supporters.

Agnes is about the break out her Signature Cry Face when an android performs a mind meld on her. Hey, I felt like crying, too.

Picard, Season 1: Broken Pieces

Picard, Season 1
"Broken Pieces"
Airdate: March 12, 2020
8 of 10 produced
8 of 10 aired

Introduction

Flashback scenes attempt to explain and make us care about the plot of the preceding seven episodes. Plus: More Murder!

"We are the Borg. We have assimilated horrendous UI design. Ergonomics are futile."

Picard, Season 1: Nepenthe

Picard, Season 1
"Nepenthe"
Airdate: March 5, 2020
7 of 10 produced
7 of 10 aired

Introduction

Picard decides to postpone the main plot yet again in order to visit some friends that he arbitrarily decided not to a few episodes ago.

Three characters we actually care about who are also not actively murdering, betraying, or lying to anyone. BORING!