It was because they’d given him the supplies he needed to restart the bar after the FCA revoked his business license. So they were threatening to take back the equipment and start charging him rent again if he continued to do arms deals on the station.
“Haven’t you people ever heard of fuses?!?” -John Crichton
I thought the big reveal was that almost all trill could be joined successfully, but since there weren’t enough symbionts to go around they pretend that it’s only a select few that can?
It would be wild to have scruffy as the protagonist though lol
She’s probably just insane since she has occasional moments of clarity and intellect.
He’s also coming to the realization that if their trip home takes as long as predicted it’s likely that he will be Captain by journey’s end. First and second are adults humans in their 40’s and he’s got plenty of years left on him as a Vulcan. It’s unlikely that Janeway or Chakotay won’t be too old to really do the job in 50/60 years time.
He can’t afford to just be a security officer, he needs to start thinking about command and the additional skills he must develop to become Captain in every sense. That means adjusting to the differences in the way the two jobs are concerned with personnel and mental well-being. Captain is more than just the ability to take charge in a combat situation and be successful, but the long term devotion to crew and ship on a personal/loyalty level which Tuvok doesn’t display in the early seasons. He’s far too pragmatic for it, additionally he distances from personal relationships which a Captain must have with their department heads.
Vulcans use “logic” to disguise their emotional attachments frequently in the show. They claim something is logical when it’s a purely emotional situation and logic doesn’t really apply. Not that Tuvok personally has those tendencies.
Tuvok’s character arc heavily involves him realizing that he’s got to have a little bit more of an understanding of emotions in other species, since he is third in command and Voyager will be without support for years if not decades. He’s showing empathy but only stating facts, his child is in a similar situation and Ensign Wildman has done a good job in raising Naomi. He knows hope is important to her ability to function in the situation and he alleviates her concerns as quickly as he can merely by pointing out the truth and explaining to her why she shouldn’t fear the outcome.
He’s developing his leadership skills as it pertains to other species, not just the leadership that works with Vulcans.
Mypizzaboy is the best android emulator tbh
Only since like ten years ago.
The admirals all certainly are, though maybe that’s because of survivor bias, they shot first and asked questions later so they survived. Whereas most Picard-like captains and their ships get destroyed because you have to have an excellent crew to overcome what happens when your morality dictates your actions.
Literally in every series except Voyager the Federation is in a hot war with some foreign power and the “Remember when we were just explorers?” Lines are usually tongue in cheek, with the full understanding that exploration was only ever a small part of Starfleet/Federation operations, while they spent far more time dealing with rogue factions and warring with other species.
I was gonna say, I just finished Enterprise and she directed at least two that I recall.
“Our hardsuits have kinetic barriers. Your level briefs don’t, and I’m in a hurry.”
Cause there’s never any downtime between events on a vacation, or you know, maybe it’s the end of the night and he’s just winding down before going to bed.
The galaxy is cool but the ambassador class is my favorite, it really shows the hull transition from the A to the D model.
I’d love a TV Dredd continuation just as much, and I love his take on Bones.
My Android phone and the pizza boy application.
A lot of it got lost because we invented newer technologies, sure we can’t work stone with the same methods the ancients used to but that’s because we have bolts, steel, and concrete now.
The changes occur in the hiring practices, but when the average time an employee works for a company is as high as it is in Japan you’re looking at a decade or so to see the numbers move significantly.
Sorry firing half of the managers wasn’t their move? Lol
Funny, cause Michael Dorn and Mirina Sirtis were in Mass Effect. I guess Bioware knows their crowd.