Hello Star Trek fans! Welcome to Rebinge Star Trek Voyager S3E22: Real Life. In this episode, the doctor creates a fake family for himself on the holodeck but it's not exactly true to life.

The doctor experiments with having a life outside of sickbay by creating an artificial family. When Kes and B'Elanna get a look at it, they offer to up the realism which gives the doctor quite a jolt. Meanwhile out in the real world, Voyager encounters a destroyed space station and some subspace disruptions that may hold valuable resources. We send in Tom on a potentially deadly mission to find out.

It’s a re-watch of a thing you’ve probably already seen but love to watch and talk about. We go deep with every episode, walking you through every scene and analyzing all of the characters and story lines. In each episode we discuss "Women in the Future" and "Janeway's Leadership Corner" while over-analyzing everything.

Be sure to listen to our previous episode S3E21: Before and After where Kes moves backwards through time.

Join us next time for S3E23: Distant Origin.

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Hello Star Trek fans! Welcome to Rebinge Star Trek Voyager S3E21: Before and After. In this episode, we seem to be climbing out of our rut of bad season 3 episodes. Kes is traveling backwards in time and she's desperately trying to get the crew to believe her.

The doctor performs an experiment on an elderly Kes that seems to displace her in time. As she travels backwards through her 9 years of life, she meets her grandson, her daughter and her husband. The trouble is she doesn't remember any of it happening and she keeps jumping backwards. Kes and the doctor are concerned she'll eventually jump back to a time she doesn't even exist. With each stop along the way she tries to enlist the crew's help to stop her spiral.

It’s a re-watch of a thing you’ve probably already seen but love to watch and talk about. We go deep with every episode, walking you through every scene and analyzing all of the characters and story lines. In each episode we discuss "Women in the Future" and "Janeway's Leadership Corner" while over-analyzing everything.

Be sure to listen to our previous episode S3E20: Favorite Son where we seem to think it's the 1960s.

Join us next time for S3E22: Real Life.

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Hello Star Trek fans! Welcome to Rebinge Star Trek Voyager S3E20: Favorite Son. In this episode, Star Trek reminds us it can sometime just be ridiculous. Harry suddenly gets spots on his face along with some new ideas in his head and we learn he's not human! He's an alien. And I can't explain it, but this somehow leads us to a kind of 60s stoner party where women are tricking the men into sacrificing themselves to have a baby. Like what?

Harry has a sudden surge of insubordination on the bridge when he fires on an approaching ship without permission. Janeway's not just mad, she's disappointed, but Harry claims he just knew that ship was preparing to fire (contrary to evidence). Eventually Harry is proven right and seems to be having some other intuitive thoughts leading him to the planet of Taresia. Once we arrive at Taresia, the natives convince Harry that he is really one of them and not human after all. From here, everything just goes downhill in this episode.

It’s a re-watch of a thing you’ve probably already seen but love to watch and talk about. We go deep with every episode, walking you through every scene and analyzing all of the characters and story lines. In each episode we discuss "Women in the Future" and "Janeway's Leadership Corner" while over-analyzing everything.

Be sure to listen to our previous episode S3E19: Rise where the doctor (and the actor) made some bad choices.

Join us next time for S3E21: Before and After.

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