>It's a Harry Kim sees himself die and all of his friends

>>86193006
WHAT?

I loved the "oh well" at the end of that ep.

>>86193006
Let's never speak of this again.

>>86193006
There's a whole mission about this issue in STO

>>86193462
The ending of that mission was still pretty fucked. That whole fucking race is fucked. Glad the Vaudwaar were trying to genocide them.

I wish this slope had been killed off permanently. He was an insufferable bitch and I hated how he whined that he didn't get a promotion.

>>86193628
You can take some pleasure knowing the showrunners hated him more then you do.

>>86193006
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0w9DUTcAI0o

>>86193687
They hated the character or the actor?

>>86193783
The actor, from every series of ST ever, he is the only actor they refused to let direct an episode.

>>86193321
>>86193006
Is this the same episode?

>>86193585
Them using the corpses of other sentients to propagate their species doesnt really hurt anyone beside those that are necro-cannibals

Also, they're the ones the Borgs got the tech from to revive the dead

How this got 7 seasons I will never understand

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>>86194378
It was a cash in which most people were fine with. I liked it despite how more-of-the-same it was. They really should have done more with Chakote leading a Maquis mutiny, maybe season 2 cliffhanger resolved at the end of season 3? Also losing Martha Hacket was a mistake.

None of my friends know this but I know jack shit about Star Trek. I've only watched TOS and a couple of episodes from TNG.
I've been invited to a pub quiz in two weeks time and the theme is Star Trek. I'm marathoning this show to get acquainted with the universe and I must say it's pretty fun. I'm halfway through season 4 and Seven isn't as bad as everyone said it would be. She's even Thicc and pleasant to look at.

>>86194245
>Them using the corpses of other sentients to propagate their species doesnt really hurt anyone
I could care less what other people do with their bodies after they die, but at least have the decency to ask them first.

>>86194824
She was the only reason to keep watching and why it went on as long as it did.