Paris says that there are 32 vessels coming out of warp off the port bow...
Then we see them on screen approaching from the starboard side aft.
Tom, port is on the left, and the bow is the front part. Okay?
And I laughed out loud when I saw the warhead being !carried! by two crewmen from Engineering to Sickbay. It's the 24th Century and we still have humans moving dangerous objects around by hand.
Posted by Elim Garak (Member # 14) on :
Response Question: If they drop out of warp to port, why can they not move over to starboard?
They said they didn't want to risk "upsetting it" so perhaps they thought it wasn't logical to use any technology near it...
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Posted by Sol System (Member # 30) on :
Maybe Paris had his display upside down?
This was a pretty good episode, though.
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Posted by Feste on :
Did I miss something in this ep.? Are we to understand that the other bombs have been hanging about cooling their metaphorical heels for 3 years while waiting for their buddy to show up?
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Posted by Sol System (Member # 30) on :
The war ended three years before. These missles were launched by accident some time after that.
------------------ "Don't call me at work again. Oh no, the boss still hates me. I'm just tired and I don't love you anymore, and there's a restaurant we should check out where the other nightmare people like to go...I mean nice people, baby wait, I didn't mean to say nightmare." -- They Might Be Giants
Posted by The Excalibur (Member # 34) on :
I'm assumeing the planet on which the warhead was found was not the planet of origan. Perhaps the return order threw them into confusion. a plot hole however you look at it. There just not careful.
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Posted by Trinculo on :
According to the episode, there were 34 warheads launched. One became the doctor and the other 32 surrounded the USS Voyager. This leaves one missing. Any thoughts on the disposition of the 34th warhead?
Posted by Aethelwer (Member # 36) on :
That was the one that exploded on the planet.
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Posted by The Excalibur (Member # 34) on :
When they found the one that exploded, they figured out what the surviving one was.
