When did we first see Lt. Carrey (altho, he wasn't a lieutenant at the time), and what position was he working?
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He was an ensign standing tactical relief on the bridge of the Enterprise-D in the first season episode Justice.
I actually wasn't aware of this trivia until today, watching Justice. Very interesting to see him there! Almost as interesting as Colm Meaney's first season appearances first as a conn officer, then as a security guard.
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Was he addressed as Carrey? It would have been a nice continum thing...Damn!!
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Nope, he wasn't addressed as "Carey" ... but it's the same actor (I double checked with IMDB), so it's a good bet it's the same character.
Except, he's an ensign, and apparently part of the security department.
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I wouldn't call that a good bet. There are already two characters on Voyager played by actors who played similar but different characters on TNG.
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Sure, except we know that McNeil played a dude named "Locarno", while Carey's TNG character was never given a name, thus, it's a good possiblity they're the same character.
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Vorik, the young Vulcan engineer on Voyager and, um, the other one, who was a young Vulcan something on the Enterprise. "Lower Decks" specifically. I've always liked him, really, it's too bad he isn't on more often.
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BTW: On Trektoday it was said that both Vorik and Carrey will be seen in the final episode.
Tuvok in the DS9 alternate universe was a nice touch.
And I would have liked to see Captain Janeway being the same person as the Janeway that did a counciling session with Troi.
And one more question: Was Gul Evek actually seen in DS9 after the time of the 'Badlands accident'? It would have been a nice touch to have him be missing after chasing Chakotay.
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No, Evek was never seen after "Caretaker", which was a few months into the third seson of DS9. Evek's previous appearance was, I believe, in "The Maquis", the same year he showed up in "Preemptive Strike".
Mark
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As for Lt. Carey, his appearance in "Justice" was more just a result of the limited actor's pool. They didn't have Clark in mind when they auditioned for Lt. Carey, as much as he hapened to fit the kind of recurring charactr they were looking for. Still, it's great that things like this can create a continuity between the shows. So Carey was an Ensign inder Lt. Yar in the first season of TNG, transferred off the Enterprise at some point, switched to engineering, and shortly after the TNG seventh season he got assigned as an engineer under whoever the first chief engineer of Voyager was. (probagbly as second in command, given his full-lieutenant rank).
He's not the only guy, too. Lt. Primmin replaced Chief O'Brien on DS9 for several episodes in their first season (albeit Primmin's role was as a Security officer). James Lashly also played a Ensign Kopf in TNG's "Brothers" - he was in Engineering when Data comandeered the bridge. However, his name was never mentioned in dialogue IIRC, so, it can be an interesting bit of continuity there.
Mark
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Another little nugget: The Starfleet security chief that was on DS9 before Eddington was an enigineer on the Ent D during the Episode "Brothers" I think. I just saw the ep on tape and there he is. He's never addressed by name but he's an ensign.
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Whoops! Must've been a same time post. But he beat me.
Either that, or I need to lay off the crack before i log on...
Merte!
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