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Star Trek: Voyager: Season 7, Episode 23Homestead (9 May 2001)Voyager finds a colony of Talaxians far from their home planet. When Neelix begins to bond with them he makes a major decision. Director:LeVar Burton |
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Voyager finds a colony of Talaxians far from their home planet. When Neelix begins to bond with them he makes a major decision.
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B'Elanna Torres: [helping herself to a handful of cheese pierogi] Now, these are delicious!
Harry Kim: Uh, leave some for the rest of us.
B'Elanna Torres: Hey, I'm eating for two.
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At the beginning of the episode, the Voyager crew throw a party in the Mess Hall celebrating the 315th anniversary of Zefram Cochrane breaking the Warp Speed barrier, and Earth's first contact with Vulcans. Star Trek: First Contact established that the Warp Flight and First Contact both took place in 2063, which means this episode takes place in the year 2378. See more »Quotes
[first lines]B'Elanna Torres: [helping herself to a handful of cheese pierogi] Now, these are delicious!
Harry Kim: Uh, leave some for the rest of us.
B'Elanna Torres: Hey, I'm eating for two.
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For some reason, I had never seen this episode before today. I thought it was very well written, acted, directed, and Ethan's performance was typically top notch! There was some good humor, suspense, excitement, and yes, a very touching send off for the character Neelix.
Naomi Wildman also adds to this one, as well as Tuvok, who is particularly caring when it comes to the character Neelix and the tough choices he has to make.
One reviewer complained "(this episode states) you're only happy with your own race." What an idiotic thing to say. He found a family with his same SPECIES which is a helluva lot deeper than just "race". Neelix really got to shine in this episode, and again, I found it a touching goodbye.