Ashes to Ashes

Episode aired Mar 1, 2000
TV-PG
44m

IMDb RATING

6.9/10

1.7K

YOUR RATING

Action Adventure Sci-Fi

Voyager receives a former crewman, deceased, resurrected, genetically altered, unrecognizable, and glad to be "home." Meanwhile, looking after the Borg children exasperates Seven of Nine.Voyager receives a former crewman, deceased, resurrected, genetically altered, unrecognizable, and glad to be "home." Meanwhile, looking after the Borg children exasperates Seven of Nine.Voyager receives a former crewman, deceased, resurrected, genetically altered, unrecognizable, and glad to be "home." Meanwhile, looking after the Borg children exasperates Seven of Nine.

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6.9/10

1.7K

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Trivia
This is the only appearance of Lyndsey Ballard. Her backstory is not an allusion to any previous installment.

Goofs
When the twins Rebi and Azan explain to Seven that they have made cubes out of their clay, one of them mentions that they are one-one-thousandth the size of a Borg vessel. The cubes are clearly only a few inches square. One thousand times those dimensions would be only a few hundred feet, and one thousand times the volume would only be about 50 feet square, clearly much smaller than all Borg cubes seen in all Star Trek series. A more likely description would be one-ten-thousandth the size of the Borg cube.

Quotes
Seven of Nine: [ordering the children to play on schedule] Fun will now commence.

Connections
Referenced in Star Trek: Voyager: Drive (2000)

Soundtracks
Star Trek: Voyager - Main Title
(uncredited)
Written by Jerry Goldsmith
Performed by Jay Chattaway

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Featured review

7/10

It Had to Be

Sometimes this series raises moral dilemmas Of course, the only ones who concern themselves with death are the living. Here, Ensign Ballard, a beautiful, but average crew member, who was killed on an away mission, returns from the dead. It seems there is a race of re-animators in the galaxy that take the DNA of the dead of other planets and create them in their form. Ballard, with a little help from the Doc, returns to her previous self (except for the fact that everything human in her is gone), and rejoins the crew. Harry, who was in love with her, is elated. But there are issues that no one can solve. It's an interesting concept as we do more and more cloning. Will we be able to raise the dead?

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