Star Trek: Voyager
(1995–2001)
Capt. Janeway falls for an Irish barman character she modifies within Tom's holodeck Irish village recreational getaway for the crew called Fair Haven.
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Title: Fair Haven (12 Jan 2000)
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| Episode credited cast: | |||
| Kate Mulgrew | ... | Capt. Kathryn Janeway | |
| Robert Beltran | ... | Cmdr. Chakotay | |
| Roxann Dawson | ... | Lt. B'Elanna Torres | |
| Robert Duncan McNeill | ... | Lt. Tom Paris | |
| Ethan Phillips | ... | Neelix | |
| Robert Picardo | ... | The Doctor | |
| Tim Russ | ... | Lt. Tuvok | |
| Jeri Ryan | ... | Seven of Nine | |
| Garrett Wang | ... | Ensign Harry Kim | |
| Richard Riehle | ... | Seamus Driscol | |
| Fintan McKeown | ... | Michael Sullivan | |
| Jan Claire | ... | Frannie | |
| Henriette Ivanans | ... | Maggie | |
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Duffie McIntire | ... | Grace |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Majel Barrett | ... | Computer Voice (voice) | |
The crew of Voyager takes part in Tom Paris' latest holodeck getaway: Fair Haven, an Irish coastal town of the early 20th century. The program is left open day and night as a morale booster while Voyager rides out a nucleogenic wavefront. Janeway gets close with Micheal Sullivan, a pub owner in Fair Haven. She adjusts his appearance, education, interests and personal life ("delete the wife") to make him her perfect guy. After several special days together, Janeway realizes even though her love is real, he is not, and real loves you accept as they are. When Voyager hits a rough patch exiting the wavefront, the program is damaged; Paris and Kim can save 10% but must rebuild the rest over many weeks. Janeway decides to back off of her relationship and makes the computer prohibit her from making any changes to Sullivan in the future. Written by Meribor
Ignore the Irish inaccuracies. This explores loneliness, sexuality and desire in a woman, a change from looking at it from the viewpoint of Kirk and Riker. Watched this for the first time 20 years after it was made, in the times of me too. The fact that Hollywood and the producers allowed this in interesting, especially listening to the female actors talking about how they were treated on the series. We also know one of the biggest use of internet is for social purposes from the most innocent to the less socially accepted. Why would holo-technology be any different. The previous episode and TNG also explored holo-addiction. Loved it. A refreshing and brave episode.