The 37's

An episode that take 30 minutes to come to its point, 10 minutes to discuss the point, and that's that.

An episode about aliens that have kidnapped humans and brought them to a planet as slaves. In the time between 1937 and the current year, a lot has happened. The human slaves revolted and now have the planet to themselves. However they had around 8 humans in cryogenic stasis. No explanation is given as to why they are kept in stasis other than that the other humans think they are dead.

This episode is more about the prospect of staying on a planet that "feels like home" over the perils of getting back to home. That's really the whole idea of the episode itself and we never really a chance to explore that aspect of the plot. The moment we get to point, we have 10 minutes left, enough for a monologue from Janeway and a few conversations here and there about it, but all in the span of 5 minutes. The build up took so long to achieve and the resolution below average.

Overall, skippable episode. Nothing stands out, not even David Gaff, who was a memorable character from the Police Academy movies. Nothing to see here with starting Season 2.

It was said this episode was a screenplay written for Season 1, so I will assign this episode to that season and take the next episode as season 2 and see if this season starts off better with that in mind.