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Mar. 10 2009, 9:18 am
| Quote (DoomsdayFAN @ Mar. 09 2009, 4:55 pm) | | In "Night" are they actually stuck in a Void? Or are they just passing through a dark part of space? If thats the case, why didnt they just Maximum Warp through it? |
Because the space in "Night" was a different space than in "The Void". If they were in the same space, they would of meet those "melting chocolate" aliens they made allies with. |
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Mar. 10 2009, 9:21 am
this is a great episode
the embodiment of what starfleet stands for
how is it similar to Night?
in one there are no stars, in another they're stuck in a bubble
what's the same?
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Mar. 10 2009, 9:16 pm
| Quote (number8 @ Mar. 10 2009, 9:21 pm) | this is a great episode
the embodiment of what starfleet stands for
how is it similar to Night?
in one there are no stars, in another they're stuck in a bubble
what's the same? |
dark nothingness that they can't get out of. |
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Mar. 11 2009, 8:32 am
| Quote (X24 @ Mar. 11 2009, 3:16 am) | | Quote (number8 @ Mar. 10 2009, 9:21 pm) | this is a great episode
the embodiment of what starfleet stands for
how is it similar to Night?
in one there are no stars, in another they're stuck in a bubble
what's the same? |
dark nothingness that they can't get out of. |
the one other difference is: the egotistical aliens that want to kill vgr if the latter don't agree with them |
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Mar. 11 2009, 8:37 am
| Quote (X24 @ Mar. 10 2009, 9:16 pm) | | Quote (number8 @ Mar. 10 2009, 9:21 pm) | this is a great episode
the embodiment of what starfleet stands for
how is it similar to Night?
in one there are no stars, in another they're stuck in a bubble
what's the same? |
dark nothingness that they can't get out of. |
but the void in night wasn't something for them to get out of it was just regular space |
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Mar. 12 2009, 3:26 am
It still had no stars. That's the main point. They are quite different, but you have to think about it to realize it.
By the way... Am I the only person here who has seen "The Time Trap"???
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Aug. 03 2009, 10:51 pm
I love this episode. Janeway has to choose between losing resources or joining a band of thieves. She chooses the former and Voyager is alone - until they ally with the unfortunate ships that subsequently enter the void. She creates an alliance with these vessels based on Federation principles. In the mean time, the indigenous species of the void prove to be highly intelligent. Ultimately, the alliance with the incoming vessels and the patronage given to the indigenous species prove successful. The alliance collaborates with the indigenous species to escape the void. An episode on moral behavior is always welcome in my heart.
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Sep. 17 2009, 1:17 pm
This episode was a good return to the core Trek philosophy of sticking to your principles no matter what, and seeing it pay off. The point of Star Trek was to show that cooperation and generosity are much more profitable in the long-term than greed and hate. Something the franchise seemed to have lost at this point. I didn't care that they had already been in a similar "Void" because the storytelling was fresh and original.
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