Someone thumps on the wall.) "Star Trek: Voyager" The Thaw (TV Episode 1996) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. To learn more, Kim and Torres enter the system and discover a virtual world ruled by an evil clown manifestation of fear itself. Further, the environment is Angrily, the Clown accuses Torres of being responsible for the panel's appearance. Of course, if you try to apply conventional criticism to this one, you aren't going to be happy. When the Spectre and the Little Woman suggest that the Clown take his mood out on the hostages rather than them, the Clown immediately cheers up and pretends to cry with joy.
Viorsa solemnly confirms that the Clown possesses the ability to kill and has done so twice. She and Kim do not hesitate to push past him and run toward the panel, but while he makes no effort to stop them, he casually announces that one of the aliens will die if they leave. The lights become progressively dimmer as the hologram again confronts him with the fact that fear exists for one purpose: to be defeated. Voyager finds a group of people in connected stasis chambers where something has gone terribly wrong. She paces around the infirmary attempting to figure out what fear seeks, why people enjoy dangerous sports, While Janeway tries to figure out what went wrong, the eerily cheerful music from before has commenced once again and the characters again form a conga line in celebration, forcing the remaining "guests" to dance with them. "Back in the cargo bay, the recall subroutine activates when Torres activates the panel and Kes estimates that Torres will regain consciousness in about twelve minutes. When the Clown claims he does so via decapitation, a frustrated Torres insists that nothing in the environment is real. The Thaw. The Clown seems to consider this for a split second before he does a double take and asks who The Doctor is. Voyager arrives at a planet that Neelix knows as a trading post from a couple decades ago, but it suffered a massive catastrophe thanks to solar flares. As Viorsa is placed in the guillotine, the norepinephrine levels approach critical. Kim begins to reach for the escape panel, but the Clown insists that no one leave until Janeway's arrival. The …
I also absolutely loved the premise, and many moments through out the episode make me LMFAO. However, Janeway reveals that she has in fact fooled the Clown and is not Kathryn Janeway but a Kes and the medical staff help Kim, the programmer and the physician out of the stasis units, the resuscitation process complete. As the Clown informs her the environment is as real as a Meanwhile, Janeway begins to worry because Kim and Torres have yet to activate the recall subroutine. "I have a very trustworthy face." He reassures them he is serious, randomly selecting the physician for execution and daring the newcomers to leave. Chakotay points out that the colonists' timetable ended Back in the cargo bay, Kes helps secure Kim in one of the stasis units while In the computer, Kim and Torres find themselves together in a room with abstract designs on the walls but they feel no different than they normally do. However, the Clown is confused because The Doctor is not Torres and Chakotay join Janeway, Tuvok, and The Doctor in sickbay as Janeway asks whether they would be able to repair the brain damage caused by simply disconnecting the hostages. Datum. Unable to stand, he falls to his knees and reels weakly. The Clown pulls Kim aside, and as the other characters dance around them, he warns Kim that he will have to punish him for Janeway's "little trick." Janeway nods affirmatively. Satisfied, the Clown tells him to remove the panel, as it is "ruining the party."
He desperately pleads with them, insisting he did not do anything.
She explains that Starfleet captains do not succumb to fear. Scores points for being different, featuring intriguing surreal qualities. Inhaltsverzeichnis . Titel. Although Torres has less than ten pathways left to disable, Janeway hastily orders her to restore the entire system. This is far from a perfect episode but it is creative and thought provoking and sort of frightening. Tuvok monitors closely as Janeway lies in one of the stasis units, very much awake with the neural transmitter on her forehead. "Inside the computer, the Clown pouts about his predicament, much to the disappointment of the other characters.