Reactivated after seven centuries, a backup copy of The Doctor attempts to rewrite Kyrian history, which describes the warship Voyager’s visit as less than peaceful, going so far as to accuse the crew of genocide…
A very unique episode of Star Trek like none before or since… taking place entirely from the point of view of this alien race that feels oppressed. Of course it affirms the notion that history is written by the victors and in this case it portrays our crew as war mongers who are so desperate to return home that they’ll stop at nothing to achieve the goal.
Picardo carried this episode as a man desperate to clear his friend’s names – even seven hundred years later. His impassioned pleas to the arbitrators following the presentation of his version of events was emotional and heart felt, something that the Doctor of four years ago never would have shared.
Captain Solano, Commander Rydek and Ambassador Spock beam down to Hotari to begin negotiations. Meanwhile, Ensign Diaz and Commander Westbrook
Welcome to the 200th Talkin’ Science. A test for the SETI network continues, plus we now have to Question our
With damage from the increased ion storm activity repaired, the Resolute embarks on it’s mission. En route to Hotari, the
Commander Jara Rydek works to earn the trust of her new crew aboard the U.S.S. Resolute, following a devastating warp
