@@Mephilis78 They just suppress their emotions. They aren't completely devoid of them. Even the most in control people in the world still have limits just like everyone else. Also, seriously? Are you kidding me with the "STD" thing? After six years?
In this case, they were using someone else's tower to piggyback messages for free. The owner told them to stop, and they attacked him and continued to use his stuff. Karens confirmed.
Man, I know they brought on Jeri Ryan to boost ratings because she has an insane body, but I bet it came as a surprise to quite a few of the cast and crew that she was also a really talented comedy actor.
not sure how much of a surprise since imo the rest of the regulars are/were at best ranged from B to C actors; the guest stars were just as if not more talented
@@cameltube-vk7el Yes, excellent actress, with quite a range of ability. She played the Doctor very well in the story where he's hiding inside her neural network from a civilisation that hates photonic lifeforms.
@@nitehawk86 Data had a lot of hilarious lines and actions. I haven't watched Picard yet but I would love to see Seven and Data interact on there although Seven may be a bit more human on that show considering she's been free from the borg for 20 years now
Tpol had some similar moments in ent, and there’s isaac on The Orville. I guess it’s just fitting for the “serious” character to have a humorous bit, intentionally or otherwise.
This might be one of my favorite scenes in ST:VOY. First of all, it’s funny and well acted by all three actresses. But it also shows quality writing and subtle character development: earlier in the season B’Elanna tells Seven that she should thank people more often - and here Seven does it spontaneously. Also B’Elanna approving of Sevens “mild shock” references that she herself might have done something similar a few years earlier but has grown to be a bit more composed. The writing in season 4 was really good, they really made an effort on little character moments and referencing events from a few episodes back which made it feel like a continuing story despite (most) episodes being stand alone stories.
oh how I wish this was possible with current pc tech it would be fun to do it to Trolls and scammer imagine a troll's come's on and you send them a mild shock through youtube🤣🤣🤣
This is one of the best scenes in Voyager. The extremely comical shocking of the Hirogen, and Torres and Janeway both being like “WTF?” at each other in reaction is truly purely satisfying
T3 was just a copy paste in the weirdest ways with Riker's scramble code (used in best of both the worlds). Even a good actor like her couldn't have made the movie watchable in any way.
I like Seven's method of dealing with unwanted callers. Given what an issue scammers calling on spoofed numbers have become, I think it's time we take this idea under advisement
I've been saying it for years, all we need is a toll button to press on the phone that will charge the unwanted caller $5 on their account. ($4 after Verizon gets their cut) It would be great for telemarketers, scammers, politicians, or any other unwanted calls, such as lawyers, bill collectors, your ex, etc. My phone is paid for by me for my personal use. Not marketers and Bill collectors.
Kirk would have chuckled. Picard would have been appalled. Sisko would have had great praise. Janeway was shocked. Archer would have had Reid make that a special protocol.
Kirk would have tried it on. Picard would have ordered her to her quarters. Worf would have told her on the way it was appreciated but not the Federation way. Sisko would have got her in his ready room and told her a) I decide when diplomacy is over b) good work c) next time make sure he doesn't get up until we've left the area d) make sure I know about it first e) good work. Dismissed. Oh and don't talk to Garak. Garak waiting outside. I'm impressed by your initiative Seven, I could tailor you a new uniform perhaps. ..well? Oh Sisko told you not to talk to me didn't he, you Borg are so literal. Seven: Mr Garak, if you try and enter my quarters again you'll be finding it difficult to create order out of your obsidian burned corpse. Garak: Seven Bashir: Mr Garak Garak: not now good doctor I've a new love Bashir: Garak: Seven: Garak: Quark: may I... All three: Go away Quark.
I'm glad i'm not the only who was literally rolling on the floor laughing at this when i first saw it, and expressions of everyone else afterwards. Comedy gold! :)
0:24 Janeway: What happened? Seven: I generated a feedback surge along our sensor link. Janeway's face - priceless Torres: You killed him? Seven: It was a mild shock, he will recover.
Jeri Ryan was so good acting as Seven. She really did half the heavy lifting for the ST Voyager show. Incredible eye candy and excellent acting. Perfect combination.
Jeri got a lot of airtime for her appearance, but as a result gave Seven a lot of character development. Compare Chakotay- also good-looking, also got a lot of airtime, but completely wooden acting from Robert Beltran. Instead of ditching Kes, they should have ditched Chakotay and kept both Kes and Seven. It would have evened out the show.
I thought Chakotay was OK. I mean, he was less wooden than Tuvok. And before you say that Tuvok was Vulcan, so was Spock. I did like Kes. It would have been interesting to have almost an even number of male/female characters, although based on what it sounds like the actors have said, it probably wouldn't have been well received by Kate Mulgrew.
I Make Playlists Kes evolved beyond the Starfleet matrix. Starfleet was a wonderfull and huge matrix. But still a matrix. I think Kes could have joined the Q system. She could grow within it and help to evolve it too. Like Seven did in Starfleet. It was a terrible mistake to bring her back at the later episode. It was one of the worst episodes in the series.
@@MatthewXLY I'd say that, for as few Ferengi-body-swaps as we've seen, she pulled it off well AND acted like, well, a Ferengi. If this was meant to be a criticism on your part, I don't see it.
And they will all fondly accept her cruelty as the cute character quirk that it is for one oblivious to social etiquette. Even you will smile in your pain as you think "awww she so innocent!!"
"Hello mr mithhikx we undstand you were involved in car crash. We can get you £5000 compensation all we need is your bank card number, the last 3 digits of your CSC number and AARGGHHHHHHHHHHH!" *thud* beep beep beep
fun fact, Janeway and 7 hated one another in real life. Apparently Janeway was really hard to work with and had a problem when 7 joined the show. I believe in a interview 7 said something along the lines of "as far as she was concerned, i was introduced and then fans were more interested in my history than hers. She was soo hard to work with, if we didnt have a scene together, then she would just ignore me at rehersals and on set." You never pick that up though watching their weird mother / daughter relationship (and at times some awkward loving stares, be that on purpose or just my dirty mind)
@@Darthzilla99 It is kind of sad that she was brought on as pure eye candy, which everyone knew. Just she ended up being arguably one of the top 2 characters on the entire show. A far more compelling character than eye candy on other shows such as Diana troy
Seven was always the person when an opponent said "lay down your weapons or..." she'd shoot them or assault them in some other way. Midsentence...best way ever.
She went all guns blazing in Bjayzl's club on Star Trek Picard. My fave part is right at the beginning where she beams in with her phaser rifles armed, just goes "Hi" and starts shooting
"apparently there was a code that did send an electric shock through the keyboard" which makes no sense since the vast majority of computer keyboards have been made out of plastic since...well since forever. Apparently you should use your brain a little and not just believe everything you hear.
I love at 0:16 you can see Seven go "ok, well this isn't working let me remove this obstacle..." and gets to work in the background. Jeri Ryan and Kate Mulgrew were incredible actors on this show. And Roxann Dawson became a wonderful director.
Reading this line, I just got hit with a *Blazing Saddles* moment! Now, read what you wrote, and 'visualize' *'Lyle', (aka 'DUMMY'! from Blazing Saddles, taking down 'TAGGART'S message. "Notify the Main Office! Tell 'em, I said, 'OWWWW!' GOTCHA!*
@@RatKing59 Honestly I never really liked them, they were all kind of bland. The only other woman I'd have to put on my list of favorites would be Guinan.
This may be a more than a little late, but if we're talking top three women in Star Trek, then at least one of those positions has to go to Kira Nerys. She's right up there with Seven when it comes to emotional baggage and working through it, and I'd argue that she's more capable in a command role than Janeway, though that's just my personal opinion. Jadzia Dax is also worth noting. She was one of the most 'alive' characters in all of Trek, always lighting up a room with her personality. Ezri had a lot of potential, but too little time to work on it. Seven of Nine is probably my favorite character in all of Star Trek, but aside from the Doctor, I'm not a huge fan of most of Voyager's cast. But anyway, that's just this one fellow's random opinion. ^_^
Never really been a fan of the Star Trek movies. But if they made one about the Voyager crew, I think I'd happily go to the cinema to watch it. I know Voyager isn't often considered the best series. But it was the first series I ever watched, and I felt I really made a connection with each of the crew members. The characters were quite well developed, and you knew how each of them reacted and spoke. I think Tuvok was always my favorite. He really did play the best Vulcan of the lot.
@@DavidBarlowDavido01 I don't even know what this comment is supposed to mean. Tuvok was a great Vulcan. Not watered down in the least and still an entirely compelling character. Can't ever take anything from Spock but he was half Vulcan and they played on that a lot. T'Pol was an emotionally charged, psychologically damaged Vulcan from a previous era before the modern (TOS and later) version of Vulcans. Saavik played kinda bland and too emotional. Sarek was pretty good but we barely knew ye. Sorik was probably top tier as well, also on Voyager.
I like the way Janeway's reference to 'our friend' could refer to both the Hirogen AND Seven and B'elanna's, "Mild shock, not bad!" could be complimenting Seven's ingenuity OR the fact that she got Janeway to believe it was only a mild shock when in fact she'd killed the Hirogen. 🤣
@@spaceclaw1958 Or like to bite the hand that could be able to feed you. With such personal lacking so much self control you need no further enemies. ... But well, what should you do with your most beautiful horse in your regiment?! 🤷🏻♂️🤔
Lol!! After Janeway asks what happened & Seven answers. She’s so shocked at what she did. She couldn’t even talk, that’s why she looks at B’lanna. Who has to ask if he is dead! Best part ever.
I like that the Hirogen are supposed to be the aliens that hunt and kill the aliens that killed the Borg, but yet here they can be knocked out over a Zoom call.
It was even a Hirogen episode, but my favorite Seven moment (I sincerely didn't know about this one, still second place) Hirogen: Sing or die. Seven: Then I will die. For all your skill at hunting, the Borg will reach this place and assimilate you. On that day, remember me."
Well it was kind of imperative that they have that connection open. Remember their doctor is a hologram who was at that moment, on a ship in the alpha quadrant, and he would be coming back to Voyager through the network that Hirogen so bullheadedly refused to allow them access to.
I think Seven realized that he was just going to get in the way, and that negotiating with him was an unnecessary risk, even with Janeway negotiating. (We _are,_ after all, talking about the Hirogen.) A more surefire way to guarantee the Doctor's return was just to knock him out for a few hours until the Doctor returned, at which point Voyager could simply leave and the disgruntled prick could be left to groan and pull himself up in peace.
This was just another illustration of how Janeway allowed females on her ship to get away with things she would never tolerate in males, like the time B'lana almost killed Joe Kerry by punching him in the face. Even as the man lay bleeding in sickbay they joked about him, yet if this were the other way around and a MAN did this to a WOMAN then it would never be tolerated. Then what does Janeway do? Does she punish B'lana? Hell no. She instead PROMOTES her to Chief Engineer. Had a man done this his career would be OVER but Janeway allows females to get away with things like this while putting males in the brig for it. Janeway constantly had an open door policy to the female crew but chastised the males if they ever broke protocol (Tom Paris was a good example of this). Janeway even put her first officer in the brig because he tried to stop her from BREAKING THE LAW when she exposed a Starfleet crewman from the another ship to an entity that was trying to kill them for their part in killing their own kind. This of course is irrelevant because by all rights the crewman would stand trial for his culpability in what his own captain did, but the point is, once again, Janeway just bowls right over the men while extending complete forgiveness to women who commit the same crimes. This was the one aspect I didn't like about Voyager. I loved the premise but Janeway's constant favoritism of females was clearly apparent - unless of course one chooses to disregard it (how convenient).
I grew up with TNG and DS9 was the best ST ever, but Voyager was the classic lost explorer scenario played out extremely well, over a far more memorable than not series. None of them escaped the occasional bad episodes, but Voyager had just as many great ones as the others, and a wonderful cast.
I just realized that _Voyager_ never came across the Delta Quadrant's equivalent to the Federation. I think an episode, or even season, about that would have been interesting.
7 of 9: "Capitan were being healed." Janeway: "on screen" "Yes hello I'm contacting you about your ships extended warranty". Janeway: "7 you know what to do" 7 of 9: "yes capitan" Bzzzzzzzzooooott⚡⚡⚡⚡☠️
I’ve never watched Voyager (or much Star Trek past the original series for that matter), but I can already tell that THIS is who seven of nine is supposed to be, not that cliche hardened space vigilante abomination from Picard. This is SO much better!
Her name carried "the warning", "the warning" scheduled projection, [. "Q" was likely her father, ...and backup, . ] the scheduler scheduled a trigger & notice to "Q", the trigger induced projection, projection completed her will, and reward.
That would be cruel and inhumane, which Janeway is not. She could restrict her access to the rest of the crew, and ban her from Stellar Cartography for three days..
I have to say this was when Seven was best written, it seemed like she had a somewhat more human personality here than she would in later seasons where she would seem more robotic. She says "Thank you" to Torres of all people, basically displayed human impulse by zapping the guy when he was becoming unreasonable, and when Janeway and Torres call her out on that she has almost a bit of snark when she basically said "he was being an asshole but he got off easy, he'll live."
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As a former Customer Service Rep, I think I speak for all of us when I say...I WANT THE ABILITY TO DELIVER MILD SHOCKS OVER COMMUNICATION NETWORKS.
"Mild Shock"
As a current Customer Service Rep, I would be heartily abusing that ability every day.
@@AlexQuill63 as someone who regularly gets cold called by telemarketers, I vote that goes two ways
Transmission/link*
Lets develop a device that punches people in the face over the internet. We would get rich and famous in the process :D
Jeri's ability to deadpan deliver some of Seven's lines is incredible
I was just about to post the same thing. Her delivery as Seven was so perpetually right on, so amazing. She is so damned funny! :)
Brent Spiner was quite a joker off camera as well and yet did the role of an emotionless android flawlessly.
I'd say she's better at it than most of the actors playing Vulcans. Especially ENT and STD Vulcans.
@@Mephilis78 They just suppress their emotions. They aren't completely devoid of them. Even the most in control people in the world still have limits just like everyone else. Also, seriously? Are you kidding me with the "STD" thing? After six years?
Jeri's lines _are_ incredible.
"It was a mild shock, he will recover."
"And when he does?"
"I will shock him again."
"Let me know if our friend gives us any more trouble". I think he'll think twice about doing that
@@idonotexist2619 Given that "our friend's" race is basically "low-key Predator," you can be sure he's going to give them plenty more trouble.
@@EvilMariobot
Low key predator.
That was great!
Thank you for the grins. Well said.
Nice, oh nice.
It's could be a nice stimulation, actually
hmmm...i wonder if that's what she called it in Picard when she murdered that woman?
WHen the Hirogen awoke, Janeway traded them circuit breaker technology to prevent this from happening again.
How silly, starfleet is the king of exploding consoles, they are the LAST people you want help from for circuit breakers.
+Aeroldoth5
That's the catch. It's a literal circuit breaker.
1 part circuit, 1 part spark plug, 2 parts C-4.
Like airbags put into every console on the ship.
But the airbags are explosives.
Krynictrace
Airbags are explosive. That is how they work.
Not quite. Airbags use gas generators rather than explosives.
Janeway, in true captain's fashion, had to leave the bridge before she completely lost her shit laughing.
That wasnt the bridge
Pretty sure that's engineering
Astrometrics Lab, not Engineering or the Bridge
@@ronbouley4616 As reward for your correct trek knowledge you win a bowl of neelixs latest soup experiment s
@@thomas.parnell7365 lol :P
"He was being a Karen. I merely introduced him to the manager."
"Fair enough."
Under appreciated comment!
In this case, they were using someone else's tower to piggyback messages for free. The owner told them to stop, and they attacked him and continued to use his stuff. Karens confirmed.
@@ShorlanTanzo they were sending an SOS it is a minor different
😂
He F’d around, I helped him find out
Man, I know they brought on Jeri Ryan to boost ratings because she has an insane body, but I bet it came as a surprise to quite a few of the cast and crew that she was also a really talented comedy actor.
not sure how much of a surprise since imo the rest of the regulars are/were at best ranged from B to C actors; the guest stars were just as if not more talented
I became totally enamored with her...excellent actress, became I think my fav of series
@@cameltube-vk7el Yes, excellent actress, with quite a range of ability. She played the Doctor very well in the story where he's hiding inside her neural network from a civilisation that hates photonic lifeforms.
@@orgonkothewildlyuntamed6301 Mulgrew and Picardo are top notch.
You could say... it came as a shock.
They'll recover.
"He wasn't responding to diplomacy." 7 of 9...BAM!
janeway almost broke, she was trying so hard not to laugh.
Seven of Nine is annoyed by ecoots
You know your right
elige brown You’re so right.
She's like a parent who's kid says or does something that they wish that they could do.
I wonder if she was laughing out loud when she got to the corridor and the door closed.
Shredder is getting on 7 of nine's nerves.
Rofl
😂😂😂
Bruh!!!!! xD lol
The Turtles were not around, so she took matters into her own hands :D
Ah ha...ha ha. clap clap clap
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Seven of nine could be funny as hell without trying.
It was her “straight man” role. Classic comic potential!
@@declonmooney1995 She still does!
it's her dry british humor
@@perfectionbox She's American.
Desmaad that's why her dry british humor is so funny
Whether by design or not Jeri Ryan provided some of the funniest moments in this series for a character that was Uber serious.
She was a master at deadpan comedy
@@DarkAurora2002 Show him " the thing you do with your eyes" from Leverage.
Spock and Data were usually the most funny characters in their series.
@@nitehawk86 Data had a lot of hilarious lines and actions. I haven't watched Picard yet but I would love to see Seven and Data interact on there although Seven may be a bit more human on that show considering she's been free from the borg for 20 years now
Tpol had some similar moments in ent, and there’s isaac on The Orville. I guess it’s just fitting for the “serious” character to have a humorous bit, intentionally or otherwise.
This might be one of my favorite scenes in ST:VOY. First of all, it’s funny and well acted by all three actresses. But it also shows quality writing and subtle character development: earlier in the season B’Elanna tells Seven that she should thank people more often - and here Seven does it spontaneously. Also B’Elanna approving of Sevens “mild shock” references that she herself might have done something similar a few years earlier but has grown to be a bit more composed.
The writing in season 4 was really good, they really made an effort on little character moments and referencing events from a few episodes back which made it feel like a continuing story despite (most) episodes being stand alone stories.
oh how I wish this was possible with current pc tech it would be fun to do it to Trolls and scammer imagine a troll's come's on and you send them a mild shock through youtube🤣🤣🤣
Season 4 and parts of 5 were probably my favorite seasons before Voyager went into decline. And I am saying this as a fan of Voyager.
7 of 9 needs her own ship. can you imagine what she could do as a captain of a galaxy-class.
Kiroth71 Or the E?
it would be a warship not a starship xD
I imagine she'd want a mixture of androids, Bynars, and holograms for her crew... or at least a decent pick of highly specialized crew.
Kiroth71 You are wrong because as a captain of the starfleet you must be able to negotiate. And diplomacy is not her strength. ;-)
just a captain...no one said in what fleet
"let me know if our friend, causes anymore trouble"
Is she talking about the Hirogen or Seven ? Lol
She was referring to Torres
Jk hirogen
both
Both?
Yes.
This is one of the best scenes in Voyager. The extremely comical shocking of the Hirogen, and Torres and Janeway both being like “WTF?” at each other in reaction is truly purely satisfying
You mean between Jenaway and B'ellana?
Yeah, that was pure commedy gold XD
True, but understend this sceene only who know startrek universe and know what race was hirogens... 7 has no fear...
I love the look she gives Janeway like "Yep I did that, it was efficient."
I liked voyager and don't care what others think
i liked it to
@LowJack187 the pilot was a male
@@mmyatt9560 Paris is most likely a male but this has never been confirmed. Anybody could be the father.
Voyager is probably the best Star Treck show!
Same, I didn't love it but it was enjoyable
00:33 Seven of Nine's version of T2's, "He'll live."
Tigerman1138 she was like meh
If only she had been cast in T3. They totally could have done that. Maybe it would have saved the movie. Probably not though.
T3 was just a copy paste in the weirdest ways with Riker's scramble code (used in best of both the worlds). Even a good actor like her couldn't have made the movie watchable in any way.
Legit xD
Sounds about right
That might have been the most polite "fuck you" phone call in the delta quadrant.
Love how Janeway is shocked, but then, secretly impressed, but knows she needs to not show it.
It wasn't Janeway who was shocked.
I like Seven's method of dealing with unwanted callers. Given what an issue scammers calling on spoofed numbers have become, I think it's time we take this idea under advisement
I’m sure that their is technology out there even now on mobile phones that could react like that to nuisance calls
I've been saying it for years, all we need is a toll button to press on the phone that will charge the unwanted caller $5 on their account. ($4 after Verizon gets their cut) It would be great for telemarketers, scammers, politicians, or any other unwanted calls, such as lawyers, bill collectors, your ex, etc. My phone is paid for by me for my personal use. Not marketers and Bill collectors.
Kirk would have chuckled.
Picard would have been appalled.
Sisko would have had great praise.
Janeway was shocked.
Archer would have had Reid make that a special protocol.
Kirk would have tried it on.
Picard would have ordered her to her quarters. Worf would have told her on the way it was appreciated but not the Federation way.
Sisko would have got her in his ready room and told her a) I decide when diplomacy is over b) good work c) next time make sure he doesn't get up until we've left the area d) make sure I know about it first e) good work. Dismissed. Oh and don't talk to Garak.
Garak waiting outside. I'm impressed by your initiative Seven, I could tailor you a new uniform perhaps. ..well?
Oh Sisko told you not to talk to me didn't he, you Borg are so literal.
Seven: Mr Garak, if you try and enter my quarters again you'll be finding it difficult to create order out of your obsidian burned corpse.
Garak:
Seven
Bashir: Mr Garak
Garak: not now good doctor I've a new love
Bashir:
Garak:
Seven:
Garak:
Quark: may I...
All three: Go away Quark.
@Nicholas Olesen shucks, thanks man!
Kirk would ride her like a pony.
@@TheWPhilosopher what's even more impressive is I heard it in their voices! Well done!
@@stevendodd2828 🙏 one of the best compliments you can give.
Jeri Ryan and Robert Picardo really are the ones who make this show great.
I belly laughed for about a minute straight at that guy getting shocked. This show may have some corny scenes but this one was comedic gold.
For someone who had next to no sense of humor, Seven was responsible for more comic relief than arguably any other character.
The doctor?
I'm glad i'm not the only who was literally rolling on the floor laughing at this when i first saw it, and expressions of everyone else afterwards. Comedy gold! :)
0:24 Janeway: What happened?
Seven: I generated a feedback surge along our sensor link.
Janeway's face - priceless
Torres: You killed him?
Seven: It was a mild shock, he will recover.
@@b-radg916 Seven was just a sexy version of Data. Technically Data didn't have a sense of humor throughout the series but he trolled alot.
Jeri Ryan was so good acting as Seven. She really did half the heavy lifting for the ST Voyager show. Incredible eye candy and excellent acting. Perfect combination.
Jeri got a lot of airtime for her appearance, but as a result gave Seven a lot of character development. Compare Chakotay- also good-looking, also got a lot of airtime, but completely wooden acting from Robert Beltran. Instead of ditching Kes, they should have ditched Chakotay and kept both Kes and Seven. It would have evened out the show.
I thought Chakotay was OK. I mean, he was less wooden than Tuvok. And before you say that Tuvok was Vulcan, so was Spock. I did like Kes. It would have been interesting to have almost an even number of male/female characters, although based on what it sounds like the actors have said, it probably wouldn't have been well received by Kate Mulgrew.
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Kes evolved beyond the Starfleet matrix.
Starfleet was a wonderfull and huge matrix. But still a matrix.
I think Kes could have joined the Q system. She could grow within it and help to evolve it too. Like Seven did in Starfleet.
It was a terrible mistake to bring her back at the later episode. It was one of the worst episodes in the series.
Good acting? Are you serious? th-cam.com/video/g4ZkF-qRhp8/w-d-xo.html
@@MatthewXLY
I'd say that, for as few Ferengi-body-swaps as we've seen, she pulled it off well AND acted like, well, a Ferengi.
If this was meant to be a criticism on your part, I don't see it.
Do never argue with Seven. She will shock you and tell everyone "he wasnt responding to diplomacy"
And they will all fondly accept her cruelty as the cute character quirk that it is for one oblivious to social etiquette. Even you will smile in your pain as you think "awww she so innocent!!"
@@linyenchin6773 She would accept your genetic material.
I need 7 of 9 answering my phone, all those damn robo calls, telemarketers, surveys and solicitors could use a good shock.
"Hello mr mithhikx we undstand you were involved in car crash. We can get you £5000 compensation all we need is your bank card number, the last 3 digits of your CSC number and AARGGHHHHHHHHHHH!" *thud* beep beep beep
@Olleke Bolleke 25 dollars? You used a . Not a ,
You know a society is on the way to extinction when begging is an actual paid job.
A super clever Idea! We all could use that!
You need her for that, quite honestly I need her in my bed telling me resistance is futile 😏
I love janeway's reaction. "... what happened?"
And then at 0:43 "I can't believe this is happening" all over her face without saying it...
fun fact, Janeway and 7 hated one another in real life. Apparently Janeway was really hard to work with and had a problem when 7 joined the show. I believe in a interview 7 said something along the lines of "as far as she was concerned, i was introduced and then fans were more interested in my history than hers. She was soo hard to work with, if we didnt have a scene together, then she would just ignore me at rehersals and on set." You never pick that up though watching their weird mother / daughter relationship (and at times some awkward loving stares, be that on purpose or just my dirty mind)
She thought Jeri Ryan was brought on just to be eye candy and fan service while Jeri Ryan made a sincere effort to bring good acting to her roll.
@@Darthzilla99 It is kind of sad that she was brought on as pure eye candy, which everyone knew. Just she ended up being arguably one of the top 2 characters on the entire show. A far more compelling character than eye candy on other shows such as Diana troy
Darthzilla99 well that’s not Ryan’s fault, there’s no need to be rude to her
My fav Voyager moment ever -- it was so spontaneous and unexpected, I still remember bursting out laughing at this scene!
Seven was always the person when an opponent said "lay down your weapons or..." she'd shoot them or assault them in some other way. Midsentence...best way ever.
She went all guns blazing in Bjayzl's club on Star Trek Picard. My fave part is right at the beginning where she beams in with her phaser rifles armed, just goes "Hi" and starts shooting
we don’t talk about picard. whatever it is, it’s not trek.
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I still enjoy replaying "Remove your hand ,or I will remove your arm"diplomacy. He has no idea that she will remove it at the shoulder.
@@nyps Sorry, it's canon
7 of 9 was one bad ass woman. She was the main reason I watched "Voyager!"
That too
Yeah, I bet that was the only reason you watched her.
I wish I could send a feedback pulse to trolls.
Don't we all!
You can, it's called ignoring them...
No, that doesn't always work. Many can't seem to realize that they're being ignored, or if they can, they can use it against YOU just as easily.
You'd consume the power necessary to feed a city for a week within hours.
"apparently there was a code that did send an electric shock through the keyboard" which makes no sense since the vast majority of computer keyboards have been made out of plastic since...well since forever. Apparently you should use your brain a little and not just believe everything you hear.
I love at 0:16 you can see Seven go "ok, well this isn't working let me remove this obstacle..." and gets to work in the background. Jeri Ryan and Kate Mulgrew were incredible actors on this show. And Roxann Dawson became a wonderful director.
I never get tired of this clip. Never!
So, don't piss off Seven, gotcha.
Reading this line, I just got hit with a *Blazing Saddles* moment!
Now, read what you wrote, and 'visualize' *'Lyle', (aka 'DUMMY'! from Blazing Saddles, taking down 'TAGGART'S message. "Notify the Main Office! Tell 'em, I said, 'OWWWW!' GOTCHA!*
Notice there was no reprimand!! Captain Janeway didn't like it but, she understood why it was done.
@@AlexMartinez-me2yc how can she reprimand someone who's barely even enlisted person in rank. Hell best she could do is confine her to her alcove
@@thomas.parnell7365 She's effectively a civillian staffer and should be treated accordingly.
Especially nowadays.
They probably could’ve called every episode from season 4 onwards “The One Where Seven of Nine Was Annoyed by......” 🤣
"The one where 7 of 9 had her clothes painted on because the show will die without T & A."
I love Janeways expression
hehe.. "what happened?"And then that look she gave Seven after that as she was leaving...
She's like "ma adopted borg daughter really is special needs!!"
John Walker II “i need a stiff drink after that.” Look
That look of flabbergasted horror, then switching to a side-eye of wariness as she walks out the door?
You mean the one where she overreacts
well ya definitely know that ya done somethin´ truly awesome when Torres spits out a praise..
Janeway gave her a “remind me not to mess with her” look.
This is why I love seven of nine. She was a badass that took no BS 😂🎉
My three favorite ladies from any Star Trek
Deanna Troi, Dr Beverly Crusher, and Lt Tasha Yarr are just going to pretend they didn’t hear you.
While the TNG women are being polite and not wishing to start a ruckus, Colonel Kira will kick your ass.
Oh no, I hope that miss Useless, Boring and Dead aren’t offended.
@@RatKing59 Honestly I never really liked them, they were all kind of bland. The only other woman I'd have to put on my list of favorites would be Guinan.
This may be a more than a little late, but if we're talking top three women in Star Trek, then at least one of those positions has to go to Kira Nerys. She's right up there with Seven when it comes to emotional baggage and working through it, and I'd argue that she's more capable in a command role than Janeway, though that's just my personal opinion. Jadzia Dax is also worth noting. She was one of the most 'alive' characters in all of Trek, always lighting up a room with her personality. Ezri had a lot of potential, but too little time to work on it. Seven of Nine is probably my favorite character in all of Star Trek, but aside from the Doctor, I'm not a huge fan of most of Voyager's cast. But anyway, that's just this one fellow's random opinion. ^_^
I LOVED Janeway & B'Elanna's reaction to what Seven did. classic.
7of9 had some other moments like this (my personal favorite was holodeck satans robot vs her. Surrender! I'am borg!*yanks some bit off, robot dies*)
that was epic
What episode was that?
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Petulance is futile.
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This was the first time 7of9 said "thank you" to Be'lana.
B'Elanna and Seven didn't get along early on ...... so it's not surprising.
That's why we love her.
Never really been a fan of the Star Trek movies.
But if they made one about the Voyager crew, I think I'd happily go to the cinema to watch it.
I know Voyager isn't often considered the best series. But it was the first series I ever watched, and I felt I really made a connection with each of the crew members.
The characters were quite well developed, and you knew how each of them reacted and spoke.
I think Tuvok was always my favorite. He really did play the best Vulcan of the lot.
Tuvok was def the best Vulcan in history in my opinion. All the others were boring and non expressive
What about Tuvix?
The reset button was annoying, but Voyager was like family. That’s why we love it.
Meaning he actually played the worst Vulcan.
@@DavidBarlowDavido01 I don't even know what this comment is supposed to mean.
Tuvok was a great Vulcan. Not watered down in the least and still an entirely compelling character. Can't ever take anything from Spock but he was half Vulcan and they played on that a lot. T'Pol was an emotionally charged, psychologically damaged Vulcan from a previous era before the modern (TOS and later) version of Vulcans. Saavik played kinda bland and too emotional. Sarek was pretty good but we barely knew ye. Sorik was probably top tier as well, also on Voyager.
it was a mild shock, he will recover......lol
He was fine...but than again he may have not dried his hands properly after going to the bathroom so in that case he was toast.
Captain Janeway: *surprised pikachu face*
B'Elanna: *respect for Seven's game*
I like the way Janeway's reference to 'our friend' could refer to both the Hirogen AND Seven and B'elanna's, "Mild shock, not bad!" could be complimenting Seven's ingenuity OR the fact that she got Janeway to believe it was only a mild shock when in fact she'd killed the Hirogen. 🤣
Hats off to the professionalism of Mulgrew and Ryan. Desperate the rift between them they had some great on screen chemistry.
".... And when he does?"
I believe that's code for, "and WHYYY, didn't you kill him?", Seven.
Paul Engler 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
..i doubt that, prolly just some 'Oh, he's gonna be in a MOOD' talk @first comment.
Janeway walks off grinning trying not to laugh 😂
B'elana: Mild shock not bad
Jason Nesmith B'elana loved that.
betya he dead
Totally something she would've done in her season one days.( B' elana i mean)
I think it was AWESOME screenwriting to have B'lanna appreciate Seven's actions. She is half Klingon, after all 😋
You forgot the quotation markers: "mild" shock
Haha, I love Seven. You know she'll do what needs to be done.
Michael Fawcett and that was Seven being restrained actually
"she'll do what needs to be done" Like start a war with an enemy they have NO intel on.
that remained to be seen!
@@spaceclaw1958 Or like to bite the hand that could be able to feed you. With such personal lacking so much self control you need no further enemies. ... But well, what should you do with your most beautiful horse in your regiment?! 🤷🏻♂️🤔
When Janeway looks at Torres and says “let me know if our friend gives us any more trouble”, I’m not sure if she means the hirogen, or seven.
"He wasn't responding to diplomacy."
I guess thats what most get for not responding for diplomacy in the form of that feedback pulse xD.
I LOVE it!!!!! Those lady's are awsome!!!!
Lol!! After Janeway asks what happened & Seven answers. She’s so shocked at what she did. She couldn’t even talk, that’s why she looks at B’lanna. Who has to ask if he is dead! Best part ever.
Psycho Captain Janeway: And if he gives us anymore problems up the voltage.
Psycho Janeway would've thrown 7 in the brig for NOT killing him.
I like that the Hirogen are supposed to be the aliens that hunt and kill the aliens that killed the Borg, but yet here they can be knocked out over a Zoom call.
Resistance is futile
Resistance is fabulous... ;-)
The moment Torres started feeling those funny feelings for Seven.
Janeway was like "What the hell was that Seven."
"The Borg equivalent of diplomacy, Captain"
I always thought that the Hirogen look like the ninjas from Mortal Kombat.
0:03 "NO EXPLANATION", he says.
"GET OVER HERE!", he says later.
hahahaha!
Janeway's face when noticing that 7 was right...
And then she had her don't think about, keep calm and carry on moment, thats allways a classic!
“I’m about to do what’s called a pro gamer move” - Seven of Nine
I never noticed Roxann was pregnant this season (until the ww2 holodeck episode), they did a good job downplaying it
The console she’s working on is suspiciously high though 😛 but I’ve only noticed that today and I must have seen this episode ten times.
When she got pregnant, her uniform changed^^ she was wearing jackets to hide the belly
Really? The out of nowhere full body overcoat uniform wasn't a hint?
It was even a Hirogen episode, but my favorite Seven moment (I sincerely didn't know about this one, still second place)
Hirogen: Sing or die.
Seven: Then I will die. For all your skill at hunting, the Borg will reach this place and assimilate you. On that day, remember me."
He was not responding to Diplomacy. So I shock the piss out of him.. Janeway just lets it go.
Well it was kind of imperative that they have that connection open. Remember their doctor is a hologram who was at that moment, on a ship in the alpha quadrant, and he would be coming back to Voyager through the network that Hirogen so bullheadedly refused to allow them access to.
I think Seven realized that he was just going to get in the way, and that negotiating with him was an unnecessary risk, even with Janeway negotiating. (We _are,_ after all, talking about the Hirogen.) A more surefire way to guarantee the Doctor's return was just to knock him out for a few hours until the Doctor returned, at which point Voyager could simply leave and the disgruntled prick could be left to groan and pull himself up in peace.
This was just another illustration of how Janeway allowed females on her ship to get away with things she would never tolerate in males, like the time B'lana almost killed Joe Kerry by punching him in the face. Even as the man lay bleeding in sickbay they joked about him, yet if this were the other way around and a MAN did this to a WOMAN then it would never be tolerated. Then what does Janeway do? Does she punish B'lana? Hell no. She instead PROMOTES her to Chief Engineer. Had a man done this his career would be OVER but Janeway allows females to get away with things like this while putting males in the brig for it. Janeway constantly had an open door policy to the female crew but chastised the males if they ever broke protocol (Tom Paris was a good example of this). Janeway even put her first officer in the brig because he tried to stop her from BREAKING THE LAW when she exposed a Starfleet crewman from the another ship to an entity that was trying to kill them for their part in killing their own kind. This of course is irrelevant because by all rights the crewman would stand trial for his culpability in what his own captain did, but the point is, once again, Janeway just bowls right over the men while extending complete forgiveness to women who commit the same crimes.
This was the one aspect I didn't like about Voyager. I loved the premise but Janeway's constant favoritism of females was clearly apparent - unless of course one chooses to disregard it (how convenient).
So you're saying if Spock or Data did such a thing, Kirk or Picard (respectively), would have punished them? I don't buy it.
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It is cruelty after her own heart...
I love how Janeway doesn’t say that she approves of shocking him, but she’s definitely impressed
". .. You killed him ??!”... "It was a mild shock, he'll recover." 😆
I grew up with TNG and DS9 was the best ST ever, but Voyager was the classic lost explorer scenario played out extremely well, over a far more memorable than not series. None of them escaped the occasional bad episodes, but Voyager had just as many great ones as the others, and a wonderful cast.
DS9 isn't even Trek. It's an immoral soap opera for people not intellectually capable of appreciating real Trek.
@@captainjefferies9047 No one ever has, or ever will, care about what you think.
And you're the reason your mom drank.
@@captainjefferies9047 Thank you.
That's why I call it deepthroat 9.
Acting of Capt Janeway is amazing here
“He wasn’t responding to diplomacy” Gotta love it.
I just realized that _Voyager_ never came across the Delta Quadrant's equivalent to the Federation. I think an episode, or even season, about that would have been interesting.
What equivalent?
There isn't one in the series. They should have used their imagination to come up with one.
@@r0bw00d there is in the books which continue after. janeway btw is put under trial and executed.
@@toomanyaccounts No one is interested in your fan fiction.
7 of 9: "Capitan were being healed."
Janeway: "on screen"
"Yes hello I'm contacting you about your ships extended warranty".
Janeway: "7 you know what to do"
7 of 9: "yes capitan"
Bzzzzzzzzooooott⚡⚡⚡⚡☠️
I’ve never watched Voyager (or much Star Trek past the original series for that matter), but I can already tell that THIS is who seven of nine is supposed to be, not that cliche hardened space vigilante abomination from Picard. This is SO much better!
I couldn't agree more she is better in voyager than in picard that show sucks
"He wasn't responding to diplomacy."
🤣
Mild shock? Not bad... Praise indeed....
I freakin love the lines Seven of Nine used on this series. So abrupt but oh so well timed.
7 of 9 diplomacy skill level up
I don't think you know what _diplomacy_ actually is.
Her name carried "the warning",
"the warning" scheduled projection,
[. "Q" was likely her father, ...and backup, . ]
the scheduler scheduled a trigger & notice to "Q",
the trigger induced projection,
projection completed her will, and reward.
@@JanetStarChild Montgomery Scott said the best diplomat is a fully charged phasor bank
I never noticed it before but you can see at :16 Seven’s mental wheels turning as she figures out how to best deal with the situation. 😂
That is the coolest screen ever. Glad they created this. Now only if they actually advanced Voyager once Seven came aboard.
They did, but it was just better sensors, and some power distribution systems.
Didn’t Voyager wind up with Borg shield technology once Seven joined?
Should have, realistically. But you know Star Trek writers.
@@jamesjscorpio34 The writers that did exactly what you are shaming for not doing.
@@redrick8900 How so? Borg inspired torpedos were only on the first Delta Flyer. Higher warp drive? Better sensors? Phasers?
This scene and the other episode called One. Where Seven turns off oxygen where the alien named Trajis was in. They are my favorite seven moments.
Since 7 isn't actually in Starfleet Janeway couldn't punish her for breaking regulations or the chain of command. Love it!
But she could disconnect her alcove for a day or two
And that could deionize her implants.
That would be cruel and inhumane, which Janeway is not. She could restrict her access to the rest of the crew, and ban her from Stellar Cartography for three days..
You're correct, I stand corrected.
Randall Banks thing is she is the only.member who can use astrometrics well. like it or not Seven is untouchable
At 0:16 you can see Seven’s very mild reaction - an eyebrow bouncing up, almost Vulcanlike - as she immediately decides on how to respond lol
I love that Janway after a few moments of shock was basically "fine fine, let's just do what we're here to do and talk about the details later."
And that is how Captain Seven will command the Enterprise G. Janeway taught her well.
At least she's not annoyed by hydrogen
0:56 The look that says: 'I don't know whether to be proud of her, mad at her or just be scared of her. It's probably a bit of all three.'
,,And when he does [recover]??''
I'll shock him again. Simple, but effective.
I always love Kate Mulgrews facial expressions
I have to say this was when Seven was best written, it seemed like she had a somewhat more human personality here than she would in later seasons where she would seem more robotic. She says "Thank you" to Torres of all people, basically displayed human impulse by zapping the guy when he was becoming unreasonable, and when Janeway and Torres call her out on that she has almost a bit of snark when she basically said "he was being an asshole but he got off easy, he'll live."
When Torres’s compliments towards you...you know you’re doing something right.
Miss this show so much..
Seven of nine sent him a text, "Pull my finger!"
This it a great quote ! A mild chock ! :D
I love B'Elanna's look of respect after Seven shocked the Hirogen. 😂😂