Every decision. Calculated. Caffeinated.
She set back holographics rights by decades when she deleted the wife.
I demand truth in Neelix’s reporting.
If Janeway made the opposite decision (keeping Tuvix as opposed to Neelix/Tuvok), she'd still be criticized just as much I'd guess.
A real life Kobayashi Maru situation
Sucks to be Tuvix, but she saved two people at the expense of one a half-baked clone with who-knows-what medical issues down the line.
I have a bigger problem with Kate Mulgrew's bullying Jeri Ryan than I have a problem with the average Janeway murder; at least Janeway usually has good reasons for doing what she does.
From what I understand, they buried the hatchet on that topic. Best to just stay mad at Berman.
After reading up on the recent(ish) developments, it seems like they seem to have put it all behind them. That's so cool of Ryan, I'm not sure if I would've been able to get over that shit if I were in her shoes.
I'm still disappointed that Mulgrew did what she did (instead of taking it out on people who deserved it, like Berman), but it's good to now they're chill.
Berman may very well have intentionally set the two of them at odds with each other because he was a manipulative piece of shit.
Absolutely nothing wrong.
Except that one time she intentionally violated the temporal prime directive, and the plethora of times she violated the prime directive, or....
I mean. You do what you have to do in the Delta quadrant right?
Except that one time she intentionally violated the temporal prime directive, and the plethora of times she violated the prime directive, or…
So just like Picard or Kirk or Pike or Sisko...
Violating the prime directive is part of the job if you get too far away from home, or if your ship is called "enterprise".
Everybody ignores the Secondary Directive, which is something like "at least try very very hard to follow the prime directive. If you can't, it'd be nice if you'd try to keep the amount of (temporal) genocides to a minimum."
