Comments on: Star Trek: Voyager – 2×04 – “Elogium”

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By: Keydieh

Keydieh — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 20:29:48 +0000

I just re-watched the episode today and looked up that whole fraternization policy dialogue, because I was quite thrown. When you have a look at the whole Trek Universe and especially the J/C fanbase you find the undeterred opinion that Janeway and Chakotay never enter into a relationship because of Starfleet protocol (what was that? Starfleet has always been reluctant to regulate personal lives?)
Anyway, I don’t quite agree that this episode doesn’t really work. Chakotay is after all an anthropologist, has studied various races and their mating behaviour for that matter, and their whole discussion was after all just an educated guess. The huge creature might as well have been a parent to the smaller ones or whatever. What always throws me though in this episode is, that from the beginning on you can see that something is up with Ensign Wildman. She’s never been an important character and suddenly they can’t show her enough. There should have been a gentler way to introduce her into the plot, I think.
Mating compatibilty? It is quite frankly discussed and from what we have seen on Trek in general I wouldn’t be surprised if mating between humans and elephants would be possible with medical intervention. We are after all in the future and broken bones are healed within seconds where we need weeks if not months.
Totally with you in that Ocampa thing there though. That was off.
All in all though, I really like this episode. And nice review.