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== Summary == |
== Summary == |
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| − | [[Tom Paris]] creates a program in [[19th century]] [[Ireland]], a town called [[Fair Haven]]. He wants it to be a place where the crew can unwind. It goes into great detail. [[The Doctor]] is even a priest. |
+ | [[Tom Paris]] creates a program in [[19th century]] [[Ireland]], a town called [[Fair Haven]]. He wants it to be a place where the crew can unwind. It goes into great detail. [[The Doctor]] is even a [[priest]]. |
| − | However, a [[neutronic wavefront]] approaches just as [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway|Janeway]] enters and looks around. The crew is recalled as [[Seven of Nine]] tracks its course. Since [[B'Elanna Torres]] concludes they can't go to [[warp]], and [[impulse engine]]s are not enough, the |
+ | However, a [[neutronic wavefront]] approaches just as [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway|Janeway]] enters and looks around. The crew is recalled as [[Seven of Nine]] tracks its course. Since [[B'Elanna Torres]] concludes they can't go to [[warp]], and [[impulse engine]]s are not enough, the captain decides to ride out the storm. |
Later that night, Janeway reminisces with [[Neelix]] about bad weather, and Neelix brings up a potential morale problem. The requirement to batten down the hatches and sit still is a very difficult situation. Neelix suggests they keep Fair Haven running all the time. Janeway agrees. |
Later that night, Janeway reminisces with [[Neelix]] about bad weather, and Neelix brings up a potential morale problem. The requirement to batten down the hatches and sit still is a very difficult situation. Neelix suggests they keep Fair Haven running all the time. Janeway agrees. |
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| − | She stops in soon, and talks to the |
+ | She stops in soon, and talks to the [[barkeep]], [[Michael Sullivan]]. She doesn't intend to stay, but she is intrigued enough by him she stays up all night, including games of [[rings]], [[arm wrestling]], and a lot of talking. She only returns to the "real world" after Michael's wife enters the pub, looking for him. |
Once she returns to her [[starship|ship]], it being the afternoon, she gives Paris permission to expand the simulation to [[Holodeck]] 2, and arrives on the [[bridge]] just in time to feel the wave hit. They sustain minor damage from the front of the wave. |
Once she returns to her [[starship|ship]], it being the afternoon, she gives Paris permission to expand the simulation to [[Holodeck]] 2, and arrives on the [[bridge]] just in time to feel the wave hit. They sustain minor damage from the front of the wave. |
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:"''[[Captain's personal log]]. It's been ten hours since the storm hit. We estimate another three days before we're clear of it. The crew's in good spirits, and many of them have taken the opportunity to visit Fair Haven. I met an interesting man there, and for a while I almost forgot he was a [[hologram]]. We weren't exactly compatible, but then again, Mr. Paris didn't program him to my specifications.''" |
:"''[[Captain's personal log]]. It's been ten hours since the storm hit. We estimate another three days before we're clear of it. The crew's in good spirits, and many of them have taken the opportunity to visit Fair Haven. I met an interesting man there, and for a while I almost forgot he was a [[hologram]]. We weren't exactly compatible, but then again, Mr. Paris didn't program him to my specifications.''" |
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| − | With this in mind, she begins to modify him. She complicates his personality, and increases his level of education, and deletes his wife. In the [[mess hall]], the enhancements to the scenario continue by Paris, [[Harry Kim]], and [[Neelix]], but these are about how realistic to make it. |
+ | With this in mind, she begins to modify him. She complicates his personality, and increases his level of education, modifies his facial hair, makes him a bit taller, and finally, deletes his wife. In the [[mess hall]], the enhancements to the scenario continue by Paris, [[Harry Kim]], and [[Neelix]], but these are about how realistic to make it. |
| − | When Janeway returns to the simulation again, she meets the improved Mr. Sullivan. She now hits it off well with him, as he talks about poetry, and shows much more curiosity. As they continue to talk, he asks her what she's looking for in a man. That is when [[Chakotay]] walks in. He is surprised, but stays out of the way, and heads off to meet Neelix at [[ |
+ | When Janeway returns to the simulation again, she meets the improved Mr. Sullivan. She now hits it off well with him, as he talks about poetry, and shows much more curiosity. As they continue to talk, he asks her what she's looking for in a man. That is when [[Chakotay]] walks in. He is surprised, but stays out of the way, and heads off to meet Neelix at [[The Ox and Lamb]]. |
| − | On the ship, as they chart the wave front and find another rough patch two days away, Chakotay asks her about the book of poetry she's reading, and makes it clear he is asking about ''him''. She says that it is merely an interest in Irish culture, nothing more. She admits her modifications, but reminds Chakotay |
+ | On the ship, as they chart the wave front and find another rough patch two days away, Chakotay asks her about the book of poetry she's reading, and makes it clear he is asking about ''him''. She says that it is merely an interest in Irish culture, nothing more. She admits her modifications (Chakotay had noticed Sullivan was taller than before), but reminds Chakotay that Sullivan is just a hologram. Chakotay is amused but does not criticize; he thinks it's nice to see the Captain having a little fun. |
| − | Next time in the program, |
+ | Next time in the program, Janeway fully enjoys an Irish Jig, and then, breathless with the moment, suddenly tells the computer to remove all other characters except Michael. She finally kisses him, and perhaps to her own surprise, enjoys it greatly to say the least. But back in her quarters, she recycles all of the Irish literature. When Neelix invites her to an event, she wants to stay in reality for a while. |
| − | In the program, Neelix is the bartender; Michael was out of commission. He believes "Katie O'Clare" doesn't love him, and ''he'' does ''her''. All he knows is that she's gone. He starts a fist fight with Paris, which ends up in a brawl, and back on the ship, The Doctor has to treat them all (except the holograms, of course). |
+ | In the program, Neelix is the bartender; Michael was out of commission. He believes "Katie O'Clare" (Janeway's "Fair Haven" name) doesn't love him, and ''he'' does ''her''. All he knows is that she's gone. He starts a fist fight with Paris, which ends up in a brawl, and back on the ship, The Doctor, who as his priest character had unsuccessfully tried to ward off the hostilities, has to treat them all (except the holograms, of course). |
| − | When the |
+ | When the captain walks in, they all skip over the reason the fight got started. She takes a walk with The Doctor, who explains that the hologram (Sullivan) has a broken heart, and there is no malfunction. The Doctor wants to make sure that she is not also having trouble, and offers his ear. |
She does finally admit she is having a problem with falling in love with a hologram. She created something that was just her type, and her ability to tweak things to perfection. That's the problem. |
She does finally admit she is having a problem with falling in love with a hologram. She created something that was just her type, and her ability to tweak things to perfection. That's the problem. |
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| − | The Doctor explains it metaphysically. What difference does it make if he is a hologram? If he makes a joke, she laughs. If she doesn't alter Sullivan's parameters to create every tiny perfection, and instead explores the imperfections, then it could be a reasonable relationship for a |
+ | The Doctor explains it metaphysically. What difference does it make if he is a hologram? If he makes a joke, she laughs. If she doesn't alter Sullivan's parameters to create every tiny perfection, and instead explores the imperfections, then it could be a reasonable relationship for a captain stuck in the [[Delta Quadrant]]. |
| − | Back on the ship, the storm hits that worse spot she detected earlier. The shields start having difficulty being maintained, and they begin to be pulled along with the wave. Chakotay sees the only way out is to channel all power to the deflector |
+ | Back on the ship, the storm hits that worse spot she detected earlier. The [[shields]] start having difficulty being maintained, and they begin to be pulled along with the wave. Chakotay sees the only way out is to channel all power to the [[deflector]] [[emitter]]s – including the holodecks, without the proper shutdown sequence to preserve the running program. She gives the order to do it. Just in time, the deflector beam begins dissipating the energy, and they approach the perimeter just before their shields failed. |
| − | The program is not a total loss, but only 10% of it – all of the fine details – could be reconstructed. Thinking of the |
+ | The program is not a total loss, but only 10% of it – all of the fine details – could be reconstructed. Thinking of the captain, Paris asks for her input on which 10%. She activates just the Michael Sullivan character, and tells him that she has to leave Fair Haven. She can't explain why when he asks, but does tell him she might pass by this way again. After a kiss, she ends the program, and makes one more modification before she saves the program: she has the computer deny her access to his behavioral subroutines. |
== Memorable quotes == |
== Memorable quotes == |
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| − | "'' |
+ | "''Delete the wife.''" |
:- '''Janeway''', modifying Sullivan's program |
:- '''Janeway''', modifying Sullivan's program |
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"''Vulcan physiology is highly sensitive to neutronic gradients.''" <br /> |
"''Vulcan physiology is highly sensitive to neutronic gradients.''" <br /> |
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| − | "''You'd make a good barometer, Tuvok. Every time you get queasy, we go to |
+ | "''You'd make a good barometer, Tuvok. Every time you get queasy, we go to red alert.''" |
:- '''Tuvok''' and '''Tom Paris''' on the former's space sickness |
:- '''Tuvok''' and '''Tom Paris''' on the former's space sickness |
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| − | "''But, you are the captain. You can't have relationship with a member of your crew, they're all your subordinates. So where does that leave you? The occasional |
+ | "''But, you are the captain. You can't have relationship with a member of your crew, they're all your subordinates. So where does that leave you? The occasional dalliance with a passing alien?"'' |
: - '''The Doctor''', to Janeway |
: - '''The Doctor''', to Janeway |
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:- '''The Doctor''', in the role of a priest, when offered an alcoholic beverage |
:- '''The Doctor''', in the role of a priest, when offered an alcoholic beverage |
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| − | == Background |
+ | == Background information == |
| − | * |
+ | * This episode was originally titled "Safe Harbor". ({{STM|179|71}}) |
* When discussing the rewriting of the program, Paris and Janeway say it will take six or seven weeks to complete. The follow-up episode {{e|Spirit Folk}} originally aired six weeks later. |
* When discussing the rewriting of the program, Paris and Janeway say it will take six or seven weeks to complete. The follow-up episode {{e|Spirit Folk}} originally aired six weeks later. |
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| − | * |
+ | * The episode was filmed on location at Universal Studios in California on a redress of their "Little Europe" backlot set, where the exteriors of [[Sainte Claire]] were also filmed for {{VOY|The Killing Game}}. Some of the buildings can be seen in both episodes. ({{STM|179|71}}) |
=== Video and DVD releases === |
=== Video and DVD releases === |
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| − | *UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, [[Paramount Home Entertainment]]): Volume 6.6, <!-- |
+ | *UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, [[Paramount Home Entertainment]]): Volume 6.6, <!--catalog number x, -->{{d|14|August|2000}} |
| − | *As part of the [[VOY Season 6 DVD]] collection |
+ | *As part of the [[VOY Season 6 DVD]] collection |
== Links and references == |
== Links and references == |
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=== Starring === |
=== Starring === |
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* [[Kate Mulgrew]] as [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway]] |
* [[Kate Mulgrew]] as [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway]] |
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* [[Jeri Ryan]] as [[Seven of Nine]] |
* [[Jeri Ryan]] as [[Seven of Nine]] |
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* [[Garrett Wang]] as [[Ensign]] [[Harry Kim]] |
* [[Garrett Wang]] as [[Ensign]] [[Harry Kim]] |
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=== Guest star === |
=== Guest star === |
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*[[Richard Riehle]] as [[Seamus]] |
*[[Richard Riehle]] as [[Seamus]] |
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=== Uncredited co-stars === |
=== Uncredited co-stars === |
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*[[David Anderson]] as [[Ashmore]] |
*[[David Anderson]] as [[Ashmore]] |
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| + | *[[Carter Edwards]] as [[Unnamed USS Voyager command division personnell#Command division officer in mess hall (2378)|command division officer]] |
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*[[Tarik Ergin]] as [[Ayala]] |
*[[Tarik Ergin]] as [[Ayala]] |
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*[[Unknown performers]] as |
*[[Unknown performers]] as |
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**[[Liam]] |
**[[Liam]] |
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**[[Paris 042 holograms#Villagers|Villagers]] |
**[[Paris 042 holograms#Villagers|Villagers]] |
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===References=== |
===References=== |
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| − | [[barometer]]; [[betting pool]]; [[blood]]; [[blood pudding]]; "[[burning the midnight oil]]"; [[Castle O'Dell]]; [[centimeter]]; [[County Clare]]; [[cream]]; [[creamed cabbage]] ([[cabbage]]); [[croup]]; "[[Danny Boy]]"; [[deciwatt]]; [[deflector beam]]; [[Delta Quadrant]]; [[dizziness]]; [[Mossie Donegan]]; [[Doolin]]; [[Dublin]]; [[Jane Eldon|Eldon, Jane]]; [[evil eye]]; [[Ray Ewan|Ewan, Ray]]; [[facial hair]]; [[Fair Haven]]; [[Father]]; [[Ten Commandments|Fifth Commandment]]; [[fog]]; [[foot race]]; [[Galway]]; [[gastrointestinal distress]]; [[Gilroy]]; [[Sean Gogarty|Gogarty, Sean]]; [[Guinness]]; |
+ | [[barometer]]; [[betting pool]]; [[blood]]; [[blood pudding]]; "[[burning the midnight oil]]"; [[Castle O'Dell]]; [[centimeter]]; [[cheek]]; [[church]]; [[coagulation]]; [[County Clare]]; [[cream]]; [[creamed cabbage]] ([[cabbage]]); [[croup]]; "[[Danny Boy]]"; [[deciwatt]]; [[deflector beam]]; [[Delta Quadrant]]; [[dizziness]]; [[Mossie Donegan]]; [[Doolin]]; [[Dublin]]; [[Jane Eldon|Eldon, Jane]]; [[evil eye]]; [[Ray Ewan|Ewan, Ray]]; [[facial hair]]; [[Fair Haven]]; [[Father]]; [[Ten Commandments|Fifth Commandment]]; [[fog]]; [[foot race]]; [[Galway]]; [[gastrointestinal distress]]; [[Gilroy]]; [[Sean Gogarty|Gogarty, Sean]]; [[Guinness]]; [[Hail Mary]]; [[hand-eye coordination]]; ''[[Hills Most Green, Hearts Unseen]]''; [[holodeck]]; [[holographic research lab]]; [[Holy Island]]; [[impulse power]]; [[Indiana]]; [[intestine]]; [[inverse warp field]]; [[ion storm]]; [[Ireland]]; [[Irish]]; [[Irish language]]; [[Kilkee]]; [[Killalow]]; [[kilometer]]; [[King of the Faeries]]; [[lamb]]; [[leprechaun]]; [[lightning]]; [[lily]]; [[limerick]]; [[logic]]; [[mass]]; [[milk]]; [[monastery]]; [[Moore (hologram)]]; [[Mulligan]]; [[mutton]]; [[neutronic gradient]]; [[neutron radiation]]; [[neutron star]]; [[neutronic storm]]; [[neutronic wave front]]; [[Katie O'Clare|O'Clare, Katie]]; [[open-door policy]]; [[Our Father]]; [[The Ox and Lamb]]; [[parasol]]; [[Paris 042]]; [[picnic]]; [[plasma conduit]]; [[priest]]; [[red alert]]; [[rings]]; [[rose]]; [[Timothy Ryan|Ryan, Timothy]]; [[Saint Patrick's Day]]; [[sheep]]; [[shilling]]; [[snoring]]; [[space sickness]]; [[Sullivan's]]; [[Sunday]]; [[Jonathan Swift|Swift, Jonathan]]; [[Talax]]; [[Taumgraney]]; [[tea]]; [[terajoule]]; [[thunderstorm]]; [[train]]; [[train station]]; [[Trinity College]]; [[trout]]; [[vow of silence]]; [[Vulcan]]; [[weather]]; [[yellow alert]] |
*[[Captain's personal log, USS Voyager|Captain's personal log, USS ''Voyager'']] |
*[[Captain's personal log, USS Voyager|Captain's personal log, USS ''Voyager'']] |
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Revision as of 05:34, 19 November 2015
Template:Realworld The crew relaxes in Paris's latest holodeck creation: an idealized 19th century Irish village, where Captain Janeway falls in love with a holographic character.
Summary
Tom Paris creates a program in 19th century Ireland, a town called Fair Haven. He wants it to be a place where the crew can unwind. It goes into great detail. The Doctor is even a priest.
However, a neutronic wavefront approaches just as Captain Janeway enters and looks around. The crew is recalled as Seven of Nine tracks its course. Since B'Elanna Torres concludes they can't go to warp, and impulse engines are not enough, the captain decides to ride out the storm.
Later that night, Janeway reminisces with Neelix about bad weather, and Neelix brings up a potential morale problem. The requirement to batten down the hatches and sit still is a very difficult situation. Neelix suggests they keep Fair Haven running all the time. Janeway agrees.
She stops in soon, and talks to the barkeep, Michael Sullivan. She doesn't intend to stay, but she is intrigued enough by him she stays up all night, including games of rings, arm wrestling, and a lot of talking. She only returns to the "real world" after Michael's wife enters the pub, looking for him.
Once she returns to her ship, it being the afternoon, she gives Paris permission to expand the simulation to Holodeck 2, and arrives on the bridge just in time to feel the wave hit. They sustain minor damage from the front of the wave.
- "Captain's personal log. It's been ten hours since the storm hit. We estimate another three days before we're clear of it. The crew's in good spirits, and many of them have taken the opportunity to visit Fair Haven. I met an interesting man there, and for a while I almost forgot he was a hologram. We weren't exactly compatible, but then again, Mr. Paris didn't program him to my specifications."
With this in mind, she begins to modify him. She complicates his personality, and increases his level of education, modifies his facial hair, makes him a bit taller, and finally, deletes his wife. In the mess hall, the enhancements to the scenario continue by Paris, Harry Kim, and Neelix, but these are about how realistic to make it.
When Janeway returns to the simulation again, she meets the improved Mr. Sullivan. She now hits it off well with him, as he talks about poetry, and shows much more curiosity. As they continue to talk, he asks her what she's looking for in a man. That is when Chakotay walks in. He is surprised, but stays out of the way, and heads off to meet Neelix at The Ox and Lamb.
On the ship, as they chart the wave front and find another rough patch two days away, Chakotay asks her about the book of poetry she's reading, and makes it clear he is asking about him. She says that it is merely an interest in Irish culture, nothing more. She admits her modifications (Chakotay had noticed Sullivan was taller than before), but reminds Chakotay that Sullivan is just a hologram. Chakotay is amused but does not criticize; he thinks it's nice to see the Captain having a little fun.
Next time in the program, Janeway fully enjoys an Irish Jig, and then, breathless with the moment, suddenly tells the computer to remove all other characters except Michael. She finally kisses him, and perhaps to her own surprise, enjoys it greatly to say the least. But back in her quarters, she recycles all of the Irish literature. When Neelix invites her to an event, she wants to stay in reality for a while.
In the program, Neelix is the bartender; Michael was out of commission. He believes "Katie O'Clare" (Janeway's "Fair Haven" name) doesn't love him, and he does her. All he knows is that she's gone. He starts a fist fight with Paris, which ends up in a brawl, and back on the ship, The Doctor, who as his priest character had unsuccessfully tried to ward off the hostilities, has to treat them all (except the holograms, of course).
When the captain walks in, they all skip over the reason the fight got started. She takes a walk with The Doctor, who explains that the hologram (Sullivan) has a broken heart, and there is no malfunction. The Doctor wants to make sure that she is not also having trouble, and offers his ear.
She does finally admit she is having a problem with falling in love with a hologram. She created something that was just her type, and her ability to tweak things to perfection. That's the problem.
The Doctor explains it metaphysically. What difference does it make if he is a hologram? If he makes a joke, she laughs. If she doesn't alter Sullivan's parameters to create every tiny perfection, and instead explores the imperfections, then it could be a reasonable relationship for a captain stuck in the Delta Quadrant.
Back on the ship, the storm hits that worse spot she detected earlier. The shields start having difficulty being maintained, and they begin to be pulled along with the wave. Chakotay sees the only way out is to channel all power to the deflector emitters – including the holodecks, without the proper shutdown sequence to preserve the running program. She gives the order to do it. Just in time, the deflector beam begins dissipating the energy, and they approach the perimeter just before their shields failed.
The program is not a total loss, but only 10% of it – all of the fine details – could be reconstructed. Thinking of the captain, Paris asks for her input on which 10%. She activates just the Michael Sullivan character, and tells him that she has to leave Fair Haven. She can't explain why when he asks, but does tell him she might pass by this way again. After a kiss, she ends the program, and makes one more modification before she saves the program: she has the computer deny her access to his behavioral subroutines.
Memorable quotes
"Delete the wife."
- - Janeway, modifying Sullivan's program
"Vulcan physiology is highly sensitive to neutronic gradients."
"You'd make a good barometer, Tuvok. Every time you get queasy, we go to red alert."
- - Tuvok and Tom Paris on the former's space sickness
"Oh you know the story, girl meets boy - girl modifies boy's subroutines..."
- - Janeway, discussing Sullivan
"... And if there's something I don't like, I can simply change it."
"I've noticed that Humans usually try to change the people they fall in love with, what's the difference?"
"In this case, it works!"
- - Janeway and The Doctor, discussing Sullivan
"But, you are the captain. You can't have relationship with a member of your crew, they're all your subordinates. So where does that leave you? The occasional dalliance with a passing alien?"
- - The Doctor, to Janeway
"Fair Haven didn't fare so well."
- - Tom Paris, after the "Fair Haven" holoprogram is damaged when Voyager escapes the neutronic wavefront
"Gentlemen, please! Love thy neighbor!"
- - The Doctor, in the role of a priest, attempting to stop a bar fight
"Say ten Our Fathers and call me in the morning."
- - The Doctor's response to Seamus's breaking the Fifth Commandment (In Catholicism the Fifth Commandment is "You shall not kill".)
"Saints preserve us."
"I possess superior hand-eye coordination."
"That's not all that's superior. The lily and the rose are staging a competition on your face."
"Clarify!"
"The fullness of your lips and the paleness of your cheeks - it's enough to make a man faint."
"Then, in that case, perhaps we should sit down."
- - Seven and the holo-character Seamus, after Seven has hit the center six consecutive times while playing rings
"Temperance is a virtue."
- - The Doctor, in the role of a priest, when offered an alcoholic beverage
Background information
- This episode was originally titled "Safe Harbor". (Star Trek Magazine issue 179, p. 71)
- When discussing the rewriting of the program, Paris and Janeway say it will take six or seven weeks to complete. The follow-up episode "Spirit Folk" originally aired six weeks later.
- The episode was filmed on location at Universal Studios in California on a redress of their "Little Europe" backlot set, where the exteriors of Sainte Claire were also filmed for VOY: "The Killing Game". Some of the buildings can be seen in both episodes. (Star Trek Magazine issue 179, p. 71)
Video and DVD releases
- UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, Paramount Home Entertainment): Volume 6.6, 14 August 2000
- As part of the VOY Season 6 DVD collection
Links and references
Starring
Also starring
- Robert Beltran as Commander Chakotay
- Roxann Dawson as Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres
- Robert Duncan McNeill as Ensign Tom Paris
- Ethan Phillips as Neelix
- Robert Picardo as The Doctor
- Tim Russ as Lieutenant Commander Tuvok
- Jeri Ryan as Seven of Nine
- Garrett Wang as Ensign Harry Kim
Guest star
Special guest star
Co-stars
Uncredited co-stars
- David Anderson as Ashmore
- Carter Edwards as command division officer
- Tarik Ergin as Ayala
- Unknown performers as
References
barometer; betting pool; blood; blood pudding; "burning the midnight oil"; Castle O'Dell; centimeter; cheek; church; coagulation; County Clare; cream; creamed cabbage (cabbage); croup; "Danny Boy"; deciwatt; deflector beam; Delta Quadrant; dizziness; Mossie Donegan; Doolin; Dublin; Eldon, Jane; evil eye; Ewan, Ray; facial hair; Fair Haven; Father; Fifth Commandment; fog; foot race; Galway; gastrointestinal distress; Gilroy; Gogarty, Sean; Guinness; Hail Mary; hand-eye coordination; Hills Most Green, Hearts Unseen; holodeck; holographic research lab; Holy Island; impulse power; Indiana; intestine; inverse warp field; ion storm; Ireland; Irish; Irish language; Kilkee; Killalow; kilometer; King of the Faeries; lamb; leprechaun; lightning; lily; limerick; logic; mass; milk; monastery; Moore (hologram); Mulligan; mutton; neutronic gradient; neutron radiation; neutron star; neutronic storm; neutronic wave front; O'Clare, Katie; open-door policy; Our Father; The Ox and Lamb; parasol; Paris 042; picnic; plasma conduit; priest; red alert; rings; rose; Ryan, Timothy; Saint Patrick's Day; sheep; shilling; snoring; space sickness; Sullivan's; Sunday; Swift, Jonathan; Talax; Taumgraney; tea; terajoule; thunderstorm; train; train station; Trinity College; trout; vow of silence; Vulcan; weather; yellow alert
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