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What a guy!
Ro Laren goes from prison to starfleet then joins a terrorist cell within a year. She still managed to get a promotion in that span. What did Harry do that got him snubbed so hard?
You got me wondering, did anyone ever get a promotion on Voyager?
Paris did. Then he got demoted and then promoted again.
And I want to say Tuvok got a promotion also
I always thought his rank was honorary because of his roll on the ship. As in like a helmsman is traditionally a lieutenant.
That was the reason, but it was a full field commission, as a captain is allowed to do.
Neelix became a cook, then morale officer, then chief ambassador.
Just started a re-watch of Voy. I forgot what a stone cold badass Neelix is in the first few episodes.
Yeah!
I would love to see modern Neelix cameos where his rebel vibe is back.
I felt like Neelix gave up a lot of his rebel badassery to get his adopted family home.
New Neelix stories - set after Voyager is home - could show him restored to his former badassery, but a more seasoned confident version.
“It’s a small ship”
What did Harry do that got him snubbed so hard?
Presumably it's not any single thing, he's just a "SmegHead". (Common insult thrown at Rimmer, in Red Dwarf.)
What a Smeeeee- Heeeeee-.
Smeg!
🎶 More reliable than a garden strimmer 🎵
#justiceForHarry, make him a captain and give him a class in the new Starfleet academy show.
He's owed so many promotions, he should outrank Janeway. Fleet Admiral Harry Kim.
Unfortunately, he won't be in the SFA show. It takes place in the 29th century. The only Trek Alum who will be in the cast will be Robert Picardo. The explanation there being obvious.
Maybe Harry gets to the right time period through a stasis leak.
Just wave a light over him and bam! Harry Kim in the 29th century.
That's right, I had forgotten about that less-than-memorable Voyager novel in which Dr. Lewis Zimmerman leaves behind holoengineering for cryonics, nice catch.
On the other hand somewhere out there is an hot shot pilot named ace kim, rescuing alien princesses from the breen
Rimmer didn't kill the entire crew, Lister did.....
So, I thought it was Saru on the right at first. I was just agreeing with everything until it said “killed entire crew” and was like, “season 5 really went off the rails, didn’t it?”