VOY Season 1, Episode 14 (Netflix S1 E13): Faces

It’s painful to watch B’Elanna talk as a klingon. She gets better as the episode goes on, but she is a little reminiscent of evil Bashir in the DS9 episode “The Passenger”
File under: Vidiians

It’s interesting that the Vidiians would search for other species that might have immunities, but it hardly makes splitting B’Elanna into a human version and a Klingon version a good idea.
File under: Cave!

According to Memory Alpha the writers were going for a “beauty and the beast” type of relationship. Am I missing something? Which one is the beauty?

I like some of the concepts behind the Vidiians, but every episode they are in has them doing something that is both grotesque and silly, which isn’t a good combo

Of course, the super advanced medical technology that separates Torres’ halves is really easy for The Doctor to reverse.
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