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Star trek: Voyager 3.11b - Real life

Stardate 50634.2
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In pursuit of a more fulfilling existence the Doctor (Robert Picardo) creates his own holographic family. With a spouse, Charlene (Wendy Schaal) two children Jeffrey (Glenn Walker Harris Junior) and Belle (Lindsey Haun), and a typically suburban house the Doctor embraces his new role of father, protector, breadwinner and spouse. He soon comes to realise, however, that family life isn't all it's cracked to be.

Persons of interest

Kate Mulgrew .... Captain Kathryn Janeway
Robert Beltran .... Commander Chakotay
Roxann Dawson .... Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres
Jennifer Lien .... Kes
Robert Duncan McNeill .... Lieutenant Tom Paris
Robert Picardo .... the Emergency Medical Hologram
Ethan Phillips .... Neelix
Tim Russ .... Lieutenant Tuvok
Garrett Wang .... Ensign Harry Kim
Majel Barrett .... USS Voyager computer voice
Wendy Schaal .... Charlene
Glenn Walker Harris Junior .... Jeffrey
Lindsey Haun .... Belle
Stephen Ralston .... Larg
Chad Haywood .... K'kath
Jeri Taylor .... Screenwriter
Harry Doc Kloor .... Screenwriter
Anson Williams .... Director

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Star trek: Voyager - Charting the Brady frontier.

*Shudders*

You know the Doctor is gonna stuff up on family programming, the good part is that he stuffs up so badly (drama, humour, emotion - I got a bit teary, but I was pre-pre-menstrual at the time). The second story - with Tom Paris being lost in an alternative reality - is pretty unexciting, but it sets up a nice mirror to the Doctor's woes. And some really pretty effects.

This is one of those nicely intense human episodes, well worth seeing.