2 Parter: Workforce

[Tactical_Cube]

Cast:
Kate Mulgrew as Kathryn Janeway
Robert Beltran as Chakotay
Roxann Dawson as B'Elanna Torres
Robert Duncan McNeill as Tom Paris
Ethan Phillips as Neelix
Robert Picardo as The Doctor
Tim Russ as Tuvok
Jeri Ryan as Seven of Nine
Garrett Wang as Harry Kim

Guest Cast:
Robert Joy as Yerid
Jay Harrington as Ravoc
Joseph Will as Security Officer #3
Damara Reilly as Alien Surgeon
Majel Barrett as Narrator
James Read as Jaffen
Don Most as Kadan
John Aniston as Quarren Ambassador
Iona Morris as Umali
Tom Virtue as Supervisor
Michael Behrens as Coyote
Matthew James Williamson as Security Officer #2
Akemi Royer as Med Tech
Robert Mammana as Security Officer #1


Creative Staff:
Director: Allan Kroeker
Written By: Kenneth Biller & Bryan Fuller

Deel 1
http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/s ... 18329.html

Production: 262
Season: 7 Episode: 16
DVD Disc: 4
Air Date: 02.21.2001
Stardate: 54584.3

• In a vast alien metropolis on a planet called Quarra, Kathryn Janeway enters a power distribution plant and reports in to a shift supervisor, who takes her to a workstation and explains her task. Janeway has taken a job among a multi-species workforce with no recollection of her previous life as captain of Voyager. When she has trouble working the controls, another worker named Jaffen comes over to help and tries to befriend her. They are chastened for fraternizing by Seven of Nine, who knows herself as "Annika Hansen" (her human name), the new Efficiency Monitor. Jaffen doesn't return to his station until he invites Janeway to go out for a meal after work, but she turns him down.
  Meanwhile, Tom Paris — also unaware of who he really is — gets himself hired in a local tavern to wait and bus tables. That night Jaffen is in the tavern telling an anecdote to some friends, and he gets an uproarious laugh from Tuvok, whose behavior is very atypical. Janeway comes in, supposedly to eat alone while she studies manuals, but Jaffen joins her, and he ends up walking her home. They live in the same building, and he invites her to his place; she turns him down.
  
  The next day, Janeway learns that all the workers must periodically receive inoculations to protect them against radiation. As a squeamish Tuvok is getting injected, he has a flashback of himself in his Starfleet uniform, struggling against a Quarren doctor giving him an injection. The strange memory leaves him trembling and perspiring.
  
  All this time Chakotay, Harry Kim and Neelix have been in the Delta Flyer on a trading mission with the Nar Shaddan. When they return, Voyager is not at the rendezvous point. The starship is disabled inside a nebula, and the Doctor is the only crew member on board and is trying to make repairs. When the others find the ship and come aboard, the Doctor explains what happened: Voyager hit a subspace mine which deluged the ship with poisonous tetrion radiation, so Captain Janeway ordered the crew into escape pods, leaving the Doctor in charge of the ship as the Emergency Command Hologram. The Doctor then had to fend off scavengers trying to claim the abandoned vessel, and hid inside the nebula. He since discovered that the subspace mine was a deliberate attempt to disable Voyager. And he hasn't heard a word from the rest of the crew.
  
  At the power plant, Tuvok has another flashback: He and Janeway were brought into a Quarren medical facility where a Dr. Kadan claimed to be treating Janeway for "Dysphoria Syndrome"; when Tuvok demanded her release, Kadan had him restrained and "inoculated." Shaken by this flashback, Tuvok approaches Janeway and says they know each other, that perhaps they met in the hospital, but she has no recollection of a hospital or of knowing him prior to her job. He gives up as Jaffen steps in, who makes dinner plans with Janeway. Meanwhile, Torres is sitting alone in the tavern, and Paris tries to get to know her. He asks to get together with her, but she reveals that she's pregnant, although unmarried, and leaves. The four people aboard Voyager complete repairs and begin searching for their crew. Kim finds them on a class-M planet less than three days away, and they set course. Janeway and Jaffen have their date, where dinner is a disaster. But it doesn't matter — they fall in love and kiss.
  
  Voyager arrives at Quarra and Chakotay speaks with an ambassador who will not allow him to communicate with his crewmates. The ambassador says they are leading safe, comfortable lives there, and any attempt to disturb them would be met with force. Neelix learns there is a severe labor shortage in the Quarren system, so Chakotay gets the idea of applying for jobs themselves so they can infiltrate the plant where their people are working. Because he has spoken with authorities and could be recognized, Chakotay has the Doctor alter his features to look non-human, and he and Neelix prepare to go to the planet undercover, with subdermal transponders that will allow them to transport through the shield grid.
  
  At the power plant, "Annika Hansen" orders Tuvok to go get the inoculations that he's been neglecting. Tuvok speaks her Borg name — "Seven of Nine" — and tries to mind-meld with her to make her remember herself. But security guards grab him and take the desperate Vulcan away. Chakotay secures a job at the plant and immediately approaches Janeway. She doesn't recognize him, so Chakotay continues the ruse of being a happy new employee. Neelix runs into Paris at the tavern, keeping up the same ruse, unable to jar his friend's memory. After Chakotay meets up with Neelix, they follow Torres in the streets and grab her. Kim beams Neelix and the struggling Torres up to Sickbay, where the Doctor tries to help her. Meanwhile Jaffen asks Janeway to move in with him, and she agrees. Tuvok is in the Quarren hospital where Dr. Kadan tells him he's experiencing "Dysphoria Syndrome" and will feel better after an injection. Chakotay is being pursued by security guards, but Kim can't beam him up because the ship has fallen under attack. The guards chase Chakotay through the facility up to a precipice overlooking the massive city, and he finds himself trapped.

Deel 2
http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/s ... 19064.html

Production: 263
Season: 7 Episode: 17
DVD Disc: 5
Air Date: 02.28.2001
Stardate: 54622.4

• A disguised Chakotay is being pursued by Quarren security officers and is trapped at a forcefield. He smashes a control panel to disable the forcefield, then overpowers the guards and escapes, but not before getting a phaser shot in the arm. Meanwhile, Harry Kim and the Doctor are in command of Voyager as it is being fired upon by Quarren patrol ships. They disable the first two ships, but five more approach and they are forced to retreat. The injured Chakotay enters the tavern where a brainwashed Janeway has just decided to move in with her new boyfriend, Jaffen.
  A Quarren investigator named Yerid enters the tavern inquiring about two people who disappeared earlier that evening — named B'Elanna and Neelix. The waiter, Tom Paris, points him to Chakotay, but he's already disappeared. In the Quarren hospital, Dr. Kadan orders a skeptical Dr. Ravoc to do a memory sequencing treatment on Tuvok. Meanwhile in the power plant, Seven of Nine is on the job and has a flashback of life on a Borg cube. Connecting the flashback to her encounter with Tuvok earlier, she goes to her Supervisor's office and asks about him. Yerid arrives to inquire about the two missing employees, saying he believes that Amal Kotay — Chakotay's assumed identity — is responsible for their disappearance.
  
  Janeway moves her things to Jaffen's apartment, but when she returns to her old place she finds Chakotay hiding out there. He tells her that B'Elanna and other people in the city were brought to the planet against their will and made to forget their real lives, and he's trying to help them. Janeway reluctantly lets him stay, and decides to do something about his injury. Voyager, meanwhile, has hidden in a moon's crater to make repairs and to treat Torres for her altered memory. Neelix takes Torres to her quarters to re-introduce her to her real life, and she is surprised to learn that the waiter from the tavern is her husband. At the plant, Seven catches Janeway taking a dermal regenerator, but she promises to return it. Seven is sidetracked when she has an opportunity to enter the Supervisor's office and use his console; she learns that Tuvok has accessed numerous employee files including Janeway's, B'Elanna's, and her own. Janeway returns to Chakotay to heal his injury, and he reveals that he's from a ship called Voyager. Chakotay observes that she seems happy in her job and her life, but she seems capable of so much more. Janeway responds that she wouldn't want more responsibility. Chakotay is contacted by Voyager through his subdermal transponder, and they inform him that the ship is two days away but need the planet's shield grid disabled so they can transport the crew members back. Chakotay tells Janeway that she's the captain of that ship, but she has a hard time believing him. To prove himself, he takes the dermal regenerator and undoes the alterations made to his face, revealing that he is the same race as she. He tells her they are also friends.
  
  Janeway tells Jaffen the story she just heard, but he thinks Chakotay is trying to manipulate her with promises of a better life. Meanwhile Chakotay is found by Yerid and is taken in for questioning. Chakotay tells him they are both investigating disappearances, and has questions of his own. Just then Dr. Ravok enters with orders to transfer Chakotay to Neuropathology to be treated for mental illness. As he's taken away, Chakotay tells Yerid the truth about himself and his abducted crewmates.
  
  On Voyager, Kim and the Doctor are discussing tactics and arguing over whether the Doctor should remain a Command hologram, when they are hailed by Chakotay. He says he's almost ready to shut down the shield grid, and gives instructions on where and when the ship should enter orbit. They don't know that Chakotay is being subjected to a mind control device and is sending them into a trap.
  
  At the tavern, Seven meets discreetly with Yerid to share her findings that more than a hundred employees — most of the same species — began work on the same day, which is unusual during a labor shortage. Also, they were all processed through the Neuropathology division, including herself, which she doesn't remember. Seven wants Yerid to interview Tuvok in the hospital, but Yerid reveals he was relieved of duty that morning. So Seven goes to the hospital herself and visits with Dr. Ravoc, reporting that she's been having "disturbing thoughts." Ravoc looks up her file and sees she was previously treated for Dysphoria Syndrome. She asks to speak to an expert on the condition, so Ravoc steps out to get Dr. Kadan. She takes that opportunity to use his computer. Meanwhile, Yerid contacts Janeway and asks to know everything Chakotay told her.
  
  At the hospital, Kadan is enraged that Ravoc allowed Seven to access restricted files and leave. Ravoc is suspicious that an apparent "outbreak" of Dysphoria Syndrome occurred under Kadan's watch, and realizes that he had made false diagnoses on patients, altered their memories and sent them to work at the power plant. Kadan admits it's true, but claims it was to cure the labor shortage and improve the patients' lives. Ravoc threatens to report him, but Kadan says the authorities are behind him. Meanwhile, Paris harbors Seven, Janeway, Jaffen and Yerid at the tavern, who are collaborating about Chakotay's story and how to prove it. Janeway and Jaffen go to the power plant to use a subspace transponder to contact Voyager, while Seven and Yerid return to the hospital to help Chakotay and Tuvok.
  
  With Jaffen's help, Janeway succeeds in hailing Voyager, where she sees B'Elanna in uniform and hears Kim call her "captain." B'Elanna asks her to find a way to shut down main power so the shield grid will be disabled. Just then Voyager comes under attack by three ships, and Janeway is surrounded by security guards. Jaffen helps her evade them, then she works the computer to make it think the reactor core is overloading so it'll automatically shut down main power. Meanwhile in the hospital, Seven and Yerid point a weapon at Kadan to force him to release Chakotay and Tuvok from the mind control devices. On Voyager, Kim gets the idea to use three escape pods as armed decoys to disable the attacking ships. They succeed, and B'Elanna gets the transporters back on line. Janeway's own plan works, and power goes out all over the city. With the shield grid down, Voyager beams up all of its crew members. The Doctor treats them and they recover, but in the meantime he, Kim and Neelix confer with Yerid and the Quarren Ambassador about undoing the conspiracy, with a promise that all of Kadan's "patients" will be treated and repatriated. Janeway says a final good-bye to Jaffen, then resumes her role as captain and takes Voyager on its way.

Wat vinden jullie van de 2 Parter Workforce?
mijn mening volgt later
(nu staan alle 2 parters er )

[!¿!Mats!¿!]

en óók dit is een prachtige aflevering.

[3rd RemataKlan]

Stargate SG1 deed het eerder en beter.

Part I was aardig, part II was Crap.

[Tactical_Cube]

weer een super ep alle voyager 2 parters zijn gewoon goed,

wanneer deed stargate het dan?

[3rd RemataKlan]

weer een super ep alle voyager 2 parters zijn gewoon goed

Jouw posts komen nooit veel veder dan dit.

wanneer deed stargate het dan?

Beneath the Surface, voor het eerst uitgezonden op 1 september 2000.

[Tactical_Cube]

een jaartje eerder

en jou zinnen komen niet verder dan dit

Part I was aardig, part II was Crap

Ik vind het gewoon een erg leuk verhaal, The Doctor en Kim zijn grappig in deze ep het is leuk om te zien hoe Janeway een relatie krijgt, tuvok die 'grapjes' maakt enz enz enz...

[3rd RemataKlan]

een jaartje eerder

en jou zinnen komen niet verder dan dit

Part I was aardig, part II was Crap

Geheugen van een goudvis?

Ik heb verschillende onderbouwde punten gegeven die jij telkens negeerde om vervolgens met je zwakzinnige gezeik aan te komen zetten.

Ik vind het gewoon een erg leuk verhaal, The Doctor en Kim zijn grappig in deze ep het is leuk om te zien hoe Janeway een relatie krijgt, tuvok die 'grapjes' maakt enz enz enz...

Zoals dit.

[Nebulaguy]

Bah, leuke sfx scene in het begin van Part I, daarna een nogal melig verhaaltje en op het einde een kleine battle...niet zo bijzonder.

[EMH]

Stargate SG1 deed het eerder en beter.

Part I was aardig, part II was Crap.

Die Stargate aflevering zag ik toevallig een week nadat ik Workforce had gezien.

Ik kreeg meteen het vermoeden dat 1 van de 2 leentjebuur had gespeeld.
Stargate weet het verhaal ook in een aflevering te doen en beter terwijl Voyager er 2 afleveringen over doet.

[WeyounsLastClone]

'k Vond twee afleveringen net iets te veel voor zo'n verhaaltje.

[Blind Guardian]

stargate sg-1 heeft een meer geloofwaardige 1 episode aflevering gehad, dan workforce ik wist niet zeker welke eerder was, maar dankzij 3rd weet ik dat nou wel...

dus de aflevering is gewoon, eigenlijk is het een typische feeling goed aflevering, weet je wel goede baan, goed werk bla bla bla... niet eens zo slecht in tegenstelling tot de aflevering van Stargate SG-1 met vergelijkbaar onderwerp, werden daar de mensen wel als slaven behandeld...

[Tactical_Cube]

wisten ze het in stargate wel wie ze echt waren?

[EMH]

Nee, ze werden wakker in een mijn diep onder een dikke laag ijs. Hun geheugens waren gewist en wisten dus niets meer van hun bestaan in de SGC.
Echter gedurende het verhaal kregen ze steeds soort flashbacks en stukje bij beetje komen ze erachter dat ze niet op die plek thuis horen.

Ik vond de SG-1 versie stukken spannender en beter uitgewerkt dan de Voyager aflevering.
Misschien ook doordat SG-1 het in een 45 minuten aflevering vertelde.
Dat had Voyager ook moeten doen, het verhaal was eigenlijk te dun om over 2 afleveringen uit te smeren.

[Tactical_Cube]

ik vind het zo ook wel leuk zoals het nu is, die van sg ken ik niet maar stargate heeft me nooit echt geboeid soms is het leuk om effe te zien, misschien koop ik er wel eens een seizoen van die zijn goedkoop

[EMH]

SG-1 is een prachtserie. De eerste helft van seizoen 1 is even doorbijten maar de doorlopende verhaallijn blijft echt boeien. En de serie wordt ook fris gehouden door regelmatig nieuwe karakters toe te voegen en er lopen meerdere plots naast elkaar.
Ik verheug me ook op seizoen 9. De serie wordt weer ververst met nieuwe acteurs en een nieuwe mythologie, gebasseerd op King Arthur wordt er aan toegevoegd.
Dit is de manier om een serie een lang leven te geven.

[Blind Guardian]

EMH> Zulke dingen zijn eenmaal niet voor T_C weggelegd om te begrijpen

[EMH]

Da's waar. Qua niveau past ie dus helemaal bij Janeway.

[Gurty]

Blaat, zijn er nog mensen die dit soort topics om de inhoud lezen of vinden jullie het ook zo leuk om te zien hoe T_C gebashed word?

[EMH]

Blaat, zijn er nog mensen die dit soort topics om de inhoud lezen of vinden jullie het ook zo leuk om te zien hoe T_C gebashed word?

Vind jij dat niet dan?

[Gurty]

Tuurlijk niet, hell ik sla hele topics over om alleen de reactie van bepaalde users te lezen

[Nebulaguy]

Tuurlijk niet, hell ik sla hele topics over om alleen de reactie van bepaalde users te lezen

En TC past in die categorie? Hij zal zich best gevleid voelen.

[Vis]

Ik blijf 't lezen in de hoop dat er ooit weer wat niveau komt/blijft, en dat T_C niet alles blijft verpesten met z'n onzinnige geblaat ... ...

[EMH]

Trouwens ik vind TC zo erg nog niet. Dat ie Voygaer tot hoe ver dan ook zit te verdedigen en er bij Janeway zover in zit dat ie er aan de andere kant weer uit komt vind ik wel grappig.

Ik zie liever hem hier dan het geraamte en spacemans of spacecake.

[Vis]

Dat ie Voygaer tot hoe ver dan ook zit te verdedigen vind ik wle grappig.

Elke week dezelfde discussie voeren is anders vrij irritant. Vooral omdat hij 't meeste wat je post toch negeert, en dus een week later weer opnieuw begint ...

[EMH]

Dat ie Voygaer tot hoe ver dan ook zit te verdedigen vind ik wle grappig.

Elke week dezelfde discussie voeren is anders vrij irritant. Vooral omdat hij 't meeste wat je post toch negeert, en dus een week later weer opnieuw begint ...

Een oplossing: Die posts gewoon ook negeren.

[WeyounsLastClone]

Dat ie Voygaer tot hoe ver dan ook zit te verdedigen vind ik wle grappig.

Elke week dezelfde discussie voeren is anders vrij irritant. Vooral omdat hij 't meeste wat je post toch negeert, en dus een week later weer opnieuw begint ...

Mensen reageren er anders toch weer telkens op. Dus diep van binnen vinden we het eigenlijk vast wel leuk om er weer eens over te zeuren.

[Rogueborg]

Leuke aflevering, maar zoals al eerder is gezegd is het bij vlagen iets te langdradig.

[Tactical_Cube]

kmoet deze ep weer eens zien is al lang geleden,

SG-1 is een prachtserie. De eerste helft van seizoen 1 is even doorbijten maar de doorlopende verhaallijn blijft echt boeien. En de serie wordt ook fris gehouden door regelmatig nieuwe karakters toe te voegen en er lopen meerdere plots naast elkaar.

Ik heb ook alleen maar de eerste paar eps gezien en die waren niet echt leuk, laatst zag ik er es eentje en die viel wel mee en was vermakelijk dat was met een soort schild ofzo en die carter ging toen die andere man redden omdat die zon beest in zich zou krijgen.
En er was ook eens eentje die ik vroeger heb gezien en die was ook leuk maar ik weet niet meer precies wat er gebeurde volgens mij zat er een bom in zon gate en die moesten ze stoppen.

Misschien ga ik het vanavond wel effe kijken

[Blind Guardian]

Jij Tactical_Cube, jij bent zo leuk - dat ik je lief vind, zonder aanwezigheid zo dit forum een stuk saaier zijn....

Sterker nog kun je niet nog wat meer mensen uitnodigen hier, van de voyager en/of janeway fanclub

da's zo gezellig

[_Xbox_Master_]

Ik vond het helemaal geen slechte aflevering. Ook eens een keer een ander soort verhaalt