What was that episode in Star Trek(?) where they defuse a crew member

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SpiritSephiroth
04/17/2024
09:49 AM
#1
It was one of the crew members they accidently fused and they forced him to defuse, killing him via the transporter I think. He was a friendly crew member.

I think it was Star Trek but I might be wrong.
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Doe
04/17/2024
09:49 AM
#2
Tuvix
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75GL-BYZFfY
MagiMarthKoopa
04/17/2024
09:49 AM
#3
Janeway did nothing wrong
SpiritSephiroth
04/17/2024
09:49 AM
#4
Doe posted...
Tuvix

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Doe
04/17/2024
09:51 AM
#5
MagiMarthKoopa posted...
Janeway did nothing wrong
Janeway murdered a man named Tuvix
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ScazarMeltex
04/17/2024
10:01 AM
#6
Doe posted...
Janeway murdered a man named Tuvix
And if Voyager wasn't such a episodic show that decision would have had far ranging consequences for crew morale and how people viewed her. Instead, it was never mentioned again and everyone just goes on about their lives as if Janeway hadn't ordered a man killed.
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Bishop_Hastur
04/17/2024
10:35 AM
#7
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIGxMENwq1k
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TheOtherMike
04/17/2024
10:39 AM
#8
ScazarMeltex posted...
And if Voyager wasn't such a episodic show that decision would have had far ranging consequences for crew morale and how people viewed her. Instead, it was never mentioned again and everyone just goes on about their lives as if Janeway hadn't ordered a man killed.

Naomi mentions it in a much later episode, very casually. She's telling an interesting story as opposed to recounting a murder.

Justice for Tuvix.
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MorbidFaithless
04/18/2024
07:56 PM
#9
Idk, two people were alive at the end of that episode, rather than one. Janeway did what had to be done.
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Kim_Seong-a
04/18/2024
07:58 PM
#10
Thought this was about the episode where the Doctor gets possessed by a nuclear bomb lol
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Raiden2909
04/18/2024
08:03 PM
#12
Ya, They even poked fun of it in Star Trek lower decks after they had the same accident happen
lolife67
04/18/2024
08:14 PM
#13
Janeway made the right call.
DarthDemented
04/18/2024
08:21 PM
#14
You're thinking Voyager and everyone, even the cast, hated that episode.
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BlackOmnimon
04/18/2024
08:24 PM
#15
ScazarMeltex posted...
And if Voyager wasn't such a episodic show that decision would have had far ranging consequences for crew morale and how people viewed her. Instead, it was never mentioned again and everyone just goes on about their lives as if Janeway hadn't ordered a man killed.

Lower decks has a whole episode on it and they even mention the morals
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BlackOmnimon
04/18/2024
08:25 PM
#16
BlackOmnimon posted...
Lower decks has a whole episode on it and they even mention the morals

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIVrWad6z6s
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Maze_
04/19/2024
04:09 AM
#17
BlackOmnimon posted...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIVrWad6z6s
The jokes are ok but I hate that animation
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TomClark
04/19/2024
04:46 AM
#18
TheOtherMike posted...
Justice for Tuvix.

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Hejiru
04/19/2024
05:31 AM
#19
The fact that were still arguing about it 30 years later proves that the writers did a good job coming up with a moral dilemma that had no right answer.

Not to mention that usually when Star Trek has a dilemma like this, the last part of the episode introduces some deus ex machine that lets them have their cake and eat it too. I actually like that this time they had the captain actually have to make the tough choice and stick with it.
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Maze_
04/19/2024
05:41 AM
#20
Hejiru posted...
The fact that were still arguing about it 30 years later proves that the writers did a good job coming up with a moral dilemma that had no right answer.

Not to mention that usually when Star Trek has a dilemma like this, the last part of the episode introduces some deus ex machine that lets them have their cake and eat it too. I actually like that this time they had the captain actually have to make the tough choice and stick with it.
To be fair, we're not arguing over the dilemma

We're arguing over the weak writing of Voyager that it never came up again and wasn't refected in Janeways inconsistent character.

She broke the Prime directive and stranded hundreds of people in the Delta Quadrant just to save random aliens because she's so virtuous. But then murdered someone because doing so increased their chances of getting home after beng stranded for being so virtuous.

Picard would be willing to go to war to save 1 dude even if he didn't like them.
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Hejiru
04/19/2024
05:53 AM
#21
Maze_ posted...
To be fair, we're not arguing over the dilemma

We're arguing over the weak writing of Voyager that it never came up again and wasn't refected in Janeways inconsistent character.

She broke the Prime directive and stranded hundreds of people in the Delta Quadrant just to save random aliens because she's so virtuous. But then murdered someone because doing so increased their chances of getting home after beng stranded for being so virtuous.

Picard would be willing to go to war to save 1 dude even if he didn't like them.

I agree Janeways characterization is inconsistent. And Star Trek does have a bad habit of putting life-altering events in their episodes and then never mentioning them again.

But the dilemma itself was good writing. On the Star Trek subreddit people still hotly debate whether she did the right thing or not. You can already see opposing opinions in this thread. Thats why I think it was a good episode.

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pegusus123456
04/19/2024
05:54 AM
#22
The episode is great. Like Maze_ said, it's only in the context of the series that it's not good.
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Maze_
04/19/2024
06:01 AM
#23
Yeah I'm not knocking the episode and Janeway's decision makes cold Stalinesq sense.

But like a lot of Voyager, it's all just wasted potentinal.
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cjsdowg
04/19/2024
06:50 AM
#24
Dude literally begs for his life. And only the hologram Doctor take issue with it.
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