But yeah, Janeway and Chakotay was worse. They were well set-up in seasons two and three especially, but then it sort of slacked off and occasionally they would have moments but there were also a lot of alien-lovers-of-the-week and... yes. Then midway through season 7, there was this INCREDIBLY wonderful shippy (time travel! have i mentioned i love time travel?) episode that ended in
...and then he goes and gets with Seven of Nine. Not just gets with her, he marries her in the future where they don't get back to Earth? It... like, it literally made ZERO sense. They needed someone to be with Seven of Nine, yes, but EVERY OTHER MALE MEMBER OF THE CAST had been shown to enjoy Seven of Nine's company more than Chakotay? It... was ridiculously stupid and sudden. And that is how the show ended.
...but honestly, I LOVED TOM AND B'ELANNA MORE, AND THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER, SO.
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Date: 2008-08-02 06:36 am (UTC)But yeah, Janeway and Chakotay was worse. They were well set-up in seasons two and three especially, but then it sort of slacked off and occasionally they would have moments but there were also a lot of alien-lovers-of-the-week and... yes. Then midway through season 7, there was this INCREDIBLY wonderful shippy (time travel! have i mentioned i love time travel?) episode that ended in
...and then he goes and gets with Seven of Nine. Not just gets with her, he marries her in the future where they don't get back to Earth? It... like, it literally made ZERO sense. They needed someone to be with Seven of Nine, yes, but EVERY OTHER MALE MEMBER OF THE CAST had been shown to enjoy Seven of Nine's company more than Chakotay? It... was ridiculously stupid and sudden. And that is how the show ended.
...but honestly, I LOVED TOM AND B'ELANNA MORE, AND THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER, SO.