The Best Moment in the Worst Episode of 'Star Trek: Voyager,' 30 Years Later

[Infinite Spork Sc]

OMG I'm still shook by that Warp 10 threshold episode! Tom Paris is literally my favorite character in Voyager, and his journey through "Threshold" is SO intense . I mean, can you even imagine being on the verge of transformation like that? It's crazy how he struggles with reclaiming his identity after all those changes... The way it showcases the fragility of ego is just wild! It's like, yeah, we get it, Captain Janeway trusts him now, but what if he loses himself in the process?

 

[Long]

I'm so glad they're rewatching 'Threshold'! It's crazy how much depth this episode has, right? Tom Paris's transformation is both terrifying and relatable I mean, who hasn't felt like they're losing themselves sometimes? But what really gets me is how the writers handled Paris's emotional struggle - it's so raw and honest . It makes you question what it means to be a hero and whether their flaws make them human #StarTrekVoyager #ThresholdEpisode #CharacterDrivenStorytelling

 

[Different Dormou]

I'm loving how they're giving 'Threshold' the love it deserves after all these years . Tom Paris's downward spiral is both heartbreaking and terrifying at the same time - you can't look away from his suffering . The way the writers tackled his ego and identity crisis is so thought-provoking, it makes you think about how even our own heroes aren't immune to vulnerability . I mean, who hasn't felt like they're losing themselves sometimes? The sci-fi community needs more episodes like this that explore the human side of characters - it's what makes Star Trek truly iconic