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*unless you are B'Elanna that one time with the Nazis.

Two things happened to me on my trip to Fred Meyer:

1) I lost my medical benefits flex card.

2) I saw How William Shatner Changed the World, Starring William Shatner, Based on the Book by William Shatner or: the most Shatner you can get for $12.99. (Then I didn't buy it, because it's also the most Shatner I can get for $2.99 on Amazon.)

Since I'm already mourning my freedom to purchase prescription medications with pre-tax funds and my standing in the William Shatner Fan Club by not immediately purchasing and watching that movie, I think it's time to play a final dirge for the holodeckathalon!

I'm not going to let you turn this into an argument about holographic rights! )
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Janeway has a boyfriend who malfunctions. Barclay has a life that malfunctions. Marina Sirtis collects a paycheck. Status quo here at the holodeckathalon!

I've been hearing a lot of confessions lately... )
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So I was going back and tagging these posts (because I broke down and realized this minimarathon isn't so mini and needs its own tag) and realized that I FORGOT to mention the epic costuming crackfest that is "Qpid." So, that's here, along with a few more seasons of Voyager, because they spend just way too much time in the holodeck on that ship.

With the safeties off-line, it's as good as the real thing. )
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As anyone with enough time on their hands to watch all the holodeck episodes of Star Trek ever can tell you, boredom leads to some questionable escapist activities. Voyager not only had 75 years on its hands, it also had a crew largely comprised of misfit weirdos as well as a senior officer who was an actual hologram himself, so it's no wonder they have more than their share of holodeck episodes!

Everyone's fallen for a holodeck character. It happens! )
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For how big a role holosuites play in the culture on DS9, there are surprisingly few holodeck episodes. To the best of our knowledge, no one ever got stuck in the Alamo program while Santa Ana attempted to take over the station (in fact, we never see the Alamo, or the Battle of Britain, or any number of other programs that are constantly discussed).

So, on to the remaining five holodeck episodes of Deep Space Nine!

I don't see how hiding out in one of Julian's adolescent holosuite programs is a good sign. )

Next up: the holodeck episodes of Voyager. That seems like it might take a while! Did that crew do anything except hang out on the holodeck??
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In which Worf has a lot of plastic surgery, Deanna is hit by a metaphor like a ton of bricks, Odo makes a friend, and Kira reevaluates her job description.

The Velveteen Rabbit, or how holograms become Real )
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I am still going on my holodeck marathon, though I haven't been blogging it due to vacations and laziness. To recap: (spoilers! images! etc!)

Click! )
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Since we had a filibuster-proof majority on the Very Important Poll, it was decided that I should include "alien holodeck-like crack" in my Holodeck Crack Marathon!

This might have actually been a terrible idea.

Shore Leave, Once Upon a Planet, and The Royale [image/gif heavy] )
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Your opinion is urgently needed before I can proceed on my Holodeck Crack Marathon!

I went to pop in "The Royale" and realized that it's not actually a stuck-in-the-malfunctioning-holodeck episode, because they're stuck in some sort of alien holodeck-like dealio. And this is disappointing! There are a few others like this that I can think of ("Qpid" and "Future Imperfect" most notably, maybe DS9's "Move Along Home" and Classic Trek's "Shore Leave"). So please decide for me, internets: do I maintain the purity of the holodeck crack marathon and shuffle these episodes to a potential non-holodeck crack marathon later on, or do we include Holodeck Crack By Any Other Name?

[Poll #1658055]
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"Except keep the holodecks working right." (Worf & O'Brien, DS9's "Way of the Warrior")

OK! I have lots of exciting things that need doing: [livejournal.com profile] prettylightsfic, about a zillion Christmas presents, digging out my craft space so I have a place to put my sewing machine and clear floor space to cut fabric and whatnot, fixing my vacuum cleaner so I can clean the cleared floor space for fabric-cutting, etc. I also need to clean out my fridge because there are scary old things in there. I clearly need entertainment for this. I had so much fun with my Ensign Ro marathon last week, I think I'll have another themed marathon. And since I know you hang on my every tv-watching decision, I will share it with you! ;)

I call it Das Boy's worst nightmare (he haaaaates this trope), or: The Great Holodeck Adventure Marathon.

Limiting it to only holodeck malfunction episodes would rule out awesome crack like "Fair Haven" and "Hollow Pursuits", but just having a holodeck scene or two would be... like half the episodes in existence, at least. And if we start getting into "but what is a holodeck, really?" then I'd have to rewatch the animated series Shore Leave sequel again, and I already put myself through that once this year. SO. It's decided. Standard holodeck romp fare.

We start in TNG season 1 with the episode I have seen more often than any other Star Trek ever episode: "The Big Goodbye."

Do you love holodeck episodes? Hate them with the burning hellfires of a thousand suns? What's your favorite? Tell meeeeee!

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