This B'Elanna led episode found her stranded on a planet where Kelis, a local playwright, believes that she is a deity and uses the logs on the crashed Delta Flyer to inspire him to write a play about how B'Elanna and Harry got lost while looking for dilithium crystals. His play is a success and his benefactor demands a second play the next week telling more about the adventures of B'Elanna. Unsure about what the new play should be about he returns to the Flyer where he finds that B'Elanna has woken up. In exchange for helping him come up with a new story she gets him to find items that she needs to repair the communication system. When it looks like his patron is going to go to war with a enemy Kelis decides that he can use his new play to counsel him to avoid conflict. When Voyager arrives B'Elanna finds time to make a personal appearance in the play to help Kelis.
I found this story to be fairly entertaining, I liked how a culture similar to ancient Greece has taken B'Ellana as a goddess, or "eternal" as they call them. One of the funnier scenes in Voyager was provided when Tuvok, who had stay up for almost two weeks, fell asleep on the bridge and started to snore.
I found this story to be fairly entertaining, I liked how a culture similar to ancient Greece has taken B'Ellana as a goddess, or "eternal" as they call them. One of the funnier scenes in Voyager was provided when Tuvok, who had stay up for almost two weeks, fell asleep on the bridge and started to snore.