Originally published at: Someone animated Star Trek: Voyager and it rocks | Boing Boing
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This is really neat, although that’s not how evolution works.
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Tuvok’s eyebrow, lol
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I’d subscribe to whatever streaming service redid the entire run of the show like this.
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They did Threshold…
And I’m patiently (impatiently) waiting for the DS9 one…
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I had missed the TNG one – glad to see they have a Kzin there on the bridge!
It’s sad to think that, in whatever century the Star Trek happens, they can create a bologna sandwich out of thin air but they haven’t conquered the baldness gene.
I love everything about the baby salamanders jumping into the water. The comedy music, the way it’s animated, everything.
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They should do this to Star Trek: The Animated Series.
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It already did it to itself?
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According to a Gene Roddenberry anecdote mentioned in every Patrick Stewart interview for 20 years, they have, but by the 24th century no one cares
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Genetic modifications are illegal in the Federation…
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as it should be.
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A lot of Star Trek episodes were based on a fundamental misunderstanding of how evolution works.
But you gotta admit it was a pretty funny sight gag when they had Data’s cat “devolve” into an iguana.
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Besides, is there anyone who really thinks Captain Picard is sexier with hair than without?
Maybe he was born without the baldness gene but was fortunate enough to live in a society that had discovered the cure for hair.
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Also, devolving Riker is flipping us all off…
the best part of that was worf going off the rails at lunch…
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And imagine having such a tenuous grasp of evolutionary biology to think that humans evolved from spiders…
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It was totally not based on science, but totally entertaining, so…
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