Star Trek: Voyager season 1 episode 14 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In this "Star Trek: Voyager" episode, Neelix confronts his painful past when Dr. Jetrel, the scientist res
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Dr. Ma'Bor Jetrel?
Dr. Jetrel is the scientist who conceived and led the development of the metreon cascade, a weapon of mass destruction used against the Talaxians.
What is the metreon cascade?
The metreon cascade is a devastating weapon that caused a deadly cloud, killing over 300,000 people on the Talaxian moon, Rinax.
Why does Dr. Jetrel contact Voyager?
Dr. Jetrel contacts Voyager to examine Neelix for a potentially fatal blood disorder called metremia, caused by metreon poisoning.
What is metremia?
Metremia is a degenerative blood disease caused by exposure to high concentrations of metreon isotopes, leading to the disintegration of the body's atomic structure.
How does Neelix feel about Dr. Jetrel?
Neelix harbors intense hatred and anger towards Dr. Jetrel, holding him responsible for the destruction of Rinax and the death of his family.
Does Neelix have metremia?
Initially diagnosed with incipient metremia by Dr. Jetrel, it is later revealed that Neelix does not actually have the disease.
What is Dr. Jetrel's true intention aboard Voyager?
Dr. Jetrel's true intention is to use Voyager's technology to attempt to resurrect the victims of the metreon cascade on Rinax.
Is Dr. Jetrel successful in resurrecting the victims?
No, Dr. Jetrel's attempt to reconstruct and resurrect the victims using transporter technology fails.
What is Neelix's true background in the Talaxian war?
Neelix confesses that he was a deserter during the war and not a hero as he had previously claimed.
What happens to Dr. Jetrel at the end?
Dr. Jetrel, suffering from advanced metremia, spends his final hours in Sick Bay on Voyager.
How does Neelix's perception of Dr. Jetrel change?
Neelix, initially filled with hatred for Dr. Jetrel, eventually comes to forgive him for his actions during the war.