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Kate Mulgrew: Commanding The Free Library of Philadelphia
A few weeks back I posted my reaction/review to Kate Mulgrew’s NY Times best selling memoir ‘Born With Teeth.’ Last night, the Free Library of Philadelphia hosted a book signing and talk back with Kate to promote the book and give us all a bit of inflection to go along with her words. She read three selected passages from her book before making us all roar with laughter for another 35 minutes of questions.
‘Born With Teeth’ – A memoir of a life lived passionately by Kate Mulgrew
Eagerly anticipated are the wrong words for how I felt about getting this memoir in my hands. Vibrating with excitement is probably a better way to describe it, although excitement seems too girlish. I first learned of its existence last fall on Facebook, of all places, and marked the preorder date in my phone calendar because I would be damned if I was going to miss it and not have it arrive on my doorstep as soon as possible. Kate Mulgrew is more than an actress, more than the character of Kathryn Janeway to my teenage mind looking for a hero. She is a woman just like all of us and she has lived a life that can not be described in one word or fifty.
Fave Five Fridays: Friends Forever….
Last week we brought your our Fave Five Romantic Pairings, but let’s be honest, romance isn’t the only kind of love. Friendship is an important part of life. Family isn’t always blood after all. So click before to see our favorite friendships.
Fair Warning…there be SPOILERS AHEAD
Star Trek: Voyager – 20 Years Later
Twenty years ago on this day, the Federation Starship Voyager got lost in the badlands and was transported 70,000 light years across the galaxy. Her crew lead us on a seven year journey that (for some of us) changed our lives and theirs. Now, twenty years later, we take a look at who they are, what they have done and where they have gone since.
Fave Five Fridays: TV Doctors
There’s no shortage of Doctors on television. This week, we explore our faves.
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Fave Five Fridays: Space Captains Edition
It’s Friday! Time to celebrate!
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The Best Of Star Trek: Voyager, Season 4
Ello, nerds! It’s that time again. Cate has made it through season 4 of her Voyager re-watch which means … *insert Voyager theme song* it’s time for a new ‘Best Of/Cate’s Faves’ list!
Scorpion Pt. 2
Okay. I am so not the biggest fan of 7 of 9. Never was, never will be, but she is an important part of this episode. Plus, the Janeway ‘tough mom love’ storyline is a fave. Communicating with the Borg, our dear Captain tries to give them a way of combating species 8472 with fancy nano probes that the holo Doc created. That is, until she and her crew realize the Borg started the conflict. During a battle, the Borg beam to Voyager and take over a cargo bay leaving the Captain in bad condition and needing surgery. Chukkles circumvents her orders and a whole mess of crap happens that leaves our intrepid crew beyond Borg space and with a drone of their own. Joy.
Day Of Honor
My first ever episode of Star Trek, let alone Voyager. Tom is trying to push B’Elanna into participating in a ritual called ‘The Day Of Honor’ (huh, fancy that). She resists insisting it was only important to her mother. She also happens to be having the worst day of her life. Murphy’s law plays heavy this episode and I love it because we get to dig into B’Elanna’s history … and her heart. 😉
Scientific Method
Give the Captain a migraine for a week and see what happens … I dare you. Holo-Doc and 7 to the rescue!
Year of Hell Pt.1 & Pt. 2
So, some jerk with a time ship thinks he can change history. Voyager intercepts him and his ship which throws the ship into the ‘Year of Hell’. These two episodes show us just how determined Captain Janeway can and will be to get her ship and crew home. More tender J/C moments … don’t worry, by season 5 the writers were over it (the fans are another story …).
Concerning Flight
Who doesn’t love John Ryes Davis? And playing da Vinci? Fabulous. An alien steals da Vinci’s program as well as some other serious Voyager components (the holo-Doc’s mobile emitter, the computer core, transporters, etc.) which sends the Captain and Tuvok to the surface (in civilian clothes) to find their missing gear. The result is rather fun.
Hunters
Oh, these jerks. Voyager starts to receive messages from home via a relay station owned by The Hirogen. These guys are mean and mean-looking. They live to hunt and are ticked Voyager seems to think they can use the relay station. Letters from home are nice, but now we have a new enemy. Good episode in that the crew does get letters from home and we get to see some happy, some sad and some angry things come from it. Keep an eye on The Hirogen, they come back.
The Killing Game Pt.1 & 2
They’re back! And this time, The Hirogen have turned Voyager into a flying holodeck with live pray they can control. Fun, right? If you think Janeway and Neelix as Klingons is fun (I happen to, btw). Get ready for some Nazi’s and Jeri Ryan singing! It’s going to be a fun ride! This is one of my favorite two-parters of the series. Not just for the costumes (okay, for the costumes …), but for the storyline. It’s intriguing and fun.
Living Witness
Yep, last one on the list. Nope, not the finale. In fact, this is 3 episodes before the end of the season. An alien race 700 years in the future find the Doc’s mobile emitter and reactivate him. They have some real interesting ideas about what Voyager was really like (the ‘war ship’ Voyager? Huh.). Evil Janeway is a blast and Chakotay’s facial tattoo takes over his face. Kind of out of place, but a fun look at what Voyager ‘could have been’.
I was not such the fan of season 4. Wasn’t bad, wasn’t great, was just okay. The finale could have been better. Without The Killing Game, I probably would have skipped this season in the average re-watch, but there are some gems to glean from it. Now, on to season 5!
Live long and stay nerdy!
-Cate
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