3x19 Rise - Star Trek: Voyager Episode Guide

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- Episode 03x19

Episode: 03x19
Title: Rise
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 160
First Aired: Feb. 26, 1997

Season 3 » Episode #19 - Rise

Summary: Stardate: Unknown[/b] With an asteroid about to enter a planet's atmosphere, Voyager, at the request of the planet's inhabitants, attempts to destroy the asteroid. A perfect hit, however, sends two smaller parts of the asteroid crashing down onto the planet. With a sparsely populated part of the planet shaken by the asteroids' landing, a scientist there, one of the planet's best minds, finds information that is vital to destroying the asteroids. However, the scientist is only willing to talk to the planet's ambassador, who is on Voyager. Taking several shuttlecraft down to the surface, one, containing Tuvok and Neelix, crash lands in an area closest to the scientist's position. With scant time left until a much larger asteroid enters the area, Neelix and Tuvok must work together to bring the scientist back to Voyager.

Who appeared in this episode?

Lillias	played by Lisa Kaminir
Goth	played by Gary Bullock
Sklar	played by Kelly Connell
Nezu Ambassador	played by Alan Oppenheimer
Hanjuan	played by Geof Prysirr
Dr. Vatm	played by Tom Towles

Episode Quotes

	Season 3 / Episode 19: - Rise Sklar: I can't believe you're going out there. You don't even know what you're looking for. Lieutenant Tuvok: I am looking for Mr. Neelix's instinct. Perhaps it will be marked.
	Season 3 / Episode 19: - Rise The Doctor: Vulcans are notoriously difficult to impress. Mr. Tuvok seldom acknowledges my brilliance.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FACT: Neelix accelerates the Maglev vessel to 47 kilometers per hour, starting from the planet's surface. Within a couple of minutes, Tuvok states that they are 30 kilometers above the surface. It would take almost 20 minutes to get that high at 47 kph.
FACT: On two occasions, hatches on the Maglev were opened in the upper atmosphere. The air should've been all blown out, but the characters continued to breathe and not be pushed out of the vessel.