Neelix confronts Dr. Jetrel - Star Trek Voyager Remastered 1x15 "Jetrel" ► FULL-HD 1080p

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[@kevinborgan8544]

The acting in the scene is so powerful, it’s a sin neither actor won an award. One of the best Voyager episodes.

[@williamr1088]

I 😭 when Neelix said that amazing emotional speech to Jetrel. Neelix: That's a sad story, Jetrel, but let me tell you another one. A man goes back to Rinax after the Cascade. Back to what had been his home, to look for survivors. But the impact of the blast has set off hundreds of fires, and there's nothing there. Just smouldering ruins and the stench of seared flesh. But in the distance, in the middle of all that emptiness, from out of this huge cloud of billowing dust, he can see bodies moving, whimpering, coming toward him. They're monsters, their flesh horribly charred, the colour of shale. One of them comes toward him, mangled arms outstretched, and he can't help it, he turns away frightened. But then the thing speaks and he knows by the sound of her voice that she's not a monster at all, but a child. But a little girl. 😭 Jetrel: (Feeling Guilt) Mister Neelix, I... Neelix: Her name was Palaxia. We brought her back to Talax with the other survivors. Over the next few weeks I stayed at her bedside and watched her wither away. Those are consequences, Doctor Jetrel.

[@TheEvilCheesecake]

Do you really not know how to convey an emotion without using a little funny face picture? Are you really that illiterate?

[@cloudwatcher608]

What an amazing scene. I don’t think I’ve ever cried at this before but I really paid attention to Phillips’ performance and the sweeping score wonderfully elevated the emotion of the moment. Neelix may be goofy but he has real depth and Ethan Phillips is a superb actor.

[@ScifinewsDE]

Caught me by surprise, too. Voyager had so many great moments I've never realized or forgotten about

[@Lilmiket1000]

Same, I was even more mortified upon realizing that story is basically a real story. From people that survived Hiroshima. We are capable of such great amazing things, as well as such terrible atrocities.

[@BravosReviews]

Yeah as an adult Neelix is my favorite character.

[@deker0954]

​@@Lilmiket1000war breeds disaster.

[@russell5078084]

Trek when it was still Trek.

[@northhavencreative]

James Sloyan (who played Jetrel) is such a great character actor. One of those actors who you recognize right away when you see him on the screen. He had such great guest appearances in the Star Trek Franchise, this was his best appearance out of the four he did in TNG, DS9 and VOY.

[@shiners3328]

Neelix is such a good character because he’s broken. He’s a broken and traumatised man who stays cheerful to others, so others can go through the pain he feels better. Jetrel and Mortal Coil are the best Neelix episodes

[@garnauklaufen6704]

He is not broken, and if this kind of background was allways the premise of the character (and not just something added for this episode), then that's the point. Yes, he may have suffered from traumatic events, but he does not let them determine the rest of his life or take away his ability to be cheerful. (That is one of the reasons why classic Star Trek was much better then the newer stuff, that presents characters who really are broken and mere victims of their own lives rather than agents.)

[@randomlyentertaining8287]

Neither man's pain negates the other. They are both equally broken.

[@ironknightcinema]

Moments like this I didn't understand as a child. But now this moment Neelix with Jetrel or Kira and Marritza and O'Brien's PTSD from the boarder wars

[@traemaxwell]

“Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds” Robert Oppenheimer

[@tedtedstone1231]

Shiva said it first. 😉

[@williamleewolverine]

I was looking for a comment like this. It does bear some similarity to Oppenheimer’s morality about the atom bomb. Should it be used on a civilian population or risk another person to use it?

[@Capitan0Guinea]

@@williamleewolverine if Enrico Fermi and other genious idiots would have not sought blood...

[@williamleewolverine]

@@Capitan0GuineaFair enough. I’ve heard of Fermi but could you remind me who he was?

[@user-oj9iz4vb4q]

@@williamleewolverine There were a large number of scientists working to discover the subatomic world at that time. Enrico fermi did some work on spin statistics and for that we have words like fermi pressure and fermi-dirac distribution. But perhaps he was most famous for creating the first sustained fission reaction. Like the type we use in reactors today.

[@patrickdodds7162]

This is Voyager's answer to DS9's "Duet" and it comes pretty darn close to the same raw emotional power. Ethan Phillips and James Sloyan give absolutely STELLAR performances that Voyager rarely had. "Jetrel" is one of the episodes I use to argue that the first two season of Voyager were actually its best.

[@Scorp_io]

probably one of the rare moments on Voyager where I actually liked Neelix's character and the acting in this scene was incredible by both actors.

[@ChrisRyot]

This is one of many scenes which show that Voyager is more than Threshold and yet another Borg episode. This has always been one of my favourite Trek episodes.

[@bobpage6597]

Its remarkable the impact music has on a scene, how emotive it can make the moment, be it sadness, suspense, horror, anger.....whatever! As passionate as Neelix's monologue is, I feel its impact would be significantly less, without the music accompanying it.

[@ScifinewsDE]

You are absolutely right

[@jkrunch2166]

I'm watching through Voyager through to completion for the first time with my wife, and I genuinely dont get the Neelix hate. Yes he is a bit too saccharine at times, but unlike other insufferable goofy sidekick characters (like Jar Jar, for example), he has depth, burying his pain with excessive kindness for his crew. He is insecure about his place with his newfound family, but continuously demonstrates consistent use when under the gun, alongside emotional maturity when the situation calls for it. He has cowardly tendencies but overcomes them when it counts, like when he ran across active fire to save Kess when she was possessed. I find him to be a solid character, a "goofy sidekick" done mostly right. Honestly the only thing that genuinely annoyed me about him was his petty jealousy over Kess, but even then considering how gracefully he took being broken up with somewhat redeemed that part of him for me.

[@ScifinewsDE]

Good Post!! Agree

[@jackdorseysdisappointedfather]

Neelix was simply the easiest thing to be annoyed with. But I feel like even when it was airing there was never really any "hate" like there is for jarjar. More of the feeling tuvoc's face always showed when dealing with him.😅👍

[@AbstractJJJ]

Yeah the jealousy was my least favorite part of Neelix, but it made sense though. He was insecure about his usefulness among the crew so it was a natural extension of him.

[@Terrikus]

On subsequent rewatches, I hated Neelix a lot less. Maybe time has marched on and my own perspectives have changed, but he wasn't a bad character, and had a lot of heartfelt moments in the show that I've grown to appreciate.

[@reubencarter3004]

"When we saw the blinding light; brighter than a thousand suns." An Oppenheimer moment.

[@steverobertson1729]

Ive always really enjoyed when James Sloyan shows up in Star Trek. He's an amazing actor

[@ultramaximusreviews]

He will always be Jarok from TNG to me.

[@ronin3381]

He’ll always be dr. Mora from DS9 to me.

[@Slopmaster]

Future Alexander.

[@MrJuanito931228]

The guilt of being a monster is overwhelming and painful....The horror of what you have done must be destroying his soul.

[@williamleewolverine]

I would imagine that is how Oppenheimer felt.

[@meltedplasticarmyguy]

“Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.” - J. Robert Oppenheimer

[@williamleewolverine]

The new film is amazing.

[@canman87]

Thank you for uploading this scene. I was looking for it this morning and nearly didn't find it until coming across your channel.

[@superdave67]

Its funny how so many people in those universes seem to be dying and will be dead in a matter of days, when they all look like their 100% healthy.

[@lanceheaps581]

Great upscale to HD looks a lot better than the 480p on DVD or streaming.

[@jedisith546]

I can assume that this war is what made neelix so fond of childern.

[@amead78]

It’s a shame we never got more of this from Neelix. Such wasted potential

[@DavidKnowles0]

This episode open the potential for a great flashback episode of his time as a soldier.

[@GrandFunker]

James Sloyan is so good I initially thought he was Academy Award winner George C Scott😅😅

[@MrDanChandler]

If you look near the end, he actually has a tear streaming from his eye.

[@kevinphoenix2007]

Kinda hard to miss.

[@tek512]

In the end, Jetrel wasn't necessarily *evil.* He was just a man who wanted to save the lives of his people. It was war, and the Talaxians were prepared to annihilate Jetrel's entire species. They no longer had the necessary manpower to keep up the fighting, nor enough ships left to have even the slightest chance of opposing the Talaxian fleet if it turned into a prolonged conflict. His people wanted to minimize casualties, and so they decided to go with a show of force so terrifying it would almost certainly result in Talaxian surrender without the weapon having to be used a second time.

[@Orzacle]

If it’s a question between annihilation of your people and a big “fuck you” explosion against the enemy who’d exterminate you- Jetrel’s entirely in the right.

[@chriz4450]

Zeigt auch gut den Unterschied zwischen Berman-era Trek und heutigen Produkten.

[@ScifinewsDE]

[Daniel] Du meinst Dialog, Tiefgang und Charaktermoment contra Krach-Bumm-Ente? ;-)

[@captainunload]

"She could not bear to look at me." Well... Can you blame her?

[@scottyunitedboy2925]

One of the very best Voyager episodes, superb all around

[@volkspanzer8444]

Dr. Jetrel... I recognize those mannerisms, expressions, and voice. Didn't he also play the role of that Romulan defector in TNG?

[@OlaBetiku]

They always called this actor in when things needed to get real... James Sloyan always had to come in when it was time to give the serious speeches...

[@warriorwhale8645]

my favorite scene from voyager

[@peterwood2908]

What an incredible scene. 😢 Neelix was a missed opportunity. I wonder if his lines in this scene were even known by the other actor.

[@johnwayne2103]

Didn't this guy play a Doctor on DS9 during an episode as he explained to ODO that his experiments were necessary to see what his potential could be? Taught ODO how to shift into different forms and such.

[@EvanCops]

Yes

[@mc-zy7ju]

Also admiral jarok in tng 'the defector' , iconic trek actor.

[@jerrypatterson55]

"and you used me" do you have children captain" jarok tng thats this actor he played a romulan

[@johntracy72]

This parallels the atomic bombing of Japan at the end of WWII. The pilot of the Enola Gay supposedly said "My God, what have we done?" after the bomb exploded, destroying almost all of Hiroshima and killing over 100,000 people in an instant.

[@williamleewolverine]

Oppenheimer’s moral dilemma.

[@Snoo2thaSnoo]

Very big Oppenheimer vibes from this guy.

[@sonicalltheway8179]

Funny you should say that. I just recently watched Oppenheimer, and it’s changed how I look at this scene completely…

[@daustin8888]

The irony of my mom watching this episode after i just watched "Oppenheimer"

[@williamleewolverine]

Same

[@TheBobcat1978]

Jetrels wife called him a monster. His hair/makeup almost reminds me of a monster Jim Henson could have created.

[@JoeBatson]

James Sloyan is in my top 5 of Star Trek multi-character actors

[@Guanda70]

Good scene. Good acting.

[@DocSommer]

Bei Close Ups kommt das schon sehr gut, vor allem auf dem Handydisplay. Auf der Glotze verlieren sich die Details von Oberflächen etc, sobald diese etwas in den Hintergrund treten, was dann zu komischen Effekten führt. Es wäre aber spannend herauszufinden, in wieweit sich das Problem mit besseren SD Quellmaterial reduzieren lässt.

[@ScifinewsDE]

Gut beobachtet. Das ist genau das Problem mit der absolut unterirdischen Qualität der DVDs der ersten Staffeln. Wird ab Staffel 4 deutlich besser. Daher auch die Info, dass diese Szene quasi der Worst Case ist. Je mehr Totale, desto mehr fällt das Bild zusammen.

[@DocSommer]

@@ScifinewsDE Ich schätze das wird man auch nicht ganz abgestellt bekommen, aber sicherlich würde der Effekt mit besseren Details entsprechend "weiter in dem Hintergrund" wandern oder man verzichtet ein Stück weit auf die Nachschärfung für den HD Look, um den Übergang zu nicht vorhandenen Details weniger hart wirken zu lassen.

[@richardched6085]

Pretty complex scientific invention that rivals the effects of an Atomic Bomb. As if they didn't already have far more destructive weapons that could glass planets.

[@iamthedarkmagician475]

Is this the same guy who plays the Romulan Admiral Jarok in TNG? Please say yes. The voice and inflections are the same.

[@tudorbedreag]

I think so

[@ScifinewsDE-Jens]

Yes, it is him. And he also played Dr. Mora in DS9. :)

[@ryderkreutzer8859]

Yes

[@shaktijhala7847]

Yes

[@larrycopeland2413]

Good catch. As soon as I listened to the first few seconds of the clip, I recognized the voice and googled for the actor's name (James Sloyan) and confirmed the match.

[@CoffeeBlack-VOY]

Absolutely beautiful ❤

[@riveness]

Note how he says "shale"

[@lewismackay9533]

I dont get how youtube channels can remaster the episodes so well yet paramount themselves give us poorly converted horrible interlacing artifacts and with graphical artifacts on any of thr CG shots. Big companies really are the laziest.

[@robertlamb7513]

This may has well could be two humans after WW2 and what the people that built the booms used on Japan had to live with what they made and the people that seen their use and went in after may no one ever again have to do what they did

[@Lilmiket1000]

Dr. Jetrel is right about science... If one person doesn't discover something some other person will. and then they will have to deal with the consequences. It really isn't his fault. We are likely coming up to a very similar situation with AI technology. We can stop now but we are only delaying the inevitable. We can stop but some one else will eventually pick up the research and start again. And in all honesty who would rather someone else have the gun than themselves? We can all use the technology for good or for bad. But if anyone is going to use it for bad, I'd rather be the first to find out how it could be done in self-defense.

[@greeremalachi926]

Last time I saw this episode I brought along my whoopee cushion. I got a lot of laughs. One of my favorite Voyager episodes.

[@Phil-D83]

Throwback to the nukes used in Japan in ww2

[@williamleewolverine]

Exactly

[@thecraziestofalldave]

I am become deth. Destroyer of worlds.

[@donwon7592]

Thank you for uploading.

[@ScifinewsDE]

Our Pleasure!

[@Walrus1701D]

What Neelix could’ve and should’ve been

[@dirdib69]

They were trying I think to reproduce the success of "Duet" from DS9. It was a decent episode, certainly as Neelix-centric ones went, but just didn't come together quite as well.

[@absolutez3r019]

this was a very close second to "Duets". But both are still great stories and episodes

[@teleportedbreadfor3days]

They weren’t trying to copy anything. I don’t believe that. Besides, despite any similarities, every angle of the horrors of war and the feelings they cause to bring forth or be thrown in ways we’d never imagine possible otherwise should be focused on. They’re important, because war should never be. They say Hell is the most horrible place to be in the universe. But the only thing worse than Hell is war at home, where innocents aren’t always safe, even when everything is focused on the frontlines after a soldier returns home. Because they’ll likely lose something on the battlefield, whether it’s a body part or a part of their Humanity. At the very least, every time you kill somebody, something inside you dies along with them. Nobody should have to kill.

[@yzdatabase4175]

If only they had given him an actual role, instead of forcing him to play a ridiculous kitchen rat.

[@alfonsklapa3353]

What nelix went through is what the japanese went throught 2 times and the scary thoughts is we all have the risk of getting the same experience in 2024.

[@thomasmartanderwaise1406]

Würde das gerne so zu Hause gaben mit den deutschen Folgen. Das sieht auf Netflix oder rtl+ so kacke aus. Auch die DVD Boxen die ich hier habe. Leider

[@ilveraeu2649]

Glaube auf Netflix gibt es die Folgen in guter Quali!

[@thomasmartanderwaise1406]

@@ilveraeu2649 ne leider nicht genauso mies wie bei rtl

[@tedtedstone1231]

If Neelix is a typical Talaxian, I support their extermination.

[@williamleewolverine]

It’s sci-fi, Ted.

[@tedtedstone1231]

@@williamleewolverine Then I support their fictional scientific extermination.