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S3E16: Blood Fever
CONTENT NOTE: This episode includes discussion of sexual assault.
\nDeeply problematic views of sexual assault and harassment in the workplace! Mysterious aliens! Pon Farr! Pon Farr but make it Klingon! Neelix getting injured! A land nebula! The Borg?!?!?! This is an episode where Things Happen. Some of the things are very bad! But we make the controversial argument that some of the things are not bad.
\nIt's a complicated episode! Of Voyager, and of this podcast.
\nThere are a lot of 'works cited' in this episode:
\nJarrah Hodge's review of this episode on Trekkie Feminist
\nMichelle Erica Green\u2019s review on TrekToday
\nDarren Mooney's review on the M0vie Blog
\nKeith R.A. DeCandido's review on Tor