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Voyager arrives to rescue the Doctor as Chellick's orders are carried out. Back aboard ship, the Doctor considers if his ethics subroutines have failed as he willingly infected Chellick, but Seven of Nine assures him that they did not, which means he acted entirely of his own accord.
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Teaser
On board a large vessel, a crowded hospital ship, a trader named Gar is trying to sell medical supplies to Chellick, an administrator. Gar suggests this time he does not have any substandard merchandise, but rather an amazing little gadget, The Doctor's mobile emitter. He activates it, and the bewildered Doctor appears.
Act One
The Doctor demands to know why he was kidnapped as Chellick negotiates a price. Then, according to an announcement, another batch of injured comes in. With some threats from Gar, and seeing all of these wounded here, The Doctor starts to help them. He finds their primitive technology almost unworkable, but does the best he can. Meanwhile, Kim and Paris return from a holographic hockey game on the USS Voyager, and go to The Doctor for some minor bumps and bruises. However, the hologram who res...
Act Two
These patients, the administrator explains, have a higher treatment coefficient, and it determines the level of care they receive. It is derived through a complex formula based on the individual's value to society, a prioritizing system for limited resources. The Doctor doesn't like it at all, but that is what the Dinaali do, says Doctor Dysek, the chief of medicine. They used to be a race dying from ecological disasters. Once introduced, The Doctor wants to know what is going on in Level Red...
"I'm not about to perform medical services for a pair of common thieves!" 1. - The Doctor, as Chellick and Gar haggle over his price "I thought you were withholding your services…" "Fortunately for these patients, I am programmed with the Hippocratic Oath." 1. - Chellick and The Doctor, treating a badly wounded miner "Everyone's assuming he faked h...
Filming for this episode began on 25 July 2000 (X) and was finished by 3 August 2000. (X)Debi A. Monahan, Gregory Itzin, and John Durbin all guest-starred in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Monahan played Melissa in "His Way", Itzin played Ilon Tandro in "Dax" and Hain in "Who Mourns for M...Gar is trading in iridium, which is claimed to have a very short half-life, allowing Tuvok to deduce how far away Gar could have gotten with it. This would have been a (synthetic) radioactive isoto...Among the costumes and prop items from this episode which were sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay was the costume of Paul Holmquist. (X)Starring
1. Kate Mulgrew as Captain Kathryn Janeway
Also starring
1. Robert Beltran as Chakotay 2. Roxann Dawson as B'Elanna Torres 3. Robert Duncan McNeill as Tom Paris 4. Ethan Phillips as Neelix 5. Robert Picardo as The Doctor 6. Tim Russ as Tuvok 7. Jeri Ryan as Seven of Nine 8. Garrett Wang as Harry Kim
Guest Stars
1. John Kassir as Gar 2. Gregory Itzin as Dysek 3. Paul Scherrer as Voje 4. Dublin James as Tebbis And 1. Larry Drake as Chellick
U can be smart, willing to learn, eager, but if u are poor u don't get proper treatment or education. No matter how brilliant u could become u are left dying. Its catch 22. U can be potentially brilliant but u can't have the opportunity to prove because u already aren't educated and trained.
Chellick was the Jye administrator of Hospital Ship 4-2 on Dinaal. He was brought in to help the Dinaali who were plagued with natural disasters and famine. The Dinaali hired Chellick to run the hospital ship and to make the hard choices of life and death that they didn't want to make. He used an artificial intelligence program called the Allocator to determine who would live and who would die ...
Voyager arrives to rescue the Doctor as Chellick's orders are carried out. Back aboard ship, the Doctor considers if his ethics subroutines have failed as he willingly infected Chellick, but Seven of Nine assures him that they did not, which means he acted entirely of his own accord. Academic response
The highest T.C. scores are at Level Blue with the best care, while the lowest T.C. scores get Level Red which is strapped for resources. White is the morgue. Con Man: Gar is a serial huckster. As Voyager tries to retrace his steps, each person they talk to gives a different tale of being swindled.
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Nov 1, 2000 · DPC. Thu, Sep 26, 2013, 1:08pm (UTC -5) Good episode, but it's hilarious that farming is used as an example of a more valuable contribution - a decade later and so much farm land is being abandoned or sold just to build shopping malls. "Critical Care" was a daring episode, but nothing's changed much since then.
