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: Before the plot goes "off the rails," the makeup effects are genuinely disturbing. The scene where Tom yanks out his own tongue remains one of the most visceral images in 90s television.

While is technically Season 2, Episode 15 of Star Trek: Voyager , it is widely known as one of the most controversial and bizarre episodes in the franchise's history. Many fans jokingly consider it "Season 5 material" or simply want to strike it from canon entirely. [S5E2] Threshold (3)

: Despite being critically panned , the episode has achieved a cult-like status for being "insanely entertaining" compared to more "boring" episodes. : Before the plot goes "off the rails,"

: The climax involves a mutated Tom Paris kidnapping Captain Janeway, taking her past Warp 10, and both evolving into giant amphibians. The crew eventually finds them on a jungle planet—with three salamander babies in tow. Many fans jokingly consider it "Season 5 material"

Here is a blog-style analysis of the episode’s rise to infamy.

However, the "infinite speed" results in Tom Paris undergoing a horrifying physical transformation that wins the episode an , but loses the audience's respect. Key Discussion Points for Your Post

If you mention "the salamander episode" to any Trekkie, they’ll know exactly what you’re talking about. The episode starts as a high-stakes sci-fi thriller about breaking the —a feat of "infinite velocity" that would theoretically allow Voyager to be everywhere at once and reach home in an instant.

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: Before the plot goes "off the rails," the makeup effects are genuinely disturbing. The scene where Tom yanks out his own tongue remains one of the most visceral images in 90s television.

While is technically Season 2, Episode 15 of Star Trek: Voyager , it is widely known as one of the most controversial and bizarre episodes in the franchise's history. Many fans jokingly consider it "Season 5 material" or simply want to strike it from canon entirely.

: Despite being critically panned , the episode has achieved a cult-like status for being "insanely entertaining" compared to more "boring" episodes.

: The climax involves a mutated Tom Paris kidnapping Captain Janeway, taking her past Warp 10, and both evolving into giant amphibians. The crew eventually finds them on a jungle planet—with three salamander babies in tow.

Here is a blog-style analysis of the episode’s rise to infamy.

However, the "infinite speed" results in Tom Paris undergoing a horrifying physical transformation that wins the episode an , but loses the audience's respect. Key Discussion Points for Your Post

If you mention "the salamander episode" to any Trekkie, they’ll know exactly what you’re talking about. The episode starts as a high-stakes sci-fi thriller about breaking the —a feat of "infinite velocity" that would theoretically allow Voyager to be everywhere at once and reach home in an instant.