Voyager s6e15 - Tsunkatse
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For the uninitiated, can you explain?
Episode spoiler:
spoiler
The Voyager crew discover a new type of dilithium (warp core fuel) that can make space ships go faster than the generally accepted limit of warp 10. No one has ever gone faster than that, but it will get the crew home instantly, instead of the 70 year journey it's currently facing.
One crew member, Lt. Tom Paris tests it out in a shuttle craft, gets to see "everything everywhere all at once" but then upon return quickly becomes allergic to water and oxygen.
The Doctor realizes he is evolving into something other than human before he escapes sick bay and kidnaps Captain Janeway for another faster than warp 10 experience. They end up on a swampy planet, turned into giant salamanders and by the time the crew finds them they have already produced three offspring.
The babies escape capture and presumably go on to sire a race of Janeway/Paris salamander creatures on a distant planet in the Delta Quadrant. Janeway and Paris get turned back into humans and they don't try breaking warp 10 again. IDK why people don't like it.
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Threshold_(episode)
Oh, right... That one
You won't me say it. It's the word for the thing husbands are supposed to carry their bride over when they go home as a married couple for the first time.
I'm not going further than that.
The Brent Spiner TV series?
They're talking about "Threshold" regarded as one of the worst episodes in all of trek