The reason I don't praise this episode like the others is because of the Allied Nordicist Yankee "Friends"-watching "Seinfeld"-hating punk of a father, of the stuck-up girl, himself: John Aniston. This episode foreshadowed two things: UPN being bought by CBS (or at least halfway via half of its stations, the others were Fox, or NBC-owned), and "Enterprise" (the closest thing UPN had to something from unpopular The WB, hence why it wasn't a popular show). I guarantee you the cast didn't love him being on the show, but it's not like John Aniston respected this show, and only seemed to go on it because Jeri Ryan was in it. The classic tension between UPN (the "Voyager" crew proper) and The WB (Jeri Ryan). That being said, this still had more culture than anything on The WB at least, and that's including the negative aspect of this episode. The episode is a good watch as the Voyager crew is stranded on a planet, that is a workplace planet, and the villains are somewhat open about it too. In a bad way, this is because of Aniston's presence. But it's still a watch if you can get past Aniston's annoying presence.