Tuvok
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Sep 11, 2026
Sean FarrellHOST
Even if that's all that that character was there for in this moment, I thought it was a nicely done little nugget of a scene where this Vulcan is just like, you don't need to blow smoke up my butt.
Sean FarrellHOST
I mean, like, okay, if you're not capable and seeing her kind of like twist a knife in a Vulcan ego, like, It's one of those things where I hearken back to the episode of Voyager where they give us the flashback of Tuvok when he served under Sulu.
Sean FarrellHOST
And you see the scene when Sulu says, if you're going to serve on my bridge, you have to have a sense of humor and don't tell me Vulcans don't have a sense of humor.
Sean FarrellHOST
I know better.
Sean FarrellHOST
And I really...
Sean FarrellHOST
I really like that.
Sean FarrellHOST
It's an interesting, it's very different from, like, the security officers who stand out in Trek tend to be, you get Worf and you get Tuvok.
Sean FarrellHOST
And the two of them were very different from each other because Worf was, it's, I am military precision personified.
Charles KelsoHOST
planet.
Keith JohnsonHOST
Yeah, that's it, right? And Tuvok went along with his conspirators to try to steal it.
Keith JohnsonHOST
And when Janeway lost her mind, he basically said, at the end of the day, I took the action you couldn't take.
Keith JohnsonHOST
And basically, he was trying to save her.
Wayne WhitedHOST
Actually, we've seen it quite a lot.
Wayne WhitedHOST
It was a favorite of Tuvok's, who played it multiple times on Star Trek Voyager.
Wayne WhitedHOST
And Cybok mentions the Arachnid Nebula.
Wayne WhitedHOST
I had to dig for this one a little bit.
speaker_29NARRATOR
Sci-fi talk returns in a moment.
Tony TolardoHOST
Playing the first Vulcan since Mr. Spock was Tim Russ as Tuvok.
Tony TolardoHOST
One of the criticisms against Next Gen was, and also Deep Space at the Vulcans, they didn't seem to get
Tony TolardoHOST
down too well.
Tony TolardoHOST
There's kind of a Spock and Kirk relationship with Janeway in some ways, if you can comment on that.
Tim RussSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yeah, well, we came into the story with that relationship already established, which was not like the original show.
Tim RussSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What we have done, which won't be aired until next season, is basically try to get a little bit of a back story on Tuvok's character along with Janeway.
Tim RussSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
in that sense, and I think it's a very clever show on top of that to see a little bit more about his past.
DHOST
Under, understand, understand, understand, gentlemen.
CJHOST
And Tuvok was one of them.
DHOST
Thank you.
DHOST
[laughs]
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DHOST
[laughs]
CJHOST
Hey, listen, listen.
CJHOST
Tu- Tuvok, Tuvok like a Black man said, "Fuck this shit, I ain't getting paid enough for this" and drove off smooth.
CJHOST
And when it cut to the dummy cruising at two miles an hour before he got grenade launched, I died laughing, 'cause that was hilarious.
Bill SmithHOST
I've been rewatching The Center Seat, which is now on Peacock, in advance of the next edition of those episodes coming up for the 60th anniversary in a few days.
Bill SmithHOST
And when they got to this particular moment – I saw that episode just over the weekend – they talk about how there was some uncertainty within the cast because you've got one character with no emotions, Tuvok, and now you're introducing Seven, which is essentially another character without emotions.
Bill SmithHOST
I would argue that there's three because Chakotay is there.
Bill SmithHOST
Right.
Jessica Lynn VerdeHOST
Right, which I don't know that we've ever seen a completed Kelto.
John ChampionHOST
We did because I think, was it Seven who beat Tuvok? Something like that.
John ChampionHOST
Or maybe Ichab.
John ChampionHOST
Somebody.
John ChampionHOST
Somebody.
John ChampionHOST
Someone does
Jessica Lynn VerdeHOST
beat Tuvok.
Jessica Lynn VerdeHOST
Because last time I remember seeing it was a Lower Decks episode where it breaks.
Jessica Lynn VerdeHOST
I don't know that we've ever seen a completed Kelto.
John ChampionHOST
We did because I think, was it Seven who beat Tuvok? Something like that.
John ChampionHOST
Or maybe Ichab.
John ChampionHOST
Somebody.
John ChampionHOST
Somebody.
John ChampionHOST
Someone does
Jessica Lynn VerdeHOST
beat Tuvok.
Jessica Lynn VerdeHOST
Because last time I remember seeing it was a Lower Decks episode where it breaks.
Adele Austin AndersonHOST
As a result, Chakotay's characterization relied on generalized tropes rather than authentic representation of specific indigenous culture.
Gary AndersonHOST
Harry Kim remained narratively static throughout all seven seasons, while Tuvok's position as a Vulcan security officer offered more potential than the writers ever explored or developed consistently.
Adele Austin AndersonHOST
All right.
Adele Austin AndersonHOST
Now let's turn to B'Elanna Torres.
Bill SmithHOST
in advance of the, uh, the next edition of those episodes coming up for the 60th anniversary in a few days.
Bill SmithHOST
And, um, when they got to this particular moment, I saw that episode just over the weekend, they talk about how there was some uncertainty within the cast, 'cause you've got one character with no emotions, Tuvok-
Dan DavidsonHOST
Mm-hmm
Bill SmithHOST
... and now you're introducing Seven, which is essentially another character without emotions.
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