Episode in which B'elanna Torres works with an alien hologram

[Mr. Flint]

There was an episode in which B'elanna Torres works with an alien hologram. This hologram was mistreated by its former crew, so it has developed a revulsion towards all sentient organic life forms. A line it says after providing B'elanna with some food..."You nibble like a fish". Is this particular episode familiar to anyone out there?

 

[1001001]

There was an episode in which B'elanna Torres works with an alien hologram. This hologram was mistreated by its former crew, so it has developed a revulsion towards all sentient organic life forms. A line it says after providing B'elanna with some food..."You nibble like a fish". Is this particular episode familiar to anyone out there?

Yeah, it’s called Revulsion.

 

[NCC-73515]

With the amazing Leland Orser IIRC, who also played the Romulan Founder in DS9 and the blood abduction guy in ENT

 

[Admiral Jean-Luc Picard]

With the amazing Leland Orser IIRC, who also played the Romulan Founder in DS9 and the blood abduction guy in ENT

I came here to mention Leland Orser too. On the big screen, he's great in Alien Resurrection, the Taken trilogy, and I believe he has a small role in The Bone Collector. On TV, he's great in this episode (Voyager's Revulsion), Enterprise "Carpenter Street," OK, so I only know him from a few movies and two Trek episodes. He's a "that guy."

 

[Michael]

… and I believe he has a small role in The Bone Collector.

Depends on how you define “small role”, because he actually (and I feel stupid for spoiler-coding the conclusion of an almost 30 year old movie) turns out to be the killer in the end.

 

[Ray Hardgrit]

People posting on a forum for a 30 year old TV show should never feel stupid for hiding spoilers for a 30 year old movie. Sure The Bone Collector isn't on any 'Top 1000 Movies Everyone Should See' lists and maybe it's unlikely that anyone here was going to watch it, but if anyone does feel like going on a Leland Orser movie marathon after reading this thread then its twists remain intact!

 

[AntonyF]

People posting on a forum for a 30 year old TV show should never feel stupid for hiding spoilers for a 30 year old movie. Sure The Bone Collector isn't on any 'Top 1000 Movies Everyone Should See' lists and maybe it's unlikely that anyone here was going to watch it, but if anyone does feel like going on a Leland Orser movie marathon after reading this thread then its twists remain intact!

Amazing attitude. And it's conversations like this that trigger us to look into things.

Hell I was alerted to a 1971 show earlier today that I'm now planning to watch!