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Mar 28, 2021 1 hr 18 min

20: Faces, or the One Where Two White Men Wrote about Being Biracial

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This week we're joined by the wonderful Tia (@DeepSpaceTia) to talk about Voyager's Faces, in which B'Elanna Torres is split into a Klingon and Human, in yet another terrifying, if not unexpected incident of Trek Writers coming extremely close to a good point, but failing so badly at the last hurdle that it just hurts to watch.

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