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Both Megan
Gallagher and Fritz Sperberg guest-starred in Star Trek: Deep Space
Nine. Gallagher played Mareel in "Invasive Procedures" and Faith
Garland in "Little Green Men". Sperberg played Ixtana'Rax in "One
Little Ship". |
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Robert
Picardo performed many of Jeri Ryan's scenes as the "possessed"
Seven of Nine on videotape so that Ryan could study his elocution
and movements and more accurately mimic him. |
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This episode
was a rewriting assignment for freelance writers Mike Sussman and
Phyllis Strong. Their work on the teleplay led to an invitation by
showrunner Ken Biller to join the Voyager writing staff as Story
Editors. |
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Ranek's line:
"I've never met a woman like you before," and the Doctor/Seven's
reply, "That's because there are no women like me" was an homage to
a similar exchange in the 1982 Dustin Hoffman comedy Tootsie, which
also involved crossdressing. |
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This is the
final episode Robert Duncan McNeill directs for Voyager. |
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The uniforms
of the Lokirrim officers were re-used for Jonathan Frakes' 2000
science fiction pilot film Star Patrol. Robin Morselli appeared in
both productions. |
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The comet
which appears at the beginning of the episode is the one from the
DS9 Opening Title Sequence. |
