#Emmy award winning episode Threshold

[captaincrusher]

IT ISN'T EVEN THAT BAD OF AN EPISODE LIKE SURE THERE IS LIZARDS AND WEIRD LIZARD SEX BUT THERE IS SOME REAL CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT FOR TOM PARIS IN THERE. ROBERT DUNCAN MCNEILL IS ACTING HIS HEART OUT IN THIS GOD DAMN EPISODE AND THE MAKE UP IS ON POINT AND DID YOU KNOW ACTUALLY IT WON AN EM

[the-chosen-half-of-one]

[Photo ID: The Christmas Carol “You there, boy, what day is it?” meme but with Scrooge labelled “Me returning home from work on January 29th and logging onto tumblr” and “Why, it’s Christmas Day” replaced with “Why it’s Threshold Day!” End Photo ID]

[softbutchtashayar]

Hilariously enough, it's also my birthday today (29th Jan) and each year I somehow forget I share it with Janeway's lizard children..riiight up until I see the posts about it being Threshold day. This is always a delight to remember when it happens

Happy birthday to the lizard babies 🦎🦎🦎 and to YOU 🥳

[radplaidtacofan]

Yearly reminder that Threshold is an Emmy Award-winning episode

[moeblob]

I'm very glad someone adopted Tom Paris and Captain Janeway's salamander children from Emmy-award winning Star Trek Voyager episode Threshold, it wasn't fair to leave them on that planet

(The reptile kinda reminds me of them)

Im going to pretend like I know more words than "reptile" and say yeah! Agreed!

[humandisastersquad]

Sorry can’t come into work today I’m too busy blogging about Emmy Award winning Star Trek Voyager episode Threshold

[bulbabutt]

Listen….. You’re talking about threshold (the Emmy award winning episode) we all know about threshold. We celebrate Threshold day.And I understand where you’re coming from, but if we judge each trek from it’s most insane episode we would never like any of them.

But Donnie is a turtle-man who likes to make fast vehicles. He wouldn’t find an issue w Tom Paris going so fast in a space ship that he turns into a lizard, cmon…. He’s just a silly little guy who likes sci fi!

Also his favorite character is B’Elanna Torres

[madtomedgar]

Currently watching the EMMY AWARD WINNING episode of Star trek Voyager, Threshold! 🦎🦎

[captaincrusher]

Something to keep you going until January 29 - here's TrekCulture going through ups and downs of the Emmy award winning episode Threshold.

[fishfingersandscarves]

I'M LOSING IT TO THRESHOLD DAY

EMMY AWARD WINNING WORST EPISODE OF ALL TIME

[fandomn00blr]

Thank you, Star Trek: Prodigy for giving me a reason to explain the Emmy-award-winning Voyager episode “Threshold” to my 6yo Spawn, whose reaction, appropriately, was an incredulous “What the friggin heck?!”

[sailor-moon-moon]

Literally can’t believe I missed threshold day anywho hall anniversary to the Emmy award winning episode that begged the question “would you still love me if I were a lizard”

[thelesbianthespianposts]

Happy threshold day! Today we celebrate the Emmy award winning “worst episode “ of Star Trek: Voyagers where the captain and the helmsman went too fast and turned into salamanders

[gloomth-and-wanderings]

(Made this forever ago because I couldn't stop thinking about it when reading 18th Brumaire of Louis Napoleon, but unfortunately none of my friends got it. But if there's anyone else in the venn diagram of 19th century French history and star trek voyager's emmy award winning episode "threshold" they're probably on tumblr.)

[cosmic-spoons]

I'm late to threshold day, I didn't see it on my dash until almost 2 days after wtf. Had no idea this was a thing. How long has this been a thing? I've been talking about that Emmy award winning episode of voyager for YEARS and I'm only just now finding out there is an entire tumblr holiday for it. I've been on this hellsite for YEARS how did I miss that??

[hyperboreanhapocanthosaurus]

Tell me more about the salamander end goal evolution in star trek, hapo

there is an annual celebration commemorating the airing of this (emmy award winning, i kid you not) episode of Voyager (Threshold Day, January 29 1996) which I myself only recently watched for the first time. I'd seen enough #threshold day posting on tumblr to scream "oh god, is it THE EPISODE?" when i saw the "Threshold" title card.

its exactly what it says. go too fast and you rapidly evolve into salamanders and if two salamanders love each other very much, well, we will just never speak of it again

if you don't want to subject yourself to the entire episode, there's this very clever rendition of Voyager in the style of Star Trek: The Animated Series that gets it across in about 5 minutes.