False! She went on to command her own Obena class starship, the USS Archimedes.
(She did also appear in 1 other TNG episode after this, Samaritan Snare.)
Suspicion confirmed, thanks!
I keep getting her confused with the random character they sent on a spy mission and died. Who was that?
Sito
Sito Jaxa has been used as a reference for character growth on the last two episodes of LD.
Ensign Seito? The Bajoran?
The bajoran that was with Wesley in the academy, she lied during their trial surrounding the death of her team member during an unauthorized and dangerous shuttle piloting maneuver in an earlier episode.
The following year she was exiled to Mars, where she grew an extra boob
Ah, the same Mars where they did the first prototyping for the Doctor's matrix.
Smh Robert Stack goofed up, she has been seen and heard from again.
She's the Captain of the USS Archimedes smh.
Dunno what you're on about, that's Captain Sonya Gomez.
Ensign Gomez was indeed not seen again.
(yes, I know this is still inaccurate)
At least she avoided the typical end of most side characters who got a name and speaking role for ~1 episode: dieing as a casualty between some special effects.
I don't care how inaccurate it is, I laughed
Yeah, not shared for any accuracy by far! I watch both these channels and Fact or Fiction, or rather rotate play for my pets to watch and sometimes join on Pluto all the time, so it made me laugh.
I thought she had her own command now?
She does indeed. Captain Gomez of the USS Archimedes.
Or so we're led to believe .... after a long absence, the Gomez that reappeared many years later was known to be quite two dimensional.
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I was shipping her hard with Geordie, then she vanished forever! :(
IIRC that was the intent for her role, a quirky engineer as a love interest for geordi. But apparently their dynamics didn’t work out and she got dropped
There’s also an ethical issue, dating someone directly under you in the chain of command.
Star Trek memes and shitposts
Come on'n get your jamaharon on! There are no real rules—just don't break the weather control network.
