Curtain"), and he complained that she all but disappears from the second half of the episode. Kutzera also noted the lauded unseen cities. He awarded "The 37's" two out of four stars. In Frank Garcia and Mark Phillips' book Science Fiction Television Series, 1990–2004, "The 37's" was specifically called out for being gimmicky, noting the appearance of not only "a phony-looking, 1936 Ford truck … but long-lost aviatrix Amelia Earhart." In his book Delta Quadrant: The unofficial guide to Voyager, David McIntee described the acting in "The 37's" as watchable, and felt the episode was redeemed by the little vignettes such as Earhart and Janeway's discussion, or Harry Kim (Garrett Wang) and B'Elanna Torres (Roxann Dawson) debating whether to leave the ship. He gave the episode a 6/10 rating. Though David Greven, in his book Gender and Sexuality in Star Trek, also described the plot as hokey, he felt the episode contained "a powerful feminist narrative of shared female aspiration and daring." See also "North Star" – a third season episode of Star Trek: Enterprise based on the same premise of humans abducted from Earth by aliens for slave labor and then revolting in a take-over. References External links "The 37's" at StarTrek.com 1995 American television episodes cryonics in fiction cultural depictions of Amelia Earhart Star Trek: Voyager (season 2) episodes television episodes about alien abduction television episodes directed by James L. Conway television episodes written by Brannon Braga