someone else be assigned to the children's care. Chakotay comments that she has gone overboard with her attempts to organize the children's schedules, telling her that she is still treating them like Borg drones and that she can't always schedule fun. Her request is denied. When the children are given the task of creating clay sculptures of geometric shapes, Mezoti deviates from the assignment and instead creates a crude sculpture of Seven's head. Though it is not what she assigned, Seven accepts the deviation, claiming that it shows individuality. Reception This episode was nominated for an Emmy award for outstanding makeup. "Ashes to Ashes" was also noted in the book To Boldly Go: Essays on Gender and Identity in the Star Trek Universe for its presentation of a female character. In 2018, this episode was noted by CBR for guest starring actress Kim Rhodes, who later became more famous for other roles in her career. In 2020, The Digital Fix praised this for good acting performance by Kim Rhodes. Releases This episode was released as part of a season 6 DVD boxset on December 7, 2004. Bibliography External links Star Trek: Voyager (season 6) episodes 2000 American television episodes Television episodes about resurrection it:Specie di Star Trek: Voyager#Kobali