History YMMV / StarTrekVoyagerS1E5TheCloud

* MemeticMutation: Janeway's declaration "There's coffee in that nebula!" quickly reached meme status among fans. [[http://coffeenebula.com It even named a website]]. It was also cited by Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, famous for drinking the first espresso InSpace When the espresso machine was delivered to the International Space Station on the [=SpaceX=] Dragon capsule, she posted a photo of herself in a Starfleet captain's uniform with the tweet, "'There's coffee in that nebula'... ehm, I mean... in that [[HashtagForLaughs #Dragon]]".

** It's specifically a tokay gecko, which, as one Tumblr post has put it, "is the lizard voted most likely to stare at a giant predator and shout 'FIGHT ME!'" Which only makes it a more fitting choice as the series goes on.
** To quote Wiki/ThatOtherWiki, "Tokay geckos are generally aggressive, territorial, and can inflict a strong bite." Yeah, that sounds like Janeway, all right.
* MemeticMutation:
** Janeway's declaration "There's coffee in that nebula!" quickly reached meme status among fans. [[http://coffeenebula.com It even named a website.]]
** It was also cited by Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, famous for drinking the first espresso InSpace When the espresso machine was delivered to the International Space Station on the [=SpaceX=] Dragon capsule, she posted a photo of herself in a Starfleet captain's uniform with the tweet, "'There's coffee in that nebula'... ehm, I mean... in that [[HashtagForLaughs #Dragon]]".

* InformedWrongness: Janeway is quick to dismiss Neelix's complaints about going back into the nebula, and is portrayed as in the right, even though this is one of the few times Neelix is entirely correct from both a practical and a moral standpoint. The nebula, while technically a life form, showed absolutely no sign of sentience, so Janeway endangering herself and a number of other sentient entities to heal it is [[GoodIsDumb pretty stupid]].

* InformedWrongness: Janeway is quick to dismiss Neelix's complaints about going back into the nebula, and is portrayed as in the right, even though this is one of the few times Neelix is entirely correct from both a practical and a moral standpoint. The nebula, while technically a life form, showed absolutely no sign of sentience, so Janeway endangering herself and a number of other sentient entities to heal it is both evil and stupid.

** It was also cited by Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, famous for drinking the first espresso InSpace When the espresso machine was delivered to the International Space Station on the [=SpaceX=] Dragon capsule, she posted a photo of herself in a Starfleet captain's uniform with the tweet, "'There's coffee in that nebula'... ehm, I mean... in that #Dragon".

** It was also cited by Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, famous for drinking the first espresso in space. When the espresso machine was delivered to the International Space Station on the [=SpaceX=] Dragon capsule, she posted a photo of herself in a Starfleet captain's uniform with the tweet, "'There's coffee in that nebula'... ehm, I mean... in that #Dragon".

** It was also cited by Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, famous for drinking the first espresso in space. When the espresso machine was delivered to the ISS on the [=SpaceX=] Dragon capsule, she posted a photo of herself in a Starfleet captain's uniform with the tweet, "'There's coffee in that nebula'... ehm, I mean... in that #Dragon".

* TheCatchphraseCatchesOn:
** Janeway's declaration "There's coffee in that nebula!" quickly reached meme status among fans. [[http://coffeenebula.com It even named a website.]]
** It was also cited by Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, famous for drinking the first espresso in space. When the espresso machine was delivered to the ISS on the [=SpaceX=] Dragon capsule, she posted a photo of herself in a Starfleet captain's uniform with the tweet, "'There's coffee in that nebula'... ehm, I mean... in that #Dragon".

* InformedWrongness: Janeway is quick to dismiss Neelix's complaints about going back into the nebula, and is portrayed as in the right, even though this is one of the few times Neelix is entirely correct from both a practical and a moral standpoint. The nebula, while technically a life form, showed absolutely no sign of sentience, so Janeway endangering herself and a number of other sentient entities to heal it is both evil and stupid.

* InformedWrongness: Janeway is quick to dismiss Neelix's complaints about going back into the nebula, and is portrayed as in the right, even though this is one of the few times Neelix is entirely correct from both a practical and a moral standpoint. The nebula, while technically a life form, showed absolutely no sign of sentience, so Janeway endangering herself and a number of other sentient entities to heal it is both evil and stupid.
* MemeticMutation:
** Janeway's declaration "There's coffee in that nebula!" quickly reached meme status among fans. [[http://coffeenebula.com It even named a website.]]
** It was also cited by Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, famous for drinking the first espresso in space. When the espresso machine was delivered to the ISS on the [=SpaceX=] Dragon capsule, she posted a photo of herself in a Starfleet captain's uniform with the tweet, "'There's coffee in that nebula'... ehm, I mean... in that #Dragon".

** It was also cited by Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, famous for drinking the first espresso in space. When the espresso machine was delivered to the ISS on the [=SpaceX=] Dragon capsule, she put a poster of herself in a Starfleet captain's uniform with the tweet, "'There's coffee in that nebula'... ehm, I mean... in that #Dragon".

* MemeticMutation: Janeway's declaration "There's coffee in that nebula!" quickly reached meme status among fans. [[http://coffeenebula.com It even named a website.]]

* InformedWrongness: Janeway is quick to dismiss Neelix's complaints about going back into the nebula, and is portrayed as in the right, even though this is one of the few times Neelix is entirely correct from both a practical and a moral standpoint. The nebula, while technically a life form, showed absolutely no sign of sentience, so Janeway endangering herself and a number of other sentient entities to heal it is both grotesquely immoral and incredibly stupid.

* MemeticMutation: Janeway's declaration "There's coffee in that nebula!" quickly reached meme status among fans.