>I don't, but Derek did.
>
>We agreed that the best part was—well, there was a Mystery
>Science Theater 3000 episode once where one of the skits involved
>Tom Servo having Crow paint him pink because he wanted to be a Real
>Live Boy. Crow and Joel have to crush his dreams by pointing out that
>he is, in fact, now simply a robot that is painted pink. Then they go
>to commercial, and when they come back, Servo is back to normal with
>no explanation beyond a cheerful, "I'm better!" "Threshold" has that
>ending, and Derek and I agreed that it was by far the best part.

Yeah, the Almighty Reset Button was one of the biggest gripes about the series. TNG had the excuse that they could just put in for repairs and replacements when needed (actually made it a plot point a couple times), but VOY was supposed to be set on the other side of the galaxy. Yet every week, the ship showed up without a dent in the fender and the crew acting as if nothing was amiss.

Funny you mentioning MST3K, since that's been my go-to in the past couple weeks for dealing with some of the stress that the national crisis has brought down on my head. Ah, simpler times, when I could put my faith in "Blast Hardcheese," because I've definitely been subject to "Deep Hurting" way too much.