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who cut their hair???

posted 2 years ago by tyrannosaurus_sex (405)
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gone that many yrs and the 1st officer and others hair is always ship-shape.

Small ships that are sent on long voyages must have an Emergency Holodeck Salon protocol, in case they can't get to a place civilized enough to have barbershop.

[–] PaladinNJ (20422) 2 years ago

As good an explanation as any. I would assume that unlike Enterprise this was not meant for a long term mission so it wouldn't have a live barber on board.

[–] Otter (24464) 2 years ago

If they can have a holographic doctor, a holographic barber is absolutely possible!

Which really does bring up the question: How the hell did the crew of the TOS Enterprise take care of their hair? They can't have had a barber in such a small crew, sometimes they went for ages without contact with Federation outposts... so who did Yeoman Rand's hair?

[–] liscarkat (16907) 3 months ago

The original Enterprise had a crew of around 430. Plenty of room for at least one hair person.

[–] Volley (3381) a year ago

I long suspected that haircuts in the 24th century were done by choosing a selection via computer, then sticking your head into the food replicator and then it would cut based on that choice. That or they had a Bolian barber like on the 1701-D.

[–] AmeriGirl26 (12626) a year ago

It's possible they either had a styling salon on Voyager like Enterprise-D did, or they could call up a holographic hairdresser and get their hair done there.

[–] [deleted] a year ago

Just use the transporter.

[–] [deleted] a year ago

My sister was always commenting on Janeway's hair changes, as if that were an important part of the show.

[–] TandyMan (10518) a year ago

a trip to the automated hair salon would have been a nice touch. also, having Neelix be a barber instead of the cook would have made a lot more sense.

[–] Zinger (2198) 3 months ago

Chell.