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My favorite forever ensign
He can sit on the council, but…
Actually, according to an okudagram in PRO, he is at least a full Lieutenant by 2384 in the prime timeline.
Pretty sure he's Captain Kim in STO, and I think that was true before they decided that STO was a different timeline.
Best we can do is "Sr. Ensign in Charge of the Other Ensigns"
Acting interim Sr. in Charge of other Ensigns
Until he got demoted again and became able to be bossed around by all of the other ensigns.
Grow a pair and stop being a suck up my man, look at Paris, he was a convicted criminal, in jail and he got promoted demoted and promoted. just think, what would Janeway do? Moan about it or boot that door down and demand your damn promotion.
Stop being a bitch Harry Kim and grab that promotion by the balls.
Spotted the multiverse Lt. Kim.
Multiverse Kim is evidence of why you don't promote Kims. They turn evil.
'somebody has to be the ensign'
--rick berman (probably)
'demotes Paris back to Ensign'
— I need more Ensigns!
Paris makes Janeway laugh:
Isn’t he captain when they make it back to earth in the final episodes?
Yeah but that timeline, admins all it's mistakes, got wiped out
But promotions should be earned.
True, but then we have to account for Prime Kim dying and being replaced by Phase-shift Kim. Per Starfleet protocol, that crewman has to start from the ground up. That process runs roughly 4 years just to make it from cadet to ensign.
Are "Phase-shifted crewman" even considered in Starfleet protocol? It's not a "Mirror, Mirror" parallel universe, it's just a light time variance. They should still be considered starfleet graduates, if it's a light phase/time-shift and not a parallel universe... I think?
The fact he never got promoted suggests otherwise.
But he came back and was still Ensign?
You said they should still be considered Starfleet if they're time-shifted. I'm saying protocol accounts for it and once you're time shifted you get frozen in rank. Forever!
I'm just messing with you. I think he never got promoted as a message between the lines to the actor, who at that point was merely saved from show death by appearing in a good looking Asians list or something weird like that. They never promoted Kim as a reflection on Wang's standing with the production team.
Jokes aside, I would view this more as a Thomas Riker situation - Voyager was split in two in that moment. Both Kims were the same Kim before the divergence field, so both Kims have the same record before then.
In truth, probably part of Kim being stuck at one rank was probably because of a lack of transfers from Voyager, for obvious reasons - it's practically raining promotions on the Cerritos for instance, and transfer seems relatively frequent in Lower Decks.
Yeah, he should be glad he wasn't demoted to crewman at that point
Do you have that whole episode in 5 second gif pieces?
No shit. How many times did he die?
Or kidnapped‽ Harry's a survivor