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	Tuvix - Memory Alpha
		Tuvix was the result of a transporter accident on the USS Voyager, combining Lieutenant Tuvok and Neelix in 2372.
		Tuvix suggested that being deconstructed during beaming allowed the symbiogenesis enzymes of the plant to react to Neelix's and Tuvok's DNA in the matter stream, so only the single organism existed at the point of rematerialization.
		Tuvix pleaded with the bridge crew to stop the Captain from "murdering" him, but eventually allowed the procedure to take place, saying that everyone would have to live with his death on their conscience, for which he was sorry, as they were all, in his eyes, good people, his friends.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Tuvix (641 words)

	Lowerdecks.com - A Sci-Fi News & Information Site
		Tuvix is waiting for Kes in the corridor, to invite her to dinner.
		Tuvix has tidied up the galley, despairing over Neelix’s disorganisation, then he takes her hands in his, telling her how lost Neelix would be without her.
		In Sandrine’s Tuvix is soundly beating Chakotay at pool when Kes comes in and gestures with a nod of her head that she wishes to speak with him.
	www.lowerdecks.com /apo/reviews/voyager/tuvix.shtml (2458 words)

	TrekWeb.COM
		Tuvix found that the crêpes were a bit too spicy; Kes loves the mushrooms.
		Tuvix refers to the Numirian Inquisition; the Numiri were at war with the Baneans in "Ex Post Facto".
		While Tuvix assimilates and starts to become a valued member of the team, Kes struggles with the fact the Neelix may not be a part of her life anymore.
	trekweb.com /Voyager/missions/140.html (855 words)

	Tuvix - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tuvix is a fictional character in the Star Trek universe.
		Tuvix lived for over two weeks on Voyager in 2372 and acclimated himself into the crew very well.
		When the ship's doctor discovered a means of separating the combined lifeform into its original forms, Tuvix objected on the grounds that doing so would mean the end of his life as Tuvix.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tuvix (202 words)

	Jim Reviews: "Tuvix"
		Tuvix complains a bit about Neelix's old dish organization, They seem to share a tender moment, but when he takes her hand, she's back on the defensive and out the door.
		Tuvix is both of them, yet he is neither--an entirely new creature for whom she feels no present affection, only a physical (and persistent) reminder of her loss.
		Tuvix is indeed a charismatic guy, and there's a part of me that wished strongly that he would be allowed to stick around for a few episodes.
	www.reviewboy.com /tuvix.html (2812 words)

	Tuvix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Tuvix asks Kes to plead with the captain on his behalf, but when she goes to Janeway, she tearfully admits she only wants Neelix back.
		Tuvix is an appealing character, and a clever combination of Tuvok and Neelix.
		The major difference between these episodes and Tuvix, though, is that the characters desire to be returned to their original state, as indeed Tuvix does in the immediate aftermath of the accident.
	thegloob.tripod.com /tuvix.htm (1683 words)

	[VOY] Jammer's Review: "Tuvix" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Tuvix must subsequently face the possibility of his unique and permanent existence, realizing that the individuals Tuvok and Neelix may forever be lost.
		This is a respectable feat on the part of director Cliff Bole; since the end of the show centers around the question of whether or not Tuvix has individual rights, it's important that the audience have sympathy for him.
		Janeway's decision to force Tuvix to submit to a procedure that would kill him in order to save two crewmen is a powerful turn of events.
	www.st-hypertext.com /voy-2/tuvix.html (920 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Detail
		After the meeting, Tuvix attempts to adjust to his new identity, and Kes tries to adjust to Tuvix.
		After Paris and Torres gather more samples of the alien orchid, they manage to confirm the method of Tuvix's creation by beaming together new plant hybrids, but are unsuccessful in their attempts to reverse the process.
		Tuvix argues that he has a right to survive, and that restoring Tuvok and Neelix's lives amounts to his execution.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/library/episodes/VOY/detail/68898.html (383 words)

	The Helix BBS
		To have Tuvix alive is to have both Tuvok and Neelix alive in a matter, similiar to a Trill symbiont.
		If Tuvix had agreed, willingly, to sacrifice his own life, then that is fair, but she had no right to force his death upon him.
		I agree with Omega and Dax on this one.
	www.helix-bbs.net /index.php?showtopic=2658 (4098 words)

	[No title]
		TUVIX: Uh, I know I'm not Neelix, but I can posit with complete certainty that if the situation were reversed, if suddenly he found himself without you in his life, he'd be absolutely lost.
		TUVIX: But they are living in a way, inside me. JANEWAY: It's not the same and I think you'd agree with me. They have families, friends, people who love them and miss them and want them back, just as I do.
		TUVIX: Each of you is going to have to live with this, and I'm sorry for that for you are all good, good people.
	www.paris-kim.com /trans/tuvix.txt (3390 words)

	ST Voyager Reviews -- Tuvix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Tuvix explains that he thinks the flowers may have caused this problem through their reproductive technique of symbiogenesis.
		Tuvix responds that this would be an execution, and he's done nothing to warrant it.
		Tuvix says he thinks of Neelix and Tuvok as his parents, and he has the will to live of two men [which is impressive, but not as much so as David Letterman, who, you may recall, has the strength of ten men].
	members.aol.com /EnsDelk/tuvix.htm (2483 words)

	UNIVERSIST FORUM > Who was Tuvix? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Nov 23 2004, 08:22 PM In the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Tuvix", the characters of Tuvok and Neelix are combined in a transporter incident.
		Tuvix was an exceedingly bad idea by a writer who had far too much to drink the night before he penned the episode.
		Regardless of this, it does raise the question of whether Tuvix was a new individual with a right to live, or simply a combination of 2 other people who also have the right to continue living as individuals.
	www.faithless.org /community/lofiversion/index.php/t2017.html (842 words)

	Tuvix - TheBestLinks.com - Star Trek, The Doctor (Star Trek), Kathryn Janeway, Star Trek: Voyager, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Tuvix is a fictional character in the Star Trek universe, who was created in a transporter accident that fused Tuvok, Neelix and an alien orchid.
		Kes, Neelix's girlfriend, suggests to Tuvix he should pick a name and even suggest a few (Neelvok, for one).
		As the episode progresses, we see the crew enjoying Tuvix's company professionally and personally, and Tuvix comes to the opinion that he has a right to live on as he is, even if this means, in a sense, the death of Tuvok and Neelix.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Tuvix.html (622 words)

	STAR TREK VOYAGER ENCYCLOPEDIA
		Execution - Tuvix tells Janeway that forcing him to submit to the separation procedure would be like an execution like they used to do to murderers centuries ago.
		Neevok - This is the first name Tuvix suggests when Kes asks him what should she call him; he chooses the name Tuvix instead.
		Proximity detector - Tuvix goes to the bridge at 0400 to work on a glitch in the proximity detector; Tuvok said that it would take up to 10 days to check out all the possible problems; Tuvix was able to fix it quickly because he "had a hunch".
	www.geocities.com /sag55/tuvix.html (867 words)

	Tuvix : Episode 40 Part C :: EPISODE GUIDES :: Janet's Star Trek Voyager Site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Tuvix has been considering the matter all the time he has been listening to the conversation.
		Tuvix picks up a frying pan and grieves at its mistreatment and the incompetence of the would-be cooks.
		She is dismayed, and again Tuvix realises he has made a wrong move.
	www.star-trek-voyager.org /ep40c.htm (818 words)

	Loch Shiel #7
		And whilst Janeway is wrong (yes, I said wrong) to say Tuvix had no right to approach Kes (I believe a being has every right when it comes to self-preservation) she gets to see how someone else is wrenched by her decision.
		Tuvix knows Janeway is deciding his fate, and the Tuvok-within must know which decision she will make.
		While Tuvix would be capable of escape by shuttle (Chakotay managed to steal one in "Manoeuvres") the two men in him must have realised, at their depth, how they must become two again for all to be right.
	www.geocities.com /Area51/Corridor/6466/Shiel07.html (3941 words)

	Star Trek: Voyager - The Thaw / Tuvix
		You get Tuvix, a new crew member created when a transporter mishap fuses the two Voyager veterans into one entity.
		Tuvix, whose traits include the logic of Tuvok and the warmth and gabbiness of Neelix, proves himself an able member of the team.
		Tuvix is the title displayed during the episode opening.
	www.blam1.com /StarTrek/LV40840-139.htm (256 words)

	Star trek: Voyager - Tuvix - CIA
		The transporter suffers interference from an being plant, resulting in the amalgamation of the tall, dark and logical Tuvok (Tim Russ) and the short, ebullient Neelix (Ethan Phillips).
		Tuvix' creation combines the best of both, making the decision to kill him so much harder.
		As for my relationship with Tuvix, I've found him to be an able adviser, who skilfully uses humour to make his points.
	thecia.com.au /star-trek/voyager/210b.shtml (325 words)

	Tuvix is a fictional character in the Star Trek Star...
		Tuvix is a fictional character in the Star Trek Star...
		"Tuvix" is a fictional character in the "Star Trek Star Trek" universe, who was created in a transporter transporter accident that fused Tuvok Tuvok, Neelix Neelix and an alien orchid.
		Kes Kes, Neelix's girlfriend, suggests to Tuvix he should pick a name and even suggest a few (Neelvok, for one).
	www.biodatabase.de /Tuvix (611 words)

	Five-Minute "Tuvix"
		Tuvix: Aw, but I wanna be the tactical security thingie guy.
		It may be impossible to split Tuvix again.
		Tuvix: No. This is wrong, and I'm sure somebody on this bridge agrees.
	www.fiveminute.net /voyager/fiver.php?ep=tuvix (249 words)

	Tuvix : Episode 40 Part E :: EPISODE GUIDES :: Janet's Star Trek Voyager Site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The crew seems to be growing accustomed to his presence and he's proving to be a very able tactical officer who isn't afraid to express his opinions.
		Tuvix is about to play and nominates: "Eight ball, corner pocket." He hits the white so that it hits the eight ball, making it roll straight into the corner pocket.
		Tuvix is about to accept when Kes enters and indicates with a head movement that she would like to talk to him.
	www.star-trek-voyager.org /ep40e.htm (650 words)

	SoloHQ: Forum
		The plot turns on the question of whether to reverse the accident and restore the original crewmembers in the face of opposition by Tuvix himself, who explicitly claims a right to his own independent existence.
		The overall moral view of Voyager is captured in the scene where Tuvix is hauled protesting from the bridge by force, to be effectively murdered in the name of the "greater good", while the other regular members of the cast refuse to look him in the eye.
		But I think it might have been even worse if the crew did look Tuvix in the eye: the fact that they couldn't face him indicates that they knew they were doing wrong.
	solohq.com /Forum/GeneralForum/0026.shtml (865 words)

	Amazon.ca: Video: Star Trek Voyager #40:Tuvix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The set-up is that Tuvok and Neelix were on an away mission where they find an orchid that could be useful and when they beam back to "Voyager" what arrives is a creature that not only fuses the two crewmembers together but also includes all their memories and talents.
		Tuvix quite naturally doesn't want to surrender to the procedure as it would effectively kill him...and this is the fundamental issue of the story.
		Tuvix though possesses the same romantic feelings that Neelix had for Kess, and he attempts to both console and propose a romance with her.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000003KAG (1787 words)

	Star Trek Reviews Voyager Season 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		There was the initial shock and curiosity regarding Tuvix's existence, and the slow discovery by the crew (and viewers) of just how different and yet similar Tuvix was.
		I like Tuvok quite a bit, so I'm not at all certain that I liked Tuvix better than both of the characters he replaced; but he was certainly extremely interesting, and was both fairly well- written and quite well-played in order to bring that about.
		Some of the dialogue was handled just beautifully (Tuvix's reasoned "are you suggesting that this is your decision to make?", for instance), and Tuvix's ill-considered choice to ask Kes to help him influence Janeway felt like exactly the sort of wrong choice he should have made.
	www.starfleetlibrary.com /voy/voy2x.htm (1128 words)

	Tuvix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		After an initial period of adjusting to having two distinct backgrounds in his head, Tuvix begins to fit in with the crew.
		I actually liked Tuvix better than I ever liked either of the indivual characters - Tim Wright's performance was stellar, a brilliant blending of both characters' most recognizable traits.
		But that's a nit in what could have been a brilliant opportunity to discuss the ethics of cloning, abortion (since Tuvix was in effect the "child" of Neelix and Tuvok who had to die to save the parents' lives), and capital punishment.
	www.littlereview.com /getcritical/voyreviews/tuvix.htm (440 words)

	Pavilion Library: Media Review: ST Voyager: Tuvix
		Tuvix seems to be getting along with the crew and his duties.
		Tuvix during the private discussion with Captain Janeway.
		A frantic Tuvix tries to look to his fellow officers for help but they’re all silent.
	www.karitas.net /pavilion/library/articles/m_review_tuvix.html (580 words)

	Top 50 Episodes #47-45
		After all, Tuvix has to be seen as a totally unique conscious entity, and to rob him of his life, regardless as to what end, still constitutes murder.
		Any logical thought process is utterly undermined by the enormity and complexity of the ethical question at hand - not to mention the emotion and sentiment that plays a significant role - in regards to the fate of Tuvok and Neelix.
		And taking that into account, to do Tuvix harm, and take his life against his will is wrong.
	www.trekmania.net /conference/episodes/episodes47-45.htm (1142 words)

	VHS : Star Trek - Voyager, Episode 40: Tuvix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		A tough story built around a terrible moral dilemma, with no clear right-or-wrong solutions, 'Tuvix' allows Voyager's regular characters to be less than noble for a change, and for no greater reason than their own flawed, self-interested humanity.
		At first glance "Star Trek: Voyager," Episode 40, "Tuvix" (Story by Andrew Shepard Price and Mark Gaberman, Teleplay by Kenneth Biller, Aired on May 6, 1996) looks like the flip side of a storyline we have seen before in "Star Trek" when a character is split in half.
		He is a genetic and psychological fusion of Neelix and Tuvok, and eventually calls himself Tuvix.
	www.wedgles.com /B000003KAG/Star_Trek-Voyager_Episode_40_Tuvix.shtml (651 words)

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