Apprently, after voyager returned, the slang term "Kimming" became common for getting your first pip.
If you were passed over for promotion, it was called "getting Harry'ed."
Fun fact : Harry Kim is the most "Harry Kimmed" officer in starfleet history.
having a rank named for you is literally more recognition than Harry actually got.
Star Trek:
Lower DecksHarry Kim!!Edit: Now with visual.
Grand Admiral Kim of the Terran Empire? Has a certain ring to it. He crosses over from the mirror universe having caught wind of his duplicate's failure.
Now with visual. work in progress
Woah. Given how much I'm standing to attention now, I can only imagine how @[email protected] would feel seeing this.
At least Harry gets a pip! The former Maquis are forever stuck with their provisional ranks. These always bugged me…
Janeway had the authority to promote Starfleet officers under her command, but not the authority to recruit new officers. Hence the "provisional" part. But the situation required it so all the Maquis she integrated wore those alternate pips until Starfleet could ratify and approve them (most, if not all of which, they did.)
I've seen Voyager 3 times and never noticed they had alt pips. Wow. 🤦🏻♂️
If you're looking to hire a private investigator, you should....call someone else. I'm not that observant apparently.
If it makes you feel better, Captain Chakotay had normal pips by the time the Protostar was commissioned. Guess Janeway just didn't want to grant ranks away from Starfleet proper.
Ohhhh I was wondering what those strip badges were. Provisional ranks.
“Ill drop you back to Harry Kim so fast your ancestors will feel it Paris” - Janeway , at least once on the trip home.
I'm pretty sure either one of the recent episodes of Lower Decks, or the episode of TNG with that guy that doesn't look like Tom Paris, had a minor character that was some kind of junior captain, with three full, and one hollow pip
