Welcome new Voyager fans! - Page 53

USS_Britain · December 29 2009, 10:05 PM

My name is USS_Britain, i live in Gloucester, England and i am 22 Years old and i really like all Sci-Fi Programmes including Star Trek and Doctor Who.

I have also put this in the TNG Section as well.

BorgLady · December 30 2009, 03:48 AM

kimc wrote:

Welcome BorgLady. Please don't assimilate us!

I won't assimilate you. Not yet anyway

scout · January 1 2010, 05:59 AM

Hi guys *waves madly*

I'm a voyager fan as well...my favourite character being The Doctor naturally

Frazzled · January 1 2010, 05:05 PM

Hello USS Britain. My husband lived in Gloucester a looonnngggg time ago, it's the only 'Southern' town either of us has ever lived in and he remembers it as being much warmer than up here in the Frozen North of England!

You obviously have magnificent taste anyway

Hope you enjoy the Doctor Who tonight, no more David Tennant, sigh.

Hope to see more of you here.

kimc · January 3 2010, 01:19 AM

Welcome scout.

You_Guyz · January 3 2010, 01:50 AM

I'm pretty scared myself.

tattoovinnie · January 9 2010, 01:50 PM

I am as yet a Star Trek Voyager virgin ,
watched all DS9 and the Next Generation,

Cant wait to finish downloading voyager ,
and see what enemies await ...

kimc · January 10 2010, 04:35 PM

tattoovinnie wrote:

I am as yet a Star Trek Voyager virgin ,
watched all DS9 and the Next Generation,

Cant wait to finish downloading voyager ,
and see what enemies await ...

You may find yourself pleasantly surprised.

TheKeeper · January 13 2010, 04:26 AM

Been a fan of all things Trek for decades now. I watched VOY throughout its original broadcast but warmed up to it even more during reruns. Like other Treks, it's had its share of great episodes and lemons. I always found VOY was at its best in the two-part shows, unlike TNG. I would put something like "Equinox" up against the best of all other Treks.

kimc · January 15 2010, 03:56 AM

^Welcome.

You_Guyz · January 16 2010, 10:27 PM

Voyager definitely had superior two parters!

Lt.Cmdr.LaForge · January 16 2010, 11:02 PM

Howdy, after having gone through all 7 seasons of both TNG and DS9 on DVD i have started on VYG. Ive nearly finished the 1st season and i must say im very impressed!

JanewayRulz! · January 17 2010, 07:25 PM

One of the things I liked about Voyager, was the way the seasons changed. The first year it was a journey of 70,000 light years which began with the first order,"Engage." Then slowly, over the first 2 years, reality starts to settle in... running out of supplies, running into enemies, discovering enemies within their own midst.

By season 3, shortages and futility are just another factor in normal living, and they all start to have fun with their predicament. By season 5, however, everyone is just TIRED and they discover the truth in the old saying, "We have met the enemy, and the enemy is us!"

Season 6 & 7 heals old wounds and we see our crew become the professional wayfarers that they are. Seeking out new worlds, and new civilizations, as they try to boldy go where they haven't been for many years. Back home.

Enjoy the ride, I certainly did.

You_Guyz · January 17 2010, 08:09 PM

JanewayRulz! wrote:

One of the things I liked about Voyager, was the way the seasons changed. The first year it was a journey of 70,000 light years which began with the first order,"Engage." Then slowly, over the first 2 years, reality starts to settle in... running out of supplies, running into enemies, discovering enemies within their own midst.

By season 3, shortages and futility are just another factor in normal living, and they all start to have fun with their predicament. By season 5, however, everyone is just TIRED and they discover the truth in the old saying, "We have met the enemy, and the enemy is us!"

Season 6 & 7 heals old wounds and we see our crew become the professional wayfarers that they are. Seeking out new worlds, and new civilizations, as they try to boldy go where they haven't been for many years. Back home.

Enjoy the ride, I certainly did.

WHAAAAAAATTTT!?????

kimc · January 19 2010, 02:41 AM

You_Guyz wrote:

JanewayRulz! wrote:

One of the things I liked about Voyager, was the way the seasons changed. The first year it was a journey of 70,000 light years which began with the first order,"Engage." Then slowly, over the first 2 years, reality starts to settle in... running out of supplies, running into enemies, discovering enemies within their own midst.

By season 3, shortages and futility are just another factor in normal living, and they all start to have fun with their predicament. By season 5, however, everyone is just TIRED and they discover the truth in the old saying, "We have met the enemy, and the enemy is us!"

Season 6 & 7 heals old wounds and we see our crew become the professional wayfarers that they are. Seeking out new worlds, and new civilizations, as they try to boldy go where they haven't been for many years. Back home.

Enjoy the ride, I certainly did.

WHAAAAAAATTTT!?????

I'm not sure what's so funny. I thought it was a very good summation myself.

Oh, and welcome to Lt.Cmdr.LaForge.

December 29 2009, 10:05 PM	#781
USS_Britain Lieutenant Location: Gloucester	Re: Welcome new Voyager fans! My name is USS_Britain, i live in Gloucester, England and i am 22 Years old and i really like all Sci-Fi Programmes including Star Trek and Doctor Who. I have also put this in the TNG Section as well.

January 1 2010, 05:59 AM	#783
scout Lieutenant Commander Location: Brisbane, Australia	Re: Welcome new Voyager fans! Hi guys waves madly I'm a voyager fan as well...my favourite character being The Doctor naturally

January 1 2010, 05:05 PM	#784
Frazzled Commander Location: The mess hall	Re: Welcome new Voyager fans! Hello USS Britain. My husband lived in Gloucester a looonnngggg time ago, it's the only 'Southern' town either of us has ever lived in and he remembers it as being much warmer than up here in the Frozen North of England! You obviously have magnificent taste anyway Hope you enjoy the Doctor Who tonight, no more David Tennant, sigh. Hope to see more of you here.

January 3 2010, 01:19 AM	#785
kimc Coffee Mod Location: Minneapolis, MN USA	Re: Welcome new Voyager fans! Welcome scout. __________________ I'm certainly less inclined to bash Voyager now, it is not nearly as bad a show as many people make it out to be. - TheGodBen Avatar by B'Elanna.

January 3 2010, 01:50 AM	#786
You_Guyz Commander	Re: Welcome new Voyager fans! I'm pretty scared myself.

STAR TREK

CSI

ABOUT US

January 9 2010, 01:50 PM	#787
tattoovinnie Ensign Location: Manchester	Re: Welcome new Voyager fans! I am as yet a Star Trek Voyager virgin , watched all DS9 and the Next Generation, Cant wait to finish downloading voyager , and see what enemies await ...

January 13 2010, 04:26 AM	#789
TheKeeper Commander Location: Michigan, USA	Re: Welcome new Voyager fans! Been a fan of all things Trek for decades now. I watched VOY throughout its original broadcast but warmed up to it even more during reruns. Like other Treks, it's had its share of great episodes and lemons. I always found VOY was at its best in the two-part shows, unlike TNG. I would put something like "Equinox" up against the best of all other Treks.

January 15 2010, 03:56 AM	#790
kimc Coffee Mod Location: Minneapolis, MN USA	Re: Welcome new Voyager fans! ^Welcome. __________________ I'm certainly less inclined to bash Voyager now, it is not nearly as bad a show as many people make it out to be. - TheGodBen Avatar by B'Elanna.

January 16 2010, 10:27 PM	#791
You_Guyz Commander	Re: Welcome new Voyager fans! Voyager definitely had superior two parters!

January 16 2010, 11:02 PM	#792
Lt.Cmdr.LaForge Lieutenant Commander Location: Derby, England.	Re: Welcome new Voyager fans! Howdy, after having gone through all 7 seasons of both TNG and DS9 on DVD i have started on VYG. Ive nearly finished the 1st season and i must say im very impressed! __________________ Ad Majorem sathanas Gloriam

January 17 2010, 07:25 PM	#793
JanewayRulz! Rear Admiral Location: North America	Re: Welcome new Voyager fans! One of the things I liked about Voyager, was the way the seasons changed. The first year it was a journey of 70,000 light years which began with the first order,"Engage." Then slowly, over the first 2 years, reality starts to settle in... running out of supplies, running into enemies, discovering enemies within their own midst. By season 3, shortages and futility are just another factor in normal living, and they all start to have fun with their predicament. By season 5, however, everyone is just TIRED and they discover the truth in the old saying, "We have met the enemy, and the enemy is us!" Season 6 & 7 heals old wounds and we see our crew become the professional wayfarers that they are. Seeking out new worlds, and new civilizations, as they try to boldy go where they haven't been for many years. Back home. Enjoy the ride, I certainly did. Last edited by JanewayRulz!; January 17 2010 at 07:27 PM. Reason: grammar!