Didn't Doctor Crusher once manage to cause everyone on the ship to mutate by virtue of a hypospray to a single individual?
Yep she did but it was an honest mistake
I've just started a rewatch of Voyager..... Yay
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Yep she did but it was an honest mistake
As her son did when he let those Nanites loose on the ship.Yep she did but it was an honest mistake
I guess it runs in the family.
Yes it does..
The Enterprise had a child
Neelix reimagines Voyager........ This one's old but funny kind of
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Im up to Macrocosm. It's actually a fun episode. Loved seeing Janeway go all Die Hard on the ship.
What I do like about Voyager is that it gets back to the roots of what Star Trek is all about, exploring Strange New Worlds and seeking out new life and new civilizations compared to Deep Space Nine which showed us the opposite because Starfleet was dealing with a Galactic War.
Will Riker surely got around.
TNG - 7 seasons + 4 films
DS9 - S3 "Defiant"
VOY - S2 "Death Wish"
ENT - Series Finale "These Are the Voyages..."
PIC - S1 - 2 episodes / S3 - main cast
LD - Few guest appearances.
Counselor Troi got around too.
TNG - 7 seasons + 4 films
VOY - 3 episodes
ENT - Series Finale "These Are the Voyages..."
PIC - S1 - 1 episode / S3 - main cast
LD - Few guest appearances.
I always saw it as Voyager trying to do Aliens, probably a mix of Aliens and Die Hard.
So the end of season 4 and it was actually on the whole better than I remembered the last rewatch, perhaps the show is growing on me more.
Actually don't mind the Q episodes, The Q and the Grey wasn't as bad as I thought the last time either. Fancy a race like the Q having a civil war that's a head turner, I thought they were big on freedom in their own realm. I mean really we don't know much about the rules of living in the Q realm do we really compared to other Trek races like the Klingons, the Romulans, and Cardassians.
Living Witness was also a great episode. I'm wondering when the Doctor arrives back on Earth now, it's probably long after Voyager
Actually don't mind the Q episodes, The Q and the Grey wasn't as bad as I thought the last time either. Fancy a race like the Q having a civil war that's a head turner, I thought they were big on freedom in their own realm. I mean really we don't know much about the rules of living in the Q realm do we really compared to other Trek races like the Klingons, the Romulans, and Cardassians.
Living Witness was also a great episode. I'm wondering when the Doctor arrives back on Earth now, it's probably long after Voyager
Did you blow through 4 seasons in 2 weeks?
People are speculating that "Living Witness" Doc might be on Starfleet Academy.
Did you blow through 4 seasons in 2 weeks?
Kind of.... I watched some episodes whole, and others I watched but fast forwarded the annoying scenes
If I recall correctly, it feels that way because it was supposed to be.
It's a rewatch. I love the angles, the lighting, and the care she has for her crew.
I admit I still get second-hand embarrassment in some scenes.
However, I feel Mulgrew really evolved as Janeway as the seasons go on. For example: she really did outstanding in Year of Hell. Even with the reset button, I was moved throughout the entire 2 parter. I was more convinced of her convictions there than in Macrocosm.
@Gingerbread Demon I rewatched Voyager this year. I normally start in season 4 because I love 7 and don't love Kes so rewatching from the beginning was great. There were episodes whose outcome I did not remember.
What are you up to now? You are in one of the best seasons
What are you up to now? You are in one of the best seasons
@Gingerbread Demon I rewatched Voyager this year. I normally start in season 4 because I love 7 and don't love Kes so rewatching from the beginning was great. There were episodes whose outcome I did not remember.
What are you up to now? You are in one of the best seasons
Kes was a whiny little bitch! There I said it. Neelix was an over protective potential abuser the way he treated her sometimes too.
I watched most of the season but the show did seem to pick up a little when Seven joined the crew. I just watched Warhead then Relativity which I rather enjoyed this time around. I see they tried to get continuity there with Braxton remembering his time on Earth in Future's End
Whille I think VOY ultimately overplayed the Borg, I do think the events leading up to them and "Scorpion" and immediately following were a good shot in the arm for the series, and if I have to choose between Kes and Seven, I unambiguously choose Seven.
I didn't really care for Kes's character arc overall, but I was a little sad when she left because I thought there was some potential with her even if the writers were fumbling. I could have seen her ultimately playing a pivotal role in the crew getting home.
A mini-arc of the last few episodes featuring Suspiria and a returning Kes helping her friends ultimately return home would have been decent. However, they doubled down on the Borg and time travel. A staple of the Berman years.
The show had already moved on from Kes. Bringing her back for one or a few episodes (I wish) would have been nice, but the ending of the show needed to be about the S4-7 cast.
