Bajorans on Voyager
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Tal Celes, the screwup from "The Good Shepherd."
And of course, Seska - as we believed at first.
She was actually a cardassian disquising as a Bajoran...we don't really count her anymore after she got rid of her disquise.
There must have been probably a dozen bajorans on Voyager...just a guess
None of whom were in Starfleet, I beleive. That'd throw the curve quite a bit, though they WERE serving in the area of Bajor to begin with...
Mark
Mark
I think the only one who was starfleet to begin with was Tal Celeste. The rest were previously Marquis converted to Starfleet.
That would certainly contradict what Torres said in "Lineage". She said the overwhelming majority of Voyager's crew was human. Forget the exact #... I believe it was over 140. Unless it tended to be non-humans that died at disproportionate rates from Season 1 through that part of Season 7, at least after the initial deaths of mostly humans and just one Betazoid (Stadi) in the accident that stranded them in the DQ in the first place. But we know this actually wasn't the case, what with major deaths like, Ensign Ballard, Ensign Jetal, and Lt. Carey (though that happened after "Lineage", natch) all being humans. The only non-human I personally recall dying was Lon Suder, who was Betazoid. So clearly there were only 2 or 3 of every non-human species, and of course B'lanna being the only half Klingon (or Klingon, period) on board.
Not sure, but:
Tabor
Tal Celes (also in The Haunting of Deck 12)
Jor
Gerron
Trexis
Alery
Bereyt
Kayla
Tala
Marika
Tabor
Tal Celes (also in The Haunting of Deck 12)
Jor
Gerron
Trexis
Alery
Bereyt
Kayla
Tala
Marika
Yeah:
That would leave room for about 15 nonhumans in the best case. Although Torres would no doubt use slight hyperbole here and count all "halflings" as humans, including Naomi Wildman and herself.
The onscreen Bajorans, Vulcans and Bolians put together should already contradict that figure, I think. (Whatever happened to "Roll Call"?)
Timo Saloniemi
I know of three of these who are definatley Bajoran, Gerron, Celes and Tabor. Jor appears to be Human, or at least human looking, as for the rest I've never heard of them at all unless there names from novels.
As for the rest of non-humans I managed to work out using Memory Alpha as a guide as the Voyager Roll Call site seems to have disappeared, counting from Caretaker, that there are/were four Vulcans, (unnamed Nurse from Caretaker, Unnamed Maquis, Tuvok and Vorik), either two or three Bolians (Chell, Golwat and possibly one unnamed seen in Caretaker) and then we have three Betazoids (Stadi, Jurot and Lon Suder).
This gives us at least 13 "known" non-humans on Voyager added to B'elanna and Naomi meaning that from what we know from on-screen references we have a ship that's around 90% crewed by Humans.
Here's a link about Gerron, first seen in Learning Curve:
Gerron info and pix
Marika Willkarah, seen in Survival Instinct, was Bajoran and had been a Starfleet officer aboard the Excalibur before she was assimilated by the Borg. The last we saw of her, she had a month to live and had decided to spend it aboard Voyager.
Gerron info and pix
Marika Willkarah, seen in Survival Instinct, was Bajoran and had been a Starfleet officer aboard the Excalibur before she was assimilated by the Borg. The last we saw of her, she had a month to live and had decided to spend it aboard Voyager.
Mmmm...Gerron was pretty.
Discounting Seska...
- Gerron (the shy guy from "Learning Curve")
- Tal Celes (the Bajoran with ADD in "Good Shepherd")
- Tabor (the man whose grandfather and cousin were murdered by Crel Moset, "Nothing Human")
- A couple more Bajorans at the Maquis meeting in "Repression." I recall a man and a woman.
Apparently, the crew of Voyager was Schrodinger's Bajorans.
I believe Torres was exaggerating the number of non-humans. People rarely state the exact number when discussing any population, and she was emotional about being an "outsider." If Voyager's crew compliment is only around 150, then Torres had to be exaggerating, because otherwise it would mean only 12-15 non-human crewmembers. And that just doesn't sound right.
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