Options of watching Voyager?

[picardo]

I wonder if Voyager is currently airing on any TV network, in any country?

These days I've only caught TNG, on Syfy channel I believe, and not very often, just occasionally. TNG is also available on Netflix, but not Voyager.

I own the seven DVD packages, most of them are the "slimline" editions manufactured in Europe which actually cost much less (about half) of what the American sets cost.

When Voyager eventually comes to bluray I'm prepared to make the splurge and upgrade my current DVDs.

I know there's plenty of streaming sites on the Internet, but I would omit those for the purpose of the thread, since the streaming on such places is not legitimate and is subject to many image/sound quality and Web security issues.

 

[TEACAKE'S PLEATHER DOME]

Apparently startrek.com has it all? To stream legally?

I heard it is on tv late night in Aus but I don't have actual tv. A friend has been watching some VOY (I think) that way though.

 

[picardo]

Apparently startrek.com has it all? To stream legally?

I heard it is on tv late night in Aus but I don't have actual tv. A friend has been watching some VOY (I think) that way though.

Thank you, apparently I don't visit startrek.com that often, I checked and they do have full episodes streaming although they're not available to watch here where I live, I don't know what geographic area they serve.

I think I'd be more interested in learning whether it's airing right now on television somewhere, by now it's an old show and must have disappeared from all broadcast television, although I still like it and think has aged pretty well.

 

[HIjol]

Apparently startrek.com has it all? To stream legally?

I heard it is on tv late night in Aus but I don't have actual tv. A friend has been watching some VOY (I think) that way though.

Thank you, apparently I don't visit startrek.com that often, I checked and they do have full episodes streaming although they're not available to watch here where I live, I don't know what geographic area they serve.

I think I'd be more interested in learning whether it's airing right now on television somewhere, by now it's an old show and must have disappeared from all broadcast television, although I still like it and think has aged pretty well.

Hey Picardo and Teacake...very much enjoyed that thread on Riker as captain of Voyager, Teacake...made some contributions! ...Picardo, you can get episodes at CBS.com, or go to "GEOS.TV and click on the country maps to see where it is airing...I am waiting for it on Blu! too!...Good Luck!

 

[Ro_Laren]

Well, startrek.com has most of the episodes. I've been rewatching Voyager and have noticed that they aren't all on startrek.com.

 

[Guy Gardener]

Some tv shows, much later, after their actors run out of money, turn into travelling stage shows opening to small venues... Dinner theatre even.

but then in an unbelievably less than perfect world, you don't have to wait for the original cast to become destitute for these things to become common place...

[yt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qhc9n__ELdg[/yt]

 

[HIjol]

Some tv shows, much later, after their actors run out of money, turn into travelling stage shows opening to small venues... Dinner theatre even.

but then in an unbelievably less than perfect world, you don't have to wait for the original cast to become destitute for these things to become common place...

[yt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qhc9n__ELdg[/yt]

Admiral Gardner, you have done it once again!
...Star Trek as dinner theater....deserving of its own thread, of course! but what an idea!...and so much to draw from...please let the first (of many) be Kate Mulgrew as Captain Janeway in "The Case of the Fraternous First Officer!...dinner theater!...genius!

 

[picardo]

Some tv shows, much later, after their actors run out of money, turn into travelling stage shows opening to small venues... Dinner theatre even.

Your post reminded me of this:

[yt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qxD2eoh-W4[/yt]

 

[Keith1701]

Start out with Season 1 Episode 1 and watch in order to see changes that were made after series got started until it finished after 7 great seasons.

 

[Hober Mallow]

TNG is also available on Netflix, but not Voyager.

Voyager is available on Netflix.

 

[picardo]

TNG is also available on Netflix, but not Voyager.

Voyager is available on Netflix.

Not in my country.

 

[HIjol]

TNG is also available on Netflix, but not Voyager.

Voyager is available on Netflix.

Not in my country.

Picardo, did you see my message above?...

 

[Guy Gardener]

I threw out a couple hundred vhs tapes 4 months ago.

Plenty of Voyager at the dump now.

 

[picardo]

Picardo, did you see my message above?...

My apologies, HIjol, I did visit GEOS.tv earlier in the day, but they have no information on Voyager TV broadcasts. They apparently gather data for around 10-12 countries, but each of the cases for Voyager is blank, it says:

"There are no broadcasts in (country name) for this series in our database".


So, one of the following is true: 1) either GEOS.tv has inaccurate information, or 2) Voyager isn't broadcast on any TV network anywhere. I tend to believe it's the first option, that database is not properly maintained.

With regards to CBS.com I didn't even bother going there, television streaming is only available in certain geographical areas, people based in countries outside of the U.S., can't stream content due to copyright restrictions. So, if they actually stream Voyager in there, I can't see it (same with startrek.com).

I should point out that I have no trouble watching the series, since I own all the DVDs, but I wish I could watch this from time to time on television since it's a show I like so much. Frasier, for instance, was aired at some point on cable television here (maybe it's still being broadcast very early in the morning).

 

[HIjol]

I understand...we get "Fraizer" very regulary, but not here in the U.A.E. ...good luck and do not give up...it has to be there somewher...

 

[Guy Gardener]

Your local library, unless it's run by a pack of judgemental puritan Nanas.

One Season = $2.00 per week.

 

[2takesfrakes]

STAR TREK: Dinner Theatre - I don't know if I'm up to it! Having "Alexander" and "Nog" singing and dancing their way into my heart, in full STAR TREK regalia, only to approach my table for brief chit-chat, as they collect our plates and start recommending items off of the dessert menu ...

 

[HIjol]

it has GOTTA happen!!!..."Remember Risa"..."Humpbacks for Two"..."...and So Does He"...

...all the standards...and then...

...wait for it...

Open Mic Night...

...yep...

...Oh, Hell YES!

Klingon Opera Solos

 

[jaz'a]

I admit I am lazy. I have it on DVD, but I can't be bothered getting those out. I just watch it via netflix.

 

[MacLeod]

I wonder if Voyager is currently airing on any TV network, in any country?

These days I've only caught TNG, on Syfy channel I believe, and not very often, just occasionally. TNG is also available on Netflix, but not Voyager.

I own the seven DVD packages, most of them are the "slimline" editions manufactured in Europe which actually cost much less (about half) of what the American sets cost.

When Voyager eventually comes to bluray I'm prepared to make the splurge and upgrade my current DVDs.

I know there's plenty of streaming sites on the Internet, but I would omit those for the purpose of the thread, since the streaming on such places is not legitimate and is subject to many image/sound quality and Web security issues.

Well in the UK, Star Trek wise you can currently watch

ENT on Sky Atlantic, Pick and CBS Action
TOS on CBS Action
TNG on Syfy
DSN on Syfy
VOY on Syfy