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Season 3 is probably where Voyager gains it's footing. That said, there are some stellar and stand-out episodes from season 1 and 2. The Thaw (season 2) remains one of my personal favourites. But when we hit the episode of season 3 called The Swarm, we get Voyager hitting it's stride. Granted...

I think the entirety of Voyager was an alternate universe, they just didn't know. It would've been shocking to see Voyager get home and it be the Terran Empire! :)

I think what the episode hinted at, but I'm not entirely sure they were fully aware of at the time given the understanding of neuroscience in 1996-7, is that Janeway's brain chemicals, namely, Dopamine is increased. From what we understand at present (year 2020). A massive boost (at what level...

Hmm I have to agree to others that have declared the Vidiians as their choice. The Vidiian culture was a tragic one. Much like today's society. They were ingrained to keep away from each other. They didn't socialist with those that got the Phage. It would've been more satisfying if Voyager and...

yeah I agree it's weird. WE see what they see...a tractor beam that grabs the core. But it's never made mention or mused about afterwards. Was it all a lie?

The Equinox storyline always bugged me. I was thinking about it yet again the other day. I do agree it's odd they chose a totally different route home. I find it odd no other species ever encountered them. I also find it very odd that the Equinox never once encountered the Borg. I mean the Borg...

I can't remember the exact timeframes, but shouldn't the Doctor (EMH backup) not have arrived back to federation space from his time in the Kyrian/Vaskin sector, after his time at the museum and being a medical expert after that to the Kyrian's in the Delta Quadrant. They even say at the end of...

Destroyed and/or liberated. The galaxy got wise to them and decided to swing by an alliance and work to decimate them, then liberate any drones and repatriate them as best as possible. Interestingly, the Borg assimilated time travel technology. They even used it in the movie First Contact -...

I personally think it's just as simple as PTSD, or some variation. She has the responsibility of not only piloting the last remaining ship from her (and their) time, she also is responsible for the crew entirely by her skills as a pilot. I think she is quite overlooked by the crew sometimes and...

I haven't read ALL the thread so sorry if it's repeated or regurgitated from others. But....what about Trilithium? yeah it destroys the cores of stars. But even in DISCOVERY, they mentioned Quantum Slipstream Drive (Book himself). So, we're lead to believe that NO other fuel source has ever been...

Is it possible that the Burn could have something to do with the Omega Particle? Probably not, considering it destroyed subspace, not dilithium. Who knows what future species tried to do with Omega. Maybe they harnessed it and used it just like an everyday fuel source alongside dilithium...