Longest Trek Episode?

[Dancing Doctor]

Does the fact that These Are The Voyages takes place mainly in a holodeck negate the period of time it covers? I was never sure how to feel about it, from a chronological point of view.

 

[FormerLurker]

This "These Are The Voyages" you speak of is a figment of your imagination.

 

[Nerys Myk]

This "These Are The Voyages" you speak of is a figment of your imagination.

It was some lame TNG episode.

 

[Python Trek]

Agreed!

 

[Dancing Doctor]

This "These Are The Voyages" you speak of is a figment of your imagination.

This "These Are The Voyages" you speak of is a figment of your imagination.

It was some lame TNG episode.

 

[SpyOne]

For the purposes of this discussion I think it needs to be time that passes in the actual timeline, without getting rewritten. things like YOH, the Visitor, Inner light etc. shouldn't count.

Okay, then my vote is "Living Witness".

I'm not sure that covered a particularly long time, it was just set far into the future.

 

[froot]

For the purposes of this discussion I think it needs to be time that passes in the actual timeline, without getting rewritten. things like YOH, the Visitor, Inner light etc. shouldn't count.

Okay, then my vote is "Living Witness".

I'm not sure that covered a particularly long time, it was just set far into the future.

Living Witness talks about events that happened over hundreds and hundreds of years, but the episode itself only takes place in a space of about 40 minutes. The very, very last scene shows that everything was a simulation. Technically, the whole episode takes place on a screen in front of a group of Vaskans and Kyrians.

 

[Dancing Doctor]

Voy's Blink of an Eye, from The Doctor's perspective at least.

^This.

I believe there's a comment made about how Voyager had done enough damage to the planet during the last thousand years.