I am such a bad, unresearched fan that I did NOT know this until this thread.
It's nice to still learn new things about Star Trek though even after all these decades.
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I am such a bad, unresearched fan that I did NOT know this until this thread.
It's nice to still learn new things about Star Trek though even after all these decades.
Actually that seems impossible.
Without a network of subspace radio boosters to amplify and pass on the signal.
Was Voyager dropping a communication Network behind as it made it's way through the Delta Quadrant?
Why? from TNG's "Where No One Has Gone Before", when the Enterprise is some 2.7m ly away from the Federation. They transmitted a subspace message which according to Data would take fifty one years ten months (Picard cut him off at that point). Doing the maths that would mean a subspace transmission would be ~519 231ly/year or ~1423ly/day which means Starfleet should have recieved a message from Voyager in around 50 days telling them where they were.
I liked Renaissance Man. Tonight I face the music and watch Endgame... I've been putting it off.
How did you feel when "Janeway" said "Beta Quadrant"?
I love Endgame.
OH it's your first finishing of the series! I hope you don't get too upset when the ship explodes.
Silly Voyager, waits until the finale to finally get edgy.
OH it's your first finishing of the series! I hope you don't get too upset when the ship explodes.
Silly Voyager, waits until the finale to finally get edgy.
Shouldn't she (by she I mean the Doctor) have said Alpha Quadrant instead?
From what I've heard, most people hate it so I'm going in with zero expectations.
Well when you kill off the dear people everyone spent 7 years with it hurts.
But I admire them for finally taking risks with their story.
But I admire them for finally taking risks with their story.
You have to go around the galactic core.
Voyager's path was likely going to take it through Romulan and Klingon space on the way to Earth.
Well, I'm finished. It was kind of meh. The first half was okay. The ending scene bugged me.
It should have been the crew exiting the ship once they reached Earth, the camera panning over each of their faces (all in disbelief that they made it back), and then stops at Janeway where she says "We're home." Roll credits.
Btw, what happened to Admiral Janeway and the Borg exactly?
I think they could have come up with a better ending. I don't know what exactly. Just something different. Either way it's been an interesting and exciting 4 months for me. I'm glad I watched Voyager. There were definitely some memorable characters. Never thought I would enjoy a sci-fi show but there's a first time for everything.
It should have been the crew exiting the ship once they reached Earth, the camera panning over each of their faces (all in disbelief that they made it back), and then stops at Janeway where she says "We're home." Roll credits.
Btw, what happened to Admiral Janeway and the Borg exactly?
I think they could have come up with a better ending. I don't know what exactly. Just something different. Either way it's been an interesting and exciting 4 months for me. I'm glad I watched Voyager. There were definitely some memorable characters. Never thought I would enjoy a sci-fi show but there's a first time for everything.
They needed another 10 minutes.
And now it's time for you to watch DS9.
And now it's time for you to watch DS9.
Maybe another 30 minutes. It just seemed to wrap up too quickly.
I have no interest in watching other Treks.
I have no interest in watching other Treks.
You should watch TOS so you can mate Kirk with Janeway in your mind.
But I don't want to mate Kirk with Janeway.
Acceptable partners for Janeway (according to me):
Seven Of Nine
Tom Paris
Janeway's Girl
Plus TOS looks so cheesy I wouldn't be able to take it seriously. Don't get me wrong, I do like 60's shows (Bewitched, I Dream Of Jeannie).
Acceptable partners for Janeway (according to me):
Seven Of Nine
Tom Paris
Janeway's Girl
Plus TOS looks so cheesy I wouldn't be able to take it seriously. Don't get me wrong, I do like 60's shows (Bewitched, I Dream Of Jeannie).
Indeed.
Also if you DID see TOS you would definitely want to mate Kirk with Janeway.
Also if you DID see TOS you would definitely want to mate Kirk with Janeway.
I'd probably want to mate Kirk with Spock
It took me ten years to notice, but apparently she destroyed the Borg.
They're all safe.
No more Borg.
For the first ten years, it just seems like a hub was destroyed, and it was already made clear in the episode that the Borg had 5 more, so who gives a damn?
They're all safe.
No more Borg.
For the first ten years, it just seems like a hub was destroyed, and it was already made clear in the episode that the Borg had 5 more, so who gives a damn?
Guy in the books the Borg kill billions of people and assimilate everybody else.
Hey I remember they assimilate Betazed.. what happens if a telepathic or empathic race is assimilated by the Borg? Does the drone have any remnant of that? I suppose they have no reason to use it, and any thing they sensed is drowned out by the voice of the collective.
Hey I remember they assimilate Betazed.. what happens if a telepathic or empathic race is assimilated by the Borg? Does the drone have any remnant of that? I suppose they have no reason to use it, and any thing they sensed is drowned out by the voice of the collective.
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