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Star Trek Voyager Desktop Wallpapers

DRONE
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Seven looks nice despite her usual rigid hairstyle. She changed that when she dated Chakotay, where she looked different and fashionable.
 
Very Sexy as well in red as in yellow or green (absent here, quel dommage!)! ;-)
Il ne porte pas l'uniforme vert dans cette episode, c'est pourquoi tu ne peux pas le voir sur cet image. Mais il le porte dans AUTHOR, AUTHOR, alors peut-etre un jour je fera un fond d'écran avec les trois couleurs ... :D

And yes, Tommyboy is sexy in every colour - I find him most attractive in those clothes he wears in PROPHECY when he has to fight the Klingon guy.
Very nice Drone paper and that one of Tim in WCS is great. It's another (like Janeway in the Cloud) that looks a bit different style-wise
Tim is Tom, right? Or did you mean Tim Russ? :guffaw::guffaw::guffaw:
And thx for your comments, CM, I'm glad you like them. Recently I've been experimenting with new background patterns and colours - they are always the most difficult part to devise when I make a new wallpaper. Still, I suggest to all of you who like my works that you wait for the next RANDOM THOUGHTS image with Janeway - that one is truly different and one of my personal favourites. :)

Tom looks good in every uniform color. Did he ever wear the blue one?
Maybe when he was playing the holonovel in Author, Author and playing the part of the Dr.
Tracy has already answered that question ... but it raises another one. Is that uniform blue or green? To me what the Doctor wears is green ... but some people say it is blue. Why the confusion? Can anyone throw some light on this?
 
And for today we have a mixture of important and less important people from a huge fav of mine: DAY OF HONOR.
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Finally, Vorik. I'd like so see more of Vorik...:vulcan:
Funny: in the German dubbing Vorik is pronounced Borak (eh??????). They also mispronounced Gowron as Gaaahron. Most annoying.
 
Wise ass... ;) Yes, I meant Tom.
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I like the jigsaw pattern in this wallpaper! Especially as a background without cutting into the character images.
Thanks, more pictures to come with this technique. It was a long time ago I used the jigsaw pattern as a background device but there were a few wallpapers made with it. I definitely remember making one for ALICE with the jigsaw so some time in the future there'll definitely be a jigsaw-patterned Tom and B'Elanna as they are hugging each other at the end of the episode.
Funny: in the German dubbing Vorik is pronounced Borak (eh??????). They also mispronounced Gowron as Gaaahron. Most annoying.
Ah, sounds familiar. Some of the Hungarian translations are even wilder than that - the Hirogen are called Harogin for example. And you have no idea how they pronounced Chakotay's name initially! They needed to redub certain parts of the show (and ultimately the whole Season 7) because Chakotay's name sounded something like Cheekutee in Hungarian ... :biggrin:
At the same time, dubbing has its advantages. For example, Naomi Wildman, the Borg Queen and even Tuvok's wife - these characters were played by different actresses originally but in Hungarian they used the same voice-over actors so it's even more difficult to notice that there was a change of actors.
 
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Ah, sounds familiar. Some of the Hungarian translations are even wilder than that - the Hirogen are called Harogin for example. And you have no idea how they pronounced Chakotay's name initially! They needed to redub certain parts of the show (and ultimately the whole Season 7) because Chakotay's name sounded something like Cheekutee in Hungarian ... :biggrin:
At the same time, dubbing has its advantages. For example, Naomi Wildman, the Borg Queen and even Tuvok's wife - these characters were played by different actresses originally but in Hungarian they used the same voice-over actors so it's even more difficult to notice that there was a change of actors.

Naomi, The Borg Queen and T'Pel with the same voice? Hilarious. The Germans are usually more subtle. But it's obvious when some random character is given the voice-actor of The Doctor for instance. Which is annoying, to put it mildly.
 
Naomi, The Borg Queen and T'Pel with the same voice? Hilarious. The Germans are usually more subtle. But it's obvious when some random character is given the voice-actor of The Doctor for instance. Which is annoying, to put it mildly.
I'm afraid you misunderstood. What I meant was that the Borg Queen was played by two different actresses and in Hungarian they used the same voice-over actress. Or Naomi Wildman was played by two different actresses and again, the same voice-over actress was used for the both of them. Etc. Of course, the idea of having the same actress for the Queen and Naomi is more than bizarre ... :D
 
I'm afraid you misunderstood. What I meant was that the Borg Queen was played by two different actresses and in Hungarian they used the same voice-over actress. Or Naomi Wildman was played by two different actresses and again, the same voice-over actress was used for the both of them. Etc. Of course, the idea of having the same actress for the Queen and Naomi is more than bizarre ... :D

Thank you for clarifying. It makes more sense now with Naomi for instance - different age.
As with the Borg Queen: I guess the Borg can adapt their voice modulation :)
And T'Pel was not a regular character. It's the same with Lwaxana Troi, both in TNG and DS9. She had many different voice actresses. Some of them didn't match the character, though.
 
Thank you for clarifying. It makes more sense now with Naomi for instance - different age.
As with the Borg Queen: I guess the Borg can adapt their voice modulation :)
And T'Pel was not a regular character. It's the same with Lwaxana Troi, both in TNG and DS9. She had many different voice actresses. Some of them didn't match the character, though.
Np.
I only mentioned this to show that watching a show with dubbing had its own advantages.
For example, there's the case of Braxton. When I watched VOY for the first time in my life, I never noticed those were two different actors. Their Hungarian voices were the same so it was only years later that I realized they were not played by the same actor.
 
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