Which Voyager episode(s) have you watched the most?

[Jbarney]

Timeless

 

[exodus]

Too much technobabble is what killed all joy in Trek.

Perhaps for you, but personally I have never seen the reason of all the whining about it.

Because its totally impossible to relate to.

Like living on a Starship is?


Kitsune, I'm going to buy you a copy of Stephen King's "It".

 

[Red Ranger]

The ones I've watched more than once and enjoy more each time are:

-Scorpion, Pts. I & II (The best VOY Borg eps!)
-Drive (Love the funky flight suits.)
-Message In A Bottle (The only time I've liked Andy Dick in anything.)
-Tuvix (Excellent premise, and I liked the combined person more than its two components.)
-The Thaw (Clowns are scary, and I loved Michael McKean's performance as an evil, laughing miscreant!)

Red Ranger

 

[kitsune]

The Thaw

I hate evil clowns.

Kitsune, I'm going to buy you a copy of Stephen King's "It".

You are evil!

My English teacher inflicted the movie adaptation of It on us in my junior year of high school. I find horror films in general very boring, pointless, and annoying. It was particularly bad because of the stupid clown.

 

[LtGodard]

omega directive

 

[Jaespol]

Perhaps for you, but personally I have never seen the reason of all the whining about it.

Because its totally impossible to relate to.

Like living on a Starship is?


Kitsune, I'm going to buy you a copy of Stephen King's "It".

You don't really get what the heart of Star Trek is do you? Its supposed to explore the human condition in a science-fiction setting. Its not supposed to be a completely unrelatable lump of science fiction and technobabble with no message or heart. Geez

 

[Tachyon]

Speaking in technical terms is part of the science-fiction context - especially in series taking place on a starship or a station in space, full of future technology. Live with it.

 

[Frazzled]

I always quite enjoy those episodes full of technobabble, I find them funny. I sometimes wonder how the actors can deliver their lines with a straight face if they have a sense of humour. Eg in one of the very early episodes, I think it's Parallax, Janeway and Torres get more and more excited firing ideas off each other and eventually the same brainwave hits them both at the same time and they shout something like 'dekyon particles' in unison, thus sealing their mutual respect for each other and good working relationship despite having been sworn enemies and Torres having just decked Carey

 

[Lynx]

I always quite enjoy those episodes full of technobabble, I find them funny. I sometimes wonder how the actors can deliver their lines with a straight face if they have a sense of humour. Eg in one of the very early episodes, I think it's Parallax, Janeway and Torres get more and more excited firing ideas off each other and eventually the same brainwave hits them both at the same time and they shout something like 'dekyon particles' in unison, thus sealing their mutual respect for each other and good working relationship despite having been sworn enemies and Torres having just decked Carey

I think they are shouting "Warp particles", and yes it's in "Parallax". Good scene!

 

[Tachyon]

Night and Once Upon A Time, I think.

I update my list. This one is closer to the real situation of my Voyager obsession:

Parallax
State Of Flux
Dreadnought
The Gift
Night
Extreme Risk
Once Upon A Time
The Fight
Juggernaut
Riddles


These are the Top 10 episodes I have watched and re-watched the most.

 

[exodus]

Because its totally impossible to relate to.

Like living on a Starship is?


Kitsune, I'm going to buy you a copy of Stephen King's "It".

You don't really get what the heart of Star Trek is do you? Its supposed to explore the human condition in a science-fiction setting. Its not supposed to be a completely unrelatable lump of science fiction and technobabble with no message or heart. Geez

No shit, which they did in many an ep. However in every Trek series or in any show, that can't be the topic every week. Sometimes stories are done just for the sheer fun of the story and for the sake of variety.
Technobabble is often used to conclude the story, however the purpose is to leave you questioning: "What would you have done in the same situation?"

 

[Mareika]

Night and Once Upon A Time, I think.

I update my list. This one is closer to the real situation of my Voyager obsession:

Parallax
State Of Flux
Dreadnought
The Gift
Night
Extreme Risk
Once Upon A Time
The Fight
Juggernaut
Riddles


These are the Top 10 episodes I have watched and re-watched the most.

Really? Where are Coda and Resolutions? I thought you are a J/Cer?

Mine are:
Resolutions
Coda
Unity (Chakotay )

Human Error
Scorpion
Shattered

 

[exodus]

Night and Once Upon A Time, I think.

I update my list. This one is closer to the real situation of my Voyager obsession:

Parallax
State Of Flux
Dreadnought
The Gift
Night
Extreme Risk
Once Upon A Time
The Fight
Juggernaut
Riddles


These are the Top 10 episodes I have watched and re-watched the most.

Really? Where are Coda and Resolutions? I thought you are a J/Cer?

Mine are:
Resolutions
Coda
Unity (Chakotay )

Human Error
Scorpion
Shattered

What, no votes for "look at my ass Chakotay" in Tattoo?

 

[Tachyon]

Really? Where are Coda and Resolutions? I thought you are a J/Cer?

I am, I am. I really am!

But Resolutions and Coda are somewhat boring, if I am brutally honest with you. I need to be in a certain mood if I want to watched them. I like more episodes with space anomalies or some techical/moral dilemmas.

I love Shattered and Lineage, but since I seldom touch my season 7 DVD box, those two jewels are not as regurarly watched as the ones I listed above.