Just restarted the series and on season three. I love the slow burn of their relationship. The episode where she gets the pon farr is INSANELY good.

I just found this sub! My all time favorite show!

The Doctor's program is hijacked by a weaselly middle man trading in stolen goods and scams. Activated, he finds himself in a medical hierarchy imposed to 'improve' their society by rationing lifesaving health care for the lowerTC population while indulging healthy upper hierarchy residents with the same meds for life extending purposes. The repugnant gatekeeper personifies our current health care company execs to a tee. Voyager predicted our current reality with the rebellious EMH as a Luigi like figure.

I'm just rewatching dark frontier and I'm wondering why earth is classed as sector 001 when the borgs' native territory is the delta quadrant, surely 001 would be in that quadrant right? Or have I missed something

Was cleaning out my basement and I found this in the corner behind several boxes. Have to repaint this to it's former glory. Probably bought it 2011ish.

Made this in Procreate mostly using the Wet Acrylic brush, I just love their stupid hair lmaooo (Yes I know I fucked up the front one's face lol)

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What are your thoughts on this episode? I just watched it for the first time since its original airing and I really loved Jennifer Lien’s performance. It is kind of bittersweet since I know what’s coming in Season 4.

"Please remain still so that I can treat your injuries."

"Thank you."

"I'm sorry, did that hurt? I'll try to be more careful."

"Thanks for being a patient patient."

"Have a pleasant afterno- this is absurd."

Jeri Ryan nails it in this scene.

I'm obsessed. I started this the first time I watched it through. I found this neat little map to keep up with the progress home. Anyone else obsessed with this.

Wow.

I’ve been listening to the Delta Flyers and reading Her Klingon Soul by Micheal Jan Friedman. What have you guys done?

Even Kate is celebrating.

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Why is nobody talking about that bizarre moment when Tom Paris and Captain Janeway mutated into lizard creatures, got it on, produced a clutch of lizard babies, and then abandoned them on some random planet? Voyager revisited practically everything else over its seven seasons, but they never once mentioned those lizard kids again. It’s as if the whole thing just… never happened.

Does anybody believe that Chakotay and Seven made a good couple?

My thoughts

It was rushed, awkward and completely wrong. Kate was not a fan of this happening and neither was Jeri but Robert pursued with it. I know some will really disagree about this comment but I believe Janeway and Seven would have made an adorable couple, they already had that close bond and they trusted each other no matter what.

SPOILERS AHEAD!

I can't believe in the first Star Trek book I ever read, they kill Janeway! I kept waiting for it to be a trick, or for her to come back to life. Otherwise I liked the book, but I seriously quit reading for a couple months in the middle when she died...WTF? How could they do it? Was anyone else betrayed and shocked by this? I know it's beta canon, but still. #justiceforJaneway

We'll assume the bioship(s) is damaged and will be operational in precisely 72 hours.

For those who aren't aware, "The Galileo Seven" is a famous episode of TOS which features massive, powerful, antagonistic beasts/hominids (far more powerful than even Spock). Spock and company manage to barely escape the planet but had they lingered, they would have no doubt been killed by these beings.

Idk, they were just funny with their stupid hair tufts. And one of my imaginary boyfriends when I was 13 was Kazon, lmao. I was a weird kid, that's for sure. (yes I know they. were racist caricatures but 13 year old me didn't know that)

I'm watching Voyager with my Girlfriend, it's her first time watching any Star Trek series! She's enjoying it immensely and to add to a part of it is a small Bingo Game we've got for common bits we see or can note coming up. It's a lot of fun and really makes us appreciate even some of the weaker episodes.

Was anybody else disappointed that we never got to see Ensign Wildman and Naomi Wildman call their husband/father to see his wife and the child he has never met? Would of been a lovely touch

Edit: I do not care about grammatical errors, it is not ending the world so either comment nicely or piss off from the comments☺️

I watched the episodes with Fairhaven - Paris’s quaint Irish village. Chakotay and Janeway talked toward the end of the episode. She avoided, but didn’t deny, intimacy with her beau. (There are other references of romances and interactions with holo-characters in Trek.) What got me was Janeway’s characterization of her holo-beau as a collection of ‘photons and force fields’.

I’m imagining touching a force field/hologram and not feeling any warmth. Just think of the complexity of simulating body temperature or the warmth of a fire or the feel of being in cold water on a holodeck.