I’m willing to spend my weekend scanning and uploading, but would rather not if it’s already out there.

Hey all! So I began this series about 1 and a half years ago after I finished DS9. Deep Space 9 is my all time favourite series and I'm just a little disappointed that (as of Season 2 Episode 5), Voyager hasn't exactly gripped me yet. Deep Space 9 similarly took about a season before I was hooked, but I knew early on was I was really intrigued and captivated by many of the characters on the station. I regret that I've yet to feel that way about the crew of voyager.

The closest is probably Janeway, I like her style of leadership, I like that she has a family at home but I'm mostly intrigued why her holodeck fantasy is to play a mistress in a Victorian (?) household. I also like the ship Doctor. The other characters haven't really resonated with me yet, and I find myself hating Neelix more are more (and the show keeps giving him more screen time too!). I've also thought it's not always lived up to the story it had advertised to be. A ship comprised of Star Fleet officers and Marquis, forced to work together, living on the edge of life in a new alien space. Alot of the time it feels much like Next Generation (which is fine) but I was hoping for something a little different.

Apologies I'm trying to be as fair as I can be with my criticisms. I was hoping to know if you believe I should stick with this series? And if so, maybe you could give me a estimate on how long it'll take before the show really ramps up?

Thanks

What’s your Voyager moment, that as much as we love the show, make us scratch our heads and go, really?

Happy halloween!

https://youtu.be/JwZiezIxCVU?si=aDNH_UBQ81nLLSL0

Inwas rewatching and got to season 4 where kes said "place where the distinction between matter and energy and thought no longer exists."

This is really similar to wesley and him saying "space and time and thought aren't the separate things they appear to be"

I'm probably late to the party but what do you think?

I've heard over the years that Beltran was hard to work did, wanted to be killed off, and wasn't particularly respectful. I know a little about how frustrating it was for him to portray a Native American with such inauthentic writing.

But I have struggled to find in my Google searches exactly what makes him a 'jerk' as I've seen him described on here.

Someone catch me up - what's the tea on Beltran?

Edited to add that I like Chakotay and rooted for ChakotWay to happen. That's why I'm curious. Not meant to be a mean spirited post!

I’ve been watching all the series and movies- have had an amazing time, somethings I’ll remember forever, for either better or worse lol but- I’m on season 7 of Voyager now…

This, isn’t right, from my research, people of today are solidly on the side of this being Terrible idea and should of never happened.

Anyone who was watching as it released on TV, what was your first thought back then?

Now, back to the episode.

https://youtu.be/2RMNfMCN15E?si=JdixlxsMz6K2P3A6

I didn’t know this would be an added perk working for an airline!

Interaction:

Me: Mr. Wang I’m such a fan. I grew up watching Voyager with my dad. It still brings me a lot of joy.
Garret: Oh that’s so nice of you to say. Did you get to come to the con this weekend?
Me: No. I was chained to a desk here at the airport.
Garret: Aw. Well maybe next year you can request off for it.
Me: Maybe. But I’m the most junior agent here. I’m the Harry Kim of [airline].
Garret: roars laughing I get that!!!

What a treat. He was so kind.

ETA: sorry for the formatting. I’m on mobile

😛 Set a course for a more stable career, Seven of Mine...

There’s really nothing else to report.

Longer story: I work for an airline. Jeri Ryan was flying out today and came through to drop off her bags. I let out an audible gasp and moved down the ticket counter. Just a quick “I’m such a huge fan and my dad and I used to watch you every week” followed up with “I still watch Voyager. It brings me a lot of joy.” She shook my hand and thanked me for the nice words and then she was on her way.

None of my coworkers knew who she was but I had to gush a little. She was so kind and I know she probably gets fans coming up to her all the time so I didn’t want to make a huge deal. But seeing someone who you’ve been a fan of for over 20 years - it’s just surreal. And I had the biggest smile on my face the rest of my shift.

Fun commenced.

What a coincidence!

Curious to hear how she is? I wish her well.

At first i was jumping up and down because Voyager was on screen. Then I was a bit disappointed that it got turned into a museum and none of the original crew were shown. Then finally, I was bawling my eyes out because they kept breaking Voyager

D,,,:

also, Janeway made the right decision. Separating Tuvix was prioritizing the needs of the many (Tuvok and Neelix) over the needs of the few (Tuvix). If you've got a problem with that then you've also got a problem with the doctor shutting the Jefferies tube door on the crewmembers in year of hell.

Peak Star Trek is having a philosophical showdown at 2am with a book of poetry by Dante laying on the footstool and classical music in the background, served with a side of coffee, black.

 Oh, and the topic of the debate?  A hologram is having an existential crisis because he’s becoming sentient.

 Brought to you by Latent Image, S05E11

They changed Chakotays character up a bit in this one didn't they. I thought he really would have been the person to support and understand the vision quest sort of spiritual journey paradigm. Instead he's the voice of reason, sounds the notes of caution.

"Captain, I don't understand."

"That's the challenge."

What did everyone think of the Star Trek: Voyager novels about what happened to Janeway’s crew after they made it safely back to Earth?

No idea who this person is? Were they an extra or a special guest star? I have watched every episode no clue who this might be.

It's actually a quite short qeustion I have I'm writing a Voyager fanfic but I'm not great with the engineering and science stuff behind it is there anyone or anywhere I could ask for this?

1. A Voth City Ship has a chance encounter with Annorax' weapon ship. The two are on no particular mission.

2 Annorax determines the Voth ship needs to be erased. He hails the ship (or sends them a subspace message), apologizes for what he considers a necessary evil, then prepares to deploy the weapon.

3 The Voth decide to capture the Krenim ship to run tests on it. They deploy a tractor beam (or the Voth equivalent), simultaneously informing Annorax and crew of their intentions over subspace.