That scene with Janeway and Tuvok is one of the all-time greatest in Star Trek. It reminds me of the legendary friendship between Kirk and Spock. A fraternal bond of trust that goes far beyond rank, duty, honor and even love. IMO, this is the defining moment of these two great characters and the entire series.
Kathryn's relationship with Tuvok definitely is one of the most touching in Star Trek lore. Right up there with Kirk/Spock, Picard/Data, Sisko/Dax (Curzon/Jadzia). I'd even add Archer & T'Pol, tho those writers didn't do enough with it IMO.
i like the sort of mysticism the ship got from Delta species as their legend grew on the journey home. It wasn't just "that starship", it was "The Voyager", spoken like a myth
Mulgrew always nailed Janeway for me, with each series showing that little bit of development, getting her further away from the freshly promoted Captain to the leader of a lost community on Voyager, but the Year of Hell 2 parter really was a shining moment for her in a series of great performances. The way she loses her composure here when Tuvok returns the hug, and then pulls herself together. It wrenched my heart out when it first aired, still does today.
3:08 was the only time I can remember that Janeway allowed herself to outwardly show a little fear and vulnerability, even if it was to a blind man on an otherwise empty ship (ignore the borg :)). The way she hugs him tight for that brief moment as if a small child getting a reassuring hug from a parent was a beautiful scene, one of the best of the entire series. I've said it before and will do so again, Kate Mulgrew is a fine actress.
I still tear up at that scene. 😪 Voyager does go through a lot this episode, and Kathryn does too. Burned, battered, pushed to their absolute limit. I don't think it's coincidence that they stay together to the final battle, and sacrifice themselves together to bring the nightmare to an end.
Here's one for you star trek fans. I'm not a star trek fan. This scene of Janeway and Tuvok in a hug moved me emotionally. No starfleet regulations. No policies, no regulations, no rules, no laws. A simple act of humanity, a simple act of vulcanity, in other words, a moment of love, albeit platonic as I see it. I'd like to have given Janeway a hug, and Tuvok.
The music in this scene is by far the best I've heard throughout all of the Star Trek shows and movies. The music in this scene also explains how humans can become emotionally bonded to inanimate objects.
I'm watching this video because I used it as an example to illustrate the habit of humans becoming emotionally bonded to inanimate objects. I cried when after two years of faithful service, I sold my first motorcycle.
I love that Seven stays behind to leave with Tuvok. I love that Tuvok's arms are still raised a bit after the hug, and Seven has to step in and lead him away because he's in shock.
A truly tearful scene as Tuvok is lead away to leave Janeway alone. The music is is so sad as she walks over to her seat and sits. At that moment... the brass instrument brings out something in my heart that's unspeakable. As if it is saying,. eyen though things are dark,. the darkest hour is right before the dawn.
I wish we could have seen that watch again in later episodes. Maybe on Janeway's ready room desk or something. We didn't have to see her get it again, just know that she did, in the new timeline.
I get the sense that Harry wanted to say SOMETHING to his Captain ... probably an objection to her staying ... but he was still a lil too young (raw) to do so.
As much as I love this Episode, and it *is* one of this Series' best (and ranks highly in the entire franchise overall), I feel like this scenario (Voyager all beaten up, Crew battered and exhausted, low on supplies) *should* have been the norm, especially in later years.
well hell, technically they died like, what, seven times? on the way home? Alternate dimensions, time travel, time paradoxes. The little girl is literally the sole survivor of a doomed timeline too
Perfect metaphor...you could say voyager is not voyager and in this regard you could extend this "metaphor"(of voyager) to hope...our dreams and ideas when things are at their most dire and desperate.. I can't speak for anyone else but 3:15 -3:47...that moment where the burden of responsibility rests on her..I get it...that 32 seconds sums up the responsibility (in the face of the most dark and desperate) I personally have to myself...no matter the costs.
There is a reason the call them “Hero Ships”. Every ship named Enterprise especially the D, the Defiant, Voyager and the NX-01. Heroes all with a special place in our hearts.
I thought it was interesting that the writers made Voyager the first ship to have "bio-neural circuitry", which was a nice nuance to make it feel more life-like. It really was considered a member of the family by Janeway.
When Tuvok hugs Janway.......
How is it his face shows so little and yet so much emotion? Phenomenal acting.
Oh man.
She melts in that scene and so do I.
That scene with Janeway and Tuvok is one of the all-time greatest in Star Trek. It reminds me of the legendary friendship between Kirk and Spock. A fraternal bond of trust that goes far beyond rank, duty, honor and even love. IMO, this is the defining moment of these two great characters and the entire series.
The fact that, even reluctantly, he hugs back as well...
The music is also beautiful
@@JH-su9vl Yes, the music was truly movie quality. Really made the scene feel extra special.
Kathryn's relationship with Tuvok definitely is one of the most touching in Star Trek lore. Right up there with Kirk/Spock, Picard/Data, Sisko/Dax (Curzon/Jadzia). I'd even add Archer & T'Pol, tho those writers didn't do enough with it IMO.
not a good bye to seven?
I love Janeway's speech about Voyager. She's probably the only ship that got personified as such.
i like the sort of mysticism the ship got from Delta species as their legend grew on the journey home.
It wasn't just "that starship", it was "The Voyager", spoken like a myth
Mulgrew always nailed Janeway for me, with each series showing that little bit of development, getting her further away from the freshly promoted Captain to the leader of a lost community on Voyager, but the Year of Hell 2 parter really was a shining moment for her in a series of great performances. The way she loses her composure here when Tuvok returns the hug, and then pulls herself together. It wrenched my heart out when it first aired, still does today.
3:08 was the only time I can remember that Janeway allowed herself to outwardly show a little fear and vulnerability, even if it was to a blind man on an otherwise empty ship (ignore the borg :)). The way she hugs him tight for that brief moment as if a small child getting a reassuring hug from a parent was a beautiful scene, one of the best of the entire series. I've said it before and will do so again, Kate Mulgrew is a fine actress.
Agreed
I still tear up at that scene. 😪
Voyager does go through a lot this episode, and Kathryn does too. Burned, battered, pushed to their absolute limit. I don't think it's coincidence that they stay together to the final battle, and sacrifice themselves together to bring the nightmare to an end.
Here's one for you star trek fans. I'm not a star trek fan. This scene of Janeway and Tuvok in a hug moved me emotionally. No starfleet regulations. No policies, no regulations, no rules, no laws. A simple act of humanity, a simple act of vulcanity, in other words, a moment of love, albeit platonic as I see it. I'd like to have given Janeway a hug, and Tuvok.
The music in this scene is by far the best I've heard throughout all of the Star Trek shows and movies. The music in this scene also explains how humans can become emotionally bonded to inanimate objects.
I'm watching this video because I used it as an example to illustrate the habit of humans becoming emotionally bonded to inanimate objects. I cried when after two years of faithful service, I sold my first motorcycle.
In my oppinion this scene shows how different we are yet a simple hug or affection can solve all problems for that moment
I love that Seven stays behind to leave with Tuvok. I love that Tuvok's arms are still raised a bit after the hug, and Seven has to step in and lead him away because he's in shock.
A truly tearful scene as Tuvok is lead away to leave Janeway alone. The music is is so sad as she walks over to her seat and sits. At that moment... the brass instrument brings out something in my heart that's unspeakable. As if it is saying,. eyen though things are dark,. the darkest hour is right before the dawn.
What a scene between Janeway and Tuvok! SO touching and shows their bond. Great soundtrack as well.
The music in this scene hits so hard for me. As does the scene itself. ❤
If only this was the entire season and not a two parter
At least we finally got Enterprise season 3.
Yeh it should have been. This show needed more ds9 style story arcs
@@tumsfestival8027 Hell no. DS9 is crap.
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@@tumsfestival8027 Your insult is a compliment.
That slight touch from Tuvok at 3:02 is so very well done. 🖖❤️🖖
This is my favourite scene from this 2-parter......& probably from the entire series of Voyager. The music was totally on point as well.
This and its follow-up: "Time's up." An epic act of self-sacrifice that brings a nightmare an end.
This was Voyager it's absolute best. Ds9 elements were there, but it remained TNG at the core, just a superb two-parter.
2:40 Tuvok: "Live long and prosper to you, Captain!!"
Janeway: "Same to you, Tuvok! The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few!!"
She’s supposed to say peace and long life
"..., or the one." ♡ T.E.N.
“L’chaim! To life!”
Janeway has an obviously emotional scene with Tuvok and then subtly acknowledges Chakotay's absence. Brilliant acting
I wish we could have seen that watch again in later episodes. Maybe on Janeway's ready room desk or something. We didn't have to see her get it again, just know that she did, in the new timeline.
Superb acting. What an amazing series.
I get the sense that Harry wanted to say SOMETHING to his Captain ... probably an objection to her staying ... but he was still a lil too young (raw) to do so.
Can I get a promotion even if it’s symbolic is what he’s probably thinking along with farewell?
Nah that's because Rick Breman hated Garret Wang because Rick Breman is a prick.
My favorite scene ❤❤❤
Same to you old friend 😢
As much as I love this Episode, and it *is* one of this Series' best (and ranks highly in the entire franchise overall), I feel like this scenario (Voyager all beaten up, Crew battered and exhausted, low on supplies) *should* have been the norm, especially in later years.
well hell, technically they died like, what, seven times? on the way home? Alternate dimensions, time travel, time paradoxes.
The little girl is literally the sole survivor of a doomed timeline too
If any of them were Klingons, they would say today is a good day to die.
Or Sisko
Worf: "Today is a good day to die! Prepare for ramming speed!!"
LGranthamsHeir Tough little ship..... 🤭
there was one HALF Klingon, but that was not her adage. lol
When Tuvok and Janeway talk tho....😭😭😭
I wish that there was a cross over I like to see the Defiant batter the wepons ship
Like Janeway I got tears when he hugged her too
This is the second best "live long and prosper" only bested by Spock saying it to Kirk before his death
*Janeway touches Tuvok's face*
"Fascinating. Why do I have this physical response in my uniform pants?"
Amazing scene.
Mulgrew...so phenomenal. Janeway was easily my favorite Capt.
Perfect metaphor...you could say voyager is not voyager and in this regard you could extend this "metaphor"(of voyager) to hope...our dreams and ideas when things are at their most dire and desperate.. I can't speak for anyone else but 3:15 -3:47...that moment where the burden of responsibility rests on her..I get it...that 32 seconds sums up the responsibility (in the face of the most dark and desperate) I personally have to myself...no matter the costs.
One of the best hours of television ever.
This scene is what makes Janeway one of the best if not THE best Capt in Starfleet!
There is a reason the call them “Hero Ships”. Every ship named Enterprise especially the D, the Defiant, Voyager and the NX-01. Heroes all with a special place in our hearts.
I thought it was interesting that the writers made Voyager the first ship to have "bio-neural circuitry", which was a nice nuance to make it feel more life-like. It really was considered a member of the family by Janeway.
I like the theory that the doctor IS the ships computer personified. So the ship could be “alive”.🤓
Excellent. ♡ T.E.N.
3:26 This reminds me of a similar scene in First Contact. Perfect music choice.
Still makes me cry …
That's how i feel about me car
Can anyone notice the similarities between this scene and the battlestar galactica soundtrack?
If only more cruise ship captains behave this way.
Voyager is so badly damaged it looks like camouflage.
Just like the next gen crew.....I always and will always live picard and janeway