Star Trek Day 2020 | Voyager Panel | Paramount+
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Star Trek: Voyager, host Mica Burton welcomes stars Kate Mulgrew (Kathryn Janeway), Robert Picardo (The Doctor), Robert McNeill (Tom Paris), Garrett Wang (Harry Kim), Tim Russ (Tuvok), and Ethan Phillips (Neelix). They recall life on the set of Voyager, reflect on Star Trek's first female captain, and reveal where they think their characters ended up. Plus, keep an eye out for a surprise guest!
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Tim Russ should be the first person any actor calls when they're cast to play a Vulcan. He absolutely nailed it
As a kid he was ok, but on a rewatch as an adult I must agree with you. Tim Russ is a genius. So much humor in so little emotion.
He was the most Vulcan Vulcan.
Agreed
Didnt he play a Klingon in Deep Space Nine when that guy stole Dax's trill?
@Randy A ty
The one crew I wish could have gotten a feature film.
Amen!
They had the hazard team video game.
It's pretty and they all play there characters
Agreed, after TNG. This was my go to series
Imagine a movie involving all the franchises, I would actually wet myself lol.
They had several multi-part episodes, which was basically a film back then.
Omg at Kate’s reference to Tom and Janeway’s salamander children. I died. 🤣🤣🤣
Hilarious!!!
They even made action figures and labeled them "mutant offspring" th-cam.com/video/8UpHAC8oH6k/w-d-xo.html
The years when DS9 and Voyager were both on air were glorious.
candles that burn bright burn twice as fast
So true...for awhile...there was always two shows on at any time...TNG, and DS9.....STV...and DS9....then ..STV and STE...
Concur! DS9 was the best of Trek and it's last two seasons were awesome. And Voyager was a great show as well. First and only Trek that was good from the start. Even DS9 took a while to blossom. This new Star Drek is painfully bad. ST:Disco is pure garbage. ST: Picard craps all over Capt. Picard. Two thumbs way down!
@@davidlipman8093 voy has the biggest inherent flaws and some of the worst episodes of any of the real treks. mulgrew actually referenced the lizards episode. u could say it embodied the word 'trek' the most. and when it was firing on all cylinders, it was damn good, it made ppl sad that tv episodes were better than the tng movies. imagine if they had a movie budget.
@Statler Waldorf Enterprise, did kill the Franchise...I remember not liking it at the time
I’ve seen Voyager 10 times over, it NEVER gets boring.
Same here.
1 of my fave obscure episodes (2 parter) in all of trek was in voy. "dragonteeth".
It's my favourite series out of the whole franchise. I still have episodes to watch which I recorded on my digi box. Love the characters and plenty of good stories. Was sad it came to an end but at least they got back home.
Its a great show. I just wish they would have filmed it on film instead of tape. Since it was filmed on tape, there will never be a digital remaster of the show, because you cannot remaster tape.
Rookie numbers!
I'll never tire of hearing these guys' voices. You can't not smile
then play star trek online as there all in it..not jane way tho sadly
yeahhhhhh, kathrine jane wey
@@eliasheikkinen4169 ?
@@Visual_Gag STO had a spelling error on Janeways name, ppl got upset.
I wish it never ended at all. One of the best Star Trek shows I've ever watched with the best CAST ever put together. I would watch over and over again.
Robert Picardo now looks like his Doctor Zimmerman counterpart as featured on DS9 and that one episode of Voyager.
He has become his creator.
Voyager is my favorite Trek series. The humanity, drama, character growth, and endearment made it so for me.
The day Nelix left....
I'm not crying. You're crying.
They are all alive and well. I WANT A MOVIE!!!
I want a remake :D
Voyager has the best opening theme music.
@@briane5706 Absolutely. The only series I won't skip the intro on. It's epic!
Voyager is so underrated, probably one of the best series I've seen. Competes very well with TNG on my tier list
"Time is telescopic." Where does Janeway end and Kate begin?!
The two are intertwined she put 250 percent of herself into the character
11:50 McNeill is correct, that Trek was massive in the mid-90s. Literally half of the soundstages at Paramount Studios were housing Star Trek sets.
Real talk: the night my Grandfather died and I was told about it, the intro to Voyager was playing. I was pushing my little sister in her indoor kid swing and watching the show helped me deal with it. I loved watching it after that. It was a much needed escape. Thanks to you guys for giving me that and, in part, my die-hard love of sci-fi. Respect.
My husband and I named our daughter B’Elanna, though we write it Belanna. She is a little warrior.
Nice Levar photobomb... I had no idea this was his daughter... I should have figured... she's lovely!
I know right !
Until I read your comment, I was wondering why he was with her and why they weren't social distancing. Now it makes sense.
I saw them at E3 2010. She was hella little then.
Had no clue at first! Good to see LaVar!
Cool! Speaking of great pairings in shows, the Data/Geordi dynamic was awesome too.
they literally save my life, i was in a very dark place a few years ago and those people safe me.
I just want them to know that they have my eternal gratitude and i hope they come back in the Picard show.
Same
Glad they did and you're still around with us.
@@chironOwlglass if I may be so bold, i don't think it was them who saved you. YOU saved you. They were there along for the ride and they may have given you some comfort, but it was you that did the work. Never forget that.
OMG! I am crying with happiness. Voyager is me favorite show. I have seen it 8 times since day one it came out.
I am as old as Star Trek the original.
Every time I seen Nelix at the end of the series leaving, I cry every single time.
Who thought Tuvok "dancing" would be so emotional
Adding Jeri Ryan would have made this panel even better
It’s a matter of scheduling. If they’re working on a second season of Picard, she probably wasn’t available
Totes filming.....
Roxann Dawson
But I’m sure she’s working. Always seem see her name popping up in credits.
TBH, adding Jeri Ryan to anything makes it better
I have a bit of a unique perspective when it comes to Voyager. When I met my wife - some context here... I am a Canadian who lived in China and met a Chinese girl who couldn't speak any English Well, it just so happened that we bonded over our love of Voyager. We watched the series together (with Chinese subs!) and it really brought us closer together. Over time, her English improved through watching the series and through myself of course being an English Teacher at the time. Fast forward to today and we are once again rewatching the series with our 4-year-old son who is already in love with the show and always asking when we can sit together and watch the next episode! At the time of writing this, we are currently on Season 3 Episode 12, just before Voyager's meeting of Seven of nine. I really do hope the cast gets to read this and learns the impact that they and the show has not only had on our life but our relationships as well. We truly thank everyone who worked so long and hard on the show! Just to let you know though, we are still waiting for our Voyager movie!!! Take care and LLAP!
if Voyager was helpful for your wife's ability to speak English, I hope she didn't get stuck with a lot of the techno-babble.
@@Marchant2 haha, she didn't, but she may have picked up some of the doctor's bedside manner! Actually, more like Janeway's stubbornness!
Douglas Paine love this. I hope they do get to read it. Lovely story.
That's a beautiful story! I started watching Voyager when my health deteriorated to the point that I could no longer be around other people because of severe allergies (basically, I've been "quarantining" and "social distancing" for years!) I was a bit of a medical mystery, so I had no help from doctors - and in fact, being in a medical facility is where I am LEAST safe, because I am allergic to all the things you find there, and because doctors fundamentally disbelieve anything I say about my illness (MCAS). I identified so much with the sense of isolation that the crew of Voyager faced constantly. Whenever they had an issue, they could not call for reinforcements. They were all on their own, just like me. I consider all the characters of TNG, DS9, and Voyager my family, but Voyager will always be special to me because of that.
@@chironOwlglass Very touching! I am sorry to hear of your struggles, I do hope it got better for you and hope there will be a day that there won't be anything doctors can't cure! Hang in there, we're rooting for you!
Ty Kate Mulgrew for being a fab role model for young girls who dream of being scientists, explorers and yes, captains. U paved the way for our dreams...💐
she was the best female leader bar none of my childhood. no one has come close to exemplifying the characteristics that she nailed in that role.
She was a role model to me too. I was a guy in my late teens. But male or female she was a protector of her crew and the principals of Star fleet. She was incredible.
VideoVoid TV very good clarification, "male or female." A shit ton of real world female AND male leaderscould learn from her character.
Seven was my role model. Gender is irrelevant.
Funny you say this ..
I often wonder why FEMINISTS
Never menchen these empowered women
Like captin jain way
And other .. women .. but now ..
My girl's now 12 23 23 26 All
Watched star treck and af funny
Enough not FEMINISTS but got well payed jobs
My 12 year watch stars with me .. and Falling stars ..
I love how Tim has an orchid sitting on the table behind him.
Yes!
But did he have to comb the desert to find it?
Richard Gadberry Nah. He didn’t find shit in that desert.
@@Icarusabove er, I hope you understood what they meant.
@@thegoose1005 Richard's comment is a reference to Spaceballs.
Tim Russ was a character in that movie. He was combing the desert with a literal comb and when asked if he found anything he said "We ain't found shit"
These people and this show got me through some really hard times growing up. I’ve never met them and they don’t know me but when I see them I feel like I’m seeing family. I’m forever grateful for them and the amazing work they did and still do.
Mica was a great host! I bet LeVar is an amazing dad.
I was 14 when Voyager started. I was sooo excited to see a new show from the day it aired. It's still my favorite Star Trek series to this day. Many thanks for all the great episodes!
You must be my age then I didn’t see it in its original release but thanks to Netflix I binge watched it in 3 weeks back in 2018
Love Voyager regularly binge watch the whole series.
Dear cast of Voyager. THANK YOU for your excellent work in creating 7 seasons of Star Trek bliss. That moment when the crew lined the corridor to say goodbye to Neelix, brings a tear every time.
I love the scene in scene in season 7 when Neelix leaves the ship and everyone is lined up in the corridor. Very touching
I know this isn’t the same as actually meeting them in person but this is still a refreshing treat for everyone still in quarantine. I thought it was wonderful how they did the Dragon Con yesterday with these folks and that the fans could actually get one of the actors to call them and chat for like 90 seconds! I unfortunately didn’t have the time nor the technology but one of these days I will and I’ll do it by God!I love them telling their stories about how they played their characters and the like. Happy Star Trek day to all of the fans out there. This is something I’ve been needing.😁👍🏻
So delighted to see this panel. I’m 65 and watched Voyager from the beginning, and have continued to rewatch on an ongoing basis. While I know virtually all the episodes by heart now, I still discover things to enjoy anew each time I rewatch an episode.
I love how its probably extremely unlikely but even the heartfelt mention of the cast coming back to revisit the voyager crew even now would get me incredibly hyped. I grew up with this show. My dad loved next gen and wasn't a big fan of DS9 so I was introduced to Voyager as it started to air as a little kid. Never missed a week. I love Next Gen, DS9, The movies.. Voyager for me though has a little special place. Great show.
It's so nice to them all again. Proud to be a Star Trek fan.
Greetings from Germany!
I discovered this show during a very traumatic and dark time in my life, I can not overstate how it may have saved my life, as strange as that sounds, and I'm willing to bet I am not the only one. I've seen the entire franchise, growing up with a mom who was a huge fan of the original, but Voyager is by far, my favorite. I watch an episode every evening as I'm falling asleep. I'm sure I've seen the entire series at least 8 or 9 times. It's everything from the chemistry of the crew to the storylines, which includes Captain Proton and his sidekick, and anything with Q, as well as the way the doctor uniquely saved the crew on more than one occasion. I was invested in the ongoing humanity project that was 7 of 9, and I adored Kess and was so sad to see her leave. I currently watch Voyager on Netflix, and I hope that CBS doesn't decide to yank it to force fans to subscribe to their platform, but if they do, I will definitely purchase the series on DVD. I've already had it on my wish list for a while. I would buy any kind of reboot, whether it's a movie or new seasons, as well. Thank you to all of you for the peace, joy and hope you brought and continue to bring to my life.
Kate always speaks so poetically. And I just love the warmth between LeVar and the voyager cast
I watched this in my High School Years on UPN, (01 - 05) and I have re-watched with my daughter (2010) and son (2015). This show is a staple o f principles, strength, and hope for the future for our family.
We need a Janeway cameo in Picard. She looks ready for one.
There are going to be more voyager cameos in season 2
@@ravenvince2 The doctor as well especially with the captain having a holographic character.
Caroline Hirst Yeah I heard he’s the n talks and Kate is also in talks.
Pity Kate Mulgrew hates/is so jealous of Jeri Ryan. Makes it tricky.
Nick Mcmahon I’d kinda be curious to see what would happen 😂
So many good memories of watching Voyager. Growing up with a single mom who had 2 kids, we would watch it together as a family, and my mom said Janeway was her hero that inspired her at work. She was the only female in a high level position in a man's world at the time in her manufacturing company. Kate's portrayal got her through some really tough times, and I'm grateful for that.
It's great seeing most of the cast again! Voyager was REALLY underrated, if you ask me.
I have been watching Star Trek Voyager all my life. It was the first thing to do with Star Trek that I ever saw, and it got me really into the franchise. All the cast members nailed their characters, and gave us such good episodes. I don't think I would be nearly as into Star Trek as I am without these guys
Tuvok is my favorite Vulcan, Bravo Tim, that was difficult shoes to fill
I rewatched the show end-to-end a few years ago, and remember thinking how well the show has aged in some ways now that binging is possible and you can trace the character arcs. Robert Picardo's Doctor and the relationship between Tim Russ' Tuvok and Ethan Phillips' Neelix in particular have journeys that are truly legendary.
The only thing that Sucked about Voyager was that Harry Kim was forever Ensign Kim. No promotion during the series. Paris was promoted, demoted and promoted again. Tuvok was promoted.... Harry should have made LTJG during the series.
Freaking Janeway got Admiral for genocide.
I heard somewhere that he struggled with that during production. It was a challenge for the writers to keep adding to the individuals characters. Too let the actors grow...
Imagine how Mayweather and Sato felt in Enterprise. Still ensigns in the last episode, set 10 years after the first.
Garret reportedly complained about that lol but yeah, the only ensign bridge "officer" for decades lol
Let's be real, it wasn't the only thing that sucked about Voyager. It was a fun watch at the time, I never missed an episode and Robert Picardo was a joy but there was some pretty bad writing in it. Yes there were dud episodes of TNG as well, but Voyager still paled in comparison. If Nu Trek didn't exist I'd place Voyager as one of the weakest series.
My first convention was at 12 years old (2001) as my Gran was going through Cancer and my Dad took me 200 miles to Blackpool (He liked Star Wars knew noting about Trek also insulted a Klingon in dress but just avoided a fight *embarrassed) and all the cast there was so kind to me *they didn't know about my Gran. I was just a kid*. To this day it was my best convention as everyone was so kind. But especially Kate Mulgrew...She gave EVERYONE a free autograph there. Bar the times she was on stage she was signing a few thousand of them. I was like 2500 and she hugged me and was so genuine. That is a moment I will never forget, along with Patrick Stewart coming on stage ( I used all of my disposable camera pics on that). Robert Picardo and Ethan Phillips answering my question on Q&A. They really are not only a great cast but lovely people. I met the rest in Peterborough in 2012 and still the same with laughs.
i still watch it every day, burn through ther show 3 or 4 times a year, def my fav, tom is my fav character, the best arc, but all the cast holds a special place in my heard. and voryager the ship of course, soooo beautiful in design.
Kate Mulgrew ❤️
This was my entry into star trek on my own that i watched because it was it live in tv, it is and always be special to me. My uncle is a huge star trek fan and I loved the original show and the franchise because of him, and my relationship with the show grew even more when i watched it on my own.
I can’t believe how much I miss voyager too. What a great series and fantastic cast.
My 6 year old absolutely loves Voyager... this is freaking awesome
I just smiled throughout the entire video. Very difficult to do during these crazy times...thanks Voyager crew...the best family on TV.
Hello everyone!!
I am 57 years old ...& I was blessed to be have been able to see the original Star Trek’s ?..when I was so young and impressionable... that;..I believed everything I saw !!
and I know now;... that everything I saw ?..is true!
and that we are about to have it all revealed...(That:..America has had a space program, for many many decades!!)
And;...that’s the most “funnest part”
about everything to do with Star Trek ...
and all of the various series ...and I wish all of you,
the greatest success.. and love.. and that we all care for each other...
and we all appreciate each other !..
and I want to let you all know how much I appreciate you , all !!
and how much you truely-influenced.. my life !
I wouldn’t be the same without:... you all...
Thank you for all of your kindness and your sacrifices in sharing this amazing journey with us all
Voyager needs a full HD remaster on bluray with lots of extras, just like the TNG remaster, that's all I want to see, the JJ and Kurtzman version of what they think is Star Trek holds no interest for me. Voyager and DS9 HD remasters, future proof the shows, preserve them for future generations to cherish as we do.
indeed! With all this AI upscaling technics studios have accsess to today this is a must!! I still watch voyager on netflix, but i would live to buy a bluray version with extra material such as, behind the scenes and the making of startrek.
@@ra6865 I wouldnt be happy to pay for CBS to cheap-out and just do an upscaling of the DVDs. If I'm paying good, hard earned money, it would have to be a full remaster with the 35mm film negatives scanned, just as they did for TNG.
Sadly CBS are focused solely on the rubbish that Kurtzman and Co. are trying desperately to pass off as Star Trek, so the Voyager and DS9 remasters are unlikely to happen. LLAP
Impossible. TNG was filmed on real analogue filmstrips but ds9 and voy was filmed directly to digital tape. Tape isn't near as good in quality like film. It's never hd capable
@@jamiethomas18 accully in gaming the ai upscaling is better then.native resolution. So if they do it they need to use the latest tech. But i am not sure they are intrested. They seem to like the dark dystopian version of startrek. So even if they do it they will do a shitty job just to earn some cash.
@@oholibama8888 DS9 and Voyager weren't filmed on tape, they used 35mm film and composited the effects on tape. It's well documented. So it is possible.
What a great show, it's hard for me to say goodbye at the and of every star trek 😢
I love how into it Garret still is. He once said he was a Trekkie when he was cast and knew Star Trek's history. Garret went into this show as a fan and did an amazing job but he was never ashamed to show his enthusiasm.
What an emotional video. I wasn't on the set , but I was in the audience, and that makes me feel like part of the family.
Picardo in 2020 looks EXACTLY the same as Picardo in 95.
he looks like a melted 1995 Picardo.
No... Not really.
Cause he’s a hologram
Stewart did the same for the last 30 years lol
@@RQ--dg5ne lmfaooo his stream is degrading
Robert Picardo and Ethan Phillips could nearly be twins.
Dale Gibson Funny enough, they were originally considered in each others spots in the cast!
Even after so long the cast looks great! Voyager was the first startrek show I got to watch as it aired, it has a special place in my heart. I love it.
I would love a T-shirt that says, “think about it, what would Janeway do?”
As I would say this to my kids whenever they had a problem lol
Destroy Tuvix
There’s the right way, there’s the wrong way and there’s the Janeway.
dude, im gonna go to the flea market and make some for myself thats says that lol, thanks for the idea.
star trek really brings actors together and i love that
To celebrate 25 years, started watching Voyager again! It's a gem ❤️
Voyager was my favorite of the all the Star Trek series. The cast made it a treat to watch. Watching this has got my interest up to watch it again.
This is just awesome!! I miss these guys and girls acting together and going to strange new worlds with them...was a big part of my growing up and it still is 25 years later.
I just re-watched the entire Voyager series this year and love all the actors and characters they played so well. So many of the stories inspired me. Thanks to all these wonderful people for putting their hearts and souls into what they did and happy 25th anniversary!
My younger son is 8, older 11, he is actually in hospital (neuroborreliosis), but he was angry to me, my wife and younger, as we finished the series without him. My younger, he is playing the flute, is still singing the melody. So, we will watch it in a couple of days again. Your series is their prefered series ever. It is probably the best star trek series ever. Care your self, thank you.
Every time I see or hear Kate Mulgrew, I see or hear Katherine Hepburn.
She’s a modern day Hepburn she played the role onstage in Tea at Five for 3 years and won awards for it
I love this show soooo much. Be'lanna was my favorite and the one i most relate with. Thanks to this show, I started taking computer science, podcast engineering, and technical ethics. Thanks to the Voyager crew, I am now the Chief Podcast Engineer. Thank you Voyager for inspiring me to achieve my best self!! Thanks to you, my future, though unknown like the galaxy, I am excited for it.
Yes, I loved Belanna so much. They took the sense of shame K'Ehleyr felt towards her Klingon side and fleshed it out in a way that is so beautiful and so relatable to anyone who has any identity that they feel pressured to be ashamed of, whether that's talking about people of color, people who are neurodivergent, or anything else. The storyline with her wanting to eliminate all Klingon DNA from her daughter, and then the fact that her daughter having Klingon DNA saved a whole group of Klingons who were without hope, is so powerful. Star Trek has always been a beacon of diversity in a world that demands conformity. It started with Data not just loving his child despite the fact that she was like him, but loving her _because_ she was like him. Star Trek taught me not to hate myself, and that has completely changed my life.
What a great story. I love it when people get inspired by strong female lead characters in tv shows. Until today (2020) it's still a rare occurrence.
@@chironOwlglass Beautifully said my friend. This show inspires love, bravery and intelligence.
@@junglecat_rant And just think of how many more can come with Janeway series. 🖖
Voyager still remains my all time favorite. I still watch the episodes, even though I've watched the entire 7 seasons at least 3-4 times lol.
Damn, the nostalgia... I still watch Voyager with my mom and sister on occasion, this show never gets old!
I'm currently watching Voyager (5th time) now, and the show is still as amazing as ever.
I watched star trek voyager the first time this year. I thought it would be no where near as good as ds9. I got the dvd collection and started it with a idea I would hate it. SO WRONG. I watched the dvd collection twice, back to back. Love you guys. You brought so much happiness to my life. Would love to see you guys do another voyager part 2
nice find, who was your fav character? mine was tom, loved teh whole story arc they gave him.
@@CrashCraftLabs tuvok and neelix
Ethan and Picardo haven’t changed but everybody looks great.
That was a great interview! All the actors got a chance to speak and the moderator did an excellent job! And of course the Burton stop in was awesome.
About 3 years ago I went back and rewatched this entire series. I so enjoyed it I would love to see these characters get some spotlight on Picard.
How nice to see this. All the Star Trek series that are streaming have helped get me through this crazy COVID experience.
The Journey never ended for me, Voyager brought one of the most well defined Captains to the center seat and took the franchise into new territory. Thank you for all that you brought to life. Live long and prosper.
We need the complete, uncut version of this.
You get them all together and we get 19 mins.......
Hello I just want to say I still watch Voyager series at least twice a year and it is the best Star Trek ever made I love Voyager and I always will and I love each and everyone of you guys thank you for a wonderful show
Kate Mulgrew is STILL a gorgeous woman.
And such a boss. Impossible NOT to admire that woman. Love her.
Brad Smith I was saddened to hear that she and jeri Ryan did not get along.
@@robertstalnaker5728 I assumed that was why Jeri wasn't on the panel lol
She really did COMMAND that show! She was never once shown up by any of the other actors including J Ryan.
No, no she is not.
I have just rewatched my DVD boxes of Voyager, the last episode yesterday and it its an abolutely fantastic Star Trek series, i loved every minute (again).
My dad introduced me into star trek and showed me Star trek voyaged when I was like 9 so now I sometimes still watch it 2 or 3 times a year
I remember Voyager still airing when I was a kid and watching it with my Dad. Love this show and these actors & actresses!
Kate was asked how her character (Janeway) remains relevant today 25 years later and she answered as though she was asked what it was like to take on the role. I would have liked to have heard the answer to the actual question. Love Voyager, love the cast and adore Captain Kathryn Janeway!
I definitely got the feels seeing them all together (with the exception of course Roxann Dawson & Robert Beltran) even though it's in a teleconference form definitely brought a smile to my face. 🖖
ive seen so many episodes of start trek voyager over and over again it never gets boring.
Kate Mulgrew is one of the most gifted orators in modern times.
That's very true
She was also supposedly awful onset to Jeri Ryan
Oratory is not the same thing as being well spoken or articulate.
@@ishkibable yawn. Old news. Anyone with an even passing acquaintance of Voyager knows this. They got over it and mended fences.
Brian buried the hatchet. Kate and Jeri made up.
I miss Voyager so much 😳
Wonderful to see the actors, have to watch the series again .Thank you for a great interview!
In lock down I am still watching Star Trek Voyager. And I have seen all Episode 17 Times till. I LOVE Star Trek Voyager....
Beau-ti-ful, I had goosebumps for the whole 20 minutes. All the best to everyone, you all shaped me more than I like to admit.
Thank you for this, I am currently re watching all seasons again not even realizing it was an anniversary year! You guys helped raise my kids, thank you!
“In those days spirits were brave, the stakes were high, men were real men, women were real women and small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri were real small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri.”
I only recently realised that, as much as I love every Starfleet crew (yes, including the Discovery one despite the problems I had with the show) these guys are "my crew!" I was listening to a medly of theme tunes and it was the Voyager one that caused an immediate smile.
They need a Voyager movie. I have the perfect plot. Neelix is informed that the kids saved from the Borg are about to be reintroduce. Neelix finds a way to send a message to Tuvok and Janeway.
I have more Ideas but I want to see if others could keep the story going with your own twist. Keep it going.
they cant crappy st picard killed one off
@@peteramaranth85 not in the delta quadrant.
I wish there would be a movie or show where Picard would crossover voyager...
Would love that. That brings then back to the Delta Quadrant and that's a whole thing right there. Frankly, I'd love to see what happened with Kazon and seska
If we ignore Picard, there could be a subplot about Icheb and Seven struggling with seeing the Borg again after so many years and Ichebs trauma at what his parents did.
When LeVar makes his cameo I hit that Like so hard! 👍
Kate's acting in the series is astonishing. I thought that Patrick Stewart was so far above everyone, but I was wrong. She was filled with nuance, emotion, sensitivity and energy. A fantastic 7-year performance. And 7of9 didn't hurt!
Triple thumbs up! I can't count how many times I've watched a clip on TH-cam then immediately watched the whole episode on blu-ray because it brought back so many good memories.
I like how fun and joyful Ethan Phillips' Neelix is, even though he's caked in 2 hours of makeup.
I just hope to God all this talent doesn't go to waste. I pray and pray all these cast will see a reunion on tv someday! 🙏🙏😊 Ds9 ent voy
The cast was perfection, the ship was a great design, and the Lost in the Delta quadrant supplied the Fun.
Hi i am from taiwan
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ST:Voyager is my favorite Star Trek series.
I want to tell Kate Mulgrew that the role you interpret has taught me a lot, especially tolerance and care.
Also, I want to tell Garrett Wang that a large part of the reason why I can be a part of a research organization today is because of the role you played Harry Kim.
Thank you all, And I love you all.
Live Long And Prosper. :)