Star Trek Voyager - The Long Road Home (1080p HD)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- The Federation Starship Voyager is flung over 70 thousand light years away from home into the Delta Quandrant. Voyager's crew have no way of quickly returning home back to the Alpha Quadrant. So they must now begin their very long and dangerous journey for home.
During their journey, Voyager finds a way to teleport the holographic doctor all the way to the Alpha Quadrant in order to communicate with Starfleet. Later on, Voyager (with the help of Lieutenant Barclay) is able to briefly establish two-way communication with Starfleet. And then finally, Voyager is able to use one of the Borg's transwarp hubs to travel back to the Alpha Quadrant, destroying the hub in the process and crippling the Borg's ability to instantly travel across the galaxy in order to find others to assimilate and conquer.
After 7 long years, Voyager and it's crew finally make it back Home.
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A lot of people don't like that they kinda just used the future Janeway to buff voyager and get it home quick, but if you consider Janeway as a person it makes a lot of sense. She is determined and resourceful, but often takes it to the extreme and refuses to give up, for example in the year of hell where she could have turned around after the first Krenim attacks and gone around but chose to smash her head into that wall and it cost her dearly. In this case it was Seven's death that she couldn't let go of and so she did some crazy dumb and illegal stuff to change that, and even if it wasn't Seven it statistically would have been someone else she cared about. Maybe it was a little rushed but I feel like there wasn't much of a way to do that storyline in a way that didn't feel rushed, besides doing a DS9 8-episode finale type of thing. However you feel about the ending, badass armored voyager smashing through the borg to get home in one desperate attempt and arriving to a small fleet as a greeting party is such a feel-good ending for trek nerds. This show was easily my favorite and sadly marked the end of decent trek.
Apart from watching the original Star Trek series, Voyager was one of my favourites, 😉👍
"Keep a docking bay open for us...". It gets me every time!
Tears just tears cant even speak happy that they made it home
Close enough to the 80's for the fans of the original Star Trek series ro appreciate it and the other versions that came along. I watched the original series a reruns when I was young. This actually brought up some great emotions and memories I have of watching with my family.
Thumbs up from a Child of the 60s.
Should of made a special episode of the Voyager crew docking in earth space dock, reunited with their friends n family's and one hell of a welcome home party
Seriously I have watched this series at least 5 times over the last 5 years.
So many years...but I feel emotional all the time. To the journey guys.
To the journey.
It brought tears to my eyes. Man, I LOVE VOYAGER and I love Captain Janeway!❤
You and me both. Voyager was an awesome show, and Janeway was a great captain. I really do miss this show. At least we got to see Seven of Nine in ST Picard. I still would like to know what happened to the rest of the crew once they got back to Earth. Maybe some day, they’ll continue the Voyager story. I’d really like that.
@Child of the 80s I have read the novel after they get back to Earth. According to the novel, Janeway and Chakotay were living together( they had already slept together once when they were alone on that planet while on Voyager. After living a year together, admiral Janeway goes on a mission and sacrifices herself to the Borg, living Chakotay in pain......
Apparently, Janeway returns later with the help of Q - (from what I heard, I don't know if that is true).
That's all I know.
It could have been nicer if we could have seen what happened to them on the big screen.
@Liljana Sufaj wow thank you so much for the update. I assumed Chakotay would've still been with Seven of Nine and Janeway would've reunited with her boyfriend from before they were sent to the Delta Quadrant. Guess I was wrong. And me too, it would've been nice to give Voyager an actual movie, like they've done for the original ST and for Next Gen. I've heard whisperings of a Voyager reunion, but they've been saying that for years. Thanks so much for your comments.
@Child of the 80s You are welcome! Seven and Chakotay were never meant to be together in the book. That was just a trill of Seven ( the actress who was the girlfriend of the producer to pair her up with Chakotay at the end of Season 7 on Voyager).
On the other hand, between Chakotay and Janeway, there was always a special spark that they tried to hide it( remember Chakotay getting very jealous of Q when he wanted to mate with Janeway).
They slept together only once when they were alone on the planet, but because she was the Captain, when they returned back to Voyager, she couldn't do that anymore......
So, Chakotay, after getting together with Seven in the end, when they return home, he split up with her and get together with Kathryn. Janeway becomes an admiral and the Most Decorated Officer in Starfleet History. She carries on with Starfleet, while Chakotay returns into teaching Antropology in schools.
Amazing to have this all in one place :) thank you!
So AMAZING! Thank you for doing this!
I can't deny that it may have brought a tear to my eye... you certainly struck an emotional tone with your clip selection and edit.
Something that annoys me about the scene where The Doctor is downloaded to The Prometheus, his mobile emitter is downloaded as well. Yet it's gone when he gets there. I also never really realized the significance of Chakotay piloting Voyager until seeing this. He was a Maquis criminal who was trying to get away from Starfleet, now he's flying right towards them, doing a victory lap over Earth.
Awesome Chakotay.
The crew and Janeway will both be thoroughly debriefed over what happened during those past 7 years. The information gained from the interviews will be used to build a picture of the delta quadrant,new training syllabus and possibly new tactics. The Delta flyer was designed during the journey and used for survey,research and tactical rescue. It will now be taken and properly tested.
New aircraft normally spend several months in the research and development stage and then 3-5 years of testing minimum before being certified fit for purpose.
Thank you very much for putting those clips together. I watched each and every episode as it came out and have watched the entire series multiple times since then and have thoroughly enjoyed it and never gotten tired of it. I really enjoyed this video thank you so much for putting it together
Beautifully done video. All of Voyager in less than 20 min. Forgot about how emotional the last few moments were. Was a bit disappointed tho that u didn’t include the part when Tom got word he was a dad, but I enjoyed it just the same. Thx .
75 years that seems like a lifetime journey there glad Q helped at the end to lessen the time
Great brilliant fantastic and big thanks for all the hard work
Awesome cut. Thank you 🍻
Outstanding video well done voyager is my favorite Star Trek series
Never understood why it was important for the doc to be beamed back .if he's just a program they could have just sent a copy
True, they maybe could have sent a copy of the doctor in the tranmission, but then there would be no suspense, so no one mentioned it.
To paraphrase the words of Pitch Meetings series when asked why wasn't something done in a movie or show? Answer... "so that the show could happen!"
That would violate the RIAA directive.
As I understand it, he is too complex to be copied.
Voyager was easily my favourite ST franchise.
Nice compilation! From a child of the 60s!
Thanks so much! I’m an 80s kid, but I’m also a Trekkie. I think ST Voyager was an extremely underrated and often overlooked Star Trek series. But I think it was great; I still do. Thank You for your nice comment.
Great work! I really enjoyed your video!
I grew up with this even tho it ended before I was born
I love this show
Capt Janeway tells the bridge to brace for impact.
But not the rest of the ship.
That video choked me up a bit.
I always felt like many of the *concepts* in the ending were actually pretty good, and upgraded Voyager looked visually stunning, but the ending itself was rushed and weakly executed. If they'd have had a season of Voyager basing itself from one region of space while they built up for the final fight I think it would've potentially been amazing, and I wish they'd have found a way to do it without dipping into the timeline bending stuff too, it cheapened the ending a bit for me
There would have potentially another way to get Voyager home even faster, but it would have been MUCH riskier. That would have been to force the warp engines to just below the speed of light, say .9999c and use time dilation to compress the 70 thousand year journey to a mere few years aboard the ship. Then use the original Enterprise and Spock's "slingshot" equations to thrust them back in time to when they original left. Like in TOS when they intercepted Gary Seven and a nuclear missile launch in the 1960s.
Not to mention that they could have seen what the Federation (if it survived) might have looked like in 70 thousand years. At that point, their might have been ultra advanced technology to simply send them back to their appropriate timeframe. Another idea would have been to construct stasis pods for the crew, use copies of the EMH modified for specialized tasks and work duties, and allow the holograms to run the ship for the 75 year journey back. The crew sleeps, and the holograms (perhaps even androids) would operate and repair the ship for the entire journey. That would have been the most practical, and despite 75 years later, Janeway and her crew would still easily fit in the new century.
Big like from a kid of the 50's.
If this doesn't make you tear up, you didn't watch it right.
Robert Picardo was so definitely the best part of this _alright_ show. Any episode that focused on the Doctor was always the best.
I liked it the most of any star trek show. Wasn't boring.
@@jeremiahG4 Then the new movies are right up your alley, yo.
@@josephschultz3301 they're just mindless action. Voyager was a perfect balance
@@jeremiahG4 I don't think we can ever agree here. But I'm also not willing to just insult you further for no reason. I already feel bad about the movie bash, especially seeing your response, which I completely agree with.
Because mindless action _isn't_ Star Trek.
There's things that I did like about Voyager, yo. The Doctor, Seven of Nine getting increasingly badass over time, Tuvok's ability to look disapproving of literally anything, etc.
Alright, I'll stop being an ass. I'm glad that you enjoyed Voyager too. It's not my favorite, but it wasn't the worst either. There's good stuff here.
Picardo was outstanding
It was one of the finer ST series I've seen.
Thanks for the seat.
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ENJOYED IT
A New Voyager Series should be made, like Picard.
perfect
This is my first star trek series I watched I loved it and then watched the others there are some I like better then others but voyager is my in top 2 the other one is startrek next gen
Thank You .
Thank you......
Very nice work
6:58. Doctor dropped the F bomb. F$%k
Janeway should've had Q's baby or whatever and then had Q take them back home. I also wonder what percentage of voyager from the beginning of the series still existed of the ship by the time they made it home?
Yep. Needs of the many. And it's not like it was a life sacrifice as far as we knew. Stubborn selfishness. "I'm supposed to be wary of this guy so I guess my crew can't go home."
Great job
Voyager with new upgrade,
Very good against borg ship
Voyager is the topofthemost of Star Trek . It meets the prime directive!!!!!! Captain Janway the best!!!!!!! Of course my opinion
I still /kinda/ wish Janeway had said "set a course for sector 001" instead of "home" in the last line. Also kinda don't, however.
She was already in sector 001
Love the show, but the final ending was too abrupt.
And most of these actors never worked again.
so you just forgot Season 4 Episode 2 "The Gift" did you....?
And will be looking for holes... wormholes, assholes, cheese holes, sewage holes, manholes...and most of all plotholes.
How can I watch the Star Trek Saga's on cable TV 📺?
And the reason they just didnt run when they first saw the wave was?????
I thought that Borg ships were cubic in design not spherical.
Am I wrong 😑
Watch the series, u'll be surprised.
The round ones are like scout ships/ emergency escape ships
In the more current series the borg ships finally can take on every thinkable shape. Evolution even happens on the borg species. Escape- or spreading-mission vessels are round and small which was already seen in the "First contact" movie. These Immediately exit from up-on-exploding cubes e.g.
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This was a great franchise until it became the sjw, misandry fest it turned into after Enterprise. Because of it I'm very cautious of Strange New World's.
Yeah , it turned into another woke mentality Hollywood creation. Pro globalist one world order garbage.
Same here. Everything after Enterprise has been nothing but woke rubbish with loads of misandry. Thing is, there was never any misogyny in the original Star Trek, Next Generation, Deep Space 9, Voyager or Enterprise, yet for some reason they deliberately incorporated feminism, misandry and sjw diatribe into both Picard and Discovery. Because of that I decided I was completely done with Star Trek. If they did away with that garbage in Strange New Worlds then I'll have to take your word for it but I have no interest in seeing it because IMO their prior writing ruined this franchise for so many fans. I'll always watch ToS thru Enterprise but I have NO interest in watching anything beyond that because of their wokeness.
"60.000 light yearsfeels much closer now", every time get me the feels
Easily one of my faves. I especially love the banter between the EMHs. They finally get along when they find a common enemy
I never had a chance to see Voyager in its original broadcasts, but this def piques my curiosity and perseverance to watch it in full. Thanks, C of th 80s!
Excellent; thanks for posting.
So this series has the potential to go on for 75 years :-)
Thanks for making the video I enjoyed it
Very underrated series considering it was fantastic. Every season.
Before I knew it I’d watch the whole thing. That doesn’t happen very often! Good job!
Set a course for the nearest coffee shop.
Nice selection of exerts. Quite nostalgic.
Always on Paramount Plus
I've watched this a dozen or more times ! Love it. Never understood the Janeway hair !
In Australia a Royal commission made a report last week on a bad government policy lasting four years. It was 990 pages. I reckon the captain's report would be at least 50,000 pages.
Please could you make one of DS9, That would be great. Love this video.
This was very well done! 🚀👽
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ST:Voyager was MY PERSONALLY FAVORITE of all the Star Trek franchise [I purchased the last 4 seasons {with Jeri Ryan/Seven of Nine and repeatedly watch it over-'N-over}} (...loved it more than the original) BECAUSE it was more SCIENTIFIC & EXPLORATIONAL, rather than wham-bang techno-piric/explosions/always alien-killing.
Space "IS" about exploration (I PERSONALLY wished we spent more money on space exploration RATHER THAN blowing-up-each-other with expensive weapons of mass destruction!)
voyager was always the best star trek for me. ds9 was good but Janeway did something no other capt could have done. make it home and not throw away there morals. id like to see Pacard do that.
Nice to see the old transphasic torpedoes in action again.
What a story. It's my favorite ST series. :)
Great, thank you ! Subscribed !
Amazing show :) Put tear in my eyes !!!!
Well done
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A series that was ended way too abruptly, Endgame felt like a "We have to finish this up now or newer" and not like a proper ending. Would have loved to see the original planned story arc.
BTW, a little plothole, don't read further if you hate spoilers:
When the borg queen died in Endgame, did a clone die in First Contact?
Yeah the ending seemed to be a bit rushed and the ending was a bit of an anti climax, after been 70000 LG yrs from home and all the trials and tribulations you would think they would celebrate a bit more tbh.never mind protocol.
the joys of time travel paradox. the borg queen in endgame is killed by The Old Janeway, by sending voyager home earlier and saving seven's life that way, The Old Janeway's reason for travelling back to the past is erased, so she wouldn't have to go back, and if she doesn't go back, the borg queen doesn't die
When ST Picard completes season 3 I would Love to see Janeway take the helm in season 4.
She's kind of getting her story continued in Prodigy
hahha a the escort in the end ... so you guys dont get lost on the last 5 meters ....