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- The Star Trek franchise has given fans all kinds of colorful and fascinating characters over the years, but one of the most iconic characters from Star Trek: Voyager wasn’t introduced until the fourth season. Some people criticized Jeri Ryan’s Seven of Nine as a character who only existed for her good looks, but she quickly became one of the most interesting and layered characters in the franchise. In fact, the character is so popular that Jeri Ryan has reprised the role on the spin-off Star Trek: Picard. Let’s take a look at the untold truth of Seven of Nine from Star Trek: Voyager.
#SevenOfNine #StarTrek #Truth
Seven's inspiration | 0:00
Seven, Ambassador of Borg | 1:18
Destined to die | 2:24
Seven vs. the Captain | 3:34
Learning to date with the Doctor | 4:40
The new girl | 5:38
The son she never had | 6:35
Seven in the Mirror | 7:42
She never expected to return | 8:54
Two of a kind | 9:58
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We're sorry about our repeated mispronunciation of the name "Chakotay." That's an error we didn't catch until after the video went live. We'll make sure we do better next time!
As a huge fan of 'Voyager' I noticed that right away. Clearly the narrator isn't familiar with the series at all. Edit: Just noticed that 'Too-VAK is being pronounced as 'T'vac. Some familiarization of the pronunciation of characters' names should be mandatory. I'm not singling out this channel-- many channels make the same errors in pronunciation.
Also it's Toovak
The chakotay bit is forgivable imo, but Tahvak?
It makes us think you have announcers who don't care about the shows they're talking about and that's a turnoff because Star Trek fans (or whatever fandom) do care.👎
Unacceptable
You can tell the narrator has never watched Voyager. Chu-co-tay lol
And Tuh-vak, hahaha
I thought he was Irish chuck o'tey
Omg you beat me to it! 😂 chuck-o-tay!
Wtf....cha' koe tay
I cho chi u
Clearly the narrator did not watch Voyager lol
They never check up on pronunciation
I was thinking the same thing 😂
voyager...... assimulated?! Doesnt watch trek at all perhaps 🤔
I really do love these type of videos but once they botch the names of characters....i am all done with the video. So lazy!
"Chuck oh tay." yeah, yer prolly right
7 of 9 is one of the best star trek characters.Jeri Ryan is an amazing actor.You deserve your own star trek series!Thank you!
Her acting ability is what propelled her, she certainly wasn't the only person that started as mostly eye candle in Star Trek, but probably the only one that was taken seriously.
Right...good actor,but her 2 impressive eyes added greatly to her allure
@@batman32323232 eyes... right.
Jup. Jeri Ryan would have nothing of being eye candy only, she´s way too smart for that.
Why do you keep saying Chuck O’Tay. His character was Native American not Irish.
This honestly entertained me far more than it should've - all the likes for you!
You'll never get me lucky charms
At first I heard "Chuckle Tay" and thought it was a joke... But it kept being repeated. Now I can't hear anything other than Chuck O'Tay. Thank you. I think I found my next wifi router name
THANK YOU! I thought I was hearing things! LOL
Yeah, that bugged me as well. It's not "Chuck O'tay" it's pronounced like "Cheq-o-tay".
I'm amazed and perplexed how Seven Of Nine actress looks exactly the same now as she did back then.. WOW!!! she is still a 10 of 10 to me
She looks quite different...
Cgi de aging my friend....
@@Mscape7 Very different.
She has obviously aged but I think she looks better.
@@Mscape7 almost 20 years passed, she got the role when she was 30 years old... most people would kill someone to look like that with 52 years old.
Jeri Ryan was added for her sex appeal. But then she came in and crushed the role. Her journey to humanity was my favorite Star Trek story arc. I'm so glad they didn't kill her off! I would have been truly devastated. Voyager was my favorite series, The characters were so well done they became like real people! There was drama, humor, Sci fi wonders, and great character interactions.
Those mother daughter moments between 7 and Janeway, 😭
Sad to hear Kate and Jeri didn't get on, they both had the most amazing character arcs and brought out the best of the other characters of voyager
Yes, that’s rather unfortunate.
Its pretty obvious Kate was threatened by Jeris presence. Jeri kind of took over and took the limelight away from Kate. Its all about ego.
Though Kate is an accomplished actress, the character of Janeway never resonated with me. Yes Jeri is smoking hot, but at least they made Seven into an able member of the crew with frailties. Janeway vacillated morals according to the situation.
Yeah, some hot girl-on-girl action would have done the series some good. . . . . "Where no one has gone before". . .
Ditto. They were amazing together. Both had strong personalities that didn't seem to clash but did seem to learn from each other and grow
Chakotay!! CHA-KO-TAY! That is driving me crazy lol...😖🤦♀️
Hurts my ears, I scream at him
Me too.
Good old chuck otay
For somebody to miss pronounce that so badly? Obviously was reading from a script and never ever been a Voyager fan... lol lol lol lol
It's funny when he says it
I remembered many years ago reading a behind-the-scenes story about how Jeri Ryan was brought on to Voyager because ratings were dropping and the cast became stale. When she came on board, the ratings - for better or for worst - went off the chart. I think 7of9 was one of the best characters of Voyager. It says a lot about her eventual return on "Picard". Great to see Jeri Ryan back on the screen. She has aged beautifully.
Gmon750 - agree that the first few seasons of Voyager were not massively inspiring especially when compared to TNG or DS9, both of which were heavily character driven.
It seemed bland, and driven by what we would nowadays call SJW or feminist casting and writing. Shifting thins up a notch with a new character and more action was the right thing to do.
It worked for DS9 when Warf joined the cast and the Dominion War started to ramp up, and for Farscape when Chiana joined the show. Both the above also went for a darker approach to the feel of the show at the same time. You can even point to the third season of Babylon 5 being its breakout, where the action goes up a gear.
Yeah. This was the right thing for Voyager, it probably saved it.
The characters were stale because the writing for them was stale. It’s a shame that the brilliant writing that revolved around the Seven of Nine character couldn’t be applied to the others.
Yea, she’s is one of the only non cringey aspects of Picard... every time I hear that woman call Picard “JL” I throw up a little. And the pointless swearing... and then the “Vulcan” commodore wearing sunglasses, and not even futuristic ones, just like the vaping. I mean, I watch it because..: but Christ it’s hard to see how they are trashing it
Aged Beautifully? Ryan, is akin to a "Fine Wine". The 7 of 9 character is perhaps the best part of this series. How the character has developed, and become more comfortable & confident in herself, is indeed noteworthy. I hope to learn more about her journey, and life after Voyager.
Keep it in your pants! - She’s nothing more than fetish jack off fare- I miss Kes.
The funny thing is, 7 of 9 was added as eye candy but her dramatic character, and fights with the captain, were by far the pithiest moments in Voyager legend. If you disagree, it's because you Earthlings think small...
Sorry...I think small...some of the best eye candy ever...don't care about the "character"...that's simply justification for the eye candy.
@@esstee9595 No, you need the character. Doesn't matter how attractive the actor, without the character, you have nothing.
Seven of Nine was popular because her character followed the same path to true humanity that Spock, and Data had before her, so it was both familiar and interesting given her Borg origins...and she was 🔥.
Seven was popular because she had ta-ta's "like-a-deese", a boofoo "out to yaw", a snappin crackin V-wedgie, blonde hair down to here and a face that would raise the dead. Sheese, man! Don't fool yourself. LOL!
@@johnarmenta2199 I didn't think I had to state the obvious...
@@awwwnawwbruh‐ LOL!!
@@johnarmenta2199 The role was actually conceived as pretty much that, but thankfully, the actress, Jeri Ryan, would have none of that and actually forced her character to have more, and smart, dialogue, and made her a real person
@@paavobergmann4920 - Yes - and if Rosanne Barr had acted the same part in the same way with the same smartness of dialog, the world would have drooled over her too. . . . . riiiiight.
Please get someone who actually WATCHES the show to read your copy. When they mispronounce names it is embarrassing.
I couldn't finish watching this video. Purely based on the mispronounced names.
But but but.. Chuck-o-tay...
I have to laugh at it. When he says his name all I can think is he may be related to bouquet from little rascals and or Eddie Murphy's impression.
Currently rewatching Voyager right now and the mispronunciations drove me crazy
THANK YOU!!!!! Pronounce their names right!!
I loved both Janeway and Seven. I'm glad the actors kept their animosity behind the curtain.
I agree, in fact Voyager overall was awesome. My fave star trek series by far.
Here, Here!
The problem with Janeway was they stripped her of her femininty. Except for her hair. Just as feminine men don't cut it (remember Enterprise ), macho women are fake too.
That and she lived out the 'bad girl' personal where she threw out one liners that levelled the audience.
@@GORT70 What?
Yeah, or they could've done a ST/VOY movie where they could let the animosity between the two of them just flow and add "HUTSPAH" to the script, as with Bette Davis and Joan Crawford in "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?"... Those two "Silver Screen" Divas TRULY HATED EACH OTHER in real life, and it truly enriched the screenplay... Neither of them had to ACT like they hated each other because it was REALLY THE TRUTH!!!
she is the best thing that could happen to this show. from the moment she joined Voyager, the show became interesting. she is an exceptional actress, making a non-human or half-human character more complex and human than anyone thought possible. this is why Seven of the Nine is so beloved. yes, we like her curves as well, men and women alike.
Nice eyes...both of them
She's not ugly but she's not my type anyway.
She's the reason voyager is my favorite of the star trek series lol.
@@genericdude6551, on offense, but...you sure you like girls ?
@@batman32323232, best comment ever. lol
I love her so much. She’s such a great character. I hope she’s featured even more in season two of Picard
One of the best episodes is where the Doctor has to hide inside of Seven of Nine and Ryan does an excellent portrayal of the Doctor experiencing many sensations such as eating and drinking (alcohol) for the first time.
I really loved that episode!
Yes, that episode is great. Both actors do a great job of portraying the other's characters. Brilliant!
Yes, that was a great episode. Definitely one of my favorites from *Voyager.*
Chuck-Otay and Tu’Vok. New characters, apparently. 😂 (while you're here, subscribe to my page for no reason at all)
Chuck got to see those cheeks clap tho... lucky guy.
You don't remember Chuck O'tay, the plucky, Irish First Officer of the starship Vo-yager? ; )
LOL -- I can just see Colonel Slade from "Scent of a Woman" saying, "His name is Chakotay. He doesn't like being called "Chuck-Otay". That's a warning."
@@Bert2e Good one -- that's hilarious!
Chucko...this was a painful video.
I’m so thankful that Seven had the opportunity to share more of her story
I remember one of Seven's problems when she was first disconnected from the Borg was that she was unused to the quiet. She needed to hear the constant chatter of the rest of the collective. I often wondered why the crew didn't connect her via audio only to the ship's computer. That way she could have continually listened in on life support, stellar cartography, navigation, maintenance, and a few hundred other communication routines. This could easily have led to episodes of her either causing problems or rescues from literal inside information.
Jeri Ryan knocked it out of the Park👍👍👍👍 all hail the queen 👑
I’m surprised that Kate Mulgrew didn’t like Jeri Ryan. That’s really mind blowing being that the two working together on Voyager were phenomenal actors in their own right. I loved the series and enjoyed their 7 year story. I’m also shocked that Robert Beltran held some resentment towards Jeri for being the new kid on the block. They had some great stories for all the characters involved and you could never tell that there was some angst between any of the actors. Even so, kudos for Jeri Ryan because her character Seven of Nine has been and will always be a favorite of mine in this franchise. I’m glad she got to be a part of the series Picard and I can’t wait to see what happens next season.
Too many egos.
Why. Chris Barrie and Craig Charles didn't get on either, but were amazing together in Red Dwarf.
I simply LOOOOOVE Seven of Nine and I am sooooooo happy she is back in Picard, Seven is FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!
The thing about Jeri Ryan is that she plays 7 of 9 so consistently and convincingly well.. Every gesture, every eye movement reveals the conflict and complexity going on within her character. And you don't sit there and think this is an actress playing a part, but somehow you're also thinking, "Wow, is she ever good at this."
Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) is the ideal ship captain and always played an essential role in the show, and I can see where there might be friction between Mulgrew and Ryan, because, let's face it, Ryan (no doubt unintentionally) upstaged her, and with Ryan's attributes, who can blame Mulgrew?
Even though she is hot af, her best talent is her natural sense of humor and great acting.
Yes, she played that character so well, and so well thought out, in so many subtle ways, she is very impressive.
I wasnt expecting much when I saw her..but happily I learned to appreciate her for more than the curves.(dont get me wrong..I loved those curves)
It pisses me off that fellow actors treated her so poorly
52 yrs old and still hot af.
And I never believed Denise Crosby would be like that as well. But weren't we all convinced.
To be honest I think she is one of the most overrated characters in Star Trek history,
The Doctor, Tuvak and Janeway were all much more interesting leads and could act circles around Jeri. I honestly don´t mind them adding eye candy to the show but 90 percent of the show became about her and she was just bland.
Who the hell is Chuck O'Tay?
He's the quarter back of the Philo-Del-phea Eggles
LOL!!!!!!
He's the captain of The Lucky Leprechaun
When the npc is only reading a scrip cos he called them boough and Chuck o tey, so I assume he has never seen any voyager episodes
Chi-po-tle (a very old joke I used to make in the 90's)
When she says "WE ARE BORG!', in PIcard, I had chills like my body has been electrified
I just got to say, I love seven of nine, always have. She was a great add on to the voyager series, not because she was "eye-candy" but she had a really good character arc where she struggled to become more human. And she has real acting skills too. I feel bad hearing she and the captain Janway did not get along behind the scens because I really liked the both ass star trek characters. I hope they have had and are friends now.
Who is this Chuck Otay guy?
That's the guy that was banging seven in Voyager
Hes a lucky bastard
He is the first officer in the ship with Tuh'Vock as science officer.
He's the dude that ruined Seven and turned her Lesbian!
Apparently a relative of Chuck E Cheese!
The new Picard series has been a very pleasant surprise. I particularly enjoy the philosophical discussions between Picard and Data, Picard explaining life lessons to Sochi and others, along with the smaller and larger storylines, action, and cgi effects. The character development was done well; it's just what I needed! I hope there are many more seasons of this series and the new crew!!
One of my favorite episodes involving Seven was when something triggered multiple personalities to be displayed from her. It was awesome to see Jeri Ryan getting to do other characters that were so unlike Seven!
OMG! JERI RYAN is still such a lovely being!!! I was so in love with her in Voyager. I am now going to watch Star Trek's Picard, now!!! Thank you!!
It was actually really good! Thoroughly enjoyed it, and yes, 7 of 9 was amazing!
I don't remember Chuck O. Tay. Someone remind me who that was in the show.
Looper again not bothering how to check up on pronunciation 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
🤣🤣🤣 Q called him Chuckles
🙄
Yes for the love of GAWD redo this one with the correct pronunciation
Actually there were a few episodes in voyager where his name was pronounced CHA-KO-TAY
LoL hurts the ears when he says his name...unless he's purposely doing a Mr Garvy style.. LoL
"A human assim-ulated..."
"Chuck-Oh-Tay"
What is up with this dude's pronunciation?
T'Vok ?
its not about the content, its about the money... no time to correct minor errors... must pump out more videos and make more money... it has nothing to do with them liking the show, but with how much they can make on it.
Maybe it's just his schtick similar to Michael Richards who used to deliberately mispronounce words as Kramer. E.g., Colifornia instead of California or Ruggay instead of Reggae.
Chuck Oh Tay sounds like a Native American word, Doesn't it?
these people dont know anything about star trek. can you imagine someone calling him chuck-o-tay ?? give me a break !!
Honestly, I think it was a stroke of genius, pairing Seven with Picard. I think....in some small way....he was able to help her forgive herself in a way that Janeway never could. He was able to help her find peace after Icheb's death. Captain Janeway gave Seven back her humanity. The Doctor taught Seven how to embrace it. But forgiving oneself for past trauma, is the most important part of being human....and that lesson came from Picard. Because only he could truly understand the suffering she felt.
man its sad that Icheb died... whyy! wanted to see more of him or at least know that he grew up and continued starfleet:(
2020 and still what an impressive community of 7’s fans!!!! love you guys
Also note that Seven was in love with Cheqotay and he with her. She didn't abandon all hops of being with any of the crew, the two of them were very clearly in love with each other (I've watch the whole series many times over as it is my favourite). Just something to keep in mind... she likes men.
Anyhow, regardless of what the cast thought, she was the best thing to happen to that series, and I am not talking merely about her good looks etc. It was a great addition and added a great deal to the storyline.
And don't forget her first love was that male alien in unimatrix...that's when she realized she was capable of love and could try again in the real world..with chayqtay
25 years later and Jeri Ryan is still smoke'n amazing!
What drew me for Seven was her becoming Human. Her episodes with her awkwardness (such as breaking her dates arm) or her one liners "There isn't anyone on deck....that doesn't know when you are having intimate relations"
My favorite 7 of 9 episode was when the doctor downloaded himself in her eye piece and was speaking through her. LoL He ate cheesecake and was amazed at how good it tasted.
Good times. I always loved watching Jeri play Seven as other characters, she nailed the mannerisms so well, you forget that she's not actually that character.
I would of just play with myself Every second of it...like u have no idea
NOONE does cheesecake like seven.
I wonder if Sara Lee's stock went up after that?
Yup!
I remember watching and thinking that it was pure science FICTION that women would ever dress like 7of9. Then yoga pants and tights happened. 😱😱😱
How old are you? Did you not live in the 80's? The workout clothes women word then, and that includes jogging outfits, were all tight, shiny Spandex. This was way before seven.
Sadly, 7 out of nine women don't look like her in them.
@@hobnobrev it's also geographical
Spandex and yoga pants were a mainly western thing at the time
Was there no crazed Star Trek fan (like myself) working in the mailroom or something running up to the big wigs and screaming "CHA-KO-TAY!! IT'S PRONOUNCED CHA-KO-TAY YOU SAVAGES!!!"??? LMAO!!!
I think Mulgrew was exactly right about why the character of Seven of Nine was so popular.
...And she was the new kid. Me, I stilll missed Kes.
I was surprised you didn't mention how she got her name.
Perhaps tellingly, the character was named after the android robot played by Julie Numar in the mid-'60s sitcom "My Living Doll".
The robot was referred to in public as "Rhoda," a relative of Bob Cumming's character, but her official designation was AF-709.
I love how Seven and the Doc played.
Some of the best dialogues on the show. Loved it also.
The biggest theme in sci-fi has always been, “what is it, to be human?” And this was no exception. It’s why it works.
@@mikereger1186 - Yup. TOS had Spock, TNG had Data, Voyager had 7 Of 9, DSN had ... Odo, I guess, or perhaps Dax.
While Rian did an excellent job as seven i think picardo as the doctor played the best. He used humor in a cold way he actualy seems very convincing as hologram/program.
Omg I was in love with this woman as a kid 😍😘🥰
resistance was futile and I was ready to be assimilated too xD
You should still be in love with her!
liquidminds lmao facts
The Centre I definitely am‼️
A kid, I was 36.
It's amazing how much Jeri Ryan went through - both in real life as an actor in ST VOY where she had to cope with all that negative feelings of colleagues, especially Kate Mulgrew, but also what she portrayed as 7 of 9 in the show - her arc is phenomenal and easily the best character in whole Star Trek. On the bright side, we can see that Sir Patrick Stewart is very okay with her in real life and her character in ST Picard. Kudos to both of them.
Can you please show an episode of Star Trek Voyager to whoever narrated this video so he knows how pronounce Chakotays name correctly. It's not like it hasn't been said 1000 times on the series. And why didn't anyone pick up on this before this was posted on youtube? Clearly no one on this channel has watched this TV series. FAKE TREKERS!
A bit like Lauren Bacall, in real life Jeri Ryan just gets better with age.
She was always one of my favorite character, I'm glad she is back in star trek Picard.
jeri ryan's talent definitely matches her beauty. to be honest, i always knew she was beautiful but i never focussed on it. it was always about how good she was on screen to me.
I can certainly see Kate's reasons for being resentful of Jeri: she turned out to be the best actor on the show, and is gorgeous. But at least she acknowledged her talent despite what can only be deemed jealousy.
Ha ha "Seven may have more in common with Picard that any other characters on TNG" yes, they are both played by people who can actually act.
uhhhh
Chuck-O tay? LOL, no my friend, Cha Ko Tay.
That's the original pronunciation of his name, as the show went on they stopped saying it that way.
@@oracle478 Yeah, that's definitely how Janeway said it. Like that was the proper pronounciation in Chakotay's language, but everyone else who knew him pronounced it the lazy way. It felt real to me, because having some Asian friends, the way their mothers pronounce their names is NOT the way their friends do.
Your all wrong, it's Chipotle
Thank you. If I hear him say "chuk-oh-tay" one more time...
What is it with narrators who don't bother to look closely enough at their source material to oronounce words correctly, anyway???
@@dalethomas8015 😃🌶
I am femme and in total love with seven of nine. Her character on Picard is sensitive and bad ass. Love her!
10:53 when the music started, i knew it was leading to the voyager theme. It was really emotional.
The pronunciation of Chakotay as "Chuck-o-tay," a pronunciation that was never to my knowledge used on Voyager, evokes for me Peppermint Patty, who always called Charley Brown "Chuck."
7 still gives me a solid even 25 years later 🥰
Did you notice that in some episodes, her breasts seemed bigger? I did. She looked amazing in that catsuit.
Jeri Ryan is such a brilliant actor. Definitely one of my favourite female actors. Despite her coming intobthe Star Trek Voyager series late she definitely made the series memorable and the series definitely wouldn't be the same without her. As well, now that I think about it she definitely was my favourite character on Star Trek Voyager!!!
Ummm, actors are male. That makes her an "actress". Lmao!
Even casual fans have to admit that Jeri Ryan saved Voyager. The network was going to cancel it, so, they brought in a hot new actress... No one knew she actually had talent
Jeri Ryan saved Voyager? Jeri Ryan IS Voyager.
@@sunshine280261 NO FOR ME
I love that 7 of 9 is back!! Can't wait for season 2!
Uhh, minus 70 aged Olde pikard pls. Lol
The focus on 7 was warranted because she is a former Borg and was a very interesting character to explore not because she was beautiful.
Like any team, everyone should know their roles.
The biggest issue with the 7 of 9 character for me was the fact that her parents went out to study the Borg race before humans actually knew about them in the Star Trek timeline. There were a lot of inconsistencies on the show Voyager, particularly with Janeway's character. Though 7 of 9 was very consistent. Her character was also developed properly, as was the doctor's character. Everyone else was either cardboard or inconsistent, save a few. I honestly think without 7 of 9, this show wouldn't have made it past 4 or 5 seasons. Jeri Ryan's entry not only saved the show, but made it worthwhile.
Chuck O'Tay... in a non-filmed episode, he sat in Engineering and sang "I'll take you home again, Kathleeeeeeen...." over and over
Think that was O’Riley.
Sounds to me like there was a lot of envy going on aboard the Voyager
MU G I think a lot of the “envy was really worry about becoming superfluous as a character, or even worse, eliminated like Kes. Very few Star Trek characters were able to move on in their careers once the show was over. A bit like being a child actor.
Also the fact that the showrunner Brannon Bragga was tapping da Borg ass didn't help
I'll be honest, I loved her return to Star Trek, through Picard. I was giddy for Locutus and Seven to interact, and share their struggle to get back their humanity. I can't wait for Season 2.
She was my favorite Actor on Voyager, smart and freshly logical thinking.
Oh how quickly they forget... the Voyager Series was destined to be a Two Year series... until Seven of Nine emerged...
*Thank You, Jeri Ryan !!*
It was only two years for me - stopped watching after Kes left.
Your math is off... Seven joined at the beginning of the 4th year... not the 3rd.
@@mawkingjax841 You're correct... but if you'll remember the buzz was that the series was in trouble...
The Next Generation was well received but Voyager wasn't really a hit... until Seven of Nine... Cheers.
I agree the series was in trouble...but Kes left at the beginning of the 4th season as Seven came in. I was referring to the season... It was three full seasons in before the change took place.
Who the hell is chuckotay?
If memory serves, Voyager was starting to drop in the ratings and "7 of 9" was created and "Jeri Ryan" was put in that role, I remember seeing petitions on line to help keep the show going, as well as "enterprise with Scott Bakula" yes a bit off topic, but just looking at how they costumed up "Jeri Ryan - aka 7 of 9" it was meant to draw attention to her. They did what they could to try and develop the other main characters with their own little stories, but it was "Jeri Ryan - aka 7 of 9" that helped save the show, again it's been a long time.
7 of 9 was the only reason I started watching Voyager!
Commander “CHUH-ko-Tay”??? (Facepalm!). Why do they have people who never watched the series and don’t know how to pronounce the characters’ names do the narration for these vids?!!!
No idea...hope they learn in future.
I literally stopped the vid! Wthhhhhh
Same as when they have musical stars of today pass judgement on shows like "I Love the 80s." F**K their opinions. They weren't even alive then. They really ought to have another narrator re-record the audio. It would probably take about half an hour and it's fixed.
Chris Bailey Exactly!
Jeri Ryan has been my Borg Queen since I first saw Seven
Why is the narrator saying Chuck O'Tay? Has he never heard about or seen the show?
Seven and Picard effectively mind melded through the collective.
I imagine that would be like standing in a crowded stadium and saying you had a chat with someone on the other side of it.
Lols, can I have the deactivated sutra as a toy then?
This was difficult to watch. Having to hear “Chuck-O-tay” made it pretty damn obvious that the narrator has never watched a single episode of ST:Voy.
or "Star Trek : V'ger" ! ha ha.
She is my absolute favourite, and her in Picard blew my mind. So awesome.
Jeri Ryan is 52. That blows my mind. She's ageless.
Chuck o tay....... 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I couldn't stop laughing everytime he said it.
I love Voyager. Seven and Icheb episodes were my favourite eps 😢
E-CHIP??????
Seven saved voyager, and the actors on the show were bitter 😂
I think jealousy and pride gets in the way with actors. Yes, Seven is incredibly beautiful and that alone was going to raise their rating but honestly, Jeri Ryan is so talented and her character, beautiful or not, brought a lot of depth and interest to the show. She added years to their run.
Always nice to see a video about 36 of DD.
"Why did she become so popular"? Maybe because she's $%^&* HOT.
Chuck O'Tay sounds irish lol
Izzy SoDope Every time he said his name I laughed.
Kate Mulgrew was salty because of Jeri Ryan's beauty. haha
Seven of Nine made voyager much better and more enjoyable, love the concept of her character and those curves!!!! I 'finished' every episode with my nacelles fully charged
I would've liked to see 7 and belanna together. There was alot of tension and they have so much in common
Aaaaand once again you don’t bother to check up on how to pronounce a word that is used many times in a vid.
Wow. Just wow.
5M+ subs, why bother? -.-
its cost efficient
"Ah-sim-u-lated" XD
If you don’t know how to pronounce Chakotay, maybe you’re not the right person to read the script.
Jeri Ryan was absolutely perfect for "Picard". She's still a babe too. Brent Spiner reprising his role was also a smart move. Maybe we will see Worf as leader of the Klingon empire.
Or Alexander commanding a Klingon battle cruiser drunk on Blood Wine.
It’s hilarious how fickle actors egos are that Ryan’s appearance ruffled them then and now
I mean they did give her a skin tight leotard and high heels 👠 even in action scenes I mean come on
@@thetayterminator1436 Was that a valid reason to treat her like shit?
@@yapdog Well when you bust your ass in acting and proving yourself. Then as the series declines a young hot sexdoll is brought in to boost ratings. Yeah you get a little jealous, resentful towards fans, and your screen time and character development is sidelined. Anyone would feel the same. Should they have continued once she showed some acting talent? No, of course not. Be professional and help teach her would have been better all the way around for the show.
@@Voodoowolfe Still not a valid reason to treat her like shit. Even less so if she had no talent. She didn't write the show. She didn't run the show. She didn't produce the show. She didn't cast the show. She wasn't millions of viewers. Mistreating her because of her popularity and appeal was misguided and immature. Showing her respect and compassion could possibly have created a better situation for all, even beyond Voyager.
When a young woman comes in to revitalize your show and comes into conflict with your Feminist ideals (Kate Mulgrew), there's going to be some ruffled feathers.
As for the sidelining of characters, I think they did what they could. I like that Seven's observation of B'Elanna and Tom bothered the former. A human/Klingon pairing was already weighing heavily on B'Elanna despite Tom's reassurances (if I remember correctly) to deal with a former Borg member living on the ship and taking notes on how interspecies relationships work. The doctor's emerging interest in Seven, I think, was a nod to Data being interested in human emotion and showing that even a hologram could start to have an approximation of feeling towards another individual.
Going back to Kate Mulgrew, I think it's funny that she probably didn't realize that as Borg, Seven would probably have the most physical coordination of most on the ship and would wear the least impactful clothing she could to keep up appearances while not encumbering her movements.
You are pronouncing Chakotay's name wrong! Cha-ko-tay you are adding and extra vowel that is not there. Not trying to sound mean, I am just a huge Star Trek fan. 💕
They do that a lot.
And tuh vock.
@@krissberry7 Tuvok is not hard to say...is it? Lol
7 of 9 was simply unique in her interactions, that made that character interesting... But she had also special technical abilities, not just filters for vision, but also body shield and more, i wish directors would use it for some more action episodes
This was probably the best star trek. They should do another one more like this.
Bad pronunciation of a favorite character on Voyager ("Chuck O. Tay?" ), suggests the narrator might never have watched an episode of Voyager.
I find it humorous! LOL
When I watched Voyager again I started at the Scorpion episodes.
Jeri Ryan has been away from Voyager for 25 years and she still got it. :)
"Recurring" is the word you're looking for. Not Re-Occuring. You're welcome.
Reoccur means that an event happened, but may or may not happen again. Recur means that an event happened and will definitely happen again.
WRONG!!!
This poor narrator 😂 CHAK-atay and tu-Vok have me rolling.
Seven is the best kickass StarTrek character ever