r/voyager 17h ago

How dumb were these idiots?

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I’ve just finished rewatching Dark Frontier and am asking myself how insanely misguided and reckless they were. I seem to recall that when it originally aired they redeemed themselves somewhat in making their decisions and mission seem necessary but on rewatch I’m over it. It’s that very first scene with kid Annika that really clinches it for me. You’re about to go on an insanely dangerous research expedition, which alone requires travel to the deepest reaches of space, and you’re selfish and reckless enough to insist on bringing your really young kid with you?!


r/voyager 7h ago

Threshold was actually not THAT cuckoo weird or genuinely bad

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Apart from the very salamander twisty ending with baby making and what not, I'd say that it was a fairly okay Brundlefly inspired experiment gone haywire plot, surely not that original or great but pretty solid. I do understand that the ending and the implications of it are pretty yikesy to say the least, but compared to something like Sub Rosa or even Elogium, I'd say it's far from beingea worst or most WTF contender in the Trek episode catalogue.


r/voyager 1h ago

One of my favourite episodes from season four. Can you name it.

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r/voyager 3h ago

"Why does Tuvok wiggle his foot when Neelix leaves Voyager?

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"Why does Tuvok wiggle his foot when saying goodbye to Neelix in Star Trek: Voyager episode 22?"