Sorry for the delay this week gang. My local UPN pre-empted Voyager for a stupid hockey game (I’ll spare you my rant about professional sports being the bane of modern society). At any rate I caught a rerun of it this weekend. You know the rest of the drill.
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Tag Archives: Voyager
ST: Voyager Review: Q2
Q’s back! And this time he’s brought the family! Click “Read More” to do so.
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ST: Voyager: Retrospective Web site
StarTrek.com has put together a retrospective site for Voyager fans with episode guides, cast bios, and interviews.
After a review of the final episode, I’ll put up my own retrospective and encourage you all to share your thoughts on the last seven years of Voyager’s trip home.
Star Trek: Voyager – Human Error
Apologies to everyone for this being a day late. Click “Read More” for the full review.
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Star Trek: Voyager – Workforce (Pts I & II)
It’s a double-stuff sized review this week! Click “Read More” for the whole enchilada.
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ST: Voyager Review – “The Void”
The Void
First off, my apologies for posting this on Friday and not Thursday. I had stuff on Wednesday night and had to tape Star Trek: Voyager.
Every now and then we get to see glimpses of why the opening credits mention “Based on ‘Star Trek’ created by Gene Roddenberry.”
Tonight was one of those glimpses. Gene’s ground-breaking premise, a starship crew (and a federation) made up of, not only, different races, but different species. And they could overcome anything one episode at a time.
Jump forward a hundred years (Star Trek time that is) and we find the poor hapless U.S.S. Voyager, billions of miles from home. Can the Federation’s high-minded ideals and philosophies work when you don’t have the firepower to back up your morality?
In standard Voyager heavy-handedness, it does. Preachy, but still ‘Star Trek’ down to the warp core.
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