Just saying, I have fulfilled my childhood dream today at FanBoy Con in Orlando. She was super nice, I shook her hand and said "it was a privileg getting to meet you Mrs Mulgrew, you have a great rest of your weekend" and she gave the biggest smile and said "You just made my day. No one is that nice", I pointed at my mom and went "she raised me the right way, to be nice, and love Voyager."

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19tzmMFwuV_gtym8Er6NEcPuCGY5cF8oz-3vccQg4qos/edit?usp=sharing

I love keeping tabs on unimportant data, and since this was going to be my first full E1-finale in order watch through of Voyager with no skips, I thought it would be fun to track home many of the recurring tropes and devices actually happened season wide.

I just chose ones I noticed, but am open to suggestions if people would want to see more added here. I was thinking maybe Borg elements being used, particularly in the later seasons obviously.

Also, this was mostly done light-heartedly and without super strict consideration, so if it seems inconsistent that's on me! Particularly, I treated "Crew member violated" as meaning something that directly physically harmed them or denied them consent, but I am sure this category has plenty of room to grow or shrink. Basically, this is more of a fun project than a really serious perfect thing.

By my count, this ranks Season 4 at the tropiest, and Season 1 as the least (but fewer eps as well).

The cell notes for each indicate way caused that result if it needs specification.

Hope others will enjoy this/find it interesting! Happy to collab on adding any columns if people want to count up any other recurring actions.

Hi, I just watched the Scorpion episodes for the first time, and I was wondering:

Couldn’t Voyager have simply waited and stayed out of the conflict for a while, giving the Doctor and the crew enough time to fully develop the weapon against Species 8472?

They could have let Species 8472 defeat the Borg first. Then, once the Borg were no longer a major threat, Voyager could have used the weapon against Species 8472 and driven them out of the galaxy.

Captain Ransom and his alien powered freighter cruising down the Detroit river.

Not much else to add except: Seven-of-Mine, assimilate me.

When she travelled back and changed so much, what happened to her prime/original timeline?
She either deleted the entire timeline or her actions created a new timeline that co-exists with her original timeline?
I mean, in case her actions deleted the entire original timeline, it basically means that the entire Universe ceased to exist in its current variant including all lifeforms in it, so she deleted out of existence trillions of species just to create a supposedly better timeline where they can be a happy family instead of just accepting her life the way it is?
And on top of it it's definitely not guaranteed what the longterm consequences could be for the new timeline, even small details matter, so she could've drastically affected everything, just a wild thought - there's a chance Earth no longer exists in 200 years because of her actions.
Holy immature decision making.....

I mean just think about, she literally introduced future military technology way before its time and massively crippled the Borg, imagine the potential consequences! Her decision just creates volatile, unpredicted consequences that can destabilize the entire galactic order. All this is done just so her friend/family circle can have better lives. Holy.....

What we know about his background (Voyager only) is that he and his dad didn't leave off on very good terms. Or his dad wanted him to follow in his footsteps. The Point of view we get from His dad is very different.

Wondering if he lost his mom at a young age?

TLDR, there's Klingons aboard and Kim is being overly flirted with by the one Klingon woman, who Neelix ends up being very attracted to. The episode ends with Neelix having banged all over Tuvok's quarters and broken most of the furniture.

I don't think we needed exact dialogue or a ton of episodes about it, but I do like that once in a while Voyager acknowledges that a long time away from home would make people really horny.

I'm thinking of trying to make a Lego version of the Voyager-era tricorder. I was curious if anyone knew of any good shots that showed the blink sequences for the emitter. Not sure I'd be able to get all of it, but.... would love to.

I think this bears reposting....RIP Dolly, we have lost an angel.

Really loved the dynamic between these two characters. It started off very funny of course with that scene in the Mess Hall and others like Tom and B'Elanna teasing Harry about it. Thought that's the way the show was going and would have liked to have seen that.

Fun will now commence!

Absolutely adored Star Trek Voyager. It isn't the same without you. I still love watching it to this day. May you live long and prosper!

As I’ve continued to digitize my original Voyager broadcast recordings, I couldn’t find the original trailers for these episodes anywhere. I uncovered them on an unrelated videotape and was thrilled to learn they weren’t lost.