THE
ORIGINAL SERIES - THE
NEXT GENERATION - DEEP
SPACE NINE
ENTERPRISE
- THE MOVIES
the show - regular cast - other cast - episodes
The third spin-off has seen it's fair share of problems, but like Deep Space Nine, has proven itself worthy of it's place in Trek history.
The first Star Trek series to feature a female captain (Janeway - Kate Mulgrew), Voyager saw the franchise return to it's original 'stand alone episodes' format. The series however has an ultimate goal... to get back home. This series' premise was to have two crews from the Alpha Quadrant - one Starfleet, one Maquis (terrorists, lead by Chakotay - Robert Beltran) join forces when they find themselves lost in a different part of the Galaxy... the Delta Quadrant. The series seemed to want to blend in the format of TNG whilst getting in the conflicting characters of DS9... but it just didn't blend well, and by the third season, everyone was pretty much a member of a happy family, united in the quest to get home.
Like, TNG and DS9 before it, it was the show's third and fourth seasons that really got the show going... Voyager's finest moment... the introduction of the Borg, and Trek's first regular Borg babe,,, Seven Of Nine (Jeri Ryan). The show also gaves us our first Vulcan regular since Spock - Tuvok (Tim Russ), an Emergency Medical Hologram (Robert Picardo) and Trek's first regular couple to tie the knot and both survive, Paris and the half-Klingon Torres (Robert Duncan McNeill & Roxann Dawson).
The show's seventh and final season saw the crew finally get home, but only just... following one last run in with possibly the greatest Trek villains ever created... The Borg.
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Commanding Officer |
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Captain |
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| Janeway commands the science vessel 'Voyager' trying to make her way back from the delta quadrant. Having to adapt, she has broken the prime directive on many occasions, but has tried to keep to her principles as best she can, whilst keeping her crew in tact. | ||||||||
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H A K O T A Y |
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Executive Officer |
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Commander |
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| A very spiritual man, Chakotay (although trained in Starfleet) was the Marquis leader, given the role of first officer by Janeway. The two have shared a turbulent relationship, but have kept a high respect for each other. | ||||||||
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E L A N N A |
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Chief Engineer |
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Lt.B'Elanna Torres |
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| Half human & Half Klingon, Torres was another Marquis crew member, and one very reluctant to follow Starfleet ways, but eventually became a valued member, and chief of engineering. She is now married to Paris, and has calmed down her Klingon anger | ||||||||
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O M |
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Conn Officer |
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Lt.Tom Paris |
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| Paris, having had experience with the Marquis was brought out of a Starfleet penalty camp in order to 'observe' the mission. When Voyager got stranded in the Delta Quadrant he was made the conn officer. His rebellious ways still surface and Janeway had to demote him to Ensign, but he has re-earned the respect of his peers and a promotion, as well as gaining himself a wife in Torres. | ||||||||
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E E L I X |
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Head Chef |
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Neelix |
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| A Talaxian, Neelix joined Voyager as a guide through the Delta Quadrant, but as Voyager got further, Neelix's knowledge grew less, becoming just as lost as those he was helping. He now just serves as a morale officer, and head chef! | ||||||||
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M H |
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Emergency Medical Hologram |
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The Doctor |
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| Originally intended as an 'Emergency Medical Hologram', with the death of the Voyager Doctor, the EMH has had to run constantly. He has proved himself on numerous occasions, rising above his programming as a mere hologram. | ||||||||
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U V O K |
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Chief Tactical Officer | ||||||
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Lt.Commander |
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| Voyager's Chief Of Security, and Janeway's most trusted friend and officer, Tuvok's Vulcan logic has earned him the respect of all the crew. | ||||||||
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E V E N |
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Astrometrics Officer |
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Seven Of
Nine |
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| Seven Of Nine has had to go through a lot. She's had to gain the trust and respect of the crew, and has had to develope as an individual, since being severed from the Borg Collective, her life since she was a child. | ||||||||
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A R R Y |
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Operations Officer |
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Ensign |
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| Ensign Harry Kim came onboard Voyager as a fresh-out-of-the-academy officer. Striking up an instant friendship with Paris, it took him a long time to come to terms with the possibility of his life back home being gone. Although still an ensign, Kim is a respected Operations Officer, and has even been given command of Voyager on occasions. | ||||||||
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E S |
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Ship's Nurse |
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Kes |
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| Kes, an Ocampan, came on board with her love Neelix, and soon found a passion for science, as she became a nurse for The Doctor. As Tuvok taught her to develope her telekinetic powers, she became a danger to the ship and had to leave as she rose to a higher plane of existence. She has only returned once, and in very dangerous circumstances. | ||||||||
| Ensign Samantha Wildman (Nancy Hower) |
Chief Science Officer |
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| Chief Science Officer on board Voyager, didn't realise she was pregnant when they left on their mission to find the Maquis. She became the first to have a child on Voyager, only intended as a science vessel, not on e to carry families. | ||
| Naomi Wildman (Scarlett Pomers) |
Passenger |
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| Naomi, the first to be born on Voyager, struck up a friendship with Neelix, who looked after her when Samantha was away on a mission. She was originally very scared of Seven, but they soon formed a bond. | ||
| Q (John De Lancie) |
Omnipotent Being |
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| Obviously fed up with Picard, Q decided to cause trouble for Janeway and the crew of Voyager - tempting them with visions of Earth - when one his kind had grown weary of omnipotence and was trying to commit suicide. He returned when the Q Continuum entered into a civil war, and once again when his son needed to be disciplined - and decided Janeway was the one to do it. | ||
| Seskia (Martha Hackett) |
Engineering Officer |
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| A Maquis terrorist, and former lover to Chakotay, turned out to be against them - having been surgically altered to look like a Bajoran, when she actually a Cardassian. She left Voyager to join the Kazon, but returned once to takeover the ship, before dying. | ||
| Lieutenant Reginald Barclay (Dwight Schultz) |
Engineering Officer (Starfleet Academy) |
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| Originally stationed on the Enterprise, Barclay was one of the few people back on Earth who actually cared about Voyager and, along with Counsellor Troi and Admiral Paris, endeavoured to try and get them back. | ||
| Icheb (Manu Intiraymi) |
Passenger |
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| The eldest of a group of Borg children that Voyager took on board. they had been used to carry a disease to wipe out the Borg. |
THE EPISODES
(episodes such as two-parters are marked in red)
| Season One - Jan 1995 - May 1995 | |||||||
| 1. Caretaker (1) | 2. Caretaker (2) | 3. Parallax | 4. Time and Again | ||||
| 5. Phage | 6. The Cloud | 7. Eye of the Needle | 8. Ex Post Facto | ||||
| 9. Emanations | 10. Prime Factors | 11. State of Flux | 12. Heroes and Demons | ||||
| 13. Cathexis | 14. Faces | 15. Jetrel | 16. Learning Curve | ||||
| Season Two - Aug 1995 - May 1996 | 1. The 37's | 2. Initiations | |||||
| 3. Projections | 4. Elogium | 5. Non Sequitur | 6. Twisted | 7. Parturition | 8. Persistence of Vision | ||
| 9. Tattoo | 10. Cold Fire | 11. Maneuvers | 12. Resistance | 13. Prototype | 14. Alliances | ||
| 15. Threshold | 16. Meld | 17. Dreadnought | 18. Deathwish | 19. Lifesigns | 20. Investigations | ||
| 21. Deadlock | 22. Innocence | 23. The Thaw | 24. Tuvix | 25. Resolutions | 26. Basics (1) | ||
| Season Three Sept -1996 - May 1997 | 1. Basics (2) | 2. Flashback | |||||
| 3. The Chute | 4. The Swarm | 5. False Profits | 6. Remember | 7. Sacred Ground | 8. Future's End (1) | ||
| 9. Future's End (2) | 10. Warlord | 11. The Q and the Grey | 12. Macrocosm | 13. FairTrade | 14. Alter Ego | ||
| 15. Coda | 16. Blood Fever | 17. Unity | 18. The Darkling | 19. Rise | 20. Favorite Son | ||
| 21. Before and After | 22. Real Life | 23. Distant Origin | 24. Displaced | 25. Worst Case Scenario | 26. Scorpion (1) | ||
| Season Four - Sept 1997 - May 1998 | 1. Scorpion (2) | 2. The Gift | |||||
| 3. Day of Honour | 4. Nemesis | 5. Revulsion | 6. The Raven | 7. Scientific Method | 8. Year of Hell (1) | ||
| 9. Year of Hell (2) | 10. Random Thoughts | 11. Concerning Flight | 12. Mortal Coil | 13. Waking Moments | 14. Message in a Bottle | ||
| 15. Hunters | 16. Prey | 17. Retrospect | 18. The Killing Game (1) | 19. The Killing Game (2) | 20. Vis a Vis | ||
| 21. The Omega Directive | 22. Unforgettable | 23. Living Witness | 24. Demon | 25. One | 26. Hope and Fear | ||
| Season Five - Oct 1998 - May 1999 | 1. Night | 2. Drone | |||||
| 3. Extreme Risk | 4. In the Flesh | 5. Once Upon A Time | 6. Timeless | 7. Infinite Regress | 8. Nothing Human | ||
| 9. Thirty Days | 10. Counterpoint | 11. Latent Image | 12. Bride of Chaotica | 13. Gravity | 14. Bliss | ||
| 15. Dark Frontier (1) | 16. Dark Frontier (2) | 17. The Disease | 18. Course: Oblivion | 19. The Fight | 20. Think Tank | ||
| 21. Juggernaut | 22. Someone to Watch Over Me | 23. 11:59 | 24. Relativity | 25. Warhead | 26. Equinox (1) | ||
| Season Six - Sept 1999 - May 2000 | 1. Equinox (2) | 2. Survival Instinct | |||||
| 3. Barge of the Dead | 4. Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy | 5. Alice | 6. Riddles | 7. Dragon's Teeth | 8. One Small Step | ||
| 9. The Voyager Conspiracy | 10. Pathfinder | 11. Fair Haven | 12. Blink of an Eye | 13. Virtuoso | 14. Memorial | ||
| 15. Tsunkatse | 16. Collective | 17. Spirit Folk | 18. Ashes to Ashes | 19. Child's Play | 20. Good Shepherd | ||
| 21. Live Fast and Prosper | 22. Muse | 23. Fury | 24. Life Line | 25. The Haunting of Deck Twelve | 26. Unimatrix Zero (1) | ||
| Season Seven - Oct 2000 - May 2001 | 1. Unimatrix Zero (2) | 2. Imperfection | |||||
| 3. Drive | 4. Repression | 5. Critical Care | 6. Inside Man | 7. Body and Soul | 8. Nightingale | ||
| 9. Flesh and Blood (1) | 10. Flesh and Blood (2) | 11. Shattered | 12. Lineage | 13. Repentance | 14. Prophecy | ||
| 15. The Void | 16. Workforce (1) | 17. Workforce (2) | 18. Human Error | 19. Q2 | 20. Author, Author | ||
| 21. Friendship One | 22. Natural Law | 23. Homestead | 24. Renaissance Man | 25. Endgame (1) | 26. Endgame (2) | ||
