Note: the reviews are in Italian starting from S04E04. Nemesis. You can google translate them to English using the Google Translate plugin on the right hand side of the blog. Season 1 (1995) 01-02. Caretaker03. Parallax04. Time and Again05. Phage06. The Cloud07. Eye of the Needle08. Ex Post Facto09. Emanations10. Prime Factors11. State of Flux12. Heroes … More Star Trek: Voyager (VOY) – Reviews of All the Episodes
Day Of Honor is obviously (as honor is mentioned) an episode about the only (half) Klingon of the USS Voyager crew: B’Elanna Torres. It’s a story of character growth, with a not-so-trivial secondary plot in which the few survivors of a population ravaged by the Borg, the Cataati, initially ask for help from Janeway and … More Star Trek: Voyager – S04E03, Day of Honor
As the relationship between Tom Paris and B’Elanna Torres continues to develop, knowing that in at least one possible future there may be something between the two (see Before and After), here’s a fun adventure that has a somewhat hasty conclusion but that’s entertaining for its 45 minutes of length. The episode is called Displaced. … More Star Trek: Voyager – S03E24, Displaced
Blood Fever has some very interesting ideas and an amazing ending to say the least, but it also has its problems. The main one, in my opinion, is that there are too many things in it! For a while the Vulcan ensign Vorik (Alexander Enberg) has been hitting on the beautiful B’Elanna Torres and that … More Star Trek: Voyager – S03E16, Blood Fever
This sixth episode of the third season deals with a very tough subject with a certain sensitivity: genocide. You probably don’t need a Star Trek episode to prove that under no circumstances is genocide acceptable, but Remember conveys that message with an extremely thrilling story. In short, this is another of those amazing episodes to … More Star Trek: Voyager – S03E06, Remember
After the disappointing conclusion of the longest story arc developed so far in Star Trek: Voyager (see Investigations), here’s a great, compelling, well thought out and well made episode! Deadlock surely relies on a huge technobabble, but it manages to excite and brings home a story full of amazing twists. The trick of duplicating the … More Star Trek: Voyager – S02E21, Deadlock
And here’s the third appearance of the Vidiians, the first in the second season, some excellent villains whose concept was also used for the Son’a race in Star Trek: Insurrection (the 1998 film directed by Jonathan Frakes). But this time things are very different: contrary to what happened in Phage and in Faces, in Lifesigns … More Star Trek: Voyager – S02E19, Lifesigns
Dreadnought is the third episode about B’Elanna Torres and focuses on her incredible engineering skills as in Prototype, while Faces took advantage of the character’s partial Klingon nature. Just like in Prototype, the plot revolves around technology taking over humanity, but in this case it’s all about the artificial intelligence of a computer rather than … More Star Trek: Voyager – S02E17, Dreadnought
Threshold shocked me. I don’t understand how such nonsense made it to an episode of a reputable series like Star Trek: Voyager in a season that so far hasn’t been all that great, but also had some very good peaks in quality (see Alliances, for example). I don’t even know how to start summing up … More Star Trek: Voyager – S02E15, Threshold
Prototype is a good episode which does everything by the book. The plot is a manifesto in defense of the Prime Directive, and the story could have been five minutes long if Janeway had listened to the most sensible person aboard the USS Voyager, for once: Tuvok. But let’s start from a brief sum up … More Star Trek: Voyager – S02E13, Prototype
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