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
Someone woke up a little late and thought: “We didn’t do much with the Federation and Maquis crews forced to live together, right? We could have played the whole thing very differently…” Only that doing one of those things at the end of Season 3 requires the use of the holodeck, which implies that the … More Star Trek: Voyager – S03E25, Worst Case Scenario
I saw Ferengis and I couldn’t believe it. Why? Having watched the entire Star Trek: Deep Space Nine series at least a couple of times, I have developed a healthy hatred of Ferengi episodes, which is synonymous with not funny, repetitive, stupid, and pointless. I can save just a couple that come to mind, namely … More Star Trek: Voyager – S03E05, False Profits
Here we are at the beginning of the third season of Star Trek: Voyager! 42 done, 130 to go. Well, that’s a lot… We’re only a quarter of the way through! Well, let’s get to it. This beginning of the season is the first after a cliffhanger, as it was traditional in the sister series … More Star Trek: Voyager – S03E01, Basics (Part II)
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
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
We lost Kim again! You can’t keep that boy under control… After losing him during a funeral rite in Emanations and after having been dematerialized in the holodeck in Heroes and Demons, this time he finds himself in San Francisco, on planet Earth. At least, this seems to be the case, let’s say: at the … More Star Trek: Voyager – S02E05, Non Sequitur
Poor Harry Kim, he just can’t be kept safe. After being mistaken for a corpse in Prime Factors, this time he goes missing in the holodeck! And I now that I’ve already said it, but I find it idiotic that everyone keeps on using the holodeck while at the same time there’s a lack of … More Star Trek: Voyager – S01E12, Heroes and Demons
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