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
Well, it happened. I don’t know who made that choice in terms of production or writing, but the second episode of the fourth season of Star Trek: Voyager marks the end of my favorite character so far: Kes. Maybe someone decided that paying a blonde who wasn’t a sex bomb was a waste of resources … More Star Trek: Voyager – S04E02, The Gift
The second part of a double episode rarely manages to live up to the first, and this time the task was particularly difficult given the very strong first half of Scorpion. Despite this, I found the second part absolutely satisfying, it’s a great resolution of one of the most tense cliffhangers ever seen in Star … More Star Trek: Voyager – S04E01, Scorpion Part 2
Here’s Scorpion Part 1. The most shocking sequence of the episode is undoubtedly hearing Leonardo Da Vinci (John Rhys-Davies) shouting “Che cazzo!” (What the fuck!). I mean, the most shocking sequence is the one in which two Borg Cubes destroyed in a second by an unknown force! Two Borg Cubes! A single Cube was capable … More Star Trek: Voyager – S03E26, Scorpion Part 1
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
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
Distant Origin is one of those brave Star Trek installments that I can’t help but admire. Not only is there a very strong message to support the story, but the execution is brilliant in terms of script, narration and dialogue. The story begins with a few scientists of a superior race called Voth, some Saurians … More Star Trek: Voyager – S03E23, Distant Origin
I didn’t find Real Life very convincing. The episode is made up of two very distinct stories: one is predictable and based on a technobabble supported by special effects which, due to the usual budget limitations, didn’t particularly impress me. The protagonist of this story is the reckless Tom Paris who goes with a shuttle … More Star Trek: Voyager – S03E22, Real Life
A good episode was badly needed in this third season which was already showing worrying signs of weakness (the last three episodes had been one worse than the other: Darkling, Rise and Favorite Son). Before and After is yet another episode that plays with time travel but does it well and not only is it … More Star Trek: Voyager – S03E21, Before and After
In Favorite Son, Harry Kim begins to mutate genetically and it seems that he’s not really human, but a being from Taresia, a planet that Voyager visits thanks to the unusual abilities of Kim who saves the ship from certain destruction at the hands of a Nasari vessel. The planet is the classic dream planet … More Star Trek: Voyager – S03E20, Favorite Son
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