Tag: Star Trek: Voyager

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30 Years on, Voyager’s B’Elanna Split Episode Remains Fascinatingly Fraught

Star Trek has always been fascinated with the idea of characters pulled between two worlds. Spock’s exploration of his human heritage, Worf’s status on TNG as an early example of post-peace Klingon integration with the Federation, even Sisko’s position as a Starfleet officer thrust into the simultaneous roles of guiding diplomat, military leader, and spiritual emissary—time […]

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Seska Was Voyager’s Perfect, Messy Foil

Voyager and Deep Space Nine draw many intriguing parallels as sister series that aired in tandem for a good chunk of their airings. Voyager‘s more episodic format and tone struck an altogether different approach to DS9‘s increasing lens on the dark heart of Star Trek‘s ideas and universe, digging into wider and deeper interconnected storylines. But one little […]

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Star Trek: Voyager’s First Brush With Getting Home Is One of Its Best

Star Trek: Voyager‘s premise was both its greatest boon and its biggest curse. Flinging the titular Starfleet vessel tens of thousands of lightyears away from Federation space into unchartered territory wasn’t just a fantastic evolution of the franchise’s original intent to boldly go where no man had gone before, but a vector for fascinating story […]

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