I just finished watching Voyager... again

[neon_nova@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

I’ve seen those bad episodes once also so I’d say that I paid my dues. But I don’t think threshold was that bad of an episode. It was a silly story, but it was still really fun to watch.

[dasus@lemmy.world]

Oh I enjoyed it. It's just a tad new for what I go for, which is the late 80's to mid 90's scifi with boring one camera angles most of the time and just the effects are believable but also some times rather laughable. Depends.

Anyway good sort of background watching. Enterprise iirc has a tiny bit more action on the screen just in terms of camera angles even if not action action

TNG is almost like a stageplay

[data1701d@startrek.website]

But are you tough enough to watch the clip show?

[angryrobot@lemmy.world]

Akoocheemoya

[angryrobot@lemmy.world]

The theme song is god awful, Trek themes should have lyrics. But my bigger problem was Kes. Her routines annoyed the hell out of me. Once she left, Neelix was a much less annoying gand Seven of Njne pointed the crew. Jeri Ryan is a much better actress than Jennifer Lien.

The Borg kids, though, awe AWFUL!

[jaccident@startrek.website]

B-Dunks’ performance is masterful in Threshold. It’s every hammy instinct one could muster up, but with production value. The tongue scene alone is amazing.

[rubanski@lemm.ee]

I usually skip all historical holodeck episodes in VOY, besides the WW2 ones

[the_crotch@sh.itjust.works]

I like seeing realistically flawed characters in star trek. Not "under alien control" flawed, but "seems to think they're doing the right thing somehow" flawed. The last couple of seasons of enterprise, where archer did some really dark shit and hand waved the morality with "we're facing an existential threat!" really hit home during the bush era.

[professorozone@lemmy.world]

I researched Voyager not too long ago and what I hadn't realized until I did was how much it was all about Kess and then after that all about 7 of 9.

[hybridsarcasm@lemmy.world]

Starting with Season 5, Voyager did what the TNG movies did: they focused on the captain and the most popular crew member. Janeway & 7 of 9 became the new Picard & Data.