A Reunion of Voyager's Crew At Admiral Janeway's Apartment

[@albertjester]

Janeway was so devoted to making sure Harry Kim never got a promotion she was willing to re-write time itself.

[@zorakj]

I actually LOLed :)

[@hannahhale2518]

Lmaoooooo

[@corssecurity]

Well sure, but he spent far too much time with Tom who was a bad influence. Plus the Kim from our universe died and was resurrected in another dimension. Then that kim died and was replaced by another Kim from a parallel universe who attacked the prime timeline Voyager and that Kim was killed and replaced by the one from the other crew. However we don't even know if the prime timeline exists anymore now that we have the unfortunate Kelvin timeline.

[@Paradox1Kitsune]

@@corssecurity If I recall according to one of the comics, Q told Picard that the Kelvin Timeline is an unstable alternate timeline that will eventually collapse.

[@corssecurity]

@@Paradox1Kitsune we can only hope. But even the beta Cannon has to be woke.

[@Tim85-y2q]

Harry finally gets promoted to captain, Tom gets that unfortunate hairline and Barclay is a confident public speaker. Truly this is the mirror universe.

[@Norvo82]

And Janeway was ready to alter the lives of trillions just to get Seven and Tuvok home in one piece. And you thought the Krenim Annorax was bad in Year of Hell.

[@BawkBawkBawk666]

@@Norvo82 trillions of lives would not be altered. A few thousand maybe. And altered but not destroyed. (except for the ones 7 kills afterward (Picard series))

[@Norvo82]

@@BawkBawkBawk666 Think this one through. If Janeway had continued on, Voyager would have taken another 17 years to get home. If those were only half as eventful as the first seven, that's an impact on the Delta and Beta quadrants. Not to mention the unknown consequences of handing the Federation all of admiral Janeway's futuristic technology decades before its time. The impact is more than a few thousand lives.

[@BawkBawkBawk666]

@@Norvo82 I thought it through and came to the conclusion that if during those 17 years they never came into contact with any of those species/cultures/whatev then their lives were in fact not altered.

[@iinsanegaming8060]

@@Norvo82 not to mention all the lives they affected in the 17 years she changed

[@Shadowkey392]

I see Harry finally got that promotion...

[@machscga6238]

Janeway went back in time to take that promotion away

[@thiemokucharczyk]

Only in never-to-happen futures😂

[@Lucas-iw5xo]

@MrHoppers002 It's funny because the one who gets promoted is the Harry from another reality and not the original (r.i.p real Harry ).

[@drunkenek]

Finally.

[@SouthernIowaLady]

Maybe it will happen quicker this time.

[@floydjohnson7888]

I'll throw in the proverbial two cents' worth here: I found it interesting that both Torres and Paris started out essentially rudderless. The events of the series saw the gaining a sense of purpose/direction in life. As such, it kinda fit that they ended up together.

[@syphe101]

Top-notch writing, right? 🙂

[@billmurray7473]

This series and Deep Space Nine gave us insights into Federation we never really got from TOS or TNG.

[@2centschange]

TNG gave them. Planted the seeds for a lot of them actually. They were just more subtle about it.

[@MickHaggs]

@@2centschange By subtle I think you mean, "never explored them"

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

'It took you 33 years to come up with Joe' man hearing that sarcastic remark from Tom still makes me laugh after all these years and I'm sure got a few chuckles from anyone watching at home.

[@danielwalker26]

Took 33 years for Harry to get beyond ensign.

[@bearb664]

😆@@danielwalker26

[@hub5343]

I do think the Doctor's character is a very strong one in Voyager - so many questions. Essentially the Doctor is immortal, his wife would be aging and he would be the same. He can also change his appearance at whim, and his programme has both genius and the potential for alteration (ie. significant existential ones) as time goes on - what stories are yet to be told? How will his wife find him? Will he change to suit her? Will she adapt to him? So many stories to be told!

[@Saiyanprince1114]

Not sarcastic - incredulous. He absolutely can't believe his ears

[@ArchangelExile]

I like how poorly Harry is trying to sound old but then Janeway is speaking normally because she already has an old lady voice.

[@darkarima]

(kidding) They should have made him take up smoking for a week before they filmed. (/kidding)

[@matthewronsson]

That was an awkward and stiff performance to go with it.

[@sprittel]

Old lady had to get the last word in too

[@greatbritishmale]

Harry just can’t act. That’s why he’s never done anything else. Amazed he wasn’t canned at the beginning.

[@sprittel]

@@greatbritishmale Well he fooled you ... his names not Harry, it's Garrett!

[@diegodubbini5347]

2:57 "sorry banana" amazing captions XD

[@slamboy66]

He will always be "Howling Mad" Murdock to me.

[@chrischalkley8571]

Haha I pity the fool!

[@michaellatta7699]

I feel the same.

[@NightRunner417]

Lol when I found out, I was like "No shit!" for about ten solid minutes. I kept going back and forth between pictures just to make sure it wasn't some kind of a cruel trick. 🤣

[@qs4177]

This comment should have a million likes

[@TheCrusader1000]

Yep I'm a 80s kid. The A Team. Never fails.

[@JamesCarmichael]

Paris is starting to look like a half klingon himself in his mature years.

[@xheralt]

Well, you know, husbands and wives do start resembling each other after time...

[@jimbob.2299]

That's from years of having a Klingon wife saying every day "You gonna wear that outfit"??

[@1SCme]

@@xheralt That's just the moobs forming.

[@YD-uq5fi]

Now that is funny.

[@johnroscoe2406]

"I'm not getting in a starship with Murdock, Hannibal!" "Drink your Earl Grey, B.A."

[@alanbeckett4]

"Don't you be recalibrating my dilithium crystals, fool!"

[@toysmostwanted]

I love this version of the Starfleet uniform. Perfect merging of the TOS and TNG eras.

[@LordTalax]

Perfectly hideous

[@partyguy101ify]

@@LordTalax I agree. I'm glad these uniforms were trashed once production of Picard started.

[@JohnsTrainVideos]

Old Tom Paris looks just like old Robert Duncan McNeil. They really nailed that one :D

[@vengeance1]

Its called dad body, look it up, its a real medical condition.

[@TheGrayfrog100]

Barclay started his Starfleet "Career" as a comedic moment, BUT Look at him now! There is hope for us all. H.M. Murdoch did good!

[@kevinw.1954]

Now this is what quality Star Trek is all about! Love it....

[@scottslotterbeck3796]

Not Discovery???

[@titusmccarthy]

Voyager sucked. DS9 was much better. A lot of VOY was corny as hell

[@robertphillips6296]

23 years instead on 70't plus that's a record to be proud of.

[@davecrupel2817]

I'm so glad to see Barkley doing so well!

[@jimbob.2299]

Ya but of all the nostalgic characters they could have used they could only come up with Barkley the psycho babble drip?

[@alanbeckett4]

In one of the books, Barclay's father is an Admiral, so.. family connections! He was old for a 2nd Lieutenant even in TNG.

[@danielburgess7785]

That toast, in military circles, is "To absent companions."

[@nx9100]

Star Trek has used "To absent friends" a few times. Missed chance to use it here.

[@justingarrovillas4353]

Amazing progress for Barclay!

[@ncc1701chris]

I always loved this episode. Voyager home and everyone having a great time. Admiral janway goes back in time and gets them home sooner and takes out the borg transwarp hub. And saves tuvok and seven of nine. Good way to end the series.👍😀🖖

[@MrJay197409]

Episode actually final season felt rushed. I wish they could have made at least one Voyager movie and Deep Space nine.

[@SabbatarianSundayer.]

"Aliens"! As in; Extra terrestrials! And the Bible! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZPEq2qGZdhogK8 " Aliens" 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5vRpYuFadV0pdE

[@koolkev2020able]

, hey you just ruined the ending, thanks a lot pal. 😏

[@karlsmith2570]

Not only Seven of Nine, but Chakotay also

[@BWBDCan]

Just wish they had time to show us more time of them,once the first get back. Like would have been cool to see Naomi meet her dad in person for first time. Tom showing his daughter to her grand Dad for the first time. Ensign Kim become a Lieutenant. that sorta stuff.

[@Cubsfan-hp1gw]

Janeway’s actions in this episode effectively gave us the movie Nemesis and ST:Picard. They also give us Master Chief Seven of Nine, who goes around the galaxy cutting down gangsters

[@RaiderDave-xe1pn]

@Eliza V In the reality shown above 7 of 9 is dead (I think), as Janeway changed the timeline we got the 7 of 9 in Star Trek Picard, who is now a galaxy ranger, apparently.

[@IRMentat]

@@RaiderDave-xe1pn to be fair, the end of voyager and the start of S:TP are by completely different companies so it's effectively a sub-contracted spin-off universe. Thus all the brutal on-screen torture, desolate futures, grey-muted visuals and nonsense ship/cultural deviations.Much like an unfortunate amount of the most uinteresting voyaget plotlines, it never-existed (in the prime timeline).

[@AltoStratusX1]

@Eliza V the prime timeline technically is the timeline without Admiral Janeways intervention that we saw in the final episode of Voyager. Since she went back and changed the outcome all future Star Trek plots basically occur in this new timeline. Since 7 of 9 is absent in this scene and present in ST:Picard we can assume that train wreck of a show occurs in the shitty non prime universe that Voyagers meddling created. I like to think the last we saw of the "Prime" timeline was our TNG crewmembers sitting down to a poker game while the majestic Enterprise D sails off into a bright hopeful galaxy. Or maybe the Root Beer conversation between Quark and Garak. Back when Trek could be dark and edgy while at the same time being well written and compelling. Not dark and edgy like that kid who smoked in high school and swears just because. Like seriously, "Please my friends choose to live." Kurtzman sucks. Sell it to McFarlane already.

[@frankz5103]

IMMentat ugh will you people give it a fucken rest already. Y’all worse than Star Wars fans nothing but complain complain complain and crying like a fat kid who dropped his ice cream.

[@arek314]

@@frankz5103 not really, because the world could use some TNG era Star Trek right now. Bright future, where most people strive to be the best they can.

[@MaverickChristian]

I like how everyone ages a lot more gracefully in these shows than they do in real life.

[@rhas356]

Not sure Paris did so! However his wife, as well as Harry and Janeway, most definitely.

[@juu2356]

you are so right. very sad developement these days. but one good thing they do have: actors will probably not need to have any ageing-masks anymore in further movies soon. :D

[@naverilllang]

Part of that is probably just the fact that it's the same actors with old person makeup. But also the human life expectancy in Star Trek is well over 100. Some even live past 150. So I have to assume there's some medical advances that's also helping them stay younger for longer.

[@Spearca]

I should hope so, given that they live in a future of magic tech

[@Willpower-74205]

I've heard that two things started the internet: Star Trek and porn. With that in mind, let me slip in a little trivia: The Doctor's new wife (Lana) was played by Amy Lindsay, who was a popular adult film star at the time.

[@SyzygyNoon]

I think it’d be funny if she were also a popular adult film star in this episode, and the doctor had done extensive research to find “the one”.💗

[@dantap8124]

She was also part of Ted Cruz’s campaign ad that he pulled once they found out what she did in her past.

[@SyzygyNoon]

Dan Tap If that’s true, we do what we must to find sustenance. No excuses needed.

[@SyzygyNoon]

Given that this is a Star Trek thread, it’s important to point out that forgiveness is a constant theme.

[@dantap8124]

Syzygynoon it’s true. Look it up. I’m not the one judging. Ted Cruz and his campaign did tho. I’m not making excuses, was just relaying some more info about her. I agree with you about doing whatcha gotta do to get by. No problems from me. Not sure why you added all that.

[@OurFantasyLife]

When this show was good, it was very very good.

[@CeeTeeUSA]

This is easily the best Voyager episode. A must for the fan..

[@rikosaikawa9024]

Hey Joe, where are you going with the phaser in your hand

[@wayneyoung2216]

Going to shoot my old lady cause I caught her messing around with a Romu-lan

[@Ragitsu]

@@wayneyoung2216 A Romu-man.

[@alanbeckett4]

"Imma going to disintegrate my old lady, cuz I found her messing round with another man.. who wasn't a hologram, or from a parallel universe, or a pedantic grumpy bald guy"

[@davidsirmons]

Damn I loved Voyager.

[@tonyford4170]

The saddest time of my life, outside of my parents and friends dying, was when Voyager ended, I loved that programme, I think it was the best ST franchise, (just my opinion), the acting, the storylines, the aliens, the character interaction, brilliant, which makes it all the more heart breaking when it ended.

[@MarkusNetwork]

Well, I agree that Voyager had good moments, it also had horrendous moments and I'm not the only one who felt this ending was SUPER rushed. It should've been built up and shouldn't have involved this alternate timeline stuff. Also, the fact that we didn't get an extra episode of them arriving home to Starfleet HQ was just pretty frustrating. This finale was extremely rushed, and unfortunately this show could've been much more. If they had made Voyager look like the Equinox it would have been the best series in Star Trek, but bad writers unfortunately.

[@bl8k3]

Same way I feel about DS9

[@yumayuma4700]

I loved Voyager. I rewatch it many times. TNG is first with Voyager a close second.

[@druss69harad61]

Star trek the concept is cool as fuck

[@beingsshepherd]

No one ever mentions how fresh, hip and sexy Voyager was at the start. Launching right after Next Gen's conclusion during a manic period of great enthusiasm, optimism and economic prosperity. We felt invincible in those days. It was less heavy and more fun than its predecessor, with a glamorous romantic sensibility. During the heinous Bush era I felt Janeway's tone was growing desperately compassionate, unreasonably defending the welfare of all sentient beings. When the Occident sank to it lowest possible depth in 2008, I lost all faith in Roddenberry's Star Trek vision and now have no interest in anything future series have to say.

[@Erich8101]

I really like the Acting in this Scene. You feel they were close Colleagues and even Friends. Rly like this Episode.

[@timberwolf27]

Seemingly Janeway really didnt like 7 of 9 IRL

[@bobpage6597]

@@timberwolf27 She was jealous of Jeri Ryan's attractiveness and felt the role was being oversexualised. She was right to a degree on the sexualisation part, but her jealousy and behavior towards Jeri simply for being an attractive woman were uncalled for. She was also irritated that at the time because Jeri was dating Voyager producer Brannon Braga which she was concerned gave her influence beyond ordinary cast members. They made amends as I understand, with Kate Mulgrew sincerely apologizing to Jeri later. Kate has even said herself she regrets her behavior towards Jeri at the time.

[@robertballasty395]

@@bobpage6597 The role was definitely oversexualized. An interesting character and some good moments, but ...could have been so much better.

[@juu2356]

@@bobpage6597 rofl, how low is it to twist everything in "she was jealous". no it was because that oversexualised role of 7, which attracts a certain amount of viewers, kinda destroyed all the efforts of the years before, when they e.g. with janeway created a role to support further emancipation of women. sad that people like you just narrow everything down to jealousy .

[@Turboy65]

They could do so much really WELL in this series, except for one thing: Make up an actor to appear older than he or she really is, and have it look convincing.

[@hmrhuang]

Great series finale EXCEPT for Seven and Chakotay getting together. So stupid...🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@NotQuiteFirst]

What!? 🥴🤢🤮

[@VwapTrader]

Should have had Chakotay with Janeway

[@stevepettersen3283]

@@VwapTrader Janeway was married. His name was Mark I think.

[@cjsands716]

no she was engaged to Mark when Voyager was drawn into the Delta Quadrant. He was an old childhood friend.

[@hmrhuang]

@@stevepettersen3283 She was engaged to Mark, not married.

[@peterhoulis1184]

One of my favourite series

[@Joseph1NJ]

Me with a photonic wife: "Computer, deactivate wife."

[@DukeOfChirk]

Joseph1NJ How very un PC!!! Surely, ‘computer, mute wife’ would be sufficient! 😉

[@DissociatedWomenIncorporated]

That's just creepy. It's not even the potential misogyny that bothers me there so much as the callous disregard for the rights of artificial life. Hey Skynet, eat this guy first, ok?

[@I_Don_t_want_a_handle]

@@DissociatedWomenIncorporated Are you assuming the gender of the wife? 8(

[@MikeTheGamer77]

@@DissociatedWomenIncorporated Artificial life has no rights.

[@DissociatedWomenIncorporated]

@@MikeTheGamer77 much like cetacean life outside of India and its territorial waters. And I'm citing Star Trek IV for how that goes for you my bro. BOOM! 💥🎤⬇️💥 We have pwned your argument and added it to our own. Resistance to our mic drop is futile. We would say that you will service us but it has creepy rapey undertones.

[@OptimusWombat]

It's interesting how different this timeline turned out.

[@AltoStratusX1]

@MrHoppers002 technically this is the "Prime" timeline depending on how you look at Janeways meddling.

[@wallacewallaby5782]

@MrHoppers002 Except for the extra people that died during the voyage home and Tuvoc being insane.

[@wallacewallaby5782]

@MrHoppers002 That was my point, about the timeline not being better without the meddling.

[@Renji9031]

33 years to come up with Joe, and only a few months to come up with Richard Woolsey.

[@markfox1545]

Are we supposed to know who that is?

[@Renji9031]

@markfox1545 You don't know who Robert Picardo is and yet you're watching a video with him in it.

[@dragon22214]

​@@Renji9031come on dude just cause someone watches Star Trek doesn't mean they watch on sci-fi

[@vfdavis42]

After all that time he chose Joe. I think he should've kept the name Schmullus. Given to him by Dr. Denara Pel. The name is unique to the Delta Quadrant. Considering he himself is unique. One could say he was born and grew up in the Delta Quadrant

[@April-dv2pb]

I agree that is a perfect name for The Doctor.

[@k.t.1641]

Lol schmullus sounds like some dirt or grime found in indecent places....

[@rhocat362]

Good point, you must be a writer. Or a very creative mind ❤

[@aironwhite6533]

i think he should have contacted his creator and have him give him a first name and take his last name.

[@rhocat362]

In the timeline where we met "Joe" it was thirty-three years before he chose his name, so maybe he couldn't ask Zimmerman's opinion cause he was no longer around.

[@charleskuckel3173]

I kinda liked how Voyager had everyone home ALREADY at START of the series finale. The episode talked about the tragedies endured to get them home then Janeway goes BACK in time to correct her BAD decisions and save the lives of crew members. I believe that Janeway felt DEEP regret about her initial choice about stranding Voyager in the DELTA Quadrant by helping to destroy The Caretaker NO matter what everyone said. This poignant beginning of the series finale helped setup the two part conclusion.

[@rollerbladinggeek5507]

Charles Kuckel and then look how the future actually turned out, CBS Picard style

[@charleskuckel3173]

@@rollerbladinggeek5507 Unfortunately, I DON'T watch Picard because I REFUSE to purchase a pay network to see a TV show from a series that was on broadcast TV. I pay enough for Premium Cable already and I MIGHT give up cable altogether at the rate things are going NOW. Lately I find myself watching older movies which have better scripts and character development than the CGI explosions nowadays.

[@rollerbladinggeek5507]

Charles Kuckel such a shame cinema is dying

[@rollerbladinggeek5507]

Charles Kuckel your last sentence is the most true thing I have read in the past week at least

[@charleskuckel3173]

@@rollerbladinggeek5507 Thank You Sir!

[@robertpolityka8464]

Harry finally gets promoted!

[@martinmartyn3030]

Janeway had to go back in time to get Tom's hairline back😂😂😂

[@gohibniugoh1668]

best comment of the internet today.

[@mochaguy22]

That short clip is waaaay better than the Last Jedi! lol

[@MrCharles26]

With the way some of these characters are treated in Picard, maybe this timeline would actually be better!

[@hannahhale2518]

Haha dont watch it at all man

[@flashrobbie]

At 2.55 in the subtitles B'Elanna is called banana. I'm imagining what it would have been like if her character had been a giant sentient banana all along.

[@jonathanfarley2023]

My brother wrote a series of short stories called, I seem to recall, "Tales from a Banana" (told by an alien shaped like a banana).

[@43nostromo]

0:52 Theme by Jerry Goldsmith. And don't you forget it!

[@Ami-vh7sr]

That’s not Admiral Janeway’s place, it’s Tom and B’lanna’s home

[@DrewSavo]

Yes it IS Janeways home, they re-use the set later where Joe pays a housecall

[@Ami-vh7sr]

@@DrewSavo yet Tom welcomed the Doctor as if it was his home….

[@yankee1376]

Close captions spell B'lanna "Bananna". 2:57 lol.

[@rainkloud]

I love how the apartment is quaint. Not cramped, but also not a sprawling space. Has a very earnest feeling to it.

[@85Funkadelic]

Janeway risked giving the Borg super advanced technology, and violated the temporal prime directive multiple ways just in this in order to save 2 people.

[@NarnianHogwart]

Well 2 people from the main cast lol But it will save 22 crew members who are killed, it will also save Tuvok from his neurological degenerative disorder and get the crew back to the homes and families 16 years earlier.

[@alphanerd7221]

She saved a lot more than that and the Temporal prime directive isn't important. All the best captains take a huge dump on it.

[@mikevignola4213]

The temporal prime directive didn't exist until voyager. I just wish they didn't retcon it into enterprise and discovery.

[@alphanerd7221]

@@mikevignola4213 Kirk was operating by the "temporal prime directive" when he discovered time travel. It's a basic concept that's a part of almost every time travel story.

[@BellaTech_Lestrange]

In the end, she literally decimated the Borg by going back in time

[@CamerasAndPlanes]

Song in the background is called "Out of Nowhere" by Johnny Green

[@patricku9]

Robert Duncan McNeill wishes he had aged that well.

[@DissociatedWomenIncorporated]

Ensign, report to Sickbay, those are some serious plasma burns!

[@beingsshepherd]

lol

[@iinsanegaming8060]

The look on everyone’s face after janeway added to the toast hahaha

[@get7025]

My favorite Star Trek series. It broke many barriers within the Star Trek franchise. They dropped the ball on doing a movie trilogy after the series ended.

[@198EE4]

"Sorry, Banana". Awesome captioning there.

[@bbenjoe]

They are making the most of it, but it is still grim. It took them 23 years to return home, and they had serious casualties...

[@tinman3586]

The used the future uniforms from "All Good Things". Probably because they were still available in Paramount's costume storage warehouses, but it was a nice touch anyway.

[@keithklassen5320]

Broccoli has become well steamed and tender! Good to see him comfortable.

[@Cooliron24]

I think the doctor's wife is super cute, he's a lucky hologram.

[@ttanza4004]

The Name of the Actress that played her is "Amy Lindsay" and she actually used to do Softcore Adult Films.

[@davidsirmons]

Yeah, Doc added in that 'ol John Holmes subroutine.

[@ttanza4004]

@Daniel Appleton When the heck did she do that ?

[@darkarima]

I just wish they hadn't thrown in the sanctimonious "I thought we were above that sort of thing". I like Tom Lehrer's spin on crossing the border between open-mindedness and sanctimony: "There are people in the world who do not love their fellow human beings, and I *HATE* people like that." (^_~) kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3mznoWAftSWaM0

[@nrkgalt]

Alex T. If this timeline had continued the doctor would perpetually remain the same age while his wife would become an old woman.

[@mattb6369]

Harry, the split-reality counterpart of original Harry Kim, Ensign for 7 years.

[@MLBlue30]

The others corpse is still floating out in space somewhere...

[@specialpatrolgroup92]

"She'll be home soon I promise." Never noticed that before :)

[@olentangy74]

I think that Janeway looks rather striking with that shade of hair.

[@scottslotterbeck3796]

She's what they call a 'handsome woman of a certain age.'

[@wtvideos3205]

1:59 "It took you _thirty three_ years to come up with JOE??" 🤣 Much as I love Star Trek, you have to admit that many of the script lines where they try to do small talk or jokes among the crew are pretty cringeworthy or just fall flat (in TNG and subsequent series). This line, however, was genuinely funny!

[@jerrysears7607]

The doctor can always program an extra inch or two to please the new misses.

[@BigWillyG1000]

Between him and the shapshifter Odo from DS9 who had the most potential for seriously kinky stuff?

[@1SCme]

@@BigWillyG1000 Odo more potential - he can be anything up to similar volume and mass, doctor's programming limits him to humanoid-ish or risk becoming just a massive series of corrupt files... but does Odo have the imagination and creativity, seems he would be less prone to adopt fetishes and undertake experimentation.

[@johnharris6655]

Or just for fun, be the woman tonight.

[@1SCme]

@@johnharris6655 I hadn't considered that they could literally F themselves - why would they ever bother dating?

[@kaywatson6505]

I miss this.

[@robirvine6970]

02:55 "Im sorry Banana, i cant tell you" I fucken LOL'ED.

[@necessaryvolitio]

So they booked the reunion at the Hilton on 580 and 680?

[@dmanc85]

It's interesting how in ST: Picard that they essentially are using the same design for the combadges as in this episode, just with a ever so slight re-design

[@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts]

I know, I was really hoping to see Admiral Janeway pop in for a cameo on Picard. I know Kate Mulgrew was fond of Star Trek, she really knew how to make her role come alive compared with the other casting choice

[@regardedvelociraptor]

ST: Picard is garbage.

[@SVSky]

The silly block styled "wings" that were adopted as the USAF symbol in 1997 still in place 23 years later, so a similar combadge 30 years later is not really a surprise.

[@Locutus494]

These "future" combadges have been consistently used in many episodes of Voyager and TNG that took place in the future, and now them being in Star Trek Picard makes them actually canon, and not just a possible or alternate future. Those (God awful) uniforms were also used in several future episodes. Both the new combadges and these uniforms and the Picard uniforms are absolutely awful and ugly. They should have stuck with the DS9/VOY/TNG movies combadges and the gray & black uniforms from the later seasons of DS9 and later TNG movies. But no, Starfleet is apparently even worse than the US Army at changing uniforms every couple of years... 🙄

[@alphanerd7221]

@@regardedvelociraptor Better than TNG.

[@aaronochoa-fernandez2726]

What's funny that this episode is set in the 25th century in the year 2404 just 4 years after the events of Star Trek Picard Season 2 and 3.

[@bloodmoongrizzlythefirst6492]

Great now i need to watch the whole damn series again i don't remember any of this.

[@JasonL77]

Kim finally got a promotion…then had it taken away when Janeway hit the temporal reset button.

[@Bertiesghost]

Tom Paris let himself go, he looks like Rush Limbaugh.

[@Turboy65]

First you insult them, then you pay him a very high compliment. Interesting.

[@claudemaassen2963]

DangerousDavies2008 Ouch.

[@bathroom_joke]

@@Turboy65 both of them were pretty low blows

[@alphanerd7221]

@@Turboy65 okay racist.

[@trentb3148]

@@Turboy65 I don't care what your politics are, comparing someone's looks to Rush Limbaugh is NOT a compliment.

[@josephmaton4982]

It took me ten minutes to stop laughing at the caption of b’elanna-banana

[@Ericlee-ne7du]

If I was one of the crew on Voyager and survived to make it home I definately would not still be enlisted in Starfleet. I would be enjoying an early retirement with a gigantic severance/veterans affairs payout for extreme undo mental health issues. The shit Harry Kim has gone though I'm surprised he's still functioning and not living in a group home.

[@procta2343]

yeah as soon as i got back, that would have been me finished with it all, even if they got back after 7 years, i would have still called time. 7 years with no promotion etc, fuck starfleet.

[@keithharris1672]

PTSD like a mug. Lol

[@JohnS-il1dr]

The federation got rid of the use of money. It's basically a utopia now.

[@alphanerd7221]

The Asian officers are always the most mentally sound. They don't break.

[@theevilascotcompany9255]

He seems to be the least happy of the surviving/healthy Voyager alumni, so maybe he found he had a rotten life left for him on Earth, and being back out in the cold was the only place he felt like himself again.

[@BlackMetalRed1988]

This episode always gets me me 😢

[@rooh5825]

Originally aired May 23, 2001. Hard to believe how much changed just a few short months later :(

[@brianreed5839]

Do you suppose that shuttle mechanics who only made it to Starfleet Technical school live in huge apartments like that also?

[@jameshall852]

So why does Admiral Janeway choose to live in an office building?

[@genedameier8746]

The building is probably owned by Star Fleet. Officers get an apartment there and when they're gone for months/years at a time, they don't have to worry about paying the rent. Star Fleet will take care of everything while they are away.

[@billmurray7473]

This could become a new trend in real estate in Our World. After the Coronavirus Lockdown ends , Office Buildings could be converted to residences. Your thoughts here.....................

[@bobpage6597]

@@genedameier8746 "Money doesn't exist in the 24th Century" Its heavily implied Earth is a paradise in Star Trek. Indeed, people only seem to work for fulfilling roles in society, not because they need the money. Everything is provided for. Its nice in theory, but it doesn't work in reality. It would be nice to have a nice apartment without ANY bills whatsoever, and no need to HAVE a job. You are free to live your life and pursue whatever you choose. Life isn't like that, and it never will be; humans are just too selfish.

[@genedameier8746]

@@billmurray7473 , Yes, very possible, maybe a few floors residential and some office. We have some inside malls (not strip malls) in our area that have offices in vacant store fronts.

[@robertballasty395]

For a moment, from the outside, it looks like the San Francisco branch office of Universal Exports, Limited

[@hannahhale2518]

They got some futuristic tech and some details about delta all in one go

[@amandaflynn5835]

HAVE BEEN A STAR TREK FAN SINCE THE 60'S LOVE ALL THE SERIES

[@Cali-707-ica]

With the rents in San Francisco, I’m surprised she can afford that piece of real estate in The city. 😂

[@sargon0141]

I think Earth population is much lower than in current times. Third World War and post-atomic horror decimated the mankind. Lots of empty real estates left.

[@siegfried0752]

@@sargon0141 eugenics wars too

[@briankelley4186]

I seem to recall that Picard once said to a woman, when she asked how much did it cost to build the Enterprise and he replied "There is no monetary system"

[@oldtwinsna8347]

@@briankelley4186 There are still resource constraints, else why aren't there a trillion Sovereign class ships out there. Only so many can be built due to limited resources. Same thing here, only so much available real estate in prime city centers with a rich cultural heritage.

[@robertjohnson8938]

Good series

[@theeverydayillusion7790]

Amazing how her german voice comes really close to the original. Greetings from Germany ✌

[@peterjensen6844]

Tom Paris looking like Biff Tannen

[@titusmccarthy]

Hey Harry, say hi to your Mom for me. Butthead

[@SyzygyNoon]

Computer, boost hard light concentration on my “mobile emitter.”😍

[@al28854]

@ungratefulmetalpansy , Way to end the series finale with soft porn actress 'hot'.

[@al28854]

@Daniel Appleton yeah but did the 'Rock' ever did soft porn though?, when he starts doing that we'll all start smelling what he's cooking, and be impressed.

[@SportyMabamba]

Daniel Appleton which episode does The Rock cameo in?

[@SyzygyNoon]

llama0wn3d It was an episode called “Tsunkatse”. He actually kind of plays a wrestler (go figure). Seven gets abducted and has to fight him in an arena. There are clips of it on TouTube.

[@TheRealMirCat]

you're in trouble he will save the day He's brave and he's fearless come what may Without him the mission would go astray He's Arnold, Arnold, Arnold Rimmer Without him life would be much grimmer He's handsome, trim, and no-one slimmer He will never need a zimmer He's Arnold, Arnold, Arnold Rimmer More reliable than a garden trimmer He's never been mistaken for Yul Brynner He's not bald, and his head doesn't glimmer Master of the wit and the repartee His command of space directives is uncanny How come he's such a genius? Don't ask me! Ask Arnold, Arnold, Arnold Rimmer He's also a fantastic swimmer And if you play your cards right Then he just might come round for dinner He's Arnold, Arnold, Arnold Rimmer No rhymes left now apart from quimmer He'd better fade us out before we get to schlimmer Fade out you stupid plimmer

[@deborahannehart6788]

Janeway for President 2020‼️

[@DissociatedWomenIncorporated]

It's always amazing how fast kids grow up in Star Trek. I mean at least Alexander has the excuse of being part Klingon to explain how the hell he's an angsty teen serving aboard a Bird of Prey _at the chronological age of 8,_ but there's gotta be something _real_ funky in O'Brien DNA to explain how Molly went from baby to toddler so quickly. Something even beyond how inbred us Irish are, to be sure to be sure.

[@sparshjohri1109]

I mean, she was born in the sixth season of TNG, O'Brien moved to DS9 at around the seventh season of TNG, and they only really started showing Molly a few years into DS9. So it's not really too inconsistent to show her as a toddler. I really disliked what they did with Alexander though. His whole arc in TNG was not wanting to be a warrior, and then they just threw it away.

[@DissociatedWomenIncorporated]

@@sparshjohri1109 no she was in the first season of DS9 a fair bit. She was fairly heavily featured in “If Wishes Were Horses” for example.

[@Yaapo]

​@@sparshjohri1109ikr, wasn't Alexander going to be a Federation diplomat instead of a warrior

[@corssecurity]

The character was created for a story. And isn't it amazing how many family members pop out of the woodwork, appear in one episode and are never heard from or mentioned again. Ah yes my dear brother, how fondly I remember walking in the woods w/ what'shisface.

[@t8polestarcyan22]

So this Paris in this sort of time frame is a Noval Journalist where the similar time where the STO he is a captain of U.S.S Mercury.

[@deusexaethera]

Imagine dating a hologram. He can look like anyone you want -- and he can make it as big as you want.

[@67tr876]

YO am dying right now LMAOROFL

[@Sirenhound]

Ageless EMH must be the envy of the entire crew here!

[@Phoenixesper1]

I love how in picard, Voyagers doctor certainly exists when the series takes place, Seven certainly would you think have mentioned him even in passing, and yet he and the other sentient Holograms are completely absent save for the joke ones on the ship in the "grand" struggle for artifical life independence and survival. Odd.

[@Dancestar1981]

Picard, Discovery etc happen in an alternative universe

[@Phoenixesper1]

@@Dancestar1981 No Discovery happens in a completely seperate universe from anything taking place after enterprise. Picard is a direct continuation of the cannon timeline piccking up after nemesis. The destruction of Romulus is the catalyst that created the abrahmsverse where the new trek films, and discovery exist. but the picard timeline is the true events in cannon....unfortunately.

[@newlycelebrities5956]

Rip. I never took it in that it was someone's apartment. I always imagined it as some community party room lmao

[@JChang0114]

I thought the apartment would be raided by Romulan ninjas beaming in on intent on capturing Janeway for muh reasons.

[@bernb]

That only happens in the alternate timeline where Starfleet only build a single spaceship model and androids switch between "Let's all be friend" and "Kill all biological lifeforms in the Galaxy" several times within an hour.

[@JChang0114]

@@bernb in this timeline did they abandon the EMH Mark I too?

[@Dimitri1221XxX]

@@bernb Having the same model ship never bothered me. It's supposed to be their state of the art warship, why bring anything else but your best when war with the Romulans might occur ?

[@thanatossassin]

Hey I know that building! I think it's in Encino on Ventura blvd

[@qiuweida]

这段太感人了！ 我宁可他们没有直接回来，而是历尽艰辛才回来。

[@partyguy101ify]

I get the feeling that Tom, B'Elanna, and even Joe still harbored resentment toward Admiral Janeway after her add-on toast. Did anyone else get that?

[@tonymathew5618]

Why don't we have such shows anymore?

[@beingsshepherd]

No one believes in their message.

[@alphanerd7221]

Strange New Worlds.

[@christopherg2347]

3:00 "She will return home before I send her away." - normal Kuvah'magh things.

[@maximumhate666]

That’s 10 years afterlives returned home??? Looks like they aged 30 years...

[@boydmccollum692]

In this timeline Voyager took 23 years to get home, and this was 10 years after that. In the show’s primary timeline, I believe it was only 7 years.

[@maximumhate666]

Boyd McCollum thanks for clarifying. It has been long and this all of a sudden didn’t make any sense to me anymore.

[@boydmccollum692]

maximumhate666 totally get it, for the most of this scene I was bit like WTF, they’ve only been back 10 years?

[@joeconrad3828]

After 23 years together, it would take a lot longer than 10 years for me to want to see any of them again at a reunion.

[@oldtwinsna8347]

If you follow the general trend of linearity with Star Trek since TNG, this gathering would've been equivalent to our 2028.

[@scottfirman]

I'm gonna cry.....

[@lockjaw5161]

so what happened to Tuvok?

[@cormacmacsuibhne2867]

Suffering from a neurological condition. Here is the proof: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2SmhZKni99_bpY

[@xxxradicaldreamerxxx]

Coronavirus

[@cormacmacsuibhne2867]

@@xxxradicaldreamerxxx nice one.

[@cormacmacsuibhne2867]

@Daniel Appleton he did

[@indyhamilton698]

Janeway said he wasn't well. Harry said he'd go see him tomorrow.

[@DarthEditous]

Hey, look how great everyone's lives turned out. Janeway: Yeah I'm gonna fix that

[@martyklestadt6766]

Not everyone. Some had died too soon. Tuvok had that illness that could have been cured had they gotten back much sooner. That's why she did what she did.

[@jameswilkes451]

I always thought the CGI on the dome at the top of the apartment was absolutely terrible. Lol

[@SyzygyNoon]

Back in those days, they hadn’t yet perfected dome rendering technology. I think I saw a PBS special on it. (Fun fact - that’s not an apartment building, it’s a community center. The dome is an old planetarium that is now used as a storage space for unused chafing dishes and stackable chairs.)

[@thomasmuandersontheneousul4184]

And MCU steals their title!

[@georgefloyd697]

Voyager has aged better than any Star Trek series.