Star Trek Voyager - Admiral Patterson handover to Janeway at Utopia Planitia "Relativity"

Star Trek Voyager - 5x24 - Relativity

[@macbuff81]

I was a teenager when this show first ran. I wasn't really in a good place emotionally during those years, but these shows and those like it helped me find an escape when things were really difficult

[@saquist]

same here. I'm 43 and I was at complete odds with me mother and grandmother but this where my mind preferred to be cruising through space on the wings of an Intrepid Class Starship trying get home. There symbolism there, I'm sure of it.

[@markhine3232]

Hopefully you have found that better place for yourself.

[@nx9100]

I'm glad Voyager helped you! I was 9 when it premiered, and grew up with Captain Janeway.

[@Nehayat]

@@saquist I'm 43 as well. I cut my teeth in Science Fiction with Next Generation. I really grew up, watching Voyager. Always imagined what role i'd play in Starfleet.

[@jamesjscorpio34]

"You'll be the first to test it in deep space." no truer words.

[@batfleckforever3594]

Verrrry deep space...

[@AshtonClemens]

Very very very deep space....

[@elizabeth_ithink771]

Very very very very deep, so deep you may never see earth again

[@matthewbrune5490]

Deep space as in the other end of the freaking Galaxy and breaking the Enterprise’s collective First Contact Record and pretty much crippling the Borg for the next few decades

[@davidslefort6541]

I wish that I could be a explorer and have a ship that has all the technology to survive and I be spending my life in space and just learning everything

[@stevedoolan1540]

"She's quick, and smart - like her captain!" "700,000 metric tonnes, 15 decks, Computer systems augmented with bio-neural circuitry, Top cruising speed: warp 9.975" "And the ship's not bad either!"

[@jerodast]

@drolgh8 I'm now imagining one of those intense episodes where somehow the Captain ended up the only person still conscious/on board, and the ship won't move because they're in some kind of dangerous subspace whosiwatzit, and she's crawling around engineering (which is on fire), and she slams her tricorder to the ground in frustration...then she has that classic Starfleet Moment Of Insight at Just The Right Time...her eyes go wide...she mutters "the ship...is like her captain..." to herself...then she pours her coffee mug into the warp core. Cut to the outside view, all the lights on the ship go from off/flickering to blazing bright, the warp nacelles light up and it zips out of danger.

[@haddy106]

​@@jerodastI mean this is 100% something that must have happened in the year of hell

[@amc6508]

God, I love and miss Janeway!!! I would serve under her to the delta quadrant and back! And then again!!!

[@Bisqwit]

4:21 ”Small talk only compromises my performance.” Says the Doctor who later developed a penchant for long speeches.

[@Nulono]

That's big talk.

[@trevorblair9062]

Lol agreed. I wonder if it was the character's doing or the actor getting a big head?

[@RobertWilkinsonJKekMaloy]

The sign of true artificial intelligence is that it learns and adapts to its environment. The holodoctor gained character via interaction with humans (a la Lt Commander Data)

[@SSingh-nr8qz]

I saw it as character development. Many sci fi characters do this. Example: In the show Stargate SG1, there is a member of the T'elc that started out as this mute badass, but as the show went on he became more and more talkative. The Doctor I see the same way. At first just an annoying character with awful bedside manner, to getting his mobile emitter and seeing more of the world other than Sickbay. When you see more of the world, your personality will change, and the more you observe other people interacting and you interact with them, you will develop new socializing skills. I would also add people who are isolated and rarely talk, when they feel safe can be quite talkative in sharing their thoughts and ideas. Just goes to show you how far this character has come and it really was fun watching the Doctor find himself.

[@RobertWilkinsonJKekMaloy]

@@SSingh-nr8qz T’elk was a a Jaffa. Are you sure you don’t mean a member of the Jaffa?

[@ryank5424]

"She may not be a big as a galaxy class ship, but its ready room sure is bigger"

[@animateddepression]

The weird little alcovey spot in Picard's RR has to open up more. It's his at-sea cabin FFS, surely he's not napping on that terrible couch.

[@markrtoffeeman]

Where's the head in her ready room??? Picard had one. In both of his on screen ships.

[@borgxxxboy]

It was amazing to see her personal growth over the years. Going from a cocky by the protocol captain, to one that really knew her ship and her people. And when to throw protocol out the window and say screw this.

[@jasoncasey4164]

I get what you mean! It's almost like her life was scripted

[@slinkerdeer]

@@jasoncasey4164 Its called good writing. Being able to detach from the fiction and talk about it like it actually happened only compliments the depth of the writing. That said, Voyager does have many flaws in its plot. MANY flaws, but its overall a good sho imho

[@nozyspy4967]

Is that the ONLY Starfleet Admiral who wasn't corrupt or a complete jerk?

[@seikibrian8641]

Nope. Admiral Paris was a pretty normal guy.

[@JH-su9vl]

Admiral Ross?

[@TKDMaze92]

@@JH-su9vl Had some connections to Section 31

[@TKDMaze92]

And by the way, James Tiberius Kirk?

[@michaelvincent7115]

@@TKDMaze92 oh Kirk was a first rate jerk dont kid yourself

[@wdee744]

The Intrepid Class lived up to its class namesake. Fitting that Voyager's sister ship was called the USS Bellerophon. A ship class at the ready to outclass adversaries three times its size.

[@animateddepression]

I find it hard to believe they'd fly an Interpid as a flagship but... whatever.

[@the_biggest_chungus7508]

@@animateddepression think the Sovereign class is the way to go flagship... Ooooor perhaps it's because I like the sound of the name... "Sovereign"... In german, the adjective would be "Herrscher" or "Regent"

[@angeltheautobot5797]

@@the_biggest_chungus7508 I would agree. Sovereign or Galaxy.

[@FletcherFinance]

All those beautiful space docks. One day.....

[@mngentry]

And we had better name one “Utopia Planitia”.

[@davecrupel2817]

One day indeed...

[@Zamolxes77]

@@mngentry How about: Big Fucking Shipyard !

[@Dumb-Comment]

one day, if we dont use all of our money to build walls

[@Blondesax]

@@Dumb-Comment 👏

[@AgentMazgunn]

Doc is pure gold

[@jerodast]

Doc is pure photonic force projections

[@IanWeaver]

I love the banter between Janeway and the Admiral in the beginning.

[@israeliqueen153]

Captain on the Bridge. I love that line. So powerful.

[@youreale]

indeed

[@MsKinnara]

After 12 years in the US Navy 1979 - 1991, I don't miss hearing "Captain on the (Anywhere)"

[@Aeroldoth3]

@@MsKinnara Would you mind explaining the purpose of announcing them? Are people really expected to drop what they're doing and just stand at attention? That seems really inefficient... and annoying. Is it a warning, as in "look busy, and stop picking your nose", or a "remember your place!", or something else? Do they do it for any other ranks, or just captains?

[@MsKinnara]

@@Aeroldoth3 It's suppose to be a sign of respect to your superior officer and it is done for Admirals and high ranking dignitaries too. These days tho it's more of a Snap to it by those in charge as they demand that people snap to attention even tho some of those officers don't deserve the respect they demand. So yes some use it as a "Remember your place". those are the officers that demand you salute them everytime they see you even though Navy Regulations state you only have to salute a officer Only the First time you see them in the morning for that day, But they demand they are saluted each time they are seen. Also if you are busy to where you are unable to snap to attention or salute because of the work you are doing or the situation you are not required to but it better be a good reason. PS: I served in the Navy for 12 years (1979 - 1991) under some good officers and some that should have never been officers.

[@Aeroldoth3]

@@MsKinnara Thank you for answering! It's always struck me as pointless ego stroking. I could MAYBE understand when a cap comes up to you to speak 1 to 1, or when addressing a group, but when people are busy fixing, repairing, maintaining, watching, whatevering... it seems needlessly distracting.

[@leonkernan]

"You'll be the first to test it in deep space." Good thing it didn't burn out on day 2.

[@canman87]

No shit, right? Considering all the various absurdities Voyager had to put up with for those seven years, I'd say the warp core passed with flying colors.

[@danmarsh7985]

Its also good that it had been installed already and not on the next Thursday

[@iceflame1167]

The Dr never disappoints with introductions.

[@beedwarf]

Janeway's reaction to EMH was priceless; the way she ignored him & turned away before EMH could complete a wisecrack. :D

[@jerodast]

Personality could use a little work. :P

[@daveryder9617]

It's a shame they seemed to forget Janeway was a great scientist. I would have liked it if it was clear she was one of the three smartest people in the crew...equal with Seven and Tuvok. She should have been coming up with the answers and explaining it to the crew half the time herself.

[@jerodast]

Yeah, I always liked the concept of a scientist Captain but we almost never saw that at work really.

[@ec6843]

Disagree, I remember thinking several times that she was showing that she was an accomplished scientist.

[@jerodast]

@@ec6843 I haven't watched the series in awhile, so this is an honest question: When? I vaguely recall "Omega" for example, but if I recall correctly in that one Seven was the one who got into the science and Janeway's role was playing up the mother-daughter dynamic more. But would love to check out some scenes/episodes of her in that zone more if I knew what they were.

[@jerodast]

I'm getting tangential here but one of my favorite _"Star Trek_ occasionally knows what actual science is" moments was in "True Q" where Dr. Crusher was running an experiment to grow some kind of specimens, and had Amanda Rogers run it as part of her internship. Then when she got Q powers she "finished" the experiment early by fast forwarding them into full grown whatevers - and Crusher CALLED OUT that she actually ruined the experiment because now their observations are meaningless. (The only writing flaw was that a young adult prodigy doing advanced studies on a starship wouldn't already have known that...) Anyway I'm not saying Janeway needs to be running lab experiments, just something more than the typical "there is something weird going on, then they put the clues together and figure it out" that all cast members get to do.

[@ec6843]

@@jerodast Oh I can't remember many specific examples. Perhaps the one where Voyager gets trapped in a quantum singularity. I think it's like episode 3 or 4 from season 1. She and B"Elanna are talking about how to get out in the conference room.

[@TomalakGeretkal]

Order coffee, take two sips, dump it in the briefing room for someone else to clear up. Yep, that's Janeway.

[@theBrightman]

It uses voice recognition to only provide two sips of coffee in the cup.

[@Bartman954]

Clear up as in put the cup in the replicator so it can be broken down into elements.

[@batfleckforever3594]

@@theBrightman Good one! 👍

[@xaiano794]

It was Janeway's way of getting back at the 'ensign' for disagreeing with her. ~ clean that up...

[@U2QuoZepplin]

She probably took tips of my mother. 😉🙄She asks for a cup of tea or coffee and takes a sip and more often than not leaves it to go cold 🥶. 😒😂

[@Dumb-Comment]

"You'll be the first to test it in deep space." yes except they went too deep

[@fredaf3700]

Of all the Star Treks, Janeway has the best Ready Room

[@dij7878]

ikr. the room is gigantic...lol

[@KMCA779]

@@dij7878 I always felt that with a little modification it could have doubled as Captains Quarters. I never understood why the captains had quarters halfway across the ship from their ready rooms. If I remember correctly NX-01 did it but his quarters weren't much bigger than those of the other senior officers.

[@QuarrellaDeVil]

"Personality could use some work ... put a large H on his forehead."

[@-M0LE]

Whenever I watch Voyager I just escape reality and can really believe the story the whole cast crew everything was perfect

[@-M0LE]

perci 88 read it again or learn English

[@Tuning3434]

@@B-26354 Indeed, only the TNG cast is known as really gelling out as a cohesive group (production wise it did took a few seasons though). DS9 was definitely more formal, and Voyager really had some tragedies in both production cast and on screen cast, where the fact that Kate Mulgrew could drink Jeri Ryan's blood wasn't a highlight either.

[@AndrewChapman]

@@B-26354 Well, however Voyager turned out in the end, it's a matter of opinion at the end of the day. I enjoy Voyager, so I must have very poor taste too.

[@Aerojet01]

@MOLE I agree. It took time for the cast members to gel (like most sitcoms), but when they gelled, it turned out to be a very entertaining show, with brilliant characters, storylines and plenty of action. The problem with Star Trek fans, they get bogged down with comparing different Star Trek shows. I treat each show on its merits.

[@danielveres4351]

@@B-26354 You didn't like it, fine, no-one's judging you, but how about accepting that some of us found it to be amazing?

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

Until I saw this episode I didn't even know that Voyager was built at the same shipyard in orbit of Mars that gave birth to the Galaxy Class and they even built Excelsior Class ships there as well and it was neat how in the opening shot you can see a Galaxy Class Starship under construction.

[@thegrimmretails3777]

Interesting bit of trivia. In Living Witness, the museum director thought the human homeworld was Mars.

[@seanstoyroom7274]

Was it the Venture or the Challenger?

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

That's a good question if it was the Challenger or the Venture who knows as it was mentioned in the Star Trek The Next Generation Technical Manual on the Enterprise D it stated that when Starfleet began development on the Galaxy Class there were 6 proposed ships to be built the first three we know of was the Prototype U.S.S. Galaxy then the U.S.S. Yamato though sadly we all know what happened to that ship in the season 2 episode 'Contagion' and the third was the U.S.S. Enterprise and another we know of was the U.S.S. Odyssey and we also all know what happened to that ship during Starfleet's first encounter with the Dominion in fact speaking of the Odyssey what if it was that Galaxy Class Starship that was seen under construction in the opening shot of this episode because remember in the episode 'Message In a Bottle' the E.M.H. of the U.S.S. Prometheus stated they were at war with the Gamma Quadrant SuperPower that the Voyager E.M.H. didn't know about so it's possible Starfleet's war with the Dominion started sometime after Voyager was stranded in the Delta Quadrant.

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

@@thegrimmretails3777 That's a good thought as that Museum currator said they made that image of Voyager thinking it was a warship based on a partial schematic they had and for the thought of Mars being the human homeworld it's possible they might have had a partial part of Voyager's dedication plaque as Starfleet Starships dedication plaques do mention where and when they were built either from Utopia Planitia or the San Francisco Shipyards that gave birth to the Constitution and Sovereign Class Starships.

[@bbenjoe]

The admiral would make an excellent Santa Claus, sipping milk and reading stories to children from a comfy chair.

[@develynseether4426]

He has played santa twice.

[@pferreira1983]

@@develynseether4426 Well there you go! 😂

[@CloneShockTrooper]

I kinda wish that the Voyager Pilot episodes started with these scenes.. I truly feels great experiencing Voyager in the Alpha Quadrant at least for a little time.

[@laughablelarry9243]

If only we all got what we wanted

[@raminatox]

Probably the only admiral in starfleet who isn't crazy...

[@Gohan-chan]

Oh, I dunno. Admiral Hayes, Admiral Chekote (NOT Chakotay), and Admiral Ross seemed to have level-enough heads to me.

[@TheKnightOfSmite]

Considering the Dominion War came after this with the Borg conflicts the guy probably had his own problems later

[@nousername5673]

Animaxtor Well, Admiral Janeway certainly wasn't.

[@johnathanalvarez7907]

Cornwell was great also

[@nousername5673]

Johnathan Alvarez Well, in the Discoveryverse, I suppose not.

[@78.BANDIT]

Her readyroom is 3 time's the size of Picard's. It could almost be her personal quarters.

[@quoniam426]

Probably the size of Kirk's quarters in the original Enterprise.

[@OneofInfinity.]

And Archer did not even have a ready "room".

[@johntrevy1]

@@OneofInfinity. Archer did have a very room, it was tiny though.

[@Locktwiste72]

@@OneofInfinity. Archer's ready room was the size of Neelix's kitchen, if that.

[@Locktwiste72]

I'd venture to say that Janeway's ready room was about the size of the original Enterprise's bridge.

[@dojokonojo]

Admiral Colonel Sanders

[@HacksignKT]

kek

[@BeckettSong]

The actor's name is Dakin Matthews whom played the part of Joseph "Joe" Heffernan on "The King of Queens". Doug’s Dad.

[@rkmugen]

They SHOULD create a character in a future Trek series or film by the name Admiral Sanders.... and make him speak with a Southern accent.... and cut to a scene where he's at his home, on Earth..... battering and frying chicken...... while looking at a book....... a recipe book..... handed down by........ WELL, WHADDYA KNOW - the recipe book is from none other than COLONEL SANDERS!

[@abominationishere5403]

And it's finger lickin good

[@granudisimo]

@@rkmugen And they SHOULD make him cross paths with Picard's wine, Sisko's Restaurant, and Quark's business acumen for Hostelry. Coming with a name for something that awesome is just above my pay grade.

[@dij7878]

i love that Janeway is a scientist

[@nubiannile4606]

It must be exciting as hell becoming captain of a brand new Starfleet starship!!!

[@wdee744]

I'd go full Ben Maxwell and crush the Spoonheads right out of Spacedock.

[@wdee744]

Arm the photons, target all Galor Class, dispersal pattern Sierra...And fire.

[@ulrichschenk8202]

Except for a Miranda class vessel. Then you're dead

[@attiepollard7847]

@@ulrichschenk8202 Miranda class is as good as the Capitan who is on it.

[@victorbruant389]

Until you find out all the other graduates get Sovereign- Galaxy-, Akira- Nebula- etc. classes, while you are put in charge of an old Oberth-class

[@joshua211111]

Shows how Janeway sees things differently, she can see potential and offers chances for redemption with very few strings attached.

[@benscriven8935]

Tell that to Tuvix 😆

[@mrpyu8397]

@@benscriven8935 In regards to Tuvix, there is no right answer. Either way, at least one person is killed. Tuvok and Neelix would have been killed and knowing there was a way to revive them, it would equally be murder and you cannot fault Janeway because of that, simply because Tuvok and Neelix WERE saved and brought back to life.

[@amc6508]

@@benscriven8935 well that’s just daft!

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

The one thing I liked about this episode was that panaramic shot of the Utopia Planitia Shipyards in Mars Orbit and all the orbital drydocks where ships were either under construction or launching or maybe even undergoing refits as what if this was when the Enterprise D was fitted with the new main bridge that we all saw in Star Trek Generations.

[@RingtoneBasterds]

Great. Now I have to watch the whole show again. Damn you!

[@Kildain]

I want to get through my current Netflix queue but I keep being reminded of how good star trek is.

[@slinkerdeer]

2 year later reply... but entertainment shouldn't be relegated to "getting through" it. If you like Star Trek so much, watch the full series. I got a lot more from rewatching it than I thought I would, mainly because watching it after a few years and subsequently being older and more mature gives you a different outlook when watching and I noticed many things I hadn't the first time.

[@jerodast]

The cool thing is once you finally finish 21 seasons, the first 1 is faded enough you can start all over again :)

[@niceguy60]

Remember when Utopia Planitia still existed in the lore, I do

[@mngentry]

Why? why? Why couldn’t they just put Jeri Ryan in a Starfleet uniform from the get go? She looks awesome in it and keeping the Borg Touches to it would have been fine.

[@jerodast]

The Troi effect...for that matter Kira also looke

[@jerodast]

(oops) d even better in the Starfleet uniform :)

[@nubiannile4606]

mngentry She does look great in a Starfleet uniform.

[@Serin9X]

It was literally because she looks like a supermodel and they wanted her in something that showed that off. She was walking eye candy. I think she looked better in the uniform too.

[@mngentry]

Serin9X Honestly I found it a bit patronizing. Luckily Jeri Ryan is an excellent actress and gave a performance that distracted from in your face T and A. Don’t get me wrong I believe the female physique is lovely but presentation and timing need to match.

[@pt29999]

Fun Fact, the Excelsior class ship @ 0:06 is the same one that is seen damaged at the beginning of DS9 Season 6 Episode 1. USS Fredrickson

[@lwvmobile]

Things took a serious turn for the better at the 3:10 mark. That uniform suits Seven quite well.

[@TheOtherGuys2]

I was just watching, and it was like "wait, is that.. Oh, hello!" :D

[@Chris-xi8cl]

It's good to see head master Charleston still busy in his retirement after Chilton.

[@highlander723]

"Your home way from home" NO TRUER WORDS WERE EVER SPOKEN

[@Albertojedi]

My favorite era of the Star Trek world (TNG, Voyager, and DS9).

[@GaymingAndStuff]

This was one of my favorite episodes, for so many reasons.

[@ladycatherinede-bourgh2343]

Janeway was a smart ass captain of the fleet.

[@johntrevy1]

@Dustin Ducote Circumstances were different. If Janeway hadn't destroyed the array a whole sector of space would have been at the Kazon's mercy.

[@johnathanalvarez7907]

Dustin Ducote Picard was begging Q to bring the ship back, Janeway did the hard work

[@johntrevy1]

@@johnathanalvarez7907 Q did put them there in the first place. But then Q sent them there to get humanity ready for when they arrive.

[@beckywalters2]

tell me one Captain who wasnt a smartass once in a while

[@tokra8472]

Her being a smart-ass captain is what got her ship and crew home alive...despite all the alternate timelines

[@TOFKAS01]

Better scene from the Utopia Planitia shipyards than the one from "Picard"..The ships are better looking.

[@paladinboyd1228]

TOFKAS01, And it isn’t on fire thanks to blade runner androids.

[@ThePoshboy1]

And it makes sense because you'd want to assemble space ships in space rather than on the surface of Mars.

[@animateddepression]

WEE CAND BE HEEROHS.... DURR durrrr durdurrrrrr durrrrrr.

[@philbertchow5425]

Check out the nacelles on Seven.

[@adammclaughlin845]

Brilliant scenes from a good episode. VOY at its best was awesome.

[@Wraiths_and_Wreckage]

Poor Starfleet. First test in deep space their new ship disappears.

[@iago318]

How did we go from that fleet yard scene with all the different ships to 100 identical Zheng He's? ST:Picard needs to step up its game for season 2.

[@apotheases]

A lot of it was a licensing issue between Bad Robot and CBS/Paramount. Badrobot had to pay to use the likeness of the Galaxy Class in that first episode. After that they would've had to pay to use the likenesses of all other star trek ships. Hence why they created only one ship of their own in the season finale and copy/pasted it hundreds of times over.

[@mitchellmelkin4078]

iago, I wouldn't place odds on the likelihood of that happening.

[@hhale]

@@apotheases It's almost like CBS/Paramount set up Bad Robot for failure. "Sure we'll let you make Star Trek..." but then nickel and dimed them over silly things ("oh you want to use the Enterprise in a shot, that's this much more..."). Given that and the writing issues, little wonder then that Bad Robot Trek is "Chinese knock off Trek" with everything negative that implies.

[@tigerbread78]

@@apotheases That explains a lot, I was completely underwhelmed by the same ship xeroxed so many times

[@DayneTreader]

The Zheng He has a name for its class - Inquiry.

[@mlbslugger62]

I love this episode lol. Anything with time travel automatically grabs my attention. Janeway: See you in the 24th century! Seven of Nine: I look forward to it, or should I say backward? Captain Janeway: Don't get started. :D

[@LordTalax]

Never mind the blond spy from the future

[@Fireeater-rl4ep]

I understood that reference.

[@meldroc]

Blond spy from the Borg...

[@koningbolo4700]

The blond spy everybody wants to shag...

[@quoniam426]

I have a feeling she recognized her face when she met 7/9 Tertiairy adjoint of Unimatrix 01. Hence why she wanted to free her from the Borg...

[@quoniam426]

@@koningbolo4700 At first I didn't want to fantasize on her. Did once with no warning from my subconcious, best sexual fantasy of my entire life, felt like the real thing.

[@tbeller80]

I didn't care much for Voyager, but moments like these I love. We get to see a fleet in construction and roaming the halls just to poke around and see how things work. DS9 took the time to do this a lot since their station was a complete mess on Day 1 and needed years of fixing. Enterprise started out like this too showing how Starfleet was still a very young organization with new technology they barely understood. That was the same yard where Sisko helped build the Defiant. I wish they had a flashback of him pitching the design to a room of engineers and admirals.

[@battlesheep2552]

“What if we just took out all the unnecessary shit like holodecks and huge quarters and just pack it with guns?” “My god, he’s a genius!”

[@Rohnon]

I visited a friends Physics Lecture once. The Prof picked up on the very question "what is the threshhold of the H2 molecule" and as a nerd he wanted to check if the answer was correct, and explained how he did so for a bit. Allways interesting to see to which lengths the lads from Star Trek go

[@semareva3717]

Thanks to KZbin and you 'ROGUE ANT' I was able to View this episode of STV AND MAN THIS CLIP OF "THE THAW" was freaking awesome I wish I could See the full episode thank you.

[@dirdib69]

"Try not to wreck it or get lost right away, Katie."

[@captain4053]

Dang it I miss star trek real star trek

[@Levi_Skardsen]

0:13 oh, Akira class. We never got to see you shine.

[@rkmugen]

But to some people, the Akira class is little more than just a 24th century derivative of Captain Archer's Enterprise..... upside down.

[@jeffsdomaingaming1639]

@@jackal1221 she's definitely been getting her shine in Star Trek Online lol

[@ryank5424]

That SF uniform really suits her.

[@swishfish8858]

Man, looking at this is like looking at old Twin Towers pictures. RIP Utopia Planitia. :c

[@craytoncaswell4558]

There was an NX class coming out of spacedock in the opening scene. I assume they were fitting it with a gift shop and other museum paraphenalia.

[@budgybottom75]

humerous! buuuuttt its an akira clas :) but funny lol god damn my nerd brain!

[@Knight121198]

Um, Its an Akira class starship, a torpedo boat if memory serves, also abit of a fighter carrier aswell, the NX was inspired by the akira though.

[@auricstorm]

I like the Akira. She's balshy, and like all older models, all the bugs have been worked out or around. USS DaVinci with the SCE was awesome

[@jerodast]

Grrr Enterprise for declaring "NX" was a class and not a simple numbering prefix. It's not like NCC was a ship class guys.

[@happybeingmiserable4668]

"It's bigger than what I expected" and that's what she said.

[@CionnFE]

And what?

[@Locutus]

Yes, she thought it was only an inch big, but when she saw it was 2 inches, she was surprised.

[@PR--un4ub]

@@Locutus Now _that_ is what I call biological distinctiveness.

[@Locutus]

@@PR--un4ub Resistance is futile!

[@angeladicarlo9197]

Una meraviglia! Grazie

[@paulapsley3712]

Great episode!

[@RogbodgeVideo]

0:53 - I hope that engineer didn't get in trouble for smirking about the Fractal Calculus Final remark.

[@develynseether4426]

I think that's the Admiral's Aide so they probably have a good rapport.

[@mitchellmelkin4078]

@@develynseether4426 Rollins by name, IIRC.

[@We_Are_Borg_478]

2:17 She's like oh yeah, speaking of black, what about Tuvok?

[@thec4fourhundred520]

No.

[@We_Are_Borg_478]

@@thec4fourhundred520 I actually had the wrong time stamp. Watch it again now that I edited it. AND...... Assimilate a sense of humor. 😘

[@ThePoshboy1]

I;m sure it was a coincidence, though your comment did get a laugh out of me.

[@We_Are_Borg_478]

@@ThePoshboy1 Then my intentions played out exactly as I wanted.

[@Aeroldoth3]

"I like it black. Like my men."

[@DelcoRanz93]

Funny how it's mentioned that Janeway wanted Paris as a Pilot here yet in the series premiere it was explicitly stated that he'd be an observer only. If I were to hazard a guess, I'll bet that Starfleet was only willing to meet Janeway and Patterson halfway since Starfleet would be uncomfortable with assigning him as anything more than an observer for the mission considering his track record.

[@Wraiths_and_Wreckage]

Good theory.

[@pferreira1983]

Plus Voyager already had a pilot in them erm...pilot episode.

[@davidcarter3830]

It's funny how a holographic character has more "character" than anyone in other shows.

[@qdllc]

Is it just me or did Voyager's conference room table always look like and oversized Bjoran comm badge?

[@ColinRichardson]

It always brought up memories of a Ferengi ship for me. Which I know is stupid, they look nothing alike.. But it just... Does... Can't explain it.

[@aquamonkee]

Damn stupid looking table I recall it was changed when the set was used in DS9

[@blazerocker1734]

qdllc - My thoughts exactly. I never did like that table. It always clashed with the rest of the room.

[@Eons381]

That's awesome and the best part of the whole damn room 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

[@geoculus5606]

@@ColinRichardson I think it's that turquoise color on it.

[@davido.1233]

It's good to know that, even in the 24th Century, Headmaster Charleston is maintaining a good academic relationship with his students. I dare you to figure out what I'm referencing WITHOUT using a Search engine!

[@emizerri]

For anyone wondering, he's referring to the Admiral who apparently played a character called Headmaster Charleston, just so you don't have to Google it like I did

[@jeffreyrhoads5129]

Does that mean that Kirk had a famous descendant who became Captain of the Enterprise?! Nah…just a coincidence I’m sure.

[@williamabbott9413]

Love that Voyager and Enterprise we’re Dock Buddies :)

[@williamabbott9413]

**were

[@brentsvideojournal6161]

Great episode

[@DrewSavo]

When she sat down in the Captains chair, I hoped she’d look at the armrest and said ‘You could at least have fitted one cup holder....’ ☹️

[@battlesheep2552]

Mini-replicator for coffee

[@jamiethedinosaur869]

Or at least a seatbelt!

[@MCsCreations]

Damn, I really miss watching Voyager... I guess I'm going to need to buy another DVD player or something. 😕

[@Dangerman5]

This was from series 5 for those who are not keeping up...Seven of Nine was sent back in time to stop a bomb. One of my fav epiosdes...anything with temporal anomalies is fucking good lol

[@TheKlink]

Why settle for schematics when you could holodeck it?

[@glennwills7646]

You work your whole life for that chance to sit on the bridge of your ship as captain that first time. Why spoil it.

[@TheKlink]

Glenn Wills spoil nothing, nothing compares to the real thing.

[@glennwills7646]

That’s kinda my point.

[@Luthies]

Schematics tell you much more than just the layout. Not only what is where, but why it's there. A lot of information you wouldn't get just by creating a holodeck program.

[@EVAUnit4A]

I wonder if a _real_ US Navy ship captain could give us an explanation on what it was like preparing for their first tour as Captain.

[@BojanBojovic]

Star Trek universe is incredible. It cures my nihilism and gives some optimistic view on future.

[@amc6508]

THIS!!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Kerorofan1990]

The Intrepid class sure is pretty to look at.

[@tamarahagenbeek]

Just like those shots.

[@chrism3845]

Beautiful

[@shannonfreeman2002]

Each captain brought their own dynamic to the franchise

[@LinkTardis]

"Whats your opinion of this room?" Seven with experience of said room "spoilers"

[@callumwearne7870]

Man this was so cool...

[@markrtoffeeman]

The Utopia Planitia Fleetyards really are magnificent

[@PetersaberHD]

"It's bigger than I expected. And what is this, a school bench?"

[@styremcstyre]

The answer is simple, the ratings were low and they wanted an ass and tits characterto catch the attention of a certain demographics. They did the same thing to T'pol on ENT.

[@bastonneknight9478]

It's scenes like this that make me wish Voyager got to go through a proper story arc. Have them spend a couple years in the Delta quadrant and the ship gets beaten up and then they find a way to make it back to Federation space. It's been a painful journey but they're almost home and headed towards a starbase, except when they get their it's a graveyard filled with destroyed Federation ships. Bring Voyager back right into the Dominion war and then maybe spend some time covering the after affects of the conflict.

[@a.m.9357]

I have always, always enjoyed Robert Picardo's role. I loved his character more than anyone else in the entire ship.

[@collinsdarkwa281]

I remember this part

[@trevorblair9062]

I miss Voyager, it was a good show. The ending was kind of rushed though, that wasn't impressive

[@markequinox]

Trevor Blair Yeh they never showed any home celebrations.

[@Pokarookris]

Agreed. Didn't feel like there was closure like TNG and ds9 had. But yes, a great series nonetheless.

[@trevorblair9062]

@@Pokarookris even ds9 seemed a little rushed too.

[@sustainablesolutions9152]

It got a bit dragged out, so they decided to end it before it lost (too much) popularity

[@dmanc85]

Rushed is an understatement, I think they showed them in the Alpha quadrant for less than a minute out of a 90 min finale.

[@WardNightstone]

I really like the Intrepid class though i agree with the sally rides modification of the bridge to remove the steps in favor of ramps

[@alicaljungberg3742]

7/9 in Starfleet uniform is the best! Wish she wore that throughout the whole show.

[@JonathanLundkvist]

Utopia Planetia looks great with all the Post-Borg Fleet Buildup. I mean, I do not dare think how it may have looked like before the Borg, when only one of four QUALIFIED applicants were sent forth to Starfleet Academy. Its pretty clear by the time Nog applies, the recruting procedure has been changed - needing only a letter of recommendation and basic tests.

[@ModernDayWarrior]

Voyager was a good show. Fight me irl.

[@malte1984]

It's my second favourit show after TNG. Never understood why so many people don't like it. It is Homer's Odyssey in freakin' SPACE!!! Hell yeah!!

[@thomasn3882]

If the "maximum cruising speed" is 9.975, then why was Voyager typically going at only warp 6 or so on the trip back to Earth? Were they sightseeing in the Delta Quadrant?

[@hinoki01]

Maximum Emergency Speed, that. She can GO 9.975 but can't sustain it for long.

[@thomasn3882]

@@hinoki01 Yes, they should have used different terminology then.

[@komtar]

It can sustain 9.975 very long. But as with cars, the faster you go, the fuel consumption will go up too. At that speed you have to stop for gas every other day. My assumption.

[@taliteichman1161]

These two are .... pretty darn cozy.

[@donaldwatson7698]

The admiral's interactions with Janeway, though somewhat informal, strike me more as a proud mentor or "adopted uncle", rather than possibly something more intimate. Reminds me of a few of my best college instructors.

[@johntrevy1]

@@donaldwatson7698 I think Patterson WAS one of her instructors and she was his best student. That's why there was no science officer since she was the science officer in a way.

[@malutz1]

@@johntrevy1 I would have thought there was no science officer because the mission was supposed to be very short, no exploration, just to retrieve the Maquis ship with Tuvok on it

[@tigerbread78]

Not 3 minutes on her new ship and she's already got the coffee jitters

[@jerodast]

Right? If this episode really wanted to show us Where It All Started, it would've been Janeway having her first mug.

[@Foebane72]

"You'll be the first to test this tri-cyclic warp drive in space" If only you knew how right the Admiral was...!

[@Chris-fy8rk]

Thats not what he says.....

[@Zamolxes77]

700,000 metric tons, that is ... A LOT. An Iowa class battleship fully loaded is about 60,000 metric tons, so Voyager has the mass of 11.5 Iowa battleships ...

[@crabLT]

I wonder where do they get the materials for that. I mean with their technology it would be trivial to get the material, but how do they do it? Mine asteroids or just replicate whole parts and then install the internal systems?

[@quoniam426]

@@crabLT Engines are very dense materials, Duranium must be quite heavy too. Plus the ship is much wider than an Iowa class BB and much taller as well.

[@bingbongabinga2954]

Simon Peterson mass transmutation / replication. Should be able to build thousands of these things. Matter could be harvested from suns. Shouldn't have a manpower shortage either. Or be hurting for facilities.

[@devmin_dot_exe6551]

Quo Niam Not to mention it's not buoyant.

[@blusafe1]

More mass doesn't mean more volume, or larger buoyant displacement.

[@LordTalax]

Damn warp 9.975, that's very fast. Galaxy class about fell apart as they tried for 9.5

[@andrewdemetrius8090]

Nice to see so many ships ;-) Every time there is a major threat, suddenly there are no ships available or near enough to respond, except of course, a below par, not fully fitted or partially re-fitted ship is the only one that happens to be available......

[@blusafe1]

Space is big, like....big. Imagine hundreds, maybe thousands of these ships doing the exact same mission of exploration that each of these shows does. Still not even half a drop in the bucket of how big space is.

[@justbrowsing8482]

I wish very much we had this Star Trek lifestyle now. No poverty, clean energy and the world as one. Hope springs eternal I guess 🥴

[@EinChris75]

"Give ma a hug, that's an order". #MeToo

[@christopherg2347]

How did you delude yourself into thinking that has *anything* to do with the MeToo movement? How much pro-harrasment propaganda have you watched and read?

[@JohnZ117]

If they weren't already good friends (as can be determined by demeanor and conversation tone), you can bet Captain Janeway would have refused the order and filed a complaint.

[@yallnwahsdontevendrinkskoo4092]

@@christopherg2347 It's a joke, you witless ideologue

[@christopherg2347]

@@yallnwahsdontevendrinkskoo4092 It is funny that you are fanaticalyl for sexual harassment but call me a "humorless witless ideologue".

[@yallnwahsdontevendrinkskoo4092]

@@christopherg2347 "fanatical for sexual harassment" Dude, get some help.

[@rachelolvera4495]

Neat ready room

[@daanvreugdenhil]

Wow... I've watched the series back in the days that it was shown on TV, and not so long ago, I rewatched the whole series on Netflix. Only now I see that Seven of Nine (from the future) is in this part... LOL