Star Trek Voyager-The battle for Unimatrix Zero

Battle scenes from ST VOY Unimatrix Zero 1 &2.
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[@thavidu78]

Wolf 359 - Cube destroys 40 ships. Here - tactical cube can't destroy one.

[@Balt21Raven]

I don't compromise with Borg is a fantastic line.

[@mngentry]

Fantastic captain as well.

[@builder396]

except the line is hypocritical considering her deal with the borg against species 8472.

[@kokopelli2012]

ASSIMILATE THIS!

[@nick22co]

Builder396 a mistake she never did again

[@BoroMirraCz]

@@builder396 That deal wasn't a compromise. She came to the borg with an offer and actually threatened them with going away if the Borg don't cooperate exactly as she wanted. There was no compromise.

[@jarednil69]

My favorite part is at 00:30 when Voyager is attacking and flying over the massive Borg cube!!! I saw that originally on TV and flipped out!!!

[@tonypragz]

same 🙂

[@ussbased-a7074]

The best thing in the galaxy: Klingon Borg

[@coolpinguin3624]

Eating wires instead of gagh

[@pwnmeisterage]

Live wires, served hot.

[@sfgdhdhd]

I wouldn't like to act in Klingon/Borg Prosthetics :D

[@robjackson5245]

Don't fuck with a Klingon who just got freed from the Collective

[@moabman6803]

They should make a series based on kuruk and his ship. Seems like a cool klingon/borg dude.

[@coolpinguin3624]

Best renegade matrix cyborg klingon so far.

[@imaxjunior6531]

I love Janeway 's look as a borg in the episode.

[@ariesmight6978]

You can hear the pain in annikas voice. As she says unimatrix zero is shutting down. She is loosing contact with her first love. Of her life.

[@amc6508]

such good episodes! I love it! Voyager being a much smaller ship did rattle that tactical cube! My favorite star trek ship, captain and crew! Thanks for the video! I really missed this show!

[@tonypragz]

A Martins that's ok glad you enjoyed it! my favourite too! I like to think that when Janeway's projection fails and she turns to the Queen she is smirking and raising an eye brow to her :)

[@amc6508]

Voyager is by far the best Startrek show! Beats DS9 and Janeway is a great captain! I watched the show because of her. It's a real shame that they don't make shows like this anymore! The borg! Species 8472! Man those were the days! The newer generations don't know how good this show is and just watch crap now lol

[@tonypragz]

A Martins I love ds9 and TNG but voyager is definitely my favourite by far, love the strong female role models on the show :)

[@amc6508]

Yes Bellanna, Seven and Janeway!

[@walterschivo9123]

They are the best duo, Janeway and 7 of 9.

[@lendial]

the borg plot lines were the best part of voyager.

[@ianp.5728]

What i dont get.... since Seven joined they Must have known about the transwarp-tunnels. Not they have an ex-Borg klingon Friend with all the Knowledge and all the technical stuff on the ship to help Or guide Voyager back to the Alpha Quadrat. Why didnt they do it?

[@Lee-zw5km]

Classic scene. Kate did a magnificent job as always 👍

[@walterschivo9123]

I love the Star Trek vs. Borg series. This was well thought up for both Next Generation and Voyager. Too bad by the time Enterprise picked up on it, the show got cancelled. 7 of 9 is my favorite character.

[@StarWarsOpinion]

Enterprise was cancelled in its fourth year while its sole Borg episode "Regeneration" was in the second season.

[@robjackson5245]

David Bell was a supreme composer. Too bad shitty "Enterprise" didn't end up on lesser The WB. They didn't deserve the coveted network, UPN.

[@jlems56]

They went from charting a course through incredibly difficult space just to avoid an encounter with a borg to hatching a plan, that involved purposely being assimilated and attacking a tactical cube as if it were nothing..

[@Aramanth]

(According to the "Borg Queen's Administrative Handbook" under the heading "impending disaster" it states clearly to "Initiate Self-Destruct")

[@Mademoiselle_Katie]

1:56 "I don't compromise with Borg". One of Janeway's finest lines 👏👏

[@busywl69]

Janeway will always be my captain.

[@stephanieturmel2319]

Yes the best with james t kirk 👍👍👍👍

[@ericmcconnaughey2782]

Sisko is majorly badass himself.

[@1godonlyone119]

The ideas for this episode came from the movie "The Matrix," with Keanu Reeves, which came out the year before this episode came out.

[@1godonlyone119]

@yeah, right Oh, I'll have to look into that. Thanks!

[@dennismckown8810]

the borg always say they are better, but have they ever changed their way walking? they still walk like humans or any of the other upright walking beings. the borg just steal knowledge, they don't improve anything, not even themselves

[@raxsavvage]

feel like the venting plasma and deck 11 are editing to the place.

[@travisjames3517]

Susanna Thompson's final appearance....

[@matthewbaumann630]

She was awesome!

[@faytneris]

She would have appeared in the finale Endgame as well but she was busy filming another tv series at the time so she had to pass on that one and Alice Krige took over for Endgame (who before had rejected returning to the part in Dark Frontier and Unimatrix Zero)

[@walterschivo9123]

Least I'm glad Janeway wasn't given a Borg name like Ladyquis of Borg and went after Voyager like Picard was made to go after his ship.

[@GalenMarekOfficial]

Enterprise= Locutus? He wasnt named after his ship nor is his Borg name in any way similar to it.

[@meris8486]

So you're glad this wasn't a good episode?

[@dusty2366]

Here's something that kind of irritates me about this two-parter. When Picard was assimilated in TNG, it was the most traumatic experience of his life, which he never quite moved past, still getting nightmares about it years later but, correct me if I'm wrong, when Janeway, Tuvok and Torres return to Voyager and have their implants taken out, it's never brought up again. It's not even consistent with Seven, who had some of hers as a permanent reminder because they couldn't be removed. I don't care if the borg have fallen in firepower, but when you can have characters be assimilated and un-assimilated with no consequences, *that's* nerfing the borg.

[@tonypragz]

picard struggled as he watched in horror as he helped destroy a fleet of star ships during the battle of Wolf 359. janeway etc probably a bit of cheap writing but then they werent borg for very long, but also they knew they would be going to have to be assimilated as part of the mission

[@echoalpha8015]

@@tonypragz The doctor also inoculated them prior to getting assimilated with some anti assimilation hypospray.

[@demarcusfaulkner7411]

voyager was awesome

[@StarWarsOpinion]

Man, Dennis McCarthy with that opening blare will never get old!

[@tonypragz]

very talented 😊

[@plummet3860]

a tactical cube would ruin voyager in a couple of hits....

[@Robustic91]

They ruined the borg in these episodes. So many details they got wrong. Borg queen would not verbally communicate with other borg. Tactical cube would destroy intrepid class ship and borg sphere with EASE

[@saquist]

They ruined the Borg in First Contact. Fans were just to oblivious to see it until Voyager did it weekly

[@randomrazr]

why didnt the borg sphere tractor voyager and transwarp them back to the alpha quandrant?

[@Angultra]

Meanwhile the opposite happened in the DS9 Dominion war, every ship destroyed in 1 hit..

[@iridium9512]

Only thing I could say is they were holding back. I remember in one episode Borg Queen said to Seven that she could at any time destroy or assimilate Voyager and she purposely avoided doing that because she respected or cared about her or something. I think this is a cheap way out and quite unrealistic. Still, this episode was ridiculous because Janeway picked worst target she possibly could to attack. While still unlikely, I thought they should have tried to find a sphere, and left tactical cube for 8472 war.

[@varidian694]

This makes no sense though... An entire starfleet armada could only just beat a standard borg cube... And yet voyager can go solo toe to toe with the borg 😂

[@faytneris]

There are 20 years of technical improvements between these two events ;) Does technological development stand still in out time? Where were we 20 years ago and where are we these days? There is your answer.

[@echoalpha8015]

Not really though. Voyager never stood a slither of a chance, the sole purpose of them attacking was to get the cube to remodulate their shields and beam the away team onboard. Even with the sphere's help, i doubt they could have destroyed the tactical cube -even with insider help (7 and the klingborg). I think the queen only initiated self destruct out of mission failure to capture unimatrix zero. Also, two year later reply...

[@matthewbaumann630]

@@echoalpha8015 She was trying to kill Janeway by blowing up the cube.

[@shitbeausaysofficial]

Voyager was upgraded by the Borg, themselves, and the drone One before this. Voyager is at this point probably equal to a Sovereign class.

[@vladvlaovich9930]

The gospel of man, according to iBorg

[@DAMONEWRIGHT]

As the cube is exploding how can u still get an annular containment lock on. The away team to beam them out safely ...too technical .. U would have to detect bio signs an seperate. Borg from human plus the explosions going on ... Man intense

[@aisyahnabila8188]

is that the borg sphere 878 because it is commanded by Korok

[@nlo114]

Why do the borg have control panels with push-buttons to operate?

[@pwnmeisterage]

Borg like redundant systems. Besides, the drones need _something_ physical to do, otherwise they might as well just be brains in jars.

[@nlo114]

AS they are a collective, why should any one of them be able to make independent judgements and carry out actions that could easily be automated? Carrying a lot of surplus baggage there!

[@mabus4910]

@@nlo114 Decentralized systems have advantages. For example they can be faster sometimes. The brains of the drones could also function as cores in a computing network. Even todays CPU s use multiple cores to be able to do alot of calculations at the same time. The second part of your comment also holds true for the federation, why wouldn't you just outfit all federation ships with an AI when you have to fight a battle instead of risking lifes?

[@1TheNews]

No! Not another character with an unreachable love interest!

[@SturgGaeming]

Wait why are they fighting with borg, against borg?

[@Guidogregotti]

Because Voyager had created a virus that allowed some Borgs to get free from the collective; these Borg are trying to fight against the collective.

[@robjackson5245]

Gangsta

[@snakemanpete55]

Why is the borg queen always more human than the rest of the collective. ?

[@Humaricslastcall]

Because she's basically THE collective. (read: CPU)

[@alexturlais8558]

Borg don't have shield emitters. they don't have shields the same way the Federation do. Anyway the ship is so generalised they can just have other systems take over.

[@matthewbaumann630]

I thought a tactical cube has 2 shield grids.

[@Pixx2266]

They have/use shields but Borg shields are more like forcefields on steroids.

[@matthewbaumann630]

So how are the shields generated?

[@Pixx2266]

Matthew Baumann How should I know? I'm not an expert on Borg shields.

[@matthewbaumann630]

Someone has to know lol.

[@rpcarnell]

what episode is this?

[@tonypragz]

scenes from Unimatrix Zero part 1 & 2

[@thornbottle]

So you are telling me, borg klingons look very much like klingons from discovery, funny that isnt it, not so stupid looking now are they

[@trinnysaysno]

I hate borg... they smell... no water what so ever on any cube ship...no bathing teeth brushing... just saying. ship prolly smells like dirty diapers road kill hot circuitry...

[@snowball_from_earth]

Trinada Griffin that's what they have implants for.

[@robjackson5245]

UPN was not more popular in all 11 of its concurrent years than The WB, for no reason. This, "Malcolm & Eddie," "Jersey Shore" (OK just kidding on that one but that show didn't last long and people still talk about; UPN had "Platipus Man" and "The Love Boat" though they didn't last long were examples of UPN shows with big names, that people remember, Miley's pop guest starred on the latter; "Seinfeld"-loving Sofia Milos was a guest star on the former, they were like "Jersey Shore"), "The Sentinel," "Smackdown," etc.. Plus their stations had superior syndicated programming, "TNG," "Judge Mathis," and "DS9" were on UPN's flagship in NY. And UPN was a real Warner Bros. network more than Tribune's crap.

[@tonypragz]

I'm from England so we had it all on BBC which at the time was the best channel to have it on

[@robjackson5245]

@@tonypragz5933 and morons say The WB was popular when UPN was world recognized. Thanks for the response bro. Gave you a like.

[@robjackson5245]

@@tonypragz5933 The WB got more popular in its second half. "Buffy" doesn't count from the first half because they got popular more by mistake than through the network's own talents ("Buffy" was a good show on both networks, so this is not an indictment of the show). Annoying "Gilmroe Girls" was the reason, but their first real star-studded show was "What I like About you" also a good show.

[@tonypragz]

@Rob Jackson think the last 2 seasons of buffy were picked up by the WB too. thanks for the like 😊

[@robjackson5245]

Seriously Katie Holmes was not a big name and when "Dawson's Creek" (which wasn't a popular show so I don't understand the morons who say it was - brains the size of a peanut) came out. She only got big because she married Tom Cruise. On the other hand UPN had big names as guest stars on all their shows. For The WB, Amanda Bynes and Jaime Kennedy whose shows premiered on the network in 2002 and 2001 respectively were the network's first big star names

[@mohammedfrancis]

Exciting though it is, Star Trek writers wrongly assume that advanced species have nothing better to do than war with each other. Violent conflict is a human failing, abandoned long ago by off planet civilizations.

[@axelfoley1406]

Says who? It's all fiction... Besides, the purpose of the Borg Collective is to seek out new technology and take by force, via assimilation.