Star Trek Voyager - The Beginning (Edited) Episode 1

[@Savoots]

"Brace for impact!" Then he proceeds to run around the bridge instead of actually bracing for impact.

[@wangson]

Man...for years, I rejected any Star Trek incarnation that wasn't either The Original Series or The Next Generation. Then someone suggested I take a look at Voyager and after watching this 1st, 2-part episode, I was absolutely hooked! What a great overall storyline!! I loved it when I first watched the series 7 or 8 years ago and now I'm going to start all over again watching the full series on Netflix...starting...NOW!!! Voyager is a terrific Star Trek incarnation!!

[@1978rharris]

Sooooooo…..DS9?

[@kris8165]

Better than that original Kirk Trek in any way... TOS is literally boring 😅

[@takerdust]

maybe it was a good idea for that 1st officer to go. Everyone braced for impact and he decided to run across the bridge.

[@TheCormTube]

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[@takerdust]

@@TheCormTube lol

[@kuribayashi84]

Gul Evek is one of very characters to appear in all three 24th Century-Series.

[@robjackson5245]

Quark as well

[@TheCormTube]

Evek is a great example Cardassian, loyal, dedicated, pretty grumpy. It doesn't feel like he has hatred towards anyone, just doing his job.

[@chainamarie03]

Voyager was the best of all the Star Trek series....tho i like ALL of them. I watch the reruns every day. 'The doctor' was an interesting character.

[@K-11609]

@@chainamarie03that’s…definitely a hot take. Don’t get me wrong, I love Voyager as well, but is it considered the best…I wouldn’t say so.

[@chainamarie03]

@K H Which would you say is better....besides of course the original one.

[@peterburke3944]

Ha ha love the star wars crawl at the beginning. The space battle between the marquis ship and the cardassian ship does put you in mind of the opening scenes of Star Wars Episode 4 a bit

[@halmiller4816]

I actually saw an edited version where they put the Star Wars music over top of it. I think it got deleted.

[@robjackson5245]

This is what made "Voyager" different from "TNG" - the opening scrawls were a transition to darker more violent storytelling! Gritty. "TNG" was like 80s Golden Age hip hop. "Voyager" was like gangsta rap, more darker and hardcore. "DS9" is more "Star Wars"ish so they don't count. This show on the other hand was OG as fuck like "TNG."

[@evancoffland19]

One would have to wonder what kind of stories we would’ve gotten had the original voyager crew survived and none of the maquis made it.

[@yourstruly4817]

Or what if Janeway was Captain of the Equinox

[@chainamarie03]

Who were the "original" crew?

[@evancoffland19]

@@chainamarie03 The crew members that died in the first episode, namely, the actual doctor among others.

[@chrisschembari2486]

​@@chainamarie03you just saw two of them in this clip - the First Officer (white man with grey hair) and the Lt at the helm.

[@robjackson5245]

Well "Voyager" would be a different show from the one we all love and know

[@michka841]

- Mom can we have the opening of Star Wars IV? - no we have Star Wars IV at home Star Wars IV at home:

[@dutchalwayshasaplan4956]

Really epic opening in my opinion

[@randomrazr]

tom paris took the first officers seat before the wave hit LOL

[@Jeng4280]

Yes!!! Chakotay was the first face I saw on my screen and I remember being so lovestruck by him. Lordy! I think it’s the tat!😂

[@johnlawrence3781]

The contrast between STVOY shields and DS9 shields.

[@SheldonAdama17]

“It is a period of civil war. Rebel forces, striking from a hidden base -“ Oh wait, wrong franchise.

[@DangerousParent]

How bad ass is Janeway to have the tag line "Battle stations!"😘

[@NatureismyHome-cu6zs]

Funny how the first officer just HAD to run at that point. I wonder if he was hit by exploding rocks like most starship bridge casualties.

[@حسينمانوس]

So voyager disappeared before the Dominion war?

[@SPECTRE_Madman]

If they didn’t the war would’ve been over with Voyager involved the most overpowered crew in Star Trek history

[@TaraZaraChara]

Trek Wars Episode IV: A New Voyage I mean come on, the opening crawl followed by a Maquis Fighter being chased by a larger Cardassian Galor-class Destroyer?

[@Naminski1a]

Star Trek is from CBS and Paramount Pictures and Star Wars is from 20th Century-Fox and Lucasfilm Ltd.

[@tristanwhite3472]

I like Blanna reaction when she says what the matter were not making a dent in there shields anyway!! Ha

[@robjackson5245]

Intro - the way it scolls is gangsta

[@pniner]

And that music!

[@sarahjrandomnumbers]

Captain: "BRACE FOR IMPACT!" XO: "I saw this KZbin video where if you jump at the right time, you can survive a lift crashing into the ground! *JUMPS*" A few moments later... Captain: "Our XO is dead!"

[@ceactoceava6203]

Its amazing after Voyagers crew was whisked away into the Array almost everyone had a tricorder in their hands.

[@chainamarie03]

True, but they weren't yet used to using them 😉

[@GitanoRenegado]

I love 💕 this story the star fleet of voyager lost itself in space with a Mahki ship so they United to get back

[@peterburke3944]

There were so many Marquis on that small ship that ended up on voyager. how did they cram everyone in?

[@robertballasty395]

Stadi (don't know if I'm spelling that right) tells Paris crew complement is 141. Some die when the ship gets pulled to the Delta quadrant - her (Conn), Chief Engineer, First Officer, Chief Medical Officer, and Chief Nurse; probably others. I don't know if there was ever an on-screen reference to how many dead. I assume a dozen or two. Maquis ship was small. I don't know if it was ever said what crew complement was. I assume two or three dozen at most, and they must've had some fatalities. One clue would be the scene in the caretaker's array when they find Chakotay's crew in cold-storage - I don't know if a still would suggest how many people survived. Anyway.... (141 - some dead) + (36 - some dead) + (Neelix & Kes) = _______? Some early season episode (maybe The 37s ?) made reference to a combined crew of 150. Sounds like a reasonable figure to me.

[@takerdust]

@@robertballasty395 I think he meant that how did that small Maquis raider have 35+ people aboard. Not even sure why a resistance/terrorist group would even need so many people on a single ship unless they were transporting others for a reason.

[@alext5497]

@@takerdust how you ever been on a real ship?

[@thitsugaya1224]

They used bunks instead of cabins, not unlike a submarine would. The Maquis raider is around the size of a typical conventional submarine, and they can easily have a crew of 30 to 50.

[@oldtwinsna8347]

they would just sleep on the floor if need be. It was a short range craft for a few days travel.

[@kris8165]

"Brace for impact" In Starfleet that means grab whatever you can,or fly all over the bridge 😅😂😂

[@robertrodriguez9770]

Federation colonists,the Maquis have banded together---

[@Naminski1a]

That reminds me of Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977). Let me guess, Star Trek is from CBS and Paramount Pictures and Star Wars is from 20th Century-Fox and Lucasfilm Ltd.

[@jpenir]

So did Gul Evek die?

[@robertrodriguez9770]

Previously,on voyager-----

[@kevinmckinney7242]

Add mic jump

[@Xalgucennia]

I loved the first season of voyager when there was some sense that they were stranded, and there was a little bit of a Robinson Crusoe feel, but I started to really dislike it after it basically turned into tng which made no sense be stranded alone in the delta quadrant It just became absurd that they were one stranded ship playing high diplomacy and winning wars against major, sector spanning powers, including the freaking Borg, and basically living in luxury, with that much freaking time on holodeck. That and the writing got atrocious. I started to see it as a step below tng and ds9. I own the DVDs of tng and ds9 but deliberately do not get voy.

[@mindsetmotivation9124]

Interesting point i never thought of

[@Johnadams20760]

what do you want them to do, they said it was going to take 70 years to get back home, they gotit to seven. of a possible nine

[@hurin1932]

I remember not liking Voyager very much for a lot of its original run at the time, but now after having been exposed to so much gutter trash in modern Scifi like ST Discovery and ST Picard, not to mention the abomination of Star Wars' sequel trilogy; now I love Voyager and think it was phenomenal; though DS9 and TNG will always be better. Just a matter of perspective.

[@siegessaule]

It did have a TNG feel at first, I think they played it safe and coasted off TNG's success because it was the flagship series for UPN at the time. The writing quality for the episodes was there from the beginning, but I think it took the cast a while to gel and create some chemistry. Once they replaced Kes with Seven all of the recurring characters were likeable. The plots of the episodes were a lot more original and fun than TNG in seasons 5-7. TNG had many excellent episodes but several that were pretty generic sci-fi plots.

[@Puschit1]

When redirecting energy from useless weapons to shields/engines counts as "being creative" ... and a vulcan was questioning that decision!? He should have been the one suggesting it in the first place. I mean in such a situation, that's the first thing you would try. You don't need to be a strategy gamer or gamer of any sort to come up with this.

[@mrs4080]

I don't remember Tuvok being a Maquis. I always throught he was Starfleet through and through...

[@jocramkrispy305]

He was starfleet. Janeway had him operating undercover.

[@HateDietPepsi]

He was a spy.

[@tristanwhite3472]

He is undercover a spy.

[@cupidstunt22]

If Vulcans are incapable of lying, how come he is undercover spying for Starfleet?

[@raterus]

He's exaggerating

[@robertrodriguez9770]

Initiating,pattern omega,mark......

[@robertrodriguez9770]

Maintaining,impulse. .........

[@spsman10]

El personaje de Kes fué el mas interesante de la serie, siempre en una serie del espacio hay un ser con poderes telepaticos, y fué lo peor que hicieron sacarla de la serie y matar el personaje con la kes envejecida, Ellos debieron desarrollar su personalidad y convertirla en una mujer mas hermosa con un mejor vestuario, Kes era más poderosa que 7 de 9 y hasta les ayudó a viajar 40mil años luz al voyager, Kes Siempre tuvo que estar hasta el Final, pero ellos fueron tontos, lo unico que hicieron fué meter a una mujer mostrando los pechos en un traje señido al cuerpo, no digo que Jeri Ryan fue mala actriz por el contrario, lo hizo muy bien, pero fué estupido sacar a Kes de la serie, porque no vistieron a kes como a 7de 9 si querian llamar la atencion con el Sexismo, Kes era igual de Hermosa que 7de9

[@chrisschembari2486]

Aw, shucks. You edited out the part of the pilot that I was looking for (when Janeway tours the ship for an admiral). Now I have to watch a different edit on KZbin. Oh well.

[@robertrodriguez9770]

Zapzapzap

[@HateDietPepsi]

😆The Caretaker 2 episode showed true female nature. The male caretaker stayed behind because he felt some sort of duty to take care of the Ocampa while the female caretaker took off because females have no sense of obligation instilled into them.

[@Pdmc-vu5gj]

Andrew Tate...is that you?

[@markfox1545]

Love Voyager but that is direct copy of Star Wars opening scene.

[@pasimaenpaa2360]

starship voyager's captain, security officer, 1st officer, doctor were unqualified. they think that they are gods. know everything better than someone else. whole series were only 1 or 2 persons who were reasonable. seven of nine and torres.

[@andrewwblanchard6037]

I always hated the DS9 and VOYAGER OPENING CRAWL TEXT THEY HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THE SERIES THAT FOLLOWED IT DS9 NOT 1 TIME HAD THE BORG ON IT AFTER EMISSARY pt1 and pt2 VOYAGER BARELY MENTIONED THE MAQUIS AFTER CARETAKER pt1 and pt2

[@Johnadams20760]

yes they did. 100s of times

[@robertrodriguez9770]

🧠👀

[@robjackson5245]

The show that introduced the real Warner Bros. network just a week after Tribune's lesser known and more forgotten competition and fucked up real badly by exploiting the "Wayans Bros." which was true talent, and likely made for UPN, as a 3 option, originally, in addition to Fox and NBC, which were their first two originally designated and pitched networks. Warner Bros.-like, my ass. UPN was way more Warner Bros. and it did have Warner Bros. blood because UPN was the spawn of PTEN. UPN was messier than The WB, but The WB was generic and a lame attempt at imitating CBS. They wanted to remake WB, for God knows, what reason. UPN was experimental, but they outstomped The WB every year, concurring with its lame run (1995 - 2006). Let's not forget "The Strip" was a popular show, though like "The Love Boat," was not as popular. But the fact that UPN had a good amount of failures did show that they were willing take risks, which The WB wasn't. And The WB had a lot of forgotten shows which only lasted a year, only it was more pathetic and forgettable in their case. BTW, when it comes to flagship and star-studded John Jay College type fame, UPN heads up. And "Wayans Bros." doesn't count cause The WB and Warner Bros. had major conflicts which each other. It didn't seem like they were happy with Tribune when they made PTEN (which WWOR was actually briefly an affiliate of from 1993 to 1995). "The Wayans Bros." don't count cause I know the story and Warner Bros. wasn't happy with The WB. But Warner Bros.'s first TV sitcom hit in 1995, was a UPN show called "Minor Adjustments," which actually aired on both NBC and UPN simultaneously Anyways, who do you guys think could win in a fight, the Intrepid or the D? I know the D is the fame flagship and it was advanced. But I believe it wasn't as flawless as it made themselves out to be. Now, the Constellation class was built for combat. For one, while they had good weapons, they weren't built for combat. They were fast, and they were advanced. But Voyager was newer and they were a product of the post-Wolf 359 time, which means they had to be built with the Borg in mind, if not in weapons, at least in speed and evading their presence. Which Voyager did well. But in weapons, they too had to be more advanced, given they came after. "Voyager" was a show of survival, even before being thrown in the Delta Quadrant. The whole atmosphere of the show means, that compared to "TNG," they dealt with their fair share of battles, indicating the show was "DS9" in nature and less innocent. Janeway did not strike me as too complacent the way Picard was. I think she was a realistic and very war-weary. Her personality showed it. In many ways she was more like Jellico, but less rigid. Anyways, I think Voyager could give the D a run for its money, and possibly, if not defeat them, at the very least do damage. They were more advanced, and the ship looks more rigid and warlike. Yes they were for exploration. But it was more modern, and while nothing like "DS9" in the darkness of the warring Defiant, was built with war in mind if necessary. They had an advantage over the D in speed and superior proportion, cause it was newer. Even before Seven improved the ship with Borg technology, they managed to be formidable. The Kazons are a lesser power, much like Pakleds, but in the pilot they proved to be a serious nuissance as they were armed together to take Voyager down as well as the Caretaker. It took a kamakazi-like attempt (short of suicide) to destroy them, as Chakotay and I believe B'Elanna take the ship down. But Voyager did damage to them, make no mistake.

[@dariusgreysun]

Good lord take a breath bruh lol. You're all over the place 😄

[@robjackson5245]

@@dariusgreysun and stfu idiot who has no girl. UPN was better than The WB.

[@robjackson5245]

@@dariusgreysun I'm reviving UPN and creating WB

[@thegallanonim]

Totally not a Star Wars ripoff

[@Cobalt985]

The text is. The rest of the series could not be farther from a Star Wars ripoff.

[@theeverything611]

Exactly. Plus, Star Trek came out in 1966 while Star Wars came out 10 years later in 1976.

[@robjackson5245]

@@theeverything611 "TOS" is not true Trek. Racist shit.

[@Naminski1a]

@@theeverything611 Actually, it's 1977. By the way, Star Trek is from CBS and Paramount Pictures and Star Wars is from 20th Century-Fox and Lucasfilm Ltd.