Voyager-A: Lamarr Class Breakdown

[@AlteredBuzzard]

I love the Cetacean operations has become more of a thing instead of just in passing references.

[@exilestudios9546]

it will only ever be a thing in animation sadly as the live action writers and designers seem to hate fun and goofy ideas like that

[@christopherg2347]

@@exilestudios9546 No. They just can't get the whales to follow the script.

[@SymbioteMullet]

Also, it is a regular saying in the tv and film industry "Never work with children or animals" It's hard to point them the right way, potentially dangerous, and often messy.

[@drahkas8526]

​@@SymbioteMullet They did some great work with animatronic whales in Star Trek IV the voyage home. And that came out in 1984. I bet they could come up with something convincing in the live action shows nowadays.

[@jacara1981]

@@christopherg2347 Can you blame them? They prefer musicals.

[@barrybend7189]

Shame the Voyager A wasn't given the old Delta flyer as Janeway's personal shuttle.

[@ThangPlants]

in the books, they had the Alpha Flyer

[@golddragongaming1]

Tom Paris probably already claimed it as his own personal hot rod and the admiral let him as reward for his service. 😛

[@zomfragger]

I have a feeling section 31 has it and it's in peices right now given how much borg tech went into its construction.

[@John.S92]

It was scheduled to be installed on Tuesday.

[@barrybend7189]

@@zomfragger it's too notorious of a shuttle to remove. It should be with a Voyager or a successor craft assigned to it. Even the USS Titan has 2 in it's compliment of small craft.

[@SolarWraith]

New STO lockbox ship inbound.

[@theconfederation]

Intel Science Spearhead :D

[@redwren4182]

Gotta be temporal with high shield strength. Come onnnnnnnn!

[@CaptainSentry]

I think it was a missed opportunity to have the Whale wearing an Operations Officers uniform. Lt. Gillian, set a course!

[@wolfpack_104]

If the Dauntless II to was attempting to test the quantum slip stream drive using a ship design Starfleet knew worked, then my guess is that the Lamar class' Intrepid/Sovereign look was Starfleet's attempt to incorporate that technology into a more contemporary Starfleet design before adding it to the 6th Gen vessels

[@ArtistryBranson]

That's what I thought as well. You said it more eloquently than I did in my head. Kudos!

[@Altenarian]

What’s this “6th generation” ships? I’ve been seeing more references to it. What is the basis of generations?

[@wolfpack_104]

@@Altenarian Rick made a video that explains it better, I'll leave a link to it below, but essentially, sixth generation ships refers to a line of ships that originated in Star Trek Online that were made post Star Trek Nemesis. They the next generation of ships where Starfleet had implemented the newest leaps in technology for that era. They were most easily identifiable from their white/black hulls, kind of like the NASA shuttles, while taking a lot of design inspirations from classic vessel designs (i.e., The Sutherland, Reliant, and Pathfinder classes) Link to video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2jEeoOrd8p4r5Ysi=5-xe_4iNnoBeIHAO

[@roguerifter9724]

I always thought the idea that losing any one shipyard complex or hell even all the shipyards in any one star system could seriously disrupt the Federation's ship construction was absurd. Basic logic would have major shipbuilding center scattered far and wide specifically to prevent any one attack or disaster from severely damaging Starfleet's ship construction capabilities. I think it would make much more sense if the attack hindered Starfleet's ability to create new designs for a while due to losses suffered by any design teams and Engineers at Utopia Planitia but the ability to produce existing designs took only minor damage

[@redwren4182]

The placement is absurd but the notion of them all being hit at once is not. See Voyager episode Relativity.

[@jimb8601]

This is an amazing looking ship and deserves to carry the Voyager legacy.

[@christophermitchell7001]

They specifically state in the show that there are 32 decks. When a officer enters the turbo lift while Maj'el ( clearly a reference) is chasing after the Prodigy crew towards "shuttle bay 3". Its episode 2 Into the Breach Part II 19:58 seconds.

[@jokerz7936]

Picard told lily the Enterprise-E had 24 Decks. Riker and Worf fought the Remans on Deck 29 in Nemesis. Writers sometimes get the small details wrong. All sources and layouts show that the Lamarr class has around 28 decks but no wear near 32.

[@olympicnut]

It was also stated she had 29 decks.

[@bigbywolf586]

I don’t get the sizing of the ship, she’s almost as tall as a galaxy class with that many decks. Also, not a fan of the chrome finish, a-la Padme’s ship from SW E1. And all the random lumps, bumps and weird panels just don’t work for me. It’s an ok ship, but just doesn’t do it for me.

[@AJUniverse]

@@bigbywolf586 Galaxy-class had 42 decks.

[@redwren4182]

​@@jokerz7936lily didn't need to know, Picard was overwhelmed by the Borg presence, forgot how many decks there were.

[@Soguwe]

The holo emitters on Voyager A are so powerful they can move both the Doctor _and_ his mobile emitter throughout the ship

[@Mehrine88]

Since they are a technology intrinsically linked to Transporters, why not.

[@christopherluke9658]

@@Mehrine88they are not even similar

[@dajonaneisnoah8714]

@@christopherluke9658 In Season 1 TNG they were. In "Encounter At Farpoint," they specifically explain that the holodeck uses patterns to recreate plants and objects (such as the water Wesley fell in, and then tread out in the hallway). In "The Big Goodby," the holodeck seemed to use more unstable matter, at least when simulating humanoids, resulting in the gangsters that stepped out of the holodeck gradually disintegrating. It makes sense that later they changed holodecks to exclusively use force-fields and light projections, since the original version of the holodeck was likely an energy hog (granted, Voyager had dedicated generators for its holodecks) and a maintenance monster. That, or one of the later time travel episodes resulted in the technology panning out differently.

[@kobrabubbles626]

Don't forget the 2nd Moriarty episode where they literally tried to use the transporter to make him a real boi.....

[@niklasulrich4725]

i guess the emitter is just a holo as well as he doesnt need it on the ship.

[@Tu49]

Oh look a ship named after Heddy Lamar! "That's Hedly!"

[@BennyLlama39]

Ah, hell; I was hoping to use that bit. 😀

[@larryroberts3598]

😂😂😂

[@JadeFenix]

​@@BennyLlama39Remember, you can sue her

[@ken.f.c.1977]

Candygram for mongo

[@wxwxsrg]

​@ken.f.c.1977 Mong pawn in game of life.

[@PaulGuy]

My theory is that the Lamarr is based on the Sovereign class. Both ships are stated in dialogue to have up to 29 decks, and their overall shape is nearly identical. It seems reasonable that they started with an unfinished Sovereign frame and modified it to accommodate all the new stuff the Lamarr class would have.

[@00nick7]

I love the homage to the Sovereign-class nacelles! Wasn't crazy about the nacelles on the Intepid-class.

[@NeoTechni]

better than the bulky/fugly Neo-Constitution class ones...

[@00nick7]

@NeoTechni Yes! I agree! For a moment I thought they were going to use them. The Sagan-class has them as well.

[@Architect357]

About time. I've been wanting to get a closer look at the Voyager A

[@stankyyboi]

Aaron Watke(exec producer/writer for PRO) said it's just barely shorter than a Sovereign and covered in ablative armor

[@morganb6717]

the design from Cryptic Studios/Gearbox's 'Star Trek Online' assets. given the nacelles and the ships general shape, it is likely a Sovereign variant concept repurposed into this.

[@stankyyboi]

@@morganb6717 it's absolutely not from STO

[@morganb6717]

@@stankyyboi were you not aware that Cryptic has been providing ship assets for several Secret Hideout series? this is one of their assets. that does not mean it's a live asset in the game. yet.

[@stankyyboi]

@@morganb6717 Cryptic provided some ship assets to the PIC team which uses a different VFX production house than PRO does, Prodigy S2 also started production years ago before Cryptic started giving assets, there's also the fact that this looks absolutely nothing like any of the Soverieng variants from STO and they're not going to make their main hero ship from the file of 15 year old video game asset, that's just absurd and shows much you don't know about how TV shows are made Prodigy did however get ship assets from the now defunct Eaglemoss and the fleet that was taken over at the end of Seasn 1 were all from Eaglemoss.

[@chryssmetzler2098]

So from what I can tell this ship was the newest ship mars ship yard before the synth attack.

[@DocWolph]

4:23 As shown, Sickbay is in the VERY bad spot. Sickbay, and any medical facilities, are "shelter sections" in a starship, in virtually ANY franchise, and so should be pretty much buried in the ship were it is easy to defend, tends to have a LOT of ship around it, and hard to hit. In some ships, the Sickbay is centrally located to make reaching escape pods or shuttles easier, good for receiving patients, as well.

[@shadows.82]

I'm looking forward for Lamarr class being in STO.

[@American_Trekkie]

I hope they don’t put it in the lock box

[@gerogyzurkov2259]

​@@American_Trekkie sadly that's always most of the case.

[@thewyrm4201]

@@American_Trekkie Of course not! . . . its gonna be the promo-box

[@pillepolle3122]

LMAO this old mmo is still playable?

[@mystyle_jm8997]

Speaking of Lamarr-class, in STO Federation Prologue revamp, Admiral Janeway still use her old Intrepid-class USS Voyager, especially in one of the President Lincoln Event.

[@kingssman2]

This looks like a proper long range exploration vessel, where the Voyager seemed more like a long range scout vessel. Voyager, despite the name and size, seemed more combat designed with its phaser placements and planetary landing.

[@ArtistryBranson]

Excellent breakdown of possibly my new favorite hero ship, certainly top 3. The Voyager A is just stunning. And clever! Great video, Ric, and I thank you for it.

[@tonycrussol9020]

This ship just looks like an evolution of the Sovereign Class to me. I don’t hate it but I can’t really say I like it. In another Star Trek show, it could have been the Enterprise G if we didn’t already had one.

[@dernudel1615]

The Lamarr class looks like an Odyssey ship had a baby with a Vesta, which then had a baby with a Sovereign.

[@radionoakmont7756]

now we are talking thats my kind of ship fully loaded and ready for action on all levels,

[@onealcj]

Did you notice the vertical missile tubes on the MSD? They were briefly shown on a PADD in the first few episodes.

[@gerogyzurkov2259]

Always wondered if Star Trek would go look though missiles again. During TOS and TNG show running the real world missiles tech was still buggy. Nowadays it's precision strikes and range.

[@trash-heap3989]

Fascinating overview on this complex and very adaptable ship!

[@CristySFM1234]

You forgot the special headcrab room

[@90lancaster]

I suspect it's named after the Film actress and inventor not the plucked turkey looking alien. Kinda works as she invented a torpedo guidance system as actress do (lol).

[@nekophht]

I clicked on the video because I saw Lamarr class and my brain went "They named it after a headcrab?" Realistically, both class and headcrab were probably named after the same person. I'm just happy someone else had a similar thought to me. :D

[@NeoTechni]

"The what?" --- Gordon Freeman

[@90lancaster]

Well I honestly never though anyone would name a starship after Hedy Lammar that woman would be considered a meme before memes existed... look her up her history.. is like fiction its so bonkers.

[@DoremiFasolatido1979]

She was basically the real-life version of Tony Stark back then. Which makes the reference in What-If? even funnier.

[@SheldonAdama17]

Voyager A: Can I copy your homework? Sovereign Class: Sure just change it a bit so it doesn’t look like you copied.

[@richardmcgowan1651]

I would say if you lived at that time in the federation, Voyager would be even more famous than the Enterprise. I'm talking about in universe.

[@UGNAvalon]

Makes sense. Enterprise would be famous thru out Starfleet, and among those civilians interested inside exploration. But Voyager would be famous _Beyond_ Starfleet as “that ship that crossed the entire galaxy”.

[@Cofe82]

Kinda reminds me of the Archon Class from Star Trek: Online

[@feralprocessor9853]

Right off the bat, a montage of today's spaceship.

[@anonymousrex5207]

I have not had a chance to watch Season 2 of Prodigy yet, but I'm looking forward to it.

[@violetlight1548]

I'm about 14 episodes into Prodigy Season 2 (had to outright buy it on Google, since Canadian Netflix doesn't have it) and I'm really liking the Voyager A, plus it's completely suiting that its first commander is Vice-Admiral Janeway! It's a little weird that the Lamarr class would be decommissioned so soon after its introduction, especially when Starfleet has a history of using successful ship classes for decades (looking at you, Excelsior). Considering the size of the Federation, it really should have more than one major shipyard as well. The attack on Mars can't be blamed for everything -- it isn't logical.

[@showxating9885]

Awesome! I've been a Hedy Lamarr fan boy forever. I'm glad to see her given more credit due.

[@michaeleaton222]

I like the ship. The Lamarr has the same kind of ST: Picard-style grey, mechanical interior and a generic bridge. Overall the design does not have the distinctness of the Prometheus, Odyssey, or Galaxy designs, but it's sleek and balanced, like a fusion of an Intrepid and Sovereign, which I like!

[@casbot71]

Oh Holodeck malfunctions would be fun on this ship....

[@TheKalZul]

Atilla the Hun! Professor Moriarty! Jack the Ripper! EVIL LINCOLN!

[@casbot71]

Once the Romulan Empire was destroyed by the Hobus supernova, the Treaty of Algeron would be void, and *Starfleet should have been able to openly use cloaking technology.*

[@sungleong]

Star fleet should be able to use cloaking devices, the treaty made ko sense at all. Why limit yourself that only the enemy can use cloaking.

[@baloo32287]

I know that in the first episode, they say the ship is 28 decks but in the same episode, I swear I heard someone say “deck 32” when getting in a turbo lift.

[@wxwxsrg]

Might be an Easter egg if true.

[@KingofPotatoPeople]

Naming the class after Hedy Lamarr is fantastic. Considering the scientific and special technology it possesses it links to her role in the creation of Wi-Fi.

[@Evil0tto]

"That's Hedley!" (Sorry, couldn't resist.)

[@olympicnut]

Cool ship, but it will not be around long since we have a Voyager B shown in Picard season 3.

[@zippygundoo5852]

What an exciting ship & a brilliant video as always. Thank you ❤

[@fooo2241]

Hedley!!!

[@davidponseigo8811]

I loved this ship the moment I saw it !

[@born2biscuit]

cant wait for the jamal class

[@adamrobinson3123]

This ship gives me similar vibes to the Osler class, that weird looking transport from Lower decks. Yes, it looks nothing alike, but the quasi covert mission/scientific capabilities follow a similar vein. This one seems like a ship that would be sent in after Starfleet intelligence has done a sweep of the area and confirms that it's okay to send a proper ship in. It can do science in the area studying,but also can carry secret mission equipment that is disguised in the hull Just seems like that vibe

[@cane6074]

Prodigy is just awesome, it manages to be more then a kids show and be true Star Trek story despite that. Its basically the Star Wars Rebels of the franchise.

[@chromemox3319]

I think I need to watch prodigy season 2 now

[@CandleLight129]

Is there any official lore about what happened to the ablative generators Voyager returned with? From a writing perspective they were probably just too powerful to keep around, but I'd be interested to know a cannon reason they weren't incorporated into ships like the Voyager-A. The only thing I can think of is some technicality concerning the temporal prime directive, but we've seen how often Star Fleet likes to ignore that one. It's a shame, the deployable armor was such a cool idea.

[@lasarith2]

From what I can recall it was classified top top secret, the same with the Transphasic torpedoes, as a in case of Borg break glass , and to be used as close to when they actually where made in the timeline as to not have the temporal agents remove them .

[@Sondergirl1610]

Sometimes you gotta pop out and show klingons

[@TheKalZul]

This is absolutely as close as we get for a canon Vesta Class.

[@TheNerfPenguin9856]

I have got to ask where do you get you schematic line drawings? They are so good an you have them for so many classes I can't find elese where

[@mattbrown817]

Yes please

[@kineuhansen8629]

man i just love the design of voyager a i am really hoping that fanhome is making an xl model of the ship so i can get one next to my orignal voyager i doubt the lamarr class voyager a will last long since we saw the parthfinder voyager b in picard season 3 really hope they make season 3 soon

[@Jayjay-qe6um]

Hedy Lamarr, born Hedwig Eva Maria Kiesler; November 9, 1914 - January 19, 2000. At the beginning of World War II, along with George Antheil, Lamarr co-invented a radio guidance system for Allied torpedoes that used spread spectrum and frequency hopping technology to defeat the threat of radio jamming by the Axis powers. However, the technology was not used in operational systems until after World War II, and then independently of their patent.

[@S1337theoddoneout-ip9xc]

Man i love how this ships looks like. It really sucks to think when she finally makes it to STO it'll be a lockbox ship.

[@safebox36]

You can't just say the class was named after Lamarr without mentioning she's the reason we have wi-fi, GPS, and bluetooth.

[@robh316]

Why didn't it have transphasic torpedoes and the armour tech that admiral Janeway gave voyager in the last episode?

[@paulrasmussen8953]

Not sure if transphastic would be as effective but the armor was likely missed by the writers. Nu trek writers all have this problem

[@robh316]

@@paulrasmussen8953 just one transphasic torpedo took out a Borg cube iam sure they would be just as effective against other races star ships

[@paulrasmussen8953]

@robh316 maybe, we have no idea. It maybe borg specific tech but the armor can clearly work. Jeck armor could have saved the fleet at mars. But tje issie of trek of this time it surrounds a badly written script of 2009

[@TrentonBennett]

Good job on this one Rick. Especially with not a lot of info to go on.

[@ctmason8]

I think you’re off with the scaling if you go off the aero shuttle underneath the saucer it would make it as long as the sovereign

[@andyperez8945]

Love ur videos....BTW u misspelled armaments lol. AMRAMENTS 😊

[@MaxArceus]

I wanted to pick this class ship, but then dissed my 'yeeyee ass haircut'

[@DarthArachnious]

What's amazing is that it can operate without a crew.

[@blammers]

I really hate the way they are burning though starships. Even with rapid technological development, they shouldn’t be decommissioning ships after such a short lifespan.

[@chadbizeau5997]

Could be destroyed or severely damaged or rechristened to another name to allow the new ship to have the name.

[@Nick_Kearney]

The QSD usage on the Protostar and Voyager-A leaves me wondering what an in universe explanation will be about why do ships like the Enterprise-G seemingly lack the QSD. Anyway, I hope the Lamarr gets added to STO soon, just on the C-Store and not in a lock box.

[@moproodu]

I think benemite is very rare. Hence why book's shop has one but he doesnt use it.

[@UniversalChallenge4454]

I hope this gets into sto

[@jeanfrancoisriemer1770]

#moreaustrainsinstartrek 😍❤

[@Slipsnek]

Part of me thinks that this ship class is REALLY good at diss tracks

[@captaincharlemagne]

Can you do video on the shangri-la class attack cruiser or the Ranger subclass the was created by bill Krause and used as the base for what would become the Neo Connie

[@feralprocessor9853]

SPACE!!!

[@lasarith2]

I was watching season two yesterday the doctor says 29 decks - but in a later episode the guy says deck 32 .

[@themisspultone]

this needs a captain Hedley

[@sirjanin]

So that's the voyager-A. All this time i though that it was the one from DJ curtis, but i guess this one is good

[@feralprocessor9853]

SCIENCE!!!

[@tarn1135]

Side note, we (in universe) know the voyager wasn’t destroyed. We know it becomes a museum ship and was only 7 years old and in great shape when she came home from the delta quadrant because, apparently, it had the absolute best repair crews in starfleet. The intrepid class would’ve still been in service and presumably still in production or at least still in widespread use when the Voyager A was built. So why would she have been retired other than some writer saying they wanted a new ship for their story? Like when they just wanted a new Enterprise for the end of ST:Picard s3. Really wish production crews would pay attention to that stuff, that was the worst thing Nicolas Myers and Nimoy kept trying to force in ST 2&3 and in 6. Relatively new ships being retired as an analogy to the characters aging which opened the doors for less talented writers and directors to latch onto that idea and spread it out between all iterations of the universe because just wanted a new hero ship in movie or series.

[@nonyabisness6306]

could've just done a refit. that was good enough for the constitution.

[@gerogyzurkov2259]

Merchandise sales.

[@DotADBX]

by the time voyager returned to the alpha quadrant and to starfleet it had traveled more lightyears and been involved in more first contacts, and seen more consistent battle then any ship starfleet had ever had -- its retirement was well earned, mind you if you follow the cannon of STO then it was still in some use for a few years after it returned under the command of Tuvok. I like to believe that starfleet would likely have it on short missions under the command of Tuvok/Chekotay for a few years after Janeway was promoted to admiral while the new Voyager A test bed was being built along side several other test beds based on technology designed and gleaned between the dominion war borg incursions/the artifact and of course the big one being everything voyager brought back from the delta quadrant and the moment the ship could be decommissioned it was as by this time the ship was in dire need of refits and or complete replacement after everything it had been involved during its travels in the delta quadrant also due to its significant accomplishments it was obviously going to be ear marked for museum status immediately.

[@Ty-yt3lj]

The Intrepid class was designed to go out for approximately 3 years between overhauls and have access to at least the nearest Spacedock-type station for repairs. Voyager was doing emergency repairs planetside for twice that timespan. That adds up. Quickly. There’s a damn good reason she had a ship (well the Cerritos) as support even on a routine flight to Earth.

[@nekophht]

It's not the years, it's the mileage. ;) Voyager spent a significant amount of time away from any sort of support (as others have commented), and with all the tech integrated in over the years, I wouldn't be surprised if they decommissioned her so they could go over every inch of the ship studying it and the effects of extensive time away from starbase support, as well as studying the new tech and so forth onboard. It makes more sense then a 1km long Odyssey showing up in the mid-2380s (right around when the Synths attacked...) to take over from the Ent-E (mysterious early retirement there... possibly due to that mess at the end of Prodigy S1 somehow?), only to get early retirement itself 15 years later. A planned retirement with apparently no successor in place if they decided to shit on the Titan legacy with the Ent-G.

[@jonnyglen9934]

I thought it was named after John Lamarr from the Orville.

[@lasarith2]

So Voyager A is larger then Voyager B - seems to be a trend in Starfleet to shrink the ships . For the 25th century.

[@bryanbond7804]

Never heard of this class, but I like it. Nice and sleek.

[@KayleighBourquin]

I thought the Temporal Wormhole was on the Beta/Delta Quadrant border 🤔

[@grahamturner1290]

🖖

[@baystated]

That's a very long distance between the nacelles and the saucer warp core.

[@Exaris79]

Should it be capable of using the CoAxial Warp drive and Spatial Flexure method of FTL propulsion?

[@dominic.h.3363]

What's up with the UFP manning their experimental craft with newbies? You'd think "prodigies" have yet to prove themselves to be worthy to be playing with the Federations newest, untested, highly dangerous toys in their first application.

[@thod8820]

They're on a work study with Janeway, not crewmembers quite yet

[@dominic.h.3363]

@@thod8820 Yea, and what's your excuse for the Discovery with the shiny experimental spore drive? This is not the exception, it's a trend...

[@thod8820]

@@dominic.h.3363 Discovery didn't have any kids on board that I remember. I think Tilly might have been a cadet, but it's not weird for ships to have lower ranking people on board, especially since that first season takes place during a war. I think the real difference is that the shows are focusing more on lower ranked characters, not that they weren't always there. Spoilers for season 1 of Disco I guess, but Tilly is a notorious Captain in the mirror universe, and Lorca seems to have surrounded himself with people he knew about. So if you wanna extra layer that might be part of it.

[@dominic.h.3363]

@@thod8820 Yea, sure, like the Discovery writers had deliberately thought about that nuance, and weren't just like "the existing mirror universe episodes feature the same people, so should ours". Tilly is not the exception, she is the rule. The one new series where it's evident without having to conjure up head-canon that seasoned crew is manning the ship is SNW. Discovery has a bunch of rookies, so does Prodigy.

[@thod8820]

@@dominic.h.3363 I mean I think they use the same character's because that's kinda the whole gimmick with the Mirror Universe and they're gonna use the same cast. The whole reason Michael is on the ship in the first season is because of her mirror self's interactions with Lorca, so I think they probably thought about it at least a little bit. Also, Strange New Worlds does have an important cadet, Uhura. She's about as impactful as Tilly is in her show. Outside very specific situations none of these shows have low rank folks in charge. Prodigy has Janeway and her bridge crew. Discovery has them giving advice and once has Tilly as Saru's temp XO for training. Strange New Worlds has Uhura being respected but she's not in a leadership role often. Edit: Lower Decks also has lower ranking folks, but they have a bridge crew too. I think the real difference is just what perspective we're seeing the shows from in these new series more so than a shift in how the structure of the world works.

[@James-hs3tu]

Hmm. How do you get picked for that ( Captain ) ?

[@BennyLlama39]

Is it just my imagination, or does the front of the Infinity look like something from a James Cameron movie? 😀

[@maybetoby]

Has Prodigy season 2 begun?

[@OneTrueEdge]

Yes, but does it have the ablative generator armor?

[@DieHardjagged]

I was not even aware that the Voyager was featured in another Star Trek show. Probably didnt know cause i didnt watch Prodigy.

[@ZeroZeroOneZero]

The second season does a LOT canon wise, despite being a kids show. So it's definitely worth a watch if you're into knowing every little Trek detail. It's probably also the biggest Star Trek time-travel storyline outside of Enterprise (with the Temporal Cold War), Voyager (with Janeway and the Borg) and the whole Kelvin timeline thing.

[@XiaOmegaX]

As a show, it gets off to a rough start, mired in targeting kids. but the 2nd half of season 1 gets serious, and season 2 is the best season of star trek i think has ever been done.

[@stankyyboi]

Prodigy Season 2 just came out this week so Voyager A is brand new

[@CASA-dy4vs]

People think it’s some goofy kids show but if you ignore the main group (the people who commandeered protostar in s1) it is a really interesting show.

[@CASA-dy4vs]

@@ThatFoYouKnow I ain’t even gonna lie it’s also technically a spin-off of the tos era animation series since it is also an animated series and is following new lore while still having tos and tmp etc lore

[@Andrew-zv4fm]

I like it

[@willevans1185]

Does anyone know any kit bash design using Admiral Riker's Dreadnought Enterprise and General Picard's World Razer?

[@sebsunda]

Gotta be honest... If the warp core is in the fore section of the saucer, that would be quite a bad inefficient design.... (-_-) Even considering the cetacean operation area, they should have put that core in the neck/aft of the ship... Now, they will have to unnecessarily extend dedicated energy conduits throughout the saucer & neck of the ship making it more vulnerable...

[@agentotter]

Missing the variable pylons is kinda sad

[@serina3872]

The size suprised me, it looked smaller than the intrepid

[@QeteshThePony]

Sovereign kitbashed odyssey classic

[@John.S92]

This class had "Amraments"? oh daer..

[@TheGuardianofAzarath]

I liked the look of the Voyager A, the addition of the whale was an interesting touch, can't remember the last time i saw any entirely aquatic starfleet crew. I'm looking forward to your breakdown/review of Prodigy season 2, i really liked it overall, though i really wish they hadn't tied it to Picard, that show was just fucking _AAWWFUL_ Prodigy is by far the only real star trek that we've gotten since Enterprise.

[@abaddonblack1294]

Is it just me or does this ship kind of look like a Vesta?

[@deusexaethera]

You've been Rick, but are you still Rick? If not, who are you now? I need answers.

[@christopherluke9658]

It feels too big inside. Like it was made for giants

[@johnballard5547]

[@stankythecat6735]

I’m confused …. Did the second season come out ?

[@joseaguilar3323]

Yeap. On Netflix

[@stankythecat6735]

@@joseaguilar3323 ohhh cool, thanks !