YOUTUBE - Star Trek Fans First Time Watching Voyager Season 2

Always check the local laws. The last thing you need is to disturb a flower bed and find yourself on death row.

What about the planet being amazing. Then the decision to stay or leave would be a harder one to make

i haven't rewatched voyager in quite a while and i forgot how much i enjoy it - DS9 is still my fav, and TOS is my go to - but Voyager is also great - definitely worth it and the small complaints i see are not on my mind at all - wish i could have more Tuvok but otherwise love it

I do remember in Star Trek III & IV the crew lands the Kilingon Bird of Prey 1st on Vulcan during III & 2nd in IV Sulu completely lands on the ground in San Francisco Golden Gate Park crushing a trashcan upon touch down while cloaked. We even get to see the bay door open revealing steps and our cast walks out into the park.

The fact that the supposed antagonist were super cool and the awesome ending totally save this episode

The very last shot of Earhart's expression of wonder as Voyager lifts off is worth the price of admission. I think the two best "historical character brought into TREK" appearances are both from TOS: Jack the RIpper, and Flint. Your discussion about "I'd rather miss something than have it spelled out to me" reminded me of a great scene in one of my favorite episodes of M*A*S*H, where one of the characters, Charles, is attempting to set up a gullible Army intelligence officer (Colonel FLagg) and make Flagg think that there's some sort of conspiracy afoot. Charles pulls out a map that he planted-- "Oh, what have we here?"-- and hands it to Flagg, who looks at it and "It's some kind of drawing," and then a long uncomfortable pause while Charles waits for Flagg to figure it out, and finally... Charles - "Looks like a map." Flagg - "It looks like a map." Long pause Charles (trying to help him out) - "...a map... of this camp..." Flagg - "It's a map of this camp." Pause. "With an X on Pierce's tent. And what's this circle in the corner with the two arrows." Charles - "Looks like... a clock." Flagg - "It looks like a clock." Charles - "...TEN... o'clock." Flagg - "It says ten o'clock." That's how I feel when things are spelled out for me. Like the writers think I'm Colonel Flagg in this scene, not smart enough to figure out things for myself and needing to be fed obvious information.

UFOs here? Aliens here? I have seen 7 UFOs. The first and best was a daytime sighting in 1967. My brother and I witnessed a bright, radiant orange sphere hovering over our backyard. It was about 50 feet in diameter, 150 feet away and 75 feet in the air. It lasted for about 5 minutes, then moved off slowly to the south, barely clearing the tops of the trees between us and the neighbors, disappearing once it was beyond the tree line. Nighttime sighting, 1986, 5 points of light in a V shape, in space, go from the western horizon to the eastern horizon in 2 seconds. Witnessed with my girlfriend. I have seen this exact type of object twice. The first, was a daytime sighting in 2011 with my best friend, Kirk. It was moving away from us to the east and lasted for about 10 minutes. The second, was a nighttime sighting in 2014, by myself. The object approached from many miles to the west, passed my position about 2 miles to the south of me and continued on to the east until it disappeared into the cloud cover. About 15 minutes of viewing time. These videos of a red pulsating UFO is exactly like what I saw on those 2 occasions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldfJy2s-8sk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sx8WqiqnJj4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpbMaKW4FaM I also saw a bigfoot 2 years ago. It is a lot, I know. But once you have seen something you can't unsee it.

My first episode of Voyager, I love it no matter what (no teir ranking…..its ok just wondered)

What a neat shot of them in the conference room with sunlight coming in instead of the usual starfield backdrop.

There was an old Saturday Night Live sketch about TOS. It features an automobile approaching the Enterprise, driven by a studio executive (Elliot Gould). He's going to cancel the series. Is that the inspiration (if I can use such a positive word) for the hook for this episode?

RIP whiteboards.

People make such a big deal about that Ford being functional when, by all reasonable logic, there's no way it should have started in the fashion that it did. But such folks forget one important factor: It's TRUCK, and no matter the situation, TRUCK can. How can it survive 300 years in space? Because it's TRUCK, and TRUCK can.

I'm relatively new here , can someone tl;dr me the history of the white board? How did it come to be ? Did someone ask for it to go away ? I'm so confused.

What a ridiculous brain dead plot. “We have tech to cross the galaxy but need a few slaves to do some menial work. Let’s skip the hundreds of races living on planets between here an Earth and grab these physically weak humans to do our bidding.” The truck’s been floating in deep space for hundreds of years with its shitty lead acid battery holding a charge and its fluids not freezing solid. I imagine the writers agreeing that everyone loving Kirk meeting one of his heroes Lincoln so naturally we need Janeway meeting one of hers. No problem with that but how they engineered the meeting was silly.

A little surprised you didn't recognize David Graf (Fred) at all.