YOUTUBE - SESKA IS BACK! | Maneuvers | Star Trek Fans First Time Watching Voyager

“Considering” is actually a much better word than you may realize for when Janeway looks out at the stars. “Consider” comes from “con sidar” or literally “with the stars”.

So, they overpower Voyager because they have the command codes, but then need help of the other sects because they can't overpower Voyager and they torture Chakotay because they really want the access codes. Sloppy episode

it would have been cooler if seska impregnated chakotay

And the Kazon go rolling along... It's just typical of what I feel is VOYAGER at its worst: 40+ minutes of an episode trying to get me invested in stories and characters that I just. Don't. Care. About. Meanwhile, I want to like it and I want to find things to like about it, and I can think of lots of reasons why I should like it and why I should care and why it should be good, but in the end... "Better than any TNG recurring villain" is kind of a low bar to set. (My vote btw would go to Selah.) Seems to me that a better comparison would be to recurring villains in DS9, and Seska and others on Voyager are nowhere NEAR Gul Dukat, Kai Winn, Garak, or others in DS9. Right now, with DS9 and Voyager, I'm reminded of a Garrison Keillor line about twin brothers, where one twin "got the juice and the other got the pulp." DS9, for my money, got the juice. D.

Molly was in "Rascals" when Keiko was reverted back to age 12. Molly didn't recognize Keiko as her mom.

Standing rule for Starfleet #1 should be: If any command person does something stupid, change command codes immediately.

Probably should have changed the ship's access codes after the events of State Of Flux, but the plot needed them to be stupid.