YOUTUBE - Threshold | Star Trek Fans First Time Watching Voyager

Ironically I managed to skip this. You guys and your feast and famine schedule. Despite the effort of digging up the detail of the revised warp scale for a story. Lotta oversights. Like all your comments, considering the goal - how were they gonna keep in contact, how in all existence were they gonna get him to stop nearby after both transwarps. Amusingly Alex's random speculation that he absorb DNA from random species might've made more sense. But hey, it's one of the most infamous Star Trek things ever. I'm glad you guys brought up the Prime Directive. Let alone any relevant laws about abandoning your naturally born offspring. Or consent. Robert Picardo continues to be great.

TNG went Warp 10 in Season 1 in "Where Silence Has Lease" (I tink that's the episode). I think Warp 10 was possible in TOS but they retconned that rather quickly.

You need to react to this. Would be curious to hear your take on someone else's artistic take on this episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMq5udcYZSo

I got "The Fly" (1986) vibes from Tom's transformation. It was like watching a really cool horror movie from back in the day, but then when I saw them as giant, seemingly harmless salamanders---I wanted to get them a giant terrarium and some worms. 😁🦎🪱

I vividly recall the trailer for this episode and was quite intrigued by the notion of 'breaking the Warp 10 barrier' it was selling. Thus it came to pass that, having not watched an episode of VOY since 'Eye Of The Needle', I gave it another shot with 'Threshold'. It... Well, I mean... um, okay.... r-r-r-ight.... (my next VOY gap wasn't quite so wide, and a pretty darn good episode to come back on too)

This episode might be infamous for being crazy but I don't personally think it's the craziest episode. There is another one that is so wacky that it still makes me question some of the episodes leading up to it.

Love the thumbnail!