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Star Trek: Voyager

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Duration:
45 min (172 episodes)
Genres:
Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi
IMDB rate:
7.7
Awards:
Won 7 Primetime Emmys. Another 19 wins & 61 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 1995-01-16
Filming Locations: Bronson Canyon, Griffith Park - 4730 Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles, California, USA
Cast
Actor
Character
Robert Beltran
Robert Beltran
Star Trek: Voyager
Alice Krige
Alice Krige
Star Trek: Voyager
Judy Geeson
Judy Geeson
Star Trek: Voyager
Jeri Ryan
Jeri Ryan
Star Trek: Voyager
Julianne Christie
Julianne Christie
Star Trek: Voyager
David Clennon
David Clennon
Star Trek: Voyager
Christian Conrad
Christian Conrad
Star Trek: Voyager
Lisa LoCicero
Lisa LoCicero
Star Trek: Voyager
Michael McKean
Michael McKean
Star Trek: Voyager
Zoe McLellan
Zoe McLellan
Star Trek: Voyager
Laura Stepp
Laura Stepp
Star Trek: Voyager
Susanna Thompson
Susanna Thompson
Star Trek: Voyager
Kate Mulgrew
Captain Kathryn Janeway
Roxann Dawson
B'Elanna Torres
Robert Duncan McNeill
Tom Paris
Ethan Phillips
Neelix
Robert Picardo
The Doctor
Tim Russ
Tuvok
Garrett Wang
Harry Kim
Tarik Ergin
Lieutenant Ayala
Majel Barrett
Voyager Computer
Jennifer Lien
Kes
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Trivia
There are only six actors to play the same character on three different "Star Trek" series: Jonathan Frakes (William T. Riker), Marina Sirtis (Deanna Troi), Armin Shimerman (Quark), John de Lancie (Q), Michael Ansara (Kang) and Richard Poe (Gul Evek). This is the only series in which all six appear.
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The 'Star Trek Crews' from all the Star Trek series were ranked #2 in TV Guide's list of the "25 Greatest Sci-Fi Legends" (1 August 2004 issue).
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Many well-known actresses were considered for the role of Janeway including: Nicola Bryant, Lynda Carter, Joanna Cassidy, Patty Duke, Chelsea Field, Erin Gray, Linda Hamilton, Carolyn McCormick, Karen Austin, Lindsay Crouse, Susan Gibney, Kate Jackson, Patsy Kensit, Tracy Scoggins, Helen Shaver, and Lindsay Wagner.
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Goofs
In the first episode, "Caretaker," Capt. Janeway tells Ens. Kim to call her Captain, or Ma'am in a crunch. However, the crew calls her Sir (according to Starfleet Protocol) on various occasions.
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There is speculation that the way the Ocampa are shown to have offspring is an impossible situation, as a species where the female can only have offspring at one event in her life would half in population every generation, even if every single member had offspring. While Ocampa females can only become pregnant once in their lifetime, if was never stated how many children could be born at one time. Kes mentions having an uncle, implying that multiple births from one pregnancy are possible.
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Throughout the series, the number of crewmen on Voyager has fluctuated despite the fact that several have died over the course of the series, and only around eight have been added. The number of the crew has been as few as 125 and as many as 160.
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Quotes
Seven of Nine: You are hurting me.
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The Doctor: The Borg: party-poopers of the galaxy.
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The Doctor: Well... it's bigger than I thought.
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Faq
Q
How many of Voyager's shuttles were destroyed throughout the course of the show?
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During the USS Voyager's return to Earth, the ships lost around 15 shuttles. It was never explained or shown to us in the show how the Voyager crew were able to constantly create new shuttles despite being a medium sized ship thousands of lightyears from Federation space. It can be assumed that the crew replicated shuttle parts and constructed a new shuttle once one had been destroyed. This is one aspect of Star Trek: Voyager which has attracted a lot of negative attention many from fans who feel it was unrealistic for crew to be able to constantly replace shuttles/construct warp drives in their situation.
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What year does this series take place in?
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It takes place in the years 2371-2378 A.D.
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Why did the Voyager crew count seem to fluctuate?
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Throughout Voyager's seven year journey, the crew count appears to go up and down several times without any apparent reason why. In season 2 episode 1 "The 37s", it is mentioned there are 152 crew members on board. In season 3 episode 2 "Distant Origin", alien sensors pick up 147 lifesigns. In season 5 episode 4 "In the Flesh", the Doctor implies there are 127 crew members. In season 5 episode 13 "Gravity", it is said there are 152 crew members. In season 5 episode 15 "Dark Frontier", there are 143 lifesigns detected on Voyager. In season 5 episode 22 "Someone to Watch Over Me", there are 146 crew members. In season 7 episode 20 "Author, Author", there are still 146 crew members despite there being several deaths since the events of "Someone to Watch Over Me".Over the years, we saw that Voyager lost approximately 33 crew members. However this was not reflected in the crew counts we heard throughout the show, and an inshow explanation for how the crew numbers jumped up and down so much seems impossible as besides Kes, Neelix, Naomi, Seven and Icheb and the 5 Equinox crewmembers added in Season 6 Episode 1 "Equinox Part 2", there were no permanent new additions to the crew throughout the show. It is far more likely that the writers simply did not keep tabs on the number of crewmembers. This is also reflected in other ways such as the surprise sighting of a female Vulcan on board Voyager in season 7 episode 4 "Repression" which directly contradicts the events of Season 3 episode "Blood Fever" and Season 5 episode "Counterpoint". Yet in the Season 3 episode "Flashback" Tuvok does clearly mention there are indeed other Vulcan crew members aboard Voyager. Due to the nature of the shows premise being that the ship is small and far away from Federation space, such continuity errors are particularly jarring.
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Photos from cast
Robert Beltran Alice Krige Judy Geeson Jeri Ryan Eve Brenner Julianne Christie David Clennon Christian Conrad
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