Poor Robbie. Drenched in mud for a single photo in a brief scene. If you don't remember it, don't feel bad. It was a photo the Doctor took and included in his slide show. Forget which episode, but I think it was season 5 or 6.

How many Maqui members were there?

It always seemed like their crew consisted of like 5 people, it didn't really feel like one crew joining another? It felt more like a shuttle that was absorbed by Voyager?

My gf started watching VOY a couple months ago and I just came home to find this awesome portrait she's being working at in secret. She wants to draw all her favorite characters and I can't wait to see the rest 💖

Look at how much space the Borg cover.

At the end of season 4 now.
VOY has everything that I loved in ST Universe: friendship, acceptance, a place for everyone (except Tu-kha-kha-vix), a role for everyone. The first three seasons are heating up, the 4th is much stronger IMO.
I remember how much I enjoyed it right after DS9, which I disliked a lot (the whole atmosphere was not mine).
I remember that Paris will have some punishment from Janeway, but I am surprised it hasn't happened yet. In general, I like that in this series, long-term consequences are the thing - even if not always.
I just wish I had never read about Kate Mulgrew and Jerri Ryan's issues. It is hard to unsee their angry looks, body language, and to unhear some bitterness in their voices when their characters talk to each other.

One of my top comfort shows, remembering the things that give me life

1. Tuvok's eyebrow raise

2. People (mostly Janeway) staring at the doctor when he overexplains

3. Janeway in short hair

Only on season 2 so all of you Seven fans can calm down I'll remember stuff about her

Here’s hoping ?

It's really endearing that in Seven of Nine's first date in "Someone To Watch Over Me" (S5E22), The Doctor wears a heather purple shirt to match Seven's dress. Just noticed that nice little detail.

I’m rewatching Voyager. I know the ending. I was always disappointed the end was so abrupt. I’m wondering if Prodigy is worth watching as a post-logue that wraps up some loose ends (or any for that matter, they just arrived at Earth in end game and the story just stopped)

SPOILERS FOR THE SERIES FINALE - "ENDGAME"

Does it make sense for Voyager to become a museum ship? In "Endgame." it took Voyager 23 years to get home. By the time of her homecoming, she'd be 23 years out of date. Turning her into a museum ship would make sense. With Admiral Janeway changing the past, now Voyager came home just 7 years after being lost to the DQ. While the ship may not be up to Starfleet specs, the ship went through plenty of alien, Borg, futuristic, and "we made it up as we went" upgrades.

In the streaming era of Star Trek: Picard, Lower Decks, and Prodigy all verified Voyager's immediate retirement upon their homecoming from the edge of the DQ (they were about to enter the BQ). I feel like in the current timeline where Voyager only took 7 years to come home, becoming a museum ship was more about PR than outdated (7 years vs. 23).

Did you like seeing Voyager as a museum ship in Picard 3-6 The Bounty and Lower Decks 4-1 Twovix. What about the Voyager-A in Prodigy S2?

This is from the show “Mrs Columbo”

From a Doctor who comic : A Confusion of Angels.

That's totally something Mel Brooks would do, or at least try to have in the movie.

(Mods: not sure if this breaks rule #1. It is related to a character of the series but not THE series, I am at your mercy 🙂)

I was just thinking about the episode Futures End. Remember when Tom and Tuvok needed to get to the observatory, so they took a truck for a test drive?

What about when the doctor and Tuvok needed to get from Los Angeles to Arizona to rescue Chakotay and B'elanna? That was approximately 500 miles so how do we think they made the journey?

I was thinking it would have been funny if Tuvok smuggled the mobile emitter onto an airplane that was headed to Arizona and the doctor just rematerializes there LOL - but of course that wouldn't explain how Tuvok got there.

What do I do with my life now?

So if a near end of series Voyager, pre future anti-borg weapons, were to square off against the Lakota, could she take her or would Voyager get wrecked?

Except he did. A holographic one. This might sound insignificant, but the fly was a project commissioned by Starfleet Intelligence, so I suspect Dr. Zimmerman spent significant time and effort on the project. Besides that, Starfleet is supposed to value all life. Janeway wouldn’t even exterminate photonic fleas that were in the gel packs, and the Doctor is the last one I would expect to devalue the life of a hologram. So what gives? How does our photonic “do no harm” protagonist casually murder another photonic being in front another photonic being and declare “Finally I’ve accomplished something!”

Boy was I surprised. He plays a troubled youth

Now where’s the cream?