Star Trek Voyager Season 4 Epde 1 Series Star Trek#

Star Trek Voyager Season 4 Epde 1 Series Star Trek

S04e01 / Scorpion, Part II. A year after Voyager encounters the Krenim time ship, a badly damaged Voyager with a skeleton crew leads an armada of interplanetary ships against them. (season 4) The fourth season of the American science fiction television series Star Trek: Voyager commenced airing on UPN in the United States on September 3, 1997, and concluded on May 20, 1998, after airing 26 episodes.

Its premise was promising вЂ“ drop a Federation ship on the other side of the galaxy, force them to integrate their crew with a faction of ex-Federation rebels, and watch the compromises they must make on their 75-year journey home in an uncharted area of space with no Federation back-up. It was a show of several firsts for Star Trek, the first to feature a female captain (Kate MulgrewвЂ™s Catherine Janeway) and the first to air on a major network (as opposed to in first-run syndication) since the Original Series in the 1960s. Watch Star Trek: Voyager - Season 4 Episode 26 Ep 26 English Subbed , Season 4 opens with Voyager finding a solution to combat the invader of Borg space.Star Trek: Voyager premiered on the now-defunct UPN 18 years ago this past January. The Borg want to implant links to the crew, but Janeway balks, insisting that the Borg instead.

Theres a real overlying villain that stands as a complete obstacle between the ship and home. So, those characters who were genuinely captivating вЂ“ Robert PicardoвЂ™s Doctor, Jeri RyanвЂ™s Seven of Nine, and, to a lesser extent, Ethan PhillipsвЂ™ Neelix вЂ“ got all the best storylines.This is why Voyager gets so good in Season 4 and on. Perhaps as a result, most of the characters were painfully dull (the less said about Harry Kim the better).

As such, one could arguably do a list of Top 10 episodes of Star Trek: Voyager and just populate it exclusively with Doctor/Seven of Nine-centric episodes. Ultimately, this is exactly what Voyager. This gets drawn out in Seasons 5-7, but Season 4 lays the groundwork for it.

Seven of Nine was assimilated into the Borg while still a 6-year-old girl and freed from the collective once an adult woman. The final scene involving the DoctorвЂ™s breakthrough is among PicardoвЂ™s finest acting on the show.7) вЂњSomeone to Watch Over MeвЂќ (Season 5, Episode 22)A.K.A.:В The one where the Doctor and Tom Paris do the Pygmalion/ My Fair Lady/Pretty Woman/SheвЂ™s All ThatВ thing with Seven of Nine, and the Doctor teaches her how to date while gradually and unwittngly falling in love with her.The odd juxtaposition for a character whose costume meant to bring a video game or comic book heroine body-type to life is that Seven of Nine wasВ just as chaste, if not more so, than everyone else. So, when he suffers the equivalent of psychotic break the discussion emerges as to whether or not he even has the right to be granted the time to work it all out or if he still, at the end of the day, is just a computer program to be modified according to the needs of the actual living creatures on board. вЂњLatent ImageвЂќ is almost exclusively focused upon the Doctor overcoming the limitations of his programming, as he was never designed for the near-constant operation on Voyager. Seriously, how can you not love an episode of Voyager where the ending has the Doctor staring down a bad guy from the bridge of the ship while Janeway feeds him his lines Cyrano-style? However, it must be pointed out that the potato head-shaped bad guys? Totally ripped off from Doctor WhoвЂs Sontarans.A.K.A.:В The one where the Doctor investigates why a portion of his memory has been blocked only to discover an ethical dilemma from this past.Present from the pilot to the series finale, the Doctor evolved from a comedic presence with a knack forВ acerbicВ one-liners to a quintessential-Star Trek character striving to understand the nature of humanity and coping with/exceeding his own limitations.

However, what proceeds is her gradual mental deterioration and realization that she, in fact, may be just a wee bit traumatized from her whole вЂњIвЂ™ve been part of the Borg collective since I was 6-years-oldвЂќ thing. She would seemingly be more comfortable isolated by herself with minimal interactions with others, given an important but routine task upon which to focus her efforts. It speaks to a peopleвЂ™s drive for accomplishment often being dictated by having something to reach for, in this case literally вЂ“ they want to get to Voyager which to them is the mysterious object theyвЂ™ve observed from their planetвЂ™s surface since the beginning of time.A.K.A.:В The one where the crew is placed in stasis for an extended period of time while the ship navigates through a toxic region of space, but Seven of Nine and the Doctor (and eventually just Seven of Nine) are left awake/running to keep the proverbial lights on until the crew can be awakened.This is Seven of NineвЂ™s great вЂњbe careful what you wish forвЂќ episode. However, it is immensely enjoyable, and even features an interesting discussion of religion versus science. In fact, it is kind of your standard вЂњstarship inadvertently violates the Prime Directive oops, our badвЂќ Star Trek story. That one ends with the audience left to make their own judgement, but with Janeway in вЂњEquinoxвЂќ the answer is clearly that once we abandon our ideals where do we stop?5) вЂњBlink of an EyeвЂќ (Season 6, Episode 12) And, yes, that is Daniel Dae Kim from the new Hawaii Five-0A.K.A.:В The one where Voyager becomes trapped in orbit of a planet featuring a strange space-time differential whereby living beings on the planet live through years in what to Voyager passes as mere minutes.Remember how cool it was when a Simpsons вЂњTreehouse of HorrorвЂќ episode hadВ an entire civilization of microscopic people grow on top of LisaвЂ™s discarded tooth and come to worship her as their god? Well, the Twilight Zone had done the same story years earlier with вЂњThe Little Men,вЂќ and вЂњBlink of an EyeвЂќ is VoyagerвЂs take on the tale just minus the whole one party being physically larger than the other element.

Star Trek Voyager Season 4 Episode 1