Trekabout skips about 23 episodes into the future, just as it took the USS Voyager 23 years to get home, to discuss the Star Trek: Voyager series finale “Endgame” in the penultimate episode of Trekabout. Plus! What does Richard think about cricket flour snacks? iTunes Google Play RSS
The Borg children are back in “Child’s Play” and Icheb needs to make a tough decision. Then in “Good Shepherd”, Janeway avoids making a tough decision. iTunes Google Play RSS
Janeway falls for a dark and mysterious stranger in “Fair Haven”. The Voyager refuses to fall in “Blink of an Eye”. iTunes Google Play RSS
We return to the adventures of the USS Equinox in “Equinox, Part II”, as decisions are made and alliances are tested. Then, with “Survival Instinct”, Ronald D. Moore pens his one and only Voyager script. iTunes Google Play RSS
“Warhead” is a retread of a second two episode done in the style of Brannon Braga. “Equinox” is a retread of a TNG episode done in the style of Brannon Braga. Hmmmmmmmmm. iTunes Google Play RSS
In “11:59”, Star Trek: Voyager briefly becomes a WB drama (remember the WB?), and in “Relativity”, Star Trek: Voyager briefly becomes a show about Captain Braxton of the Federation timeship Relativity. iTunes Google Play RSS
The Doctor discovers that, assurances to the contrary, Janeway still doesn’t respect him, in “Latent Image”, and no one respects Chaotica, in “Bride of Chaotica!” iTunes Google Play RSS
Tom Paris recounts the story of how he got locked in the bridge in “Thirty Days”, and Janeway gets locked into a no-win scenario in “Counterpoint”. iTunes Google Play RSS
This week, on Doctor W–we mean, Star Trek: Voyager, Janeway and a holographic Leonardo da Vinci have adventures in “Concerning Flight”. Then, in “Mortal Coil”, Neelix has adventures of the more terrifying variety. iTunes Google Play RSS
In “Scorpion, Part II”, the USS Voyager gains a crewmember, and in “The Gift”, the USS Voyager loses a crewmember. Hmm… that’s pretty suspicious. iTunes Google Play RSS
