We say farewell to Star Trek: Voyager’s third season, as Star Trek: Voyager says farewell to itself, in “Worst Case Scenario”, and says hello to the Borg, in “Scorpion”. Also! Is Richard too easy on Voyager? iTunes Google Play RSS
Captain Janeway dies in “Coda”… or does she? Ensign Vorik resolves his pon farr with a hologram in “Blood Fever”… or does he? Star Trek: Voyager is a good TV show… or is it? iTunes Google Play RSS
Q returns in “The Q and the Grey” and that’s all we have to say about that. Then in “Macrocosm”, Janeway returns to Voyager and finds the ship deserted. iTunes Google Play RSS
Star Trek: Voyager does its own version of The Blue Lagoon in “Resolutions”. Then, in the season-ending “Basics, Part I”, things happen and plot moves forward. iTunes Google Play RSS
You know that Neelix jealousy subplot we’ve been complaining about for a couple of weeks? They decided to give it a whole episode and it’s called “Parturition”! You know that Janeway gothic horror holonovel? Well, they sort of give it its own episode and it’s called “Persistence of Vision”! iTunes Google Play RSS
This month for the monthly patrons-only podcast, to thank those who help to keep Trekabout listener supported, Eric and Richard sat down to discuss Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. Spoiler alert: they hated it. If you’re not a patron, want to help support Trekabout, and hear this podcast, please go to https://www.patreon.com/trekaboutshow and give now! iTunes …
The first two regular episodes of Star Trek: Voyager both feature time travel–in “Parallax”, an angry B’ellana Torres works to convince Captain Janeway that she can handle being chief engineer, as they try to rescue a ship. Then, in “Time and Again”, Janeway and Paris get stranded on a doomed planet two days before worldwide …
Well, Trekabout has finally made it to Star Trek: Voyager. In the pilot “Caretaker”, we meet a lot of new characters, some of whom don’t make it to the end of the episode. We meet new but strangely familiar alien species. But most importantly–Richard finally meets Tuvok. Now that that’s out of the way, we can …
