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+title: "Star Trek: Voyager 05x01 - Night"
+category: 
+- star-trek
+- st-voy
+abstract: my opinion on Star Trek Voyager 05x01 - Night"
+date: 2023-02-12T00:27:20+01:00
+year: 2023
+draft: false
+---
+### Synopsis
+
+The crew enters a void in the Delta Quadrant, an area without any stars of 2 light-years radius. The crew morale is very low as the vast emptiness gets to them. The episode starts in the Holodeck, and I was afraid this would be another Holodeck malfunctions story. However, when the ship loses power, the plot goes in a completely different direction - it turns out someone is living in the emptiness—a hostile creature. Soon after, the ship encounters another living form - a ship emitting large doses of radiation piloted by Emck, a Malon. The strange ship offers help with quick passing of the void on one condition - Jenway is to transport the creature to their ship.
+
+{{<img-center "star-trek-voyager-night.jpg" "Jenway, challenged" "http://www.myyearofstartrek.com/2015/10/voyager-re-watch-demon-one-hope-and.html">}}
+
+Jenway being Jenway, declines and decides to first talk with the now-imprisoned alien. It informs her that they are a dying breed due to the poisoning of space by Emck. It is soon revealed that Emck's job is to drop toxic waste, a by-product of Malon industries. Jenway tries to give Voyager's technology to Emck, but he refuses, as clean energy would ruin his business. Jenwey then orders her crew to go into a vortex leading out of the void while she stays behind and destroys it so Malons can no longer dump their waste. The staff, however, goes to mutiny. Jenway agrees, and Voyager fires torpedoes as it enters the vortex. The episode ends with the crew seeing stars again.
+
+### Impressions
+
+What a nice start for season 6, but also a wasted potential. While the main plot is what Star Trek does best and the special effects are becoming great, the period between entering the void and the ship losing power could be filled with the crew's intimate moments. I said it before, and I'll repeat it - Voyager is in deep need of idle moments where people could simply hang out. Some chats, some banter, maybe a dinner or a classic concert. Next Generation's greatest strength was not in the SciFi elements but in the people living on Enterprise. I understand that Voyager faces incomparable dangers. Picard was always close to home, so even in the most severe of circumcisions could ask for help from Starfleet. Voyager, however, is always in hostile space, fighting for resources. Jenwey keeps her humanity and hunger for exploration, but her mission is survival. But why can't we have a Shakespearean performance? Yes, we get glimpses here and there, but we deserve more.
+
+But what strikes me most is how Jenway grew on me. First, she annoyed me. She was always the loudest and greatest. She knew tactics better than her military officers, engineering better than her engineers, and perfect diplomacy? For here is just another Tuesday. She was the anti-Picard, who always treated his crew with dignity and admiration (sans Wesley) But I learned that she is the captain Voyager needs. The Delta Quadrant is so hostile that the crew needs a decisive leader. She also changed, however. She knows that she puts the crew at constant risk, and this is the episode that confronts it. 
+
+There's a lot more to her that she allows the crew (and the viewer) to see. She is fully aware of the burden on her arms and how much she relies on her judgment. This is why the mutiny is fulfilling. She finally allows the crew to decide! There is no fight in her, but rather a relief. The old Jenway would not agree to a plan contrary to her own. The previous 4 years in the Quadrant have taught her to trust others. I wonder if this will in any way impact her in the future.
+
+### Doctor factor
+
+Not satisfactory. He was there, but not enough.
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+---
+title: "Star Trek: Voyager 05x02 - Drone"
+category: 
+- star-trek
+- st-voy
+abstract: my opinion on Star Trek Voyager 05x02 - Drone"
+date: 2023-02-22T00:01:20+01:00
+year: 2023
+draft: false
+---
+### Synopsis
+
+A small team, including Seven of Nine and Doctor, is returning from a mission. Due to a transporter malfunction, Doctor's emitter starts failing. B'Elanna takes the emitter to the science lab for repairs. Soon it is revealed that during the malfunction, Seven of Nine and Doctor's patterns briefly merged. The emitter has gained some of her Borg nanoprobes and starts assimilating the ship's equipment. 
+
+The crew discovers a borg maturation chamber with a rapidly growing Borg drone. This is the first time Seven sees something like this, as the Borg assimilate living beings and don't reproduce. Jenway has yet another moral dilemma - as Doctor's emitter is based on 29th-century tech, it would doom the galaxy if it fell in Borg's hands. But, on the other hand, the drone has not connected with the collective and may learn human customs and ways. She goes with the latter, and Seven is tasked with teaching the new drone. It all goes well until the drone accidentally connects with the collective.
+
+{{<img-center "star-trek-voyager-drone.jpg" "Borg round thingy" "https://the-avocado.org/2021/05/27/you-talking-trek-to-me-best-of-voyager-drone/">}}
+
+Voyager faces the Borg. Drone decides to help mankind. It transports to the Borg ship, takes over control, and flies into a nearby nebula. The Borg ship is destroyed. 
+
+The crew detects a life sign and finds One, as the drone named itself. It is imminently transported to sickbay but refuses treatment. Borg know of its existence and will pursue Voyager in order to assimilate One's technology.
+
+The episode ends with One's passing away.
+
+### Impressions
+
+Whenever Borg shows, one can be assured that the episode will touch on the individual vs. collective dilemma. Is giving up one's freedom in order to help a collective a good thing? Star Trek is often called "commies in space," as Starfleet is already very much a collective. People don't work for themselves but instead for the betterment of mankind. Even in DS9, when we see the earth that still has money, everyone still works for the greater good of society. But at the same time, people are free to pursue the betterment of themselves - primarily via art, but sometimes by trying to sleep with every species in the galaxy (hello Kirk!).
+
+The Borg, however, takes the collective to the extreme. An individual only serves the Borg, so it has no needs and wants. They are drones. This is why Borg are scary as hell - they are anti-humanity. 
+
+As for the episode, it was ok. We've already seen a Borg drone emancipated ([I, Borg](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I,_Borg) from TNG and Seven of Nine from Voyager). As a whole, I was reminded of an episode of Startrek SG-1 where they encounter an ancient library just before it is destroyed. What ifs are much more interesting than what happened. What if One joined the crew? Its technology would strongly empower Voyager. It could even change the balance of power in the region. Maybe Jenway would change her haircut again? Perhaps they would be able to replicate some clothes for Seven that are not two sizes too small? We will never know as the next episode will return to a world without One. It won't even be mentioned again. 
+
+It's a shame, as One was cool.
+
+
+### Doctor factor
+
+Oh yeah, a lot better than last time. We have Doctor interacting with B'Elanna, which is always a treat. Very much a huge plus here!
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+---
+title: "Star Trek: Voyager 05x03 - Exteme Risk"
+category: 
+- star-trek
+- st-voy
+abstract: my opinion on Star Trek Voyager 05x03 - Extreme Risk"
+date: 2023-02-28T00:01:20+01:00
+year: 2023
+draft: false
+---
+### Synopsis
+Voyager's probe is launched at a gas giant, but Malons spot it and attempt to capture it. To prevent it, the crew sends the probe into the gas planet's atmosphere. Malon's ship follows the probe and is subsequently crashed. Paris presents a design for Delta Flyaer, a specialized shuttlecraft based on Starfleet's and Borg's technology. Malons want the probe as the resources it collected are too valuable, and, as Jenway puts it, we've got a space race.
+
+{{<img-center "star-trek-voyager-extreme-risk.webp" "Contemplating suicde?" "https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Extreme_Risk_(episode)">}}
+
+In second story arch, we've got B'Elanna putting herself at risk by going into extremely dangerous Holodeck simulations with safety protocols off. Doctor learns about multiple injuries and diagnoses her with clinical depression. Jenway puts her off the Delta Flyer project, and subsequently, Chakotay approaches her. She reveals she stopped feeling anything - not about her job, future, Paris, or the massacre of Maquis by Cardassians and Dominion. Only putting herself at risk of death allows her to have any feelings.
+
+Meanwhile, Delta Flyer is completed, and Torrens volunteers to join its crew. The mission is a success, and B'Elanna experiences her first positive emotions in quite some time.
+
+### Impressions
+
+Look at how much FX this bad boy can handle! Every few scenes, we get some new CGI. Either the technology caught up to the writer's ambitions, or someone threw a lot more money at them.
+
+{{<img-center "star-trek-voyager-extreme-risk-2.webp" "Look at that scan!" "https://www.tor.com/2021/01/25/star-trek-voyager-rewatch-extreme-risk/">}}
+
+{{<img-center "star-trek-voyager-extreme-risk-3.jpg" "Look at this vessel!" "https://voy.trekcore.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=133">}}
+
+{{<img-center "star-trek-voyager-extreme-risk-4.jpg" "Look at this not-bad attempt at a fully CGI human... or Klingon!" "https://voy.trekcore.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=133">}}
+
+{{<img-center "star-trek-voyager-extreme-risk-5.jpg" "Just look at this. Stunning!" "https://voy.trekcore.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=133">}}
+
+{{<img-center "star-trek-voyager-extreme-risk-6.jpg" "Kara Thrace, is that you?" "https://voy.trekcore.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=133">}}
+
+I'd say it's just a step below what Marvel movies look like these days.
+
+But outside of the visual, the episode got me hard. I always await crew-centric episodes. All the Sci-Fi techno-bubble is cool and all, but what I consider to be the meat of Star Trek is always the crew. And this was almost a perfect episode. The probe story was in the background, and B'Elanna's trauma was the focal point. It *would* be perfect if her problems wouldn't end with just a friendly chat. It's juvenile, but to fully develop this, the writers would need to expand it into a multi-episode arc. Nowadays, they would do it, but Voyager was still too early for such endeavors. On the other hand, this dark storyline is still much more seriously taken than what Picard did with its first two seasons.
+
+As for the second storyline - I was surprised to find out Malons returned as I considered them dull enough for a monster of a week. After "Extreme Risk" I am not holding my breath to see them again, as they are still uninteresting.
+
+Paris gets my vote for most-relatable-character after vocalizing his distaste for touch screens. Give me real buttons, or give me death!
+
+### Doctor factor
+
+Unsatisfactory. Doctor is nothing more than a minor plot device here.
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+title: "Star Trek: Voyager 05x04 - In the Flesh"
+category: 
+- star-trek
+- st-voy
+abstract: 
+date: 2023-05-23T20:04:15+02:00
+year: 2023
+draft: false
+---
+The crew encounters what appears to be Earth's Starfleet Acadamy. It's inhabited by people who should be present, including the groundskeeper Boothby[^boothby]. After an investigation (and seduction) conducted by Chakotay, it is revealed that it's a training replica of the site - one of many training grounds for Species 8472.
+[^boothby]: Played again by excellent Ray Walston.
+
+{{<img-center "star-trek-voyager-in-the-flesh.webp" "Familiar face." "https://www.tor.com/2021/01/28/star-trek-voyager-rewatch-in-the-flesh/">}}
+
+Both sides agree on a truce and negotiations. Its conclusion is a trade of information - Voyager gives their knowledge about Borg nanoprobes and, in exchange, receives information about  Species 8472 genetic modifications.
+
+### Impressions
+
+*Non placet.*[^latin] I saw this episode 2 weeks ago and didn't feel like writing about it at all. The basic premise is excellent as it develops Species 8472. However, the execution was boring. It seems that the creators feel much better when they are not confined within a bigger story arch. There was no tension, nor anything deeply exciting happened in the episode. However, I love that the day is saved not by phaser fire but by talking over a round table - and that was the only thing I remembered when sitting to write this post about the entire episode.
+[^latin]: [a negative vote](https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/non%20placet).
+
+Homefront[^homefront] did it better.
+[^homefront]: an episode of Deep Space 9 sharing a lot of similarities
+
+### Doctor factor
+
+Was he even here? I don't remember.
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+title: "Star Trek: Voyager 05x05 - Once Upon a Time"
+category:
+- star-trek
+- st-voy
+abstract: the worst episode yet?
+date: 2023-05-25T16:02:04+02:00
+year: 
+draft: false
+---
+Delta Flyer, with Paris, Tuvok, and Samantha Wildman on board, crashes on a planetoid and is buried under kilometers of rock. Wildman's daughter, Naomi, is taken care of by Neelix.
+
+Guess that's the story of the episode.
+
+### Impressions
+
+On a surface level, this is a terrible episode. The story is forgettable and has no tension since we know Tuvok or Paris will be killed (we're not in Westeros yet). A lot of time is used to show a children's story Naomi explores in Holodeck. And it's full of Neelix, which is never a plus.
+
+However, this is one of the few episodes where Neeling has its place and is not annoying. In most cases, he doesn't add anything to the crew except of food, and his counseling is nowhere near Deanna Troi's. At best, he is forgettable; at worst, he becomes annoying. It's not the actor, as Ethan Phillips gives a lot of personality to this character, putting him above Wesley Crusher[^wesley]. Here, his interactions with this little girl are what build the episode. He cares (as always), but his actions rarely have so much impact as here. Interspecies negotiations? Over his head. Battle with Borg? Nope. Being a caregiver? Perfection!
+[^wesley]: having said that I was very much into Wesley's story, and I am still angry about his disappearance midway through TNG and the terrible scene in Picard. I want a spin-off!
+
+But how Neelix can become god-father in this post-religion world is beyond my understanding.
+
+Nothing saves the Holodeck scenes. I guess it was too reminiscent of Wizard of Oz with all of its quirks, but it comes poorly here. The simulation was made for kids, and I see no point in showing so much of it here. Maybe the creators needed something to fill the full episode run with?
+
+However, something that hit me hard was Neelix's dilemmas about telling Naomi that her mother may be dead. There's this dark thread between those sometimes charming but most often useless scenes. It hits too close to home for me.
+
+### Doctor Factor
+
+Not enough Doctor in the last few episodes!
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+---
+title: "Star Trek: Voyager 05x06 - Timeless"
+category:
+- star-trek
+- st-voy
+abstract: A good time travel episode
+date: 2023-05-31T22:18:48+02:00
+year: 2023
+draft: false
+---
+Due to Kim's calculation error, the Voyager crashes on a frozen planet, killing the entire crew. Only Chakotay and Kim, who were not on the ship during the incident, survived. Somehow they manage to reach Earth but are hunted by the memory of being the cause of death of the entire crew.
+
+Fifteen years later, they manage to return to Delta Quadrant and find a way to communicate with the past, where Voyager is still preparing for the test, which resulted in the incident.
+
+### Impressions
+
+Woohoo, episode 100! And what an episode it was! It's clear that the creators were saving money for this episode. The first scene is probably the best CGI in Star Trek on TV up to this moment.
+
+{{<img-center "star-trek-voyager-timeless.webp" "Voyager down" "https://the-avocado.org/2021/06/03/you-talking-trek-to-me-very-best-of-voyager-timeless/">}}
+
+The story is straightforward. We've got a mission to save Voyager - but this time, we bypass the most significant problems of this series. We know that no matter how great the plan is, it will fail. The crew won't return to Earth before the last episodes of the final season. If the story focused on the test, it would not work as well as it does. Yes, we know that Chakotay and Kim will succeed, but with the twist that we see a different version of the characters we are used to know. They are scared and angry, which is especially shocking when it comes to Kim, who is often the nice guy in the room. Unfortunately, the most emotional moment is downplayed by soap opera-level overacting and screaming at each other.
+
+Technically, I love the structure here. We've got intertwined scenes from both timelines. It's something I've seen recently in Made in Abyss season 2, and it really works great!
+
+One episode I was reminded of was "The Visitor" from Deep Space 9. Unfortunately, it's not a favorable comparison as it only shows the weakness of Voyager. In DS9, we had actual, fleshed-out characters. You really cared about Jake and his relationship with Sisko. Here? Not so much. We're over halfway through the series, and they are still only filling the roles needed on a starship (and Neelix). I still have no idea who they are, what drives them, what scares them. They simply don't feel real. They are not persons but characters. 
+
+Still, we see a druken Seven, which was unexpected. Also we see removal of her eye, but in a better taste than whatver happened in Picard.
+
+{{<img-center "star-trek-voyager-timeless-2.jpg" "It's also much more mechanical than in Picard" "https://the-avocado.org/2021/06/03/you-talking-trek-to-me-very-best-of-voyager-timeless/">}}
+
+### Doctor's factor
+
+A lot of scenes with the Doctor, I am content.
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+---
+title: "Inidents (Episodes)"
+category: 
+- st-voy
+- star-trek
+abstract: "List of episodes of Star Trek: Voyager"
+date: 2023-12-01T22:47:03+01:00
+draft: false
+---
+
+{{<st-logo "st-voy-logo.svg">}}
+- Season One
+  - S01E01 Caretaker
+  - S01E02 Parallax
+  - S01E03 Time and Again
+  - S01E04 Phage
+  - S01E05 The Cloud
+  - S01E06 Eye of the Needle
+  - S01E07 Ex Post Facto
+  - S01E08 Emanations
+  - S01E09 Prime Factors
+  - S01E10 State of Flux
+  - S01E11 Heroes and Demons
+  - S01E12 Cathexis
+  - S01E13 Faces
+  - S01E14 Jetrel
+  - S01E15 Learning Curve
+- Season16wo
+  - S01E01 The 37’s Rating
+  - S01E02 Initiations Rating
+  - S01E03 Projections Rating
+  - S01E04 Elogium Rating
+  - S01E05 Non Sequitur Rating
+  - S01E06 Twisted Rating
+  - S01E07 Parturition Rating
+  - S01E08 Persistence of Vision Rating
+  - S01E09 Tattoo Rating
+  - S01E10 Cold Fire Rating
+  - S01E11 Maneuvers Rating
+  - S01E12 Resistance Rating
+  - S01E13 Prototype Rating
+  - S01E14 Alliances Rating
+  - S01E15 Threshold Rating
+  - S01E16 Meld Rating
+  - S01E17 Dreadnought Rating
+  - S01E18 Death Wish Rating
+  - S01E19 Lifesigns Rating
+  - S01E20 Investigations Rating
+  - S01E21 Deadlock Rating
+  - S01E22 Innocence Rating
+  - S01E23 The Thaw Rating
+  - S01E24 Tuvix Rating
+  - S01E25 Resolutions Rating
+  - S01E26 Basics, Part I Rating
+- Season Three
+  - S01E01 Basics, Part II Rating
+  - S01E02 Flashback Rating
+  - S01E03 The Chute Rating
+  - S01E04 The Swarm Rating
+  - S01E05 False Profits Rating
+  - S01E06 Remember Rating
+  - S01E07 Sacred Ground Rating
+  - S01E08 Future’s End, Part I Rating
+  - S01E09 Future’s End, Part II Rating
+  - S01E10 Warlord Rating
+  - S01E11 The Q and the Grey Rating
+  - S01E12 Macrocosm Rating
+  - S01E13 Fair Trade Rating
+  - S01E14 Alter Ego Rating
+  - S01E15 Coda Rating
+  - S01E16 Blood Fever Rating
+  - S01E17 Unity Rating
+  - S01E18 Darkling Rating
+  - S01E19 Rise Rating
+  - S01E20 Favorite Son Rating
+  - S01E21 Before and After Rating
+  - S01E22 Real Life Rating
+  - S01E23 Distant Origin Rating
+  - S01E24 Displaced Rating
+  - S01E25 Worst Case Scenario Rating
+  - S01E26 Scorpion Rating
+- Season Four
+  - S01E01 Scorpion, Part II Rating
+  - S01E02 The Gift Rating
+  - S01E03 Day of Honor Rating
+  - S01E04 Nemesis Rating
+  - S01E05 Revulsion Rating
+  - S01E06 The Raven Rating
+  - S01E07 Scientific Method Rating
+  - S01E08 Year of Hell Rating
+  - S01E09 Year of Hell, Part II Rating
+  - S01E10 Random Thoughts Rating
+  - S01E11 Concerning Flight Rating
+  - S01E12 Mortal Coil Rating
+  - S01E13 Waking Moments Rating
+  - S01E14 Message in a Bottle Rating
+  - S01E15 Hunters Rating
+  - S01E16 Prey Rating
+  - S01E17 Retrospect Rating
+  - S01E18 The Killing Game Ratingx
+  - S01E19 The Killing Game, Part II Rating
+  - S01E20 Vis a Vis Rating
+  - S01E21 The Omega Directive Rating
+  - S01E22 Unforgettable Rating
+  - S01E23 Living Witness Rating
+  - S01E24 Demon Rating
+  - S01E25 One Rating
+  - S01E26 Hope and Fear Rating
+- Season Five
+  - S01E01 [Night](/star-trek/stv/05x01-night/)
+  - S01E02 [Drone](/star-trek/stv/05x02-drone/)
+  - S01E03 [Extreme Risk](/star-trek/05xstv/03-extreme-risk/)
+  - S01E04 [In The Flesh](/star-trek/stv/05x04-in-the-flesh/)
+  - S01E05 [Once Upon A Time](/star-trek/stv/05x05-once-upon-a-time/)
+  - S01E06 [Timeless](/star-trek/stv/05x06-timeless/)
+  - S01E07 Infinite Regress
+  - S01E08 Nothing Human
+  - S01E09 Thirty Days
+  - S01E10 Counterpoint
+  - S01E11 Latent Image
+  - S01E12 Bride of Chaotica
+  - S01E13 Gravity
+  - S01E14 Bliss
+  - S01E15 Dark Frontier
+  - S01E16 The Disease
+  - S01E17 Course
+  - S01E18 The Fight
+  - S01E19 Think Tank
+  - S01E20 Juggernaut
+  - S01E21 Someone To Watch Over Me
+  - S01E22 11
+  - S01E23 Relativity
+  - S01E24 Warhead
+  - S01E25 Equinox
+- Season Six
+  - S06E01 Equinox, Part II
+  - S06E02 urvival Instinct 
+  - S06E03 Barge of the Dead
+  - S06E04 Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy 
+  - S06E05 Alice 
+  - S06E06 Riddles 
+  - S06E07 Dragon’s Teeth 
+  - S06E08 One Small Step
+  - S06E09 The Voyager Conspiracy 
+  - S06E10 Pathfinder 
+  - S06E11 Fair Haven 
+  - S06E12 Blink of an Eye 
+  - S06E13 Virtuoso 
+  - S06E14 Memorial 
+  - S06E15 Tsunkatse 
+  - S06E16 Collective 
+  - S06E17 Spirit Folk
+  - S06E18 Spirit Folk 
+  - S06E19 Child's Play 
+  - S06E20 Good Shepherd 
+  - S06E21 Live Fast and Prosper 
+  - S06E22 Muse
+  - S06E23 Fury 
+  - S06E24 Life Line 
+  - S06E25 The Haunting of Deck Twelve 
+  - S06E26 Unimatrix Zero, Part I 
+- Season Seven
+  - S07E01 Unimatrix Zero, Part II
+  - S07E02 Imperfection 
+  - S07E03 Drive 
+  - S07E04 Repression 
+  - S07E05 Critical Care 
+  - S07E06 Inside Man 
+  - S07E07 Body and Soul 
+  - S07E08 Nightingale 
+  - S07E09 Flesh and Blood, Part I
+  - S07E10 Flesh and Blood, Part II 
+  - S07E11 Shattered 
+  - S07E12 Lineage 
+  - S07E13 Repentance 
+  - S07E14 Prophecy 
+  - S07E15 The Void 
+  - S07E16 Workforce, Part I 
+  - S07E17 Workforce, Part II 
+  - S07E18 Human Error 
+  - S07E19 Q2
+  - S07E20 Author, Author 
+  - S07E21 Friendship One
+  - S07E22 Natural Law 
+  - S07E23 Homestead 
+  - S07E24 Renaissance Man 
+  - S07E25 Endgame (1)
+  - S07E26 Endgame (2)