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Season 1 – Star Trek: Voyager

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Kathryn Janeway is the captain of a starship that is lost in space and must travel across an unexplored region of the galaxy to find its way back home. On its way, the crew encounters different species they must deal with, but find that all their adventures only make them long for home.
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Star Trek: Voyager — Season 1

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Star Trek: Voyager breaks the Star Trek mold with a brand new final frontier and the fierce leadership of the franchise's first female captain.

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Mike Duffy Detroit Free Press 04/08/2021
All that "Star Trek" space jargon and hardware gibberish can be unintentionally comical... Still, compared to other shows Paramount and the WB are introducing this month, "Star Trek Voyager" is a welcome, well-crafted space chase. Go to Full Review
Jonathan Storm Philadelphia Inquirer 04/08/2021
After all this time, it becomes clear that you either like these things or you don't. I think they're silly, illogical, poorly acted and pretentious. Go to Full Review
Christian Williams Los Angeles Times 04/08/2021
Though it, unfortunately, never slows down long enough for anyone to palpably feel anything, this third modern series spinoff from the original "Trek" has potential charms aplenty in its expedition. Go to Full Review
Joshua Tyler Giant Freakin Robot 03/12/2024
Voyager didn’t kill Star Trek but it was the beginning of a trend that would send Star Trek into a deep coma, a coma it would not awake from until 2009’s Star Trek reboot. Go to Full Review
Hal Boedeker Miami Herald 04/08/2021
The storytelling needs to be more creative if Voyager hopes to pull viewers away from Melrose Place, The Nanny, Fresh Prince of Bel-Ar, Blossom, and Coach in prime time's toughest slot, 8 to 9 p.m. Mondays. Go to Full Review
Rick Kushman Sacramento Bee 04/08/2021
"Voyager" starts off right with a solid "Star Trek" blend of humor, adventure, techno-magic and morality. And most importantly, it has another great captain. Go to Full Review
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Burt G @Burtkap Jan 19 An excellent premise which allows this show to both play to the strengths of a well established franchise whilst remaining fresh with its unique perspective, cast and setting. This has become a recurring comfort-watch over years. Voyager is the last Trek tv show to have a soundtrack recorded with a live orchestra and it sounds fantastic. See more Sanne V @RT01409361 Dec 7 Second time watching the show and I'm really enjoying it! See more Jerry A @RT68856893 Nov 17 My favorite comfort show See more David K @RT03452373 10/10/2024 One of the best science fiction shows in the history of TV! My favorite heroes, my favorite series and my favorite franchise! See more George T @RT99527408 03/17/2024 Janeway was the bomb. Confident, strong, inspiring and full of integrity as a leader should It's not a fantastic show, but it got the core of it right. Full of heart and good characters, this was a more hopeful time for Star Trek. Oh how far we have fallen See more Michael Antony A @RT48850580 10/26/2023 Mikey's Review: Star Trek: Voyager (1995-2001) After countless years, I finally completed the entire run of Star Trek's 4th TV incarnation. 7 Seasons. 172 Episodes! Often mauled, maligned and marginalized by critics and genre fans alike, Captain Janeway and her gallant crew actually deserve a little better. While certainly not perfect, the good far out-ways the bad, with some charming character work and some pretty clever story ideas. Like most episodic television, the format was often the biggest obstacle for the writers - how to tell a meaningful, engaging story in 44 minutes. Story-Arcs have become the standard for TV today, and for better or worse, the current incarnations - Star Trek: Discover, Star Trek: Lower Decks and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds are the first Federation based shows to get that chance. Regular cast standouts include Kate Mulgrew as Captain Kathryn Janeway, Robert Picardo (The Doctor), Roxann Dawson (B'Elanna Torres) and Jeri Ryan as Seven Of Nine, while story highlights include 'Flashback', 'Timeless', 'Endgame', 'Blink Of An Eye' and 'Equinox'. Trekker? A few hours to spare? Another trip to the Delta Quadrant might be worth your time. Mikey's TV Rating: 3/5* See more Read all reviews
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Episode 2 Aired Jan 23, 1995 Parallax The crew runs into a quantum singularity and discovers a trapped ship, but during rescue attempts they realize that the ship in jeopardy is their own. Details Episode 3 Aired Jan 30, 1995 Time and Again Capt. Janeway and Lt. Paris are transported back in time by a subspace fracture just before an explosion ends all life on a doomed planet. Details Episode 4 Aired Feb 6, 1995 Phage While seeking a power source for the ship, the crew encounters a planet of people who steal body organs to fight a deadly disease. Details Episode 5 Aired Feb 13, 1995 The Cloud The crew of the Voyager enters what they think is a nebula, but discovers it is a life form injured by their entry. Details Episode 6 Aired Feb 20, 1995 Eye of the Needle A small wormhole discovered by Harry Kim allows communication with a Romulan scientist back home, and raises the crew's hopes of getting back to the Alpha quadrant. Details Episode 7 Aired Feb 27, 1995 Ex Post Facto Tuvok takes matters in hand when Lt. Paris is blamed for a brutal murder and given a sentence that will cost him his mind. Details Episode 8 Aired Mar 13, 1995 Emanations Kim is transported to the Uhnori home planet after the crew finds an Uhnori burial ground on an uncharted planet. Details Episode 9 Aired Mar 20, 1995 Prime Factors The crew encounters a race of hedonistic aliens who possess the technology to get them home; Janeway tries to convince the aliens to allow Voyager to use the technology. Details Episode 10 Aired Apr 10, 1995 State of Flux The crew fears there may be a traitor in their midst when a Kazon ship is disabled trying to integrate Federation technology with its own. Details Episode 11 Aired Apr 24, 1995 Heroes and Demons When an alien life form seizes the holodeck, takes the form of Grendel, and begins turning crew members into energy, the holographic doctor must become Beowulf and save his friends. Details Episode 12 Aired May 1, 1995 Cathexis Gravely injured Chakotay tries to help the crew when mind-controllers force Tuvok to take command of the Voyager. Details Episode 13 Aired May 8, 1995 Faces Lt. Torres is divided into two beings when a Vidiian scientist kidnaps her and Lt. Paris for use in his experiments to cure the phage. Details Episode 14 Aired May 15, 1995 Jetrel Neelix confronts his past when the Haakonian scientist who created the doomsday weapon that killed his family comes aboard the ship to conduct experiments. Details Episode 15 Aired May 22, 1995 Learning Curve Tuvok teaches Starfleet protocol to Maquis students, but his disciplinarian nature clashes with their more relaxed demeanor; Torres and the Doctor look for a power drain. Details
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Season Info

Director
Kim Friedman, David Livingston, Winrich Kolbe, Les Landau, LeVar Burton, Robert Scheerer
Executive Producer
Rick Berman, Michael Piller, Jeri Taylor
Screenwriter
Brannon Braga, Ken Biller, Chris Abbott, Skye Dent, Ronald Wilkerson, David Kemper, Bill Dial, Michael Piller, Karen Klein, Jean Louise Matthias, Jeri Taylor
Network
UPN
Rating
TV-PG
Genre
Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Adventure
Original Language
English
Release Date
Jan 23, 1995