My favorite Star Trek series are Enterprise and Voyager. I love voyager and am doing my first re-watch since it originally aired.
Everybody hates this episode, but I love it. It makes me long for 2000 which I took for granted at the time. I think this is a sweetest most interesting episode of the series. I love looking back in history. It does not bother me that Janeway's ancestor looks just her, but I guess I am a fan of Mulgrew. If we could all look back in to our past with this kind of clarity, with romanticized data filling in the holes, would be not do it? Where and what were my ancestors doing 300 - 400 years ago? What was life like back then? In this case, Captain Janeway is looking back to time that I actually lived in. That is just too cool. It is time travel but through stories passed down from generation to generation. I can classify exactly why, but I love it!
Yes, Voyager in not 99% destroyed in this episode as it is in most. This is not an action sequence story. It is a thought provoking story. Gene Roddenberry would have love it.
Everybody hates this episode, but I love it. It makes me long for 2000 which I took for granted at the time. I think this is a sweetest most interesting episode of the series. I love looking back in history. It does not bother me that Janeway's ancestor looks just her, but I guess I am a fan of Mulgrew. If we could all look back in to our past with this kind of clarity, with romanticized data filling in the holes, would be not do it? Where and what were my ancestors doing 300 - 400 years ago? What was life like back then? In this case, Captain Janeway is looking back to time that I actually lived in. That is just too cool. It is time travel but through stories passed down from generation to generation. I can classify exactly why, but I love it!
Yes, Voyager in not 99% destroyed in this episode as it is in most. This is not an action sequence story. It is a thought provoking story. Gene Roddenberry would have love it.
