#A personal voyage

[evviejo]

STAR TREK: VOYAGER - S4E18 The Killing Game, Part 1

[quarkfancam]

dinner date where everyone involved is having a great time

[twilight-skies]

To anyone who was genuinely excited/optimistic for this movie until now

[insanewaykathy]

She just touches him all over his body… and I find that very platonic.

[headcanonsandmore]

So I just watched "Star Trek: Voyager" for the first time and...

Guys, is Captain Janeway... Hot? 😳

[bumblingbabooshka]

Tuvok is not as autistic coded in-narrative compared to what I've seen of Spock or T'Pol where they're othered heavily by those around them and have themes and arcs about struggling/striving to fit in BUT I do think he provides the vital autistic representation of not really angsting about your differences from other people because you're too busy and unaware and then even when you ARE made aware you mostly just think 'glad that's not me'. I think it's vital to have that sort of totally unbothered rep. I love that Tuvok is completely satisfied and proud of being Vulcan, doesn't long to experience emotion or struggle with a desire to express himself in a way his crewmates will understand, to be closer to them. I love that he has a long time and close friend that respects who he is and doesn't try to change him and that how close they are isn't framed as being in spite of his Vulcan nature. I love that being Vulcan isn't framed as a hindrance to him, like a roadblock to living a full and rich life. He has a wife and four kids and is a devoted husband and father. He's getting into gay horror scenarios. Tuvok was born on autism planet and he's thriving.

[0vergrowngraveyard]

city boy cant understand a damn thing his pirate brother is saying

[charlesemersonwinchesteriii]

i was getting ready for another day of spying and murdering, practicing my interrogator death stare with my piercing blue orbs. just then, enabran tain came in. “pack your things.” he said. “i’ve sold you to pay our debts. meet your new owners, the crew of deep space 9.”

[witha-boxofscraps]

Let’s not forget this iconic little guy when it comes to Christmas. Bannakaffalatta who is referred to as their own gender (“ladies and gentlemen and Bannakaffalatta”), who insists they are called by their full name and not a nickname (“Can I just call you Banna?” “No. Bannakaffalatta.”) and is part of a suppressed minority who have fought for their right to marry (“You’re a cyborg?? You guys have more rights now! You can even get married!”)

And Bannakaffalatta bit the dust to save everyone else and I think that’s pretty iconic.

[trekkie-polls]

For bonus points share one thing you wish would have happened in that extra season

Edit: So many comments about Prodigy not being on here! Well, I am a Prodigy fan too. But I left it off because last I heard Netflix picked it up. Now I don’t have faith it will happen, but nonetheless there is at least one more season planned and maybe more.

On the other hand, even though the last seasons of discovery & lower decks haven’t finished airing, they both have planned end dates.

[thegroundhogdidit]

i found a copy of the voyage home novelization at the antique shop yesterday and um. my man was going through it

[catgirljaneway]

Tuvok and Kathryn + Touch

Unknown, found on Pinterest // While You Were Sleeping - Heath // Voyager - Season 2, Episode 6 // Voyager - Season 7, Episode 25 // I Had a Dream About You - Richard Siken // Dreams of Clytemnestra - Dacia Marani // After Bombardment, Sonya - Ilya Kaminsky // A Pocket Full of Lies - Kirsten Beyer // City of Bones - Cassandra Clare // Voyager - Season 7, Episode 10 // Richard Siken //

[thatwasntaquestion]

Captain/Admiral Janeway trying to escape doctor's osteopathic methods since forever. (VOY s04ep07 - STP s02ep12)

[captaincrusher]

All that really stood in Seska's way was Kazon misogyny. Otherwise she would have ruled a Kazon sect in a heartbeat.

It is disappointing that her story arcs were all dependent on men, when Seska by all accounts was an independent survivor. Seducing Culluh to get into the sect made sense to begin with, but Seska should have left his misogynistic ass behind pretty fast.

I always thought it was a lost opportunity to position her as a scheming lady MacBeth when she had such potential as a powerful enemy. I know they used the "Obsessed with Chakotay" bit to motivate her coming back to try and claim Voyager, but they could have pushed harder on the technology angle instead.

What I really would have wished for with Seska's character is that she was used as Janeway's narrative foil.

Seska steals, lies, manipulates and murder to get home. She will give technology to whoever can get her there faster. Janeway, by contrast, stands fast to almighty Federation principles. We could have seen the two journeys side by side, see Seska progress in power throughout the quadrant, see her sacrifice everything and everyone in her way.

We understand who Janeway is because we understand who Seska is.

Until of course some kind of showdown where everything comes to a head. Federation principles vs. Cardassian ruthless determination.

[midstpodcast]

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