#the voyage so far

[forecast0ctopus]

i think we should ship carol marcus and gillian taylor

[gesssekai]

STAR TREK: VOYAGER // S1E1&2: Caretaker

"We're alone, in an uncharted part of the galaxy. We've already made some friends here, and some enemies. We have no idea of the dangers we're going to face, but one thing is clear. Both crews are going to have to work together if we're to survive."

[venompinks]

VIVIZ ✩ VOYAGE — CONCEPT PHOTO #4

[seb-cheneb]

A Threshold AU Janeway I drew back in June? And never bothered to post

[thelightwillbreakthrough]

i think people should host rocky horror-esque screenings of threshold. doing calls and responses and throwing shit at the screen. who’s with me

[thresholdbb]

With how much Voyager plays with the concepts of reality and illusion, there's an argument that they never actually escaped the Caretaker

"When your only reality is an illusion, then illusion is a reality."

[anthythesis]

i am HOOKED on the janeway and tuvok show

[xyliane]

hunter x hunter is BACK!

--and boy did togashi sure choose violence

"massive huge revelation," she says, to the shock of two people (and the entire audience, what the shit beyond) and the total consternation of poor oito, who has no context whatsoever for the hunter association's continuing bullshit.

there are so many plans going on during this voyage that I'm surprised they haven't exploded on one another as much yet. also kurapika please get some sleep already.

togashi says "happy october" in one of the creepiest ways possible. thanks togashi! I won't sleep tonight!

[aquamonstra]

VOYAGER FINALLY ACTUALLY SHOWED US HOW A SONIC SHOWER WORKED???? ARE YOU KIDDING ME???

I HAVE WATCHED NEARLY 500 EPISODES OF STAR TREK AND I AM ONLY JUST NOW SEEING A SONIC SHOWER IN ACTION!??!!!?

TOS, TNG, DS9 - ALL COWARDS FOR MERELY MENTIONING SONIC SHOWERS BUT NOT BEING WILLING TO VISUALIZE THEIR USE. ALL OTHER CRITERIA AND ARGUMENTS ARE MOOT: VOYAGER IS THE SUPERIOR SERIES FOR THAT REASON ALONE.

[youngpettyqueen]

Janeway gently tilting B'Elanna's chin up to look her in the eye, and quietly going "now I know something's wrong" because B'Elanna didnt react to being taken off her project... excuse me I need to be in my feelings

[bumblingbabooshka]

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[firstroseofspring]

dr. b'elanna torres phd! (eventually) she got first place in the 35th annual planet-wide science fair but she nearly knocked kessik's moon out of orbit so she was asked not to return the next year

[azazelsazaleas]

Just watched the Scorpion two-parter for the first time. I think a good alternative title for these episodes would be “Jesus Fucking Christ, Kathryn”

[t00thpasteface]

put your head on my shoulder

[chakotaybodypillow]

So long 🫡

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I am trying to do some reading on the omepete/nicaroa, but I'm only getting surface level info. I even tried my university's library for some stuff and found a few good journal articles that I'm gonna set aside some time to read. But I'm having difficulty finding info on modern practices from this community. I'm sure I just haven't asked the right questions, and I am brainstorming on that. But like so far, I haven't seen anything about social issues about the people themselves, which is very important to me. I asked Google if the people are still around, and it says Nicarao as a tribal Confederation are now extinct :/ But that there are still around 20,000 people who still identify as nicaroa? But I can't seem to find anything on this identity in a modern context. Who are these people? What does it mean to be "nicaroa/ometepe" in a modern age? What practices do they continue to perform? Do they still practice their traditions? How has globalization impacted their community? How does one define this identity? Is it an ethnicity? Who can claim this identity? Do they face racism? Colorism? How has the government affected their indigenous lands? Do they face any environmental issues? What sets them apart from other Maya communities? I could go on and on, but clearly, this requires deeper research on my end than just a few google searches. I tried refining my search on my university's library page, but I still didn't get much. These are important components of an identity to consider in order to fully understand people. To understand and problematize their identity is our way as "outsiders" to respect another's culture. Hopefully, prodigy will dig a little deeper on this, but for the time being, I will conduct my own research and add to my chakotay headcanons :D. Also, if anyone is from Nicaragua, please help D: I am confused.

Sorry I just needed somewhere to write out all the questions I want to answer lol

[leohtttbriar]

okay i've only finished two seasons and maybe i have bad taste but i think star trek voyager is really good tv