I love how Seven gives the doctor absolutely nothing in the beginning. "I regenerate", "I don't like irrelevant conversation", "I seek perfection". And he manages to turn that into finding a hobby for her, and an activity they can both enjoy.
What a beautiful scene! When the Doctor realizes how much he is happy and that he's experiencing this beautiful moment because he's sharing it with another individual who transformed this moment into a pure bliss. I love the look on his face, and then the camera shows us Seven not knowing how suddenly she has become more special to the Doctor. I love this scene! In my memory ever since it aired first time!
throughout the series, there was a real connection between seven and the doctor, and then somehow she falls for chakotay ? the interplay between seven and the doctor was by far my favorite storyline of voyager.
I saw this episode for the first time tonight. I had to see (and hear) this wonderful scene again. I knew I would be able to find it on RUclips. It is one that I will be checking out from time to time forever.
I've been watching star trek since the day I was born, but a few months ago I realized that I hadn't watched much of voyager and started it from the beginning. Today I watched this episode for the first time... And this scene was so well done that I had to watch it again. When the doctor stopped singing it literally breaks my heart now that I know how the episode ends.
I'm currently re- watching the entire series on Netflix, and I recently got to this episode, and floored me once again, with this scene. It broke me down, the singing is so beautiful. I'm a 51- year- old man admitting this.
I'm 54, and when I first saw this scene, back in '99/'00 (?) I thought it was just a masterpiece! Of course, I'm a very big fan of the source material, so this adaptation, with characters I already had strong emotional bonds with, REALLY moved me! Not afraid to admit it, but I LITERALLY cried. Still do, whenever I watch it. It's simply beautiful.
Probably-after being married for over a decade-my favorite and most human moment in all of Star Trek. Is doesn’t require philosophy or a complex Picard speech. It’s pure and simple humanity, love, connection. It’s perfect. The best 2-3 minutes in the entire franchise.
This is one of my all-time favorite episodes of Star Trek: Voyager. It was so well-written and the friendship between The Doctor and Seven of Nine was so sweet. The scene when The Doctor takes Seven ever so gently and teaches her how to dance to the instrumental "Someone To Watch Over Me" is so beautiful and poignant. Great episode and the acting between the two was very good 👏👏
Such a great scene - they sing beautifully together, and it’s lovely to see how the Doctor develops the harmony in response to Seven's surprisingly good “droid” voice. It's also lovely when you see the moment the Doctor can connect with Seven through music, I wish the scene had continued. I love this scene. Well Done the Voyager production team, Quality Star Trek.
1:06-1:21 She sings exactly what was displayed on the screen. She has a perfect pitch, which means that the notes she sang, do correspond with the notes when I played them on my synth.
@@mikej9470 Yes, it was. You can hear them re-enact the singing at a convention on RUclips too. Her vocal expression is a bit more 'mechanical' here compared to when they sing at the convention, but you can tell it's the same voice.
Just watched this ep again tonight. Yup, still cry at this scene, and the ending. Also, not only can I not help but sing along during the second repetition of the chorus, I can't help filling in the missing harmony when the Doctor goes silent in his love epiphany--it's so easy to extrapolate even without seeing the tune in sheet music.
The two best characters in the show sharing a moment. It’s time like this that Voyager not only showed it had potential but could achieve it. Sure the show had issues, and could have been better, but it was and still is a good series.
At 60+ yrs old & loving the franchise over the long years, after TNG, it has taken me a bit of time to warm to each new series that appeared. I missed out on Voyager’s first run & have been bingeing the shit out if this series. After this scene you can consider me warmed. So well acted & written. AND SUNG! Wow. I just now got to the episode where they sing “Clementine”, albeit under darker circumstances. These two should have a spinoff. And sing together at future conventions!! Make it so!
I ask you HOW!? HOW!? did they not put these two together after 3 years of build up. I don't care what anyone says Seven fell in love with The Doctor in this the same as he fell for her. You can see it on her face when they dance, she looks conflicted and confused yet content, believe me that's a woman having feelings she never experienced before but likes it. For me these two ended up together and live in the beach of Cancun singing all day and night cuddled up and happy. Forget the thing with Chakotay and that mess Picard. The REAL Seven of Nine and The Doctor are perfect together, man.
No matter how many times I play this, it always brings a tear to my eyes. Robert Picardo played this scene so amazingly fantastic! Knowing what she meant to him and also knowing that it would not happen - it can all be seen in his face during that moment when he stops singing.
One of our best friends and her granddaughter use to sing "You are my Sunshine", the granddaughter sang it at her Grandma's funeral. We were all touched.
Whenever i hear this song in a movie,series or just somewhere it will always remind me of this scene. 7 of 9 was one of the most beautifull borg i ever layed eyes on. But her voice and capacity to sing so beautifully makes her timeless.
"You'll never know dear, how much I love you" The episode ended with the Doctor failing to confess his true feelings to Seven. She'll never know how much he loves her. Ps. I haven't finished the series yet, no spoilers please
@@thefinalscholar Right? It was just too rushed. Like I thought they did a wonderful job with this series. I didn't quite get why they paired seven of nine with Chakotay though. They just didn't click right with me. When the Dr. And seven were on screen together, I felt invested and it made me root for the Dr. :) Deep space nine was good too!
Thinking of Seven of Nine during Voyager: "You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, you make me happy when skies are grey, you'll never know how much I love you..." Thinking of Seven of Nine in Picard: "Please don't take my sunshine away."
Is really that different? I’m re watching Voyager right now because I vender finished it back then. The Doctor and Seven are my favorite characters. Is it worth it?
@@KevinThePilgrim night and day difference. Seven in Picard is a violent, depressed, alcoholic, gun totting, and wise cracking psycho who exists only to violently murder someone in revenge, and then talk about how killing for revenge is wrong after all the people she sets out to kill are dead, of course. Nowhere near the same Seven who acted as a surrogate mother and teacher to Echeb or Naomi Wildman sub-unit of Ensign Wildman.
I DEFINITELY prefer Seven on Voyager, but she's not murdering random people on Picard. She's killing people who are harvesting the organs of liberated Borg drones while they're still alive, including her own foster child. She doesn't have any recourse to law - Seven was never much of a stickler for laws anyway. The Federation has retreated, and that part of the galaxy is largely lawless, which is why she's working with vigilantes to try and do something to stop the people committing these crimes.
Just saw this episode for the first time. Loved it and agree, they would have been great together. And, yes, I do have a tear in my eye. Poor Doctor. 🥺 I'll watch over you.
I'm rewatching the series now. I use to find it to be OK, but now I'm enjoying it alot more especially the characters Seven and the Doctor. Both of them really take this show to the next level and watching their growth throughout the series has been great. Voyager would be much worse without either of them and changing out Kes for Seven of Nine was the best choice they ever made, not just because Seven is attractive, but because her character had so much more room to grow and develop vs Kes and Jeri Ryan played Seven amazingly well and wasn't simply a pretty face on the show.
It is absolutely my favorite Star Trek. I think the characters were extremely engaging. Seven of nine with someone I grew up relating to very heavily. It's continuity could use some work, but the characterization I think it's the best out of all of them.
The point when the doctor (EMH) is in love with the former Borg girl love it as it means something that somethimes can happen between ppl that are not really ment to happen
God was drunk the day he created Jery Ryan her face her body perfect acting in this role to max and she really can sing this good.She is really something special.
One of the best scenes at all 😭🤩🥰😍
I know right?
Doctor is falling love😂
Seven and the Doctor always were the best when they teamed up in an episode
When the doctor stops singing for that brief moment, and she is oblivious to what he is feeling. Truly heartbreaking 😢
I get chills when the doctor starts harmonizing. His voice is perfect for hers.
I wish they made an album together ❤️
Watched a video of them singing at a convention, no autotune!
Beautiful harmonizing! Robert Picardo sings on Broadway. This is one of the finest moments of the entire series.
It broke my heart.
Possibly one of the finest moments in modern Star Trek 😢
I wonder if Jeri Ryan ever did anything with her immaculate vocal skills
i cant fined a better version if this
@@maggs131 You'll like this. ruclips.net/video/NTawmSDWIBY/видео.html
Basically Seven of Nine has built-in auto-tune as a gift from the Borg collective🎵🎶 Imagine the Borg bursting out in song🎙👏🏽🖖🏼
"GIVE ME SOME MEN WHO ARE STOUT-HEARTED MEN ..." :P
We need borg-metal! Resistance is futile! 😐🧐
@@skiingmanofculture4781 Ok, Borg-metal could be fun- but imagine Borg shanties- with 100,000+ crew on just one cube it would've been glorious!
a built-in auto-tune ........ brilliant.
@@sebastianwlodarczyk borg shanties? Now that is something I’d love to see
I love how Seven gives the doctor absolutely nothing in the beginning. "I regenerate", "I don't like irrelevant conversation", "I seek perfection". And he manages to turn that into finding a hobby for her, and an activity they can both enjoy.
Cyborg and hologram singing.
So much humanity than today, lately...
What a beautiful scene! When the Doctor realizes how much he is happy and that he's experiencing this beautiful moment because he's sharing it with another individual who transformed this moment into a pure bliss. I love the look on his face, and then the camera shows us Seven not knowing how suddenly she has become more special to the Doctor. I love this scene! In my memory ever since it aired first time!
Beautiful voices, inspired acting, and a story about humanity emerging from two unlikely characters... what's not to love!
I just wish they hadn't abandoned this story line. It is my favorite scene in the entire series.
@@Jexpler about my only disappointment in this series is that they paired seven with chakotay, instead of the doctor. a ridiculous choice !!
@@jimmybrice6360 He's the choice that makes the least sense out of everyone.
throughout the series, there was a real connection between seven and the doctor, and then somehow she falls for chakotay ? the interplay between seven and the doctor was by far my favorite storyline of voyager.
Robert Picardo and Jeri Ryan genuinely do have beautiful voices.
I saw this episode for the first time tonight. I had to see (and hear) this wonderful scene again. I knew I would be able to find it on RUclips. It is one that I will be checking out from time to time forever.
❤ I saw this scene for the first time many many years ago, I come to youtube every now and again to hear it.
I've been watching star trek since the day I was born, but a few months ago I realized that I hadn't watched much of voyager and started it from the beginning. Today I watched this episode for the first time... And this scene was so well done that I had to watch it again. When the doctor stopped singing it literally breaks my heart now that I know how the episode ends.
Something we haven't had enough off, that duo harmonising
I just love this show
I'm currently re- watching the entire series on Netflix, and I recently got to this episode, and floored me once again, with this scene. It broke me down, the singing is so beautiful. I'm a 51- year- old man admitting this.
Me too.
Never too old to appreciate a beautiful moment.
I'm 54, and when I first saw this scene, back in '99/'00 (?) I thought it was just a masterpiece! Of course, I'm a very big fan of the source material, so this adaptation, with characters I already had strong emotional bonds with, REALLY moved me!
Not afraid to admit it, but I LITERALLY cried. Still do, whenever I watch it. It's simply beautiful.
And me
Probably-after being married for over a decade-my favorite and most human moment in all of Star Trek. Is doesn’t require philosophy or a complex Picard speech. It’s pure and simple humanity, love, connection. It’s perfect. The best 2-3 minutes in the entire franchise.
May I ask what being married for over a decade has to do with this scene?
@@RisingTidesAC I totally understand him, sometimes I press my face on my warm smartphone and imagine it's human warmth 😞
This is one of my all-time favorite episodes of Star Trek: Voyager. It was so well-written and the friendship between The Doctor and Seven of Nine was so sweet. The scene when The Doctor takes Seven ever so gently and teaches her how to dance to the instrumental "Someone To Watch Over Me" is so beautiful and poignant. Great episode and the acting between the two was very good 👏👏
The interactions between these two were one of the best things of Jeri's time with Voyager.
What a difference in the doctor's personality compared to S1. And it grew so naturally - it didnt change overnight. Love it
One of my most favorite Voyager moments,they are great together.
I've never forgotten this scene since I was a child. I don't know why I was moved so much but I was. Just simple beautiful singing.
One of the classic Star Trek moments!
Großartig, auch heute noch! Zwei meiner liebsten Figuren, neben Data, aus dem Stark Trek Universum.
Seven's got a beautiful voice! She doesn't need more perfection.
I love it when Star Trek did these musical episodes. This and DS9s Do Re Mi are among my favorite moments.
Such a great scene - they sing beautifully together, and it’s lovely to see how the Doctor develops the harmony in response to Seven's surprisingly good “droid” voice. It's also lovely when you see the moment the Doctor can connect with Seven through music, I wish the scene had continued. I love this scene. Well Done the Voyager production team, Quality Star Trek.
This makes me happy!
was looking for star trek voyager ringtone and came across this beautiful duet of "you are my sunshine" two beautiful singers
1:06-1:21 She sings exactly what was displayed on the screen. She has a perfect pitch, which means that the notes she sang, do correspond with the notes when I played them on my synth.
Is that Jeru Ryan's real voice?
@@mikej9470 Yes, it was. You can hear them re-enact the singing at a convention on RUclips too. Her vocal expression is a bit more 'mechanical' here compared to when they sing at the convention, but you can tell it's the same voice.
@@droidgeist thank you for this lovely info, was nice to watch
My favorite scene in Voyager
Mine too
This was one of the most beautiful renditions ... if not THEE most beautiful rendition ... of that song ever.
One of the best scenes in all of Star Trek. You cannot help but smile.
Just watched this ep again tonight. Yup, still cry at this scene, and the ending.
Also, not only can I not help but sing along during the second repetition of the chorus, I can't help filling in the missing harmony when the Doctor goes silent in his love epiphany--it's so easy to extrapolate even without seeing the tune in sheet music.
Such a beautiful scene and beautifully sung by both. I miss Voyager!
You can watch in on NetFlix
@@darellpiper7227 Thats the only reason why i dont quit the netflix subscription, TNG, Voyager, and DS9 ok thats 3 reasons................
I'm not crying you're crying
😂 Thank you for that.
... and with that, EMH fell in love with 7of9.
I love the channel name. A tip of the hat to the day humans achieve warp drive! Well played!
Great scene, miss this show
The two best characters in the show sharing a moment.
It’s time like this that Voyager not only showed it had potential but could achieve it. Sure the show had issues, and could have been better, but it was and still is a good series.
Perfection ...by both of them
Of course they both have amazing voices.
can't see i without mortal tears
This will always be my favorite moment in star trek
Me too.
At 60+ yrs old & loving the franchise over the long years, after TNG, it has taken me a bit of time to warm to each new series that appeared.
I missed out on Voyager’s first run & have been bingeing the shit out if this series.
After this scene you can consider me warmed. So well acted & written. AND SUNG! Wow.
I just now got to the episode where they sing “Clementine”, albeit under darker circumstances. These two should have a spinoff. And sing together at future conventions!!
Make it so!
She is so damn beautiful. She put so many confusing emotions in my head as a teen.
Too bad you didn't go to certain clubs in Chicago while her husband was in office...
@@renasworldofgamingwhat are you talking about? can you be more specific?
@@thule505 Her husband was a politician and there was some scandal where they were going to swingers clubs.
I love this scene!
bloody hell, Of course she's also an amazing singer!
I ship it so much 😭
Voyager movie damnit!
I fell in love with this scene, i never forgett it, and from time to time i come back and enjoy it.
I wonder if they’ll ever release a Voyager CD
doctor and seven the discology XD
Yes it called DVD buy it on Amazon
CD? yea that would require like 500 discs.
Beautiful scene.
We shoyld have had more episodes of these two singing
I ask you HOW!? HOW!? did they not put these two together after 3 years of build up. I don't care what anyone says Seven fell in love with The Doctor in this the same as he fell for her. You can see it on her face when they dance, she looks conflicted and confused yet content, believe me that's a woman having feelings she never experienced before but likes it. For me these two ended up together and live in the beach of Cancun singing all day and night cuddled up and happy. Forget the thing with Chakotay and that mess Picard. The REAL Seven of Nine and The Doctor are perfect together, man.
Those are my thoughts as well :)
I absolutely agree. But the doctor knows more than anyone that he has limited time. Robert was an wonderful actor.
I know, it was as if the reuters just wanted to punch us in the dicks.
YES! YES! ❤
Reject cannon embrace joy
Love this song and how they sing it. My 2 favorite characters. Just finished the series for the 20th 0r 30th time. LOL
Da geht einem das Herz auf. was für ein toller Moment der Startrek Geschichte
No matter how many times I play this, it always brings a tear to my eyes. Robert Picardo played this scene so amazingly fantastic! Knowing what she meant to him and also knowing that it would not happen - it can all be seen in his face during that moment when he stops singing.
That moment is played so well. So tragic. The way he forces a smile to finish the song while his heart is breaking.
every few years, i come back listen to this duet. i love it.
And then the writers all of a sudden decided that Seven would be a good couple with Chakotay. Talking about a shipwreck...
Anyone else love to sing along in the third part, or is it just me?
Not a bad idea, never would have occured to me.
One of our best friends and her granddaughter use to sing "You are my Sunshine", the granddaughter sang it at her Grandma's funeral. We were all touched.
Whenever i hear this song in a movie,series or just somewhere it will always remind me of this scene. 7 of 9 was one of the most beautifull borg i ever layed eyes on. But her voice and capacity to sing so beautifully makes her timeless.
When they start singing together, it gets very emotional. You can just see in Doctor's eyes how much he feels for Seven.
She has a beautiful voice! I was really surprised the first time I heard it ...
After just recently watching the entirety of Voyager this is the scene my mind jumps to when thinking about the show
The Doctor is such a massive dork. I love him.
I could listen to seven of nine sing forever.
So good singing
"You'll never know dear, how much I love you"
The episode ended with the Doctor failing to confess his true feelings to Seven. She'll never know how much he loves her.
Ps. I haven't finished the series yet, no spoilers please
Have you finished it now? 😂
@@odinskrieger8446 Not yet, soon
@@odinskrieger8446 I have finished the series, did not really like the ending
@@thefinalscholar Right? It was just too rushed. Like I thought they did a wonderful job with this series. I didn't quite get why they paired seven of nine with Chakotay though. They just didn't click right with me. When the Dr. And seven were on screen together, I felt invested and it made me root for the Dr. :)
Deep space nine was good too!
The very first time I heard this song was in the movie "The Burning Bed", starring Farrah Fawcet. Since then it only brings me sadness.
True romantic in StarTrek. This is why i love Voyager.
I both love this scene and the singing, and struggle with the fact that by the 24th century we still use shitty casio samples for karaoke
This song was my lullaby when I was a baby. I still can't help but fall asleep when I hear it.
Thinking of Seven of Nine during Voyager: "You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, you make me happy when skies are grey, you'll never know how much I love you..."
Thinking of Seven of Nine in Picard: "Please don't take my sunshine away."
Is really that different?
I’m re watching Voyager right now because I vender finished it back then.
The Doctor and Seven are my favorite characters.
Is it worth it?
@@KevinThePilgrim night and day difference.
Seven in Picard is a violent, depressed, alcoholic, gun totting, and wise cracking psycho who exists only to violently murder someone in revenge, and then talk about how killing for revenge is wrong after all the people she sets out to kill are dead, of course.
Nowhere near the same Seven who acted as a surrogate mother and teacher to Echeb or Naomi Wildman sub-unit of Ensign Wildman.
I DEFINITELY prefer Seven on Voyager, but she's not murdering random people on Picard.
She's killing people who are harvesting the organs of liberated Borg drones while they're still alive, including her own foster child.
She doesn't have any recourse to law - Seven was never much of a stickler for laws anyway. The Federation has retreated, and that part of the galaxy is largely lawless, which is why she's working with vigilantes to try and do something to stop the people committing these crimes.
@@droidgeistSo basically….she’s a vigilante in wild space.
Just saw this episode for the first time. Loved it and agree, they would have been great together.
And, yes, I do have a tear in my eye. Poor Doctor. 🥺 I'll watch over you.
Ahh, a cyborg and a hologram showing more humanity than humans! We are getting there!
Beutiful
And, Seven never realized just how much that song was internalized by the doctor.
Great musical montage with 2 great characters in an evolutionary discovery & rediscovery 🖖😊
This was nice on my ears.
Why we never got a Star Trek musical episode is beyond me
Edit: thank you Strange New Worlds
I never watched this series, maybe I should have.
Yes!
You can watch it on NetFlix
I'm rewatching the series now. I use to find it to be OK, but now I'm enjoying it alot more especially the characters Seven and the Doctor. Both of them really take this show to the next level and watching their growth throughout the series has been great.
Voyager would be much worse without either of them and changing out Kes for Seven of Nine was the best choice they ever made, not just because Seven is attractive, but because her character had so much more room to grow and develop vs Kes and Jeri Ryan played Seven amazingly well and wasn't simply a pretty face on the show.
It is absolutely my favorite Star Trek. I think the characters were extremely engaging. Seven of nine with someone I grew up relating to very heavily. It's continuity could use some work, but the characterization I think it's the best out of all of them.
Overall I enjoyed the series, I do have some critic of it as a whole, but that shouldn't stop you from enjoying the rest of the episodes
It should've been the Doctor and Seven that got together
Doc in Love 😉
Just like the doctor this is where I fell in love ❤️ with seven of nine...
My favourite bit!
This will never gets old
One of the best scenes in all of Trekdom
Tv magic 🙂
Bravo. You sing beautifully together.
Damn it! Why couldn’t they end up together! They’re so perfect
such a beautiful scene
The point when the doctor (EMH) is in love with the former Borg girl love it as it means something that somethimes can happen between ppl that are not really ment to happen
it never did tho lol
@@daimiendedrie2289 Because the klutzes decided she needed to have a thing with Chakotay, deeply implausible as that may have been...
The Doctor is the AI guarding Daystrom Station and “You Are My Sunshine” is the password/musical key. Let’s see how well this ages. 😂 #TerryTrek
Wow, they still use General MIDI in the 24th century.
April 5th is my birthday too. How lovely to see this clip on this channel.
Happy Birthday oldsk001. I am glad that you enjoy the clip.
This is Star Trek
@@ultimatejager4058 yes it is.
Yea I think I love this scene.
Such a sweet moment. I love it.
God was drunk the day he created Jery Ryan her face her body perfect acting in this role to max and she really can sing this good.She is really something special.
She had a little 'help' in the costume and they monitored her weight, apparently she felt rather controlled.
❤❤
I love this episode! One of my fave scenes!!