10 Best Star Trek: Voyager Episodes Not About The Main Cast
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Icheb wasn't an offering. He was a living weapon.
He called Icheb's situation "an offering"??
I missed that. And it's soo incorrect.
Plus he mispronounces Dourif.
I was about to comment the same. Not good, @TrekCulture
Guess I should have scrolled down before I wrote the same thing. I’m gonna leave it anyway.
They tried to use Icheb the way Picard was gonna use Hugh until Guinan convinced him not to?
@@vic5015 Similarly, yes.
Brad dourif is genuinely amazing in everything he does. He's such an underrated actor who should be more recognized.
Loved him in Deadwood
Probably one of the few multi-talented great actors that will never win an Oscar cause he loves playing character based roles no matter how good or how shitty it is *cough* Alien: Resurrection *cough*. He was part of one movie series that did win several Academy awards but never won his own.
If you have not seen him in his Babylon 5 episode, then he was absolutely incredible!
Babylon 5 is one of my favorite tv shows. And he's amazing in that episode.@@bdchiaccio
I weep for anyone who did not recognize Barklay's greatness from the beginning.
Huh? Most fans always loved Barclay, in TNG onwards.
Sorry to have to say it, but Brad Dourif are brilliant in EVERY character he plays ....
Are he? In every character he plays? Is brilliant as every character he plays.
@@bradameerbeg2154 He's played enough multiple personality characters that "are" is probably appropriate here.
I wish Brad Dourif could have appeared more in the series. But despite his short time on the shiw, he went ftom cold-blooded murderer to dying heroically to save the crew.
I wanted to give a shout out to "Learning Curve" and "Good Shepherd". Technically the "Lower Decks" episodes for Voyager. :)
Brad Dourif is a genius hands down...Tim Russ showed his muscle as an actor... best episode ever
So... the Icheb episode isn't like that.
It isn't that the planet sends out sacrifices, it's that Icheb was a *living weapon*, containing the virus that disconnected his cube from the Collective. They weren't expecting to see him again.
I came here to say this.
Except, he was both. Very much an offering, and a weapon. Similar to a Trojan Horse.
The good Shepard and Memorial (especially Memorial as it is heavy on covering PTSD)
It wasn't Allen Ginsberg in Death Wish. It was just a guy who worked at Woodstock named Maury Ginsberg.
Far out.
He became a Orthodontist! He was also played by Maury Ginsberg.
Over time and rewatching voyager has become my favourite trek because it stands up better with today's world IMHO. It's so nice to see a video that unabashedly sings is praises
Love the shade for "Ashes to Ashes." This worked because the actress playing Lindsay was fantastic. "11:59" had me bored. "Death Wish" also marks a significant change in tone for how Mulgrew portrayed Janeway. Prior to this episode she played the Captain as jaunty, hyperactive, and fast talking. With this episode, we get the highly empathetic, smooth-talking, and quiet Janeway who used her non-verbal acting skills to say loads.
Voyager will always be my fav Star Trek series and episodes like these are why.
Maybe someday you can watch ds9 😉
Another point in Concerning Flight's favor is that Janeway casually mentions that Kirk met d'Vinci, in reference to the Original Series episode Requiem for Methuselah. Although the implication is that Kirk broke his word to Flint.
Paramount dropped the ball for a Captain Sulu movie,
Brad Dourif, just watched the original Dune film again, recognised Piter's face profile immediately!
Let's be honest, when has Brad Dourif EVER been bad?
He was good even as a crazed mentat
Alien 4 was a bit iffy.
Certainly not in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, where he snagged an Oscar nomination.
@@Thurgosh_OG was he iffy, or just the movie in general
Never, he was amazing in Babylon 5.
From this list, "Flashback" and "Meld" are the best for me.
I like videos like this because they give me such great binging ideas. I haven't watched a few of these in years. Love this channel!
8:49 I've heard the idea that Da Vinci actually figured out how to make his model fly, but deliberately altered the design so it wouldn't work.
Oh yeah, Barclay may not be my favourite character but he is the character I can identify the most with. Thanks for that video and have a good year 2022.
I would've included Living Witness
Great selections here; honestly these were some of my favorite Voyager episodes altogether. Deathwish has got to be my favorite; good moral issues explored here.
"Walking around with a horn on." Love it!
I bet that Mark Sheppard is a really great guy IRL!!
He ALWAYS plays such awful characters from Firefly to Leverage!
No one can play smarmy like a truly nice man.
I met him at a Supernatural convention, he's extremely nice. Still sarcastic as hell, but he truly loves and respects the fans.
More lists like these please! I love hearing about episodes I fell asleep on and then realized, wait I missed WHAT!? (Circa 90s)
Love it just don't explain the ending and retitle it as "great episodes to get back into to older trek with"
The Teelix episode touched my heart .. it meant the death of a sweet being created by the teleportation device
Great list.
If these are the best 10, what were the runners up? Another video maybe?
First off, Happy New Year! 🖖
From this list, Flashback (Classic Trek’s great!* And Tuvok learns how important loyalty and camaraderie is), Q2 /Deathwish (A Q episode never disappoints), Pathfinder (always liked Barclay; Lwaxana Troi was far, FAR more annoying) are the standouts.
* the novelization of Flashback also had a meeting between Tuvok & Capt. Spock, which should have been added to the actual episode IMHO.
** Regarding Distant Origin, Marvel Comics’ Star Trek Unlimited #1’s story, Action of the Tiger, had a similar tale, with Capt. Kirk & Mr. Spock meeting an Earth anthropologist who violated Gorn territory to prove a hypothesis of how the Gorn may have been descended from Earth’s dinosaurs had they not been wiped out.
Ah yes, Icheb. He really got done dirty in Star Drek Picuck.
Excellent! Precisely my list as well!
Something just occurred to me. How didn't Q junior lay waste to the jerks who tortured his best pal???
Like in time Q showed up the second time in Star Trek, they were form nothingness that made them from.
This channel reminds me how much I used to like Star Trek.
Great list! I would have also included Tuvix (similar morality issues as Deathwish) and the episode where the Doctor travels to the Alpha Quadrant to help cure Lewis Zimmerman (another great episode with Reg and Troi).
Wow.. Seán you once again NAILED it! Well.. you and your team.. lol however may or few that actually is.. :) Much Love to ALL!!
Very well done video.
The only other "character" episode I was expecting you to set up was when there was the transporter accident that conjoined Tuvok and Neelix. The character that Tim Russ played and the plot for the episode was very thoughtful.
Tuvix wasn't played by Tim Russ. He was good though.
@@dentoncrimescene - oh - ok. I thought the person was Tim. It's been a while since I've seen that particular episode, even in rerun form. Out if curiosity, who was the actor?
To be fair the actor did kinda look like Tim Russ with prosthetics put on him to look more like Ethan Philips
@@Wild-Dad, Tom Wright played Tuvix.
I expected that episode too.
Kudos on the early TNG uniform, haha.
I’d love to see the Voth in Star Trek again
Maybe in Discovery
Or even better a series that takes place after Nemesis apart from Picard
Theres a great quote from death wish "The individuals rights will be protected, only so long as they don't conflict with the state"
There is a plot hole in 11:59 concerning Shannon O'Donnell. Janeway knew about her Ancestor. If you go back to Futures End part one when Janeway and Chakotay are on the boardwalk Janeway states that she doesn't know anything about her Ancestors from this time...and theres a little under a four year difference.
Plot hole in Star Trek? No! That’s what happens when you have multiple writers who don’t read each other’s scripts
Awesome great Star Trek. Great show.
Icheb was not a sacrifice: he was infected with a virus developed to destroy the Borg, thus protecting his home world from assimilation.
4:04 Also from Supernatural, Sherif Jodie Mills.
Nothing like a mind-meld with Grima Wormtongue!!😂😂😂🧝♂️🧝♀️🧙♂️🍻
Absolutely agree that Tuvok served on the Enterprise
I liked "The Good Shepherd".
I believe with your #1 100%. It is a great episode.
Christian Slater should have made an appearance in "Flashback".
It would be nice to see the Voth in Discovery.
Hi Sean, I would like to ask if you think the complete Star Trek ordinary series in VHS format would be worth anything in todays market??? In Canadian funds what would it be worth??? Thanks from Scott.
Kinda forgot about Voyagers Lower Decks episode.
There were 2. Janeway was one, but Chakotay had one where he taught some Maquis crew how to fit in better.
Lori Petty as Noss in season 5's "Gravity".
I feel like you missed some context on the Echep sacrifice there.
Pathfinder! Love the Redge
You mentiin Q2 and didn't mention my favorite quote in all of trek. When Q berates his son for messing with the Borg.
You put carbon creek on Enterprise list so I guess it only fair that 11:59 be on this list.
Distant Origin is a Sci Fi Masterpiece
Take note Discovery Barclay has just a condition. He wasn't introduced to check a box.
So non WASP male actors, in your view. is simply "checking a box?"
He is the everyman, a believable real person with problems to counter everyone else's future perfection, and Wesley's Vunderkid syndrome.
Which would you consider Sean Ferrick: Admiral, Captain, Major, Lieutenant, Ensign, etc? Commander Sean Ferrick sounds reeeealy good to me🤔
Agreed...Ferrick maneuver and all!😉🤣
I wonder if Q2 turns up in Picard
Brad Dourif plays a good psychopath, doesn't he? He's STILL portraying Chucky, the killer doll!
Its gas mate, you need to do a video explaining irish slang 😂👍
brad dourif and tim russ both won an emmy for this episode...i asked XD
Should have included a Chakotay episode 😂
The thing that confuses me about DaVinci is he was 40 when Columbus discovered America. So only the last 27 years of his life had america been discovered. How could he think America was so futuristic?
Mark A. Shepherd is brilliant, but I'll always see him as Crowley from Supernatural.
Nah he’s the ambassador’s driver who can make flames with his finger in the X-Files.
James Sterling from Leverage :)
I know its terrible when someone goes straight in with a negative comment... but "herself ... has to decide" ?!
I think you're being a little hard on Ashes to Ashes. Sure, Lyndsay Ballard was never actually there before, but I think that Kim Rhodes' performance and the entirely character-driven dilemma really make the episode itself stand out in a way that I really feel at least puts it above 11:59.
What about Drone and Think Tank?
Jason Alexander plays some really creepy bad guys.
Any episode that minimized Chakotay's screen time was inherently better.
So thought the writers and producers !
Shattered is a Chakotay episode and it is great. Timeless and Nemesis are pretty good too, IMO.
the analists, excelent episode..
11:59 was dull dull dull. Did I mention dull? Would swap out for Lifeline
The framing story in Flashback was just an excuse to have Sulu and Rand on.
I'm a big Barkley mark, in spite of his... somewhat problematic attitude on TNG!
But in my headcanon, he ends up as the chief engineer on the Enterprise-E while Lt. Munroe is the Hazard Team leader.
See if anyone else gets that reference 😊🖖
No course oblivion? Its the main crew but technically its not the main crew
"Deathwish"="It's A Wonderful Life"
IS Jagatai the doctor?
How many Star Trek: Voyager episodes not about the main cast are there in total? 12?
No Tuvix?
Ballard wasn't Kim's girlfriend, though. They were just best friends.
... But Meld was a Tuvok episode?
You really had to cheat to get this one done.
I have to admit that even when Voyager was on the air I got annoyed at how many episodes were about Seven. Don't get me wrong, Seven was a great character and was wonderfully portrayed by Jeri Ryan, but even as a 14 year old seeing back to back Seven episodes I was going "okay, just ho many ways are we going to talk about reclaiming lost humanity?" Besides the dead horse argument my thing was that the over all character arch eventually became rather unreliable as while its an interesting and very big concept to toy with, most viewers have not taken part in wiping out whole cultures and people and after exploring the same concept over and over and over again it eventually even gave me a soft spot for Spirit Folk. What's wrong with just screwing around on holodeck every once in a while?
Ep. 96 Drone
The presenter doesn't remember Voyager hmm?
Tuvix was very well acted I thought
What about tuvix?
I love Nelix more than I love Janeway!
Sean you're supposed to know what youre talking about!
How is "Tuvix" not on this list?
Tuvix!
Supernatural.
I do not remember Lindsay in any episode either as a human or alien.
Q2 good ? ...really? and why no Good Shepherd ?
Yet another reason why Ichebs death makes no sense, he’s literally friends with a Q.
It also means Seven's decision to vaporise Bjayzl could be explained as a mercy killing. If Q Junior had found her, the torments he could (and most likely would) have subjected her to would have been most unpleasant, and not quick.
@@tavdy79 yeah, he was literally willing to give his life to save Icheb, torture would have been like scratching an itch to him.
Was. Maybe they kept in contact and maybe they didn't. Maybe death doesn't even matter.
"Scientific belief"
hmmmm
2:40 if only that was the worst thing to happen to him...
Where is "Tuvix"?!
Do you not think soldiers stuck fighting for months on end, with no breaks, not knowing which day will be their last, watching friends die every single day, is "really, really heavy"???
Also, *psychopaths* "feel nothing", sociopaths have emotions as complex as anyone else, they just feel them differently.
What is emotion without empathy, though?
TrekCulture getting some facts wrong, again.