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<blockquote data-quote="John Crichton" data-source="post: 903061" data-attributes="member: 4779">I'm actually in the same &quot;haven't seen too many Voyager episodes&quot; camp.&nbsp; I have caught a few more on reruns recently but I can't claim that I've seen more than maybe 25-30 episodes at this point.&nbsp; Out of the ones that I did see, I liked about 5.&nbsp; The only one that I REALLY thought was excellent was the one directed by LeVar Burton that had Voyager crashing on that frozen planet and there was some time-travelesque stuff going on.&nbsp; That was very cool.&nbsp; I also enjoyed &quot;Year of Hell.&quot;&nbsp; There were maybe one or two others in there that I didn't feel were bad but I have to say that the majority of the eps that I saw (which is admittedly not a good cross-section of viewing) were terrible in both plot and general character development.I didn't like most of the characters and I hated the Captain which is death for any Trek series.&nbsp; Now, I didn't love Sisko on DS9 (I thought he was one of the weaker characters) but I didn't hate him which is fine by me as the rest of the cast was great.&nbsp; On Voyager, the only characters I liked were Seven (who, IMO was the best pure actor/actress on the show, forget her looks) and the Doctor.&nbsp; Tuvok was on/off but I didn't hate him.&nbsp; The rest of the main crew did nothing for me.Enterprise has at least been good enough to keep me watching every week.&nbsp; Voyager couldn't do that, which I believe was its main failing as a viewer and huge Trek fan.&nbsp; It just simply didn't entertain me.&nbsp; Enterprise has brought me back into the Trek fold after Voyager and the Next Gen movies soured Trek for me.Actually, now that I think of it I'm going to tell Tivo right now to record Voyager for me so I not only have something to watch over the summer, but so I can get a better view of the show....God help me.&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Crichton, post: 903061, member: 4779"] I'm actually in the same "haven't seen too many Voyager episodes" camp. I have caught a few more on reruns recently but I can't claim that I've seen more than maybe 25-30 episodes at this point. Out of the ones that I did see, I liked about 5. The only one that I REALLY thought was excellent was the one directed by LeVar Burton that had Voyager crashing on that frozen planet and there was some time-travelesque stuff going on. That was very cool. I also enjoyed "Year of Hell." There were maybe one or two others in there that I didn't feel were bad but I have to say that the majority of the eps that I saw (which is admittedly not a good cross-section of viewing) were terrible in both plot and general character development. I didn't like most of the characters and I hated the Captain which is death for any Trek series. Now, I didn't love Sisko on DS9 (I thought he was one of the weaker characters) but I didn't hate him which is fine by me as the rest of the cast was great. On Voyager, the only characters I liked were Seven (who, IMO was the best pure actor/actress on the show, forget her looks) and the Doctor. Tuvok was on/off but I didn't hate him. The rest of the main crew did nothing for me. Enterprise has at least been good enough to keep me watching every week. Voyager couldn't do that, which I believe was its main failing as a viewer and huge Trek fan. It just simply didn't entertain me. Enterprise has brought me back into the Trek fold after Voyager and the Next Gen movies soured Trek for me. Actually, now that I think of it I'm going to tell Tivo right now to record Voyager for me so I not only have something to watch over the summer, but so I can get a better view of the show.... God help me. ;) [/QUOTE]

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