Star Trek: Voyager Season One Review


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Voyager never enjoyed The Next Generation or DS9’s consistently top writing. Quality varied wildly in this first 16-episode season, but a likeable ensemble of characters and healthy doses of moral conflict developed interest.

TNG-esque stories fell back on time/spatial anomalies and holodeck misadventures, while season villains the Kazan were wannabe Klingons.

But the humanisation of Robert Picardo’s holographic doctor is a treat that played out brilliantly throughout the series.

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