"Star Trek: Voyager" (1995) Série TV 1995-2001

Note Générale:

7,5/10   

Créateurs:

Rick Berman
Michael Piller
Jeri Taylor

Saisons:

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7

Date de sortie:

16 janvier 1995 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Aventure | Science-Fiction

Accroche:

"Are You A Voyager?" [rerun syndication tagline]

Intrigue:

Pulled to the far side of the Galaxy, where the Federation is 75 years away at maximum warp speed, a Starfleet ship must cooperate with Maquis rebels to find a way home.

Plot Keywords:

Space | Captain | Hologram | Doctor | Alien

Récompenses:

Won 6 Primetime Emmys. Another 18 wins & 53 nominations

Avis des utilisateurs:

Sci-fi continuance of an original property

US TV Schedule:

Tue. Nov. 10	2:00 AM	SPIKETV	Memorial	#6.14
Wed. Nov. 11	2:00 AM	SPIKETV	Tsunkatse	#6.15

Ensemble

Kate Mulgrew	...	Captain Kathryn Janeway / ... (Episodes, 1995-2001)
Robert Beltran	...	Chakotay / ... (Episodes, 1995-2001)
Roxann Dawson	...	B'Elanna Torres / ... (Episodes, 1995-2001)
Robert Duncan McNeill	...	Tom Paris / ... (Episodes, 1995-2001)
Ethan Phillips	...	Neelix (Episodes, 1995-2001)
Robert Picardo	...	The Doctor / ... (Episodes, 1995-2001)
Tim Russ	...	Tuvok / ... (Episodes, 1995-2001)
Garrett Wang	...	Harry Kim / ... (Episodes, 1995-2001)
Tarik Ergin	...	Lieutenant Ayala / ... (Episodes, 1995-2001)
Jeri Ryan	...	Seven of Nine / ... (Episodes, 1997-2001)
Majel Barrett	...	Voyager Computer / ... (Episodes, 1995-2001)
Jennifer Lien	...	Kes (Episodes, 1995-2000)

Autre(s) titre(s):

Voyager (USA) (short title)

Durée:

45 min (172 episodes)

Pays:

USA

Langue:

Anglais | Klingon

Couleur:

Couleur

Rapport de forme:

1,33 : 1

Son:

Dolby

Classification:

Australia:M (some episodes) | Australia:PG (some episodes) | Canada:PG | Singapore:PG

Lieux de tournage:

Bronson Canyon, Griffith Park - 4730 Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles, California, USA

Société:

Paramount Television

Anecdotes:

Before the premiere, it was announced that the male Native American character (Chakotay) would have a wolf as a "spirit guide" and would be seen frequently during the series, however, the wolf never appeared. (Though we did see Captain Janeway's and learned comedically that B'Elanna Torres tried to kill hers.)

Goofs:

Continuité: Throughout the series, the number of crewmen on Voyager has fluctuated despite the fact that several have died over the course of the series, and only around eight have been added. The number of the crew has been as few as 125 and as many as 160.

Guillemet:

The Doctor: [to Tuvok] You're on your way back to being normal. Although I'm not sure how the word "normal" applies to a species that suppresses all their emotions.

Connexions:

Référencé sur StarCraft (1998) (VG)

Sci-fi continuance of an original property

I had to respond to someone who said this was the worst of the franchise. I happen to favor DS9, but Voyager has many great qualities including cast and unique plots. Captain Janeway was an excellent addition to the captains of Star Trek. Let us not forget the criticisms that James Kirk had during the beginnings of his work in Star Trek. The ensemble worked well together, slowly but surely over seven seasons and there were many truly memorable segments. Chakotay, Tuvok, Blana, Tom, 7 of 9, Kes, Harry, Neelix, the Doctor, at the end named Joe, each and every one developed into a character you liked each and every week, irrespective of the episode. They grew even better over time, although I wondered how Chakotay and the Captain never got together and on occasion how Blana and Tom did!and the final episode a two parter was truly a great ending to the show.

There is no edge like there is in DS9, just questions on how they are going to get home, and it is the third of this group so it gets compared to ST:TNG sometimes unfavorably. But, just as the ensemble was great in each, so as it is in Voyager.

If you take the time to watch the first season you will want to see each and every episode and feel badly when it all ends. Wanting more that is just not forthcoming.

Criticize if you will, but the current Enterprise could take some notice of the great ensemble of the previous Star Trek's and the wonderful writing that kept many turning in week after week and continue in syndication.

I just recently purchased the full seven seasons on DVD and saw it again after its television airing. The show is even better than when I first wrote about it. Each show stands alone with compelling story lines that are creative in their design and resolution. The franchise of Star Trek- from its inception in the 60's through Voyager should continue in some form other than conventions. There is a void for good stories, writing and ensembles.