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Well it was the last episode of Voyager on BB2 2 earlier tonight. I have to admit I am dismayed that this excellent series has come to an end, but at least it done so with style.
*if you have not seen it, and are bothered about what happened skip this part*
Well after Janeway came from the future to help get enterprise home earlier, and then help devise a method to get voyager back home AND kill the Borg, I am curious. The Borg queen stated while she was falling apart, from what would be the Borg equivelent of Parkinson's, that if the Borg cube, or in this instance a sphere, caught voyager and blew it up, then the actions of the Janeway from the future would be erased.
Therefore if Janeway were to die at some time between the borg being destroyed and janeway reaching the age at which "She" killed the borg, then her actions would be erased and the borg would once again be alive.
Is this correct?
*end of spoiler*
*if you have not seen it, and are bothered about what happened skip this part*
Well after Janeway came from the future to help get enterprise home earlier, and then help devise a method to get voyager back home AND kill the Borg, I am curious. The Borg queen stated while she was falling apart, from what would be the Borg equivelent of Parkinson's, that if the Borg cube, or in this instance a sphere, caught voyager and blew it up, then the actions of the Janeway from the future would be erased.
Therefore if Janeway were to die at some time between the borg being destroyed and janeway reaching the age at which "She" killed the borg, then her actions would be erased and the borg would once again be alive.
Is this correct?
*end of spoiler*
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HELL NO, you can't say TNG is better than Voy. TNG always ran into a Fed colony, or a ship, there was no exploration, and how often did they get into a scrap. Voy was in a totally new place, and there was a fight at least every other episode. How can you say it was to nice, one in three races would hate and attack Voyager. Plus, Data was a loser, wanting to be more human, sick. Voyager was so much better than TNG, and DS9 didn't get better until the war with the Dominion. In the begining, DS9's motto was
'To Boldley stay where we are and hope something good comes along'. Voyager rules.
P.S. if you want profe, go the the Star Trek chat room on www.Startrek.com, and ask someone there.
'To Boldley stay where we are and hope something good comes along'. Voyager rules.
P.S. if you want profe, go the the Star Trek chat room on www.Startrek.com, and ask someone there.
hey, theres only one good trek and thats next gen.
deep space nine was too political and not enough action. (although yes there are a few good battles)
voyager was nearly as good as next gen, but was too 'nice', concentrating on the feelings of the crew, and with some less than scary adversaries. 8472 was good, but the rest were laughable. sevens catsuit became the only reason to watch, and boy what a reason......
picard is the best captain, and next gen was definitely the best trek.
I know thats not the topic, but I felt I had to add that :-)
deep space nine was too political and not enough action. (although yes there are a few good battles)
voyager was nearly as good as next gen, but was too 'nice', concentrating on the feelings of the crew, and with some less than scary adversaries. 8472 was good, but the rest were laughable. sevens catsuit became the only reason to watch, and boy what a reason......
picard is the best captain, and next gen was definitely the best trek.
I know thats not the topic, but I felt I had to add that :-)
It wasn't a bad end to the series either. Saw it while on my lunch break at work.
Now Enterprise, that's another matter. They seem to be re-running old plots from Next Generation, and despite having Sam from Quantum Leap in it it's sliding from the ratings.
Now Enterprise, that's another matter. They seem to be re-running old plots from Next Generation, and despite having Sam from Quantum Leap in it it's sliding from the ratings.
Erm, The Next Generation finished over five years ago.
You can't say you haven't seen them all.
You can't say you haven't seen them all.
Who cares? They made it home (I saw the very very end)
Now its finished! 2 down (Deep Space Nine has gone as well!) now we just need the Next Gen to finish and I'm happy!
Now its finished! 2 down (Deep Space Nine has gone as well!) now we just need the Next Gen to finish and I'm happy!
Yep, thats right, i'm not impressed at these episodes. Even though its been monthes since i saw it, i still remember that it leaves a lot of questions, what happent to the Borg(the billions not shown), Voyager's escape, what other races do when they learn of the Borg's fate(Romulans), what happens to the crew, and ship. Nemesis should answer some of these, Kate Mulgrew is in it as Admiral Janeway. And the Armour, a bit far fetched, something i'd expect from B5 or somethin'. Not happy!
Grandprix wrote:
> The way I see it, never try to understand temperal mechanics.
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Classic Janeway quote.
Good lord I am such a geek.
> The way I see it, never try to understand temperal mechanics.
*******
Classic Janeway quote.
Good lord I am such a geek.
The way I see it, never try to understand temperal mechanics.
Well it was the last episode of Voyager on BB2 2 earlier tonight. I have to admit I am dismayed that this excellent series has come to an end, but at least it done so with style.
*if you have not seen it, and are bothered about what happened skip this part*
Well after Janeway came from the future to help get enterprise home earlier, and then help devise a method to get voyager back home AND kill the Borg, I am curious. The Borg queen stated while she was falling apart, from what would be the Borg equivelent of Parkinson's, that if the Borg cube, or in this instance a sphere, caught voyager and blew it up, then the actions of the Janeway from the future would be erased.
Therefore if Janeway were to die at some time between the borg being destroyed and janeway reaching the age at which "She" killed the borg, then her actions would be erased and the borg would once again be alive.
Is this correct?
*end of spoiler*
*if you have not seen it, and are bothered about what happened skip this part*
Well after Janeway came from the future to help get enterprise home earlier, and then help devise a method to get voyager back home AND kill the Borg, I am curious. The Borg queen stated while she was falling apart, from what would be the Borg equivelent of Parkinson's, that if the Borg cube, or in this instance a sphere, caught voyager and blew it up, then the actions of the Janeway from the future would be erased.
Therefore if Janeway were to die at some time between the borg being destroyed and janeway reaching the age at which "She" killed the borg, then her actions would be erased and the borg would once again be alive.
Is this correct?
*end of spoiler*
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