Star Trek: 10 Disastrous USS Voyager First Contacts 

mariner will solve that.

Ya, really eh? 😂😂 🖖😁🤘🇨🇦

@@robertheinrich2994Mariner and her mother have their work cut out for them, then!

I blame the human members of the crew - such a violent race has no place in Starfleet

We do great about some of them later, we hear that Picard encountered the herogen for example

And beefed up by the Iconians.

Janeway along with the Borg waged biological warefare on Species 8472.

TOS: Space Seed > Wrath of Khan, Search for Spock, Voyage Home and The Undiscovered Country TNG: Q Who > All Borg episodes & DS9 || Journey's End > All Maquis episodes from TNG penultimate episode and DS9 & Voyager || Sins of the Father > All Worf dishonored episodes DS9: Way of the Warriors > All Worf theme episode & the conflict between the Federation and Klingons until By Inferno's Light.

The Vaadwar was one of my favorite species the Voyager crew met. I'd love for them to return

Till this day, I could never finish that episode I just hate seeing Janeway die I think she’s had the most deaths than any other captain

The plot holes in this episode bothered me way too much, it was established that the duplicates couldn't leave the planet as they needed the planets gases to breathe, yet they still did with no mention of that, also at what point after they left the planet did they start to forget? And did it happen simultaneously to everyone because if not someone should have remembered as they were leaving. Lastly where did this duplicate ship come from? It wasn't shown to have been there when they left the first time 😕 so many questions.

No one will be remembered on a long enough time scale. It’s just reality

The Water Planet one is kind of a mess since it's one where Voyager involved itself in what was, essentially an internal dispute that would have killed the civilization...someone on the other side convinced Tom to help and fix the problem...and that's what got Tom in trouble on Voyager. It was basically Voyager only talking to one side in a Civil War, which is revealed during how Tom conveys the events in the letter he's writing to his father...sure, they weren't giving arms, but they were only talking to one side which IS getting involved by giving more legitimacy to them...and to make things worse, it was the other side that actually turned out to be correct there because the conflict was due to one side not believing that the machinery that kept the water spheres together and functioning was breaking down and needed repairs, the side Janeway was talking to was, essentially, claiming that nothing was wrong and that going there was, essentially, heresy... It was a really fucked up situation... For the Friendship 1 probe, that's more of a Second Contact after a disaster coming from a first contact...and got Kerry killed over it

sounds more like a video topic for Steve Shives 😂

I've been of the opinion that, thanks to Mulgrews comments about Janeway, a lot of her issues are due to having a mental issue that may have been exacerbated by other things along the way, but the treatment isn't one that can be easily replicated or at all, meaning that she's across the galaxy and her mental state degrades rather quickly, perhaps a cure is found in the time they're gone or she's just back on her meds for later appearances post Voyager's return...or it's something that future Admiral Janeway gave her to fix it. I also, kind of, think that her Admiral rank is also a way to put her out of the way. I believe she was present during Borg Encounter, in charge of that research station as an Admiral while Voyager was being worked on, which would work since Seven was supposedly there as well and the entire Borg thing with it that she might have a clue about her future self's anti-Borg virus. Not sure of the timeline, but I think that information she might have had about things could be why Picard and the Enterprise was ordered to stay away from the Borg attack in First Contact, thinking of what happened with regard to Seven with the Queen fucking with her head there...

Janeway followed Starfleet directives, so any culpability lies with their shortcomings. She wasn't a war criminal like Sisko, she tried to get her crew home with Starfleet rules.

The reason it was forgiven was because of the situation, yes in the Alpha quadrant things work different, there is an entire fleet and safe harbor not far away so easy to hold accountable and expect behaviors. You can't exactly expect 100% following those same rules by a ship that has zero support, back up or safe harbor. Its why it was forgiven for the rules that were broken because strict aderhance to the rules in that situation would be the pinical of stupidity and how you get yourself killed. Rules are fine and dandy when not in a survival situation. Plus for the vast majority of the time she did follow starfleet rules but we've seen before the rules are not black and white and habe been bent and broken many times without issues. Starfleet clearly undergrads rules are not black and white.

Given their transporter technology it was only a matter of time before the Sikaraians would encounter the borg. Voyager having encountered them before the events in Scorpion in my interpretation would have little effect. The fact that it was restricted to be used by the queen gives weight that the borg might not know enough about Sikaraian to allow for full deployment throughout the collective.

It could also have happened during Unimatrix Zero as Tuvok's mind was overtaken by the Borg Collective.

And the Onega molecule aliens

I'm willing to do some headcanon work and say the Borg gained the spacial trajector tech and studied the hell out if it till they found a workaround to the issue of needing Sikarria's special crystalline mantel to make it work. But the workaround limits the amount of mass you can move...which would fix the issue of the tech being an escape pod alternative for Borg Queens.

They are still a pain in the rear and a real terror for anyone used to Cloaking tactics...especially Romulan and KDF players who learn and invest heavily in tactics utilizing the cloaks...then the Vaudwar had their cloak seeking tricobalts and a lot of AoE weapons that wreck you when cloaked or shields powering back up when coming out of cloak while your ambush built ships get ripped apart.

Totally agree on that. I tried a Klingon ship while fighting them as a Klingon character, and got wrecked, since they are raiders themselves. Starfleet ships are the only way past them, in my view, and Temporal ships just wreck them in turn.@@AzraelThanatos

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I hate to even _suggest_ the idea that this could happen in such a lighthearted feel-good comedy series, but if there were any deaths of minor or major characters on LD, it would probably happen at the hands of either the Vadwaur or Peanut Hamper.

@@Popcultureguy3000 Technically some LD characters did already die. They just didn't stay dead.

​@@spiderboy43the great koala is a benevolent being.

Well, in defense of Voyager regarding the Malon: Janeway was willing to share tech this time so the Malon could stop dumping their waste (in inhabited space no less), but that guy was like "nah, it would end the waste disposasal industry and leave me without a job, so I'm not interested, eventhough this job cuts down my life expectancy A LOT!" So yeah, that one is not Voyager's fault.

I agree that cup of coffee would be much better mean of introduction than a raging torpedo.

That’s the universal greeting when communications are down

Thank you! That many plot points for Year of Hell was present from Kes was invaluable and ignored.

they are used in the Star Trek Online game very well, tho.

not every faction of Kazon was rabidly hostile, remember there were like 8 of them, normally warring amongst themselves

Extinct species 😄

That's the problem with these episodes where you see a bit of the future. They start giving later shows funny ideas

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