I do remember that one early episode where Voyager met up with the refugees of the Kazon and (this was before the BSG reboot) it seemed Voyager as a show was lining up like old-school BSG. "a rag-tag fugitive fleet on a loney quest — a shining planet known as Earth." And then they ditched that idea real quick.

Also, come to think of it, I think there are supposed to be instructions for using a toilet on the brig wall in Star Trek V

Also, come to think of it, I think there are supposed to be instructions for using a toilet on the brig wall in Star Trek V

Admitting what? They just happened to have just found that archeological find. It's just a happy coincidence. One big galactic family! Yay!

Admitting what? They just happened to have just found that archeological find. It's just a happy coincidence. One big galactic family! Yay!

Blink of an Eye would be my top choice. Then maybe Deadlock. Drone is pretty good.

Blink of an Eye would be my top choice. Then maybe Deadlock. Drone is pretty good.

Oh, sorry. I was thinking about a conversation between Eddington and Sisko in the season 3 finale.

Oh, sorry. I was thinking about a conversation between Eddington and Sisko in the season 3 finale.

Well, I think his point was more about any surprises coming up with Eddington, so even writing SPOILERS and explaining something would have had the same effect.

Well, I think his point was more about any surprises coming up with Eddington, so even writing SPOILERS and explaining something would have had the same effect.

I think the Timothy Dalton/DS9 analogy works, since I would disagree with the notion that Dalton's movies had mixed results. Both were pretty good.

I think the Timothy Dalton/DS9 analogy works, since I would disagree with the notion that Dalton's movies had mixed results. Both were pretty good.

That to me is the key difference in quality between DS9 and Voyager. Voyager completely failed at creating memorable new alien threats and had to fall back on stalwarts such as the Borg and Q, both of which they essentially ruined as a result.

That to me is the key difference in quality between DS9 and Voyager. Voyager completely failed at creating memorable new alien threats and had to fall back on stalwarts such as the Borg and Q, both of which they essentially ruined as a result.

It's Only a Paper Moon

It's Only a Paper Moon

I think the main plot hole in regards to Die Is Cast has to do with the false life-signs readings. If the founders set up devices on the surface to project the readings, wouldn't those devices have been destroyed in the bombardment, so the readings levels would have changed? Kind of makes you more curious about their…

I think the main plot hole in regards to Die Is Cast has to do with the false life-signs readings. If the founders set up devices on the surface to project the readings, wouldn't those devices have been destroyed in the bombardment, so the readings levels would have changed? Kind of makes you more curious about their…

Actually I think the original concept was for O'Brien to help Sisko before they made it a Jake story. So maybe the writers felt that they needed to have O'Brien explicitly criticize the project so fans wouldn't wonder why he didn't volunteer to help