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Season Five

Welcome to Astrometrics Databank One-Alpha, your source for Voyager tidbits and bloopers. This ever growing guide will give you interesting facts that you may have never noticed before...like, did you notice a subtle change between season one and season two? Probably not. The tricorders and phasers were all updated, replacing the old design. (The most obvious of this is the Doc's tricorder...no big end-piece) This is just one of the many things that your eye may never see while watching, until now.

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"Night"

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  • The power goes out throughout the whole ship, and the simulation of Captain Proton also loses power...does this make sense?


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  • Voyager uses the wormhole in the Void to get two years closer to home.
  • Captain Janeway really begins to show the guilt she feels for getting the crew stranded in the Delta Quadrant.
  • The science fiction holo program "Captain Proton" debuts in this episode. While Paris plays the hero, Captain Proton, Seven of Nine will be his secretary Constance Trueheart and Harry appears as his side-kick.


    • "Drone"

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  • The Borg Drone played B'Elanna's Nazi lover in the "Killing Game".
  • The interior of the Borg sphere is the same matte painting as used in "First Contact".
  • Another shuttle bites the dust.


    • "Extreme Risk"

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  • B'Elanna wears the orbital diving suit that Kirk wore in the cut scenes from "Generations".
  • The Delta Flyer is built.  The name is a combination of Delta Quadrant and Radio Flyer (a popular kids' wagon manufacturer).
  • We learn that the demise of the Maquis has severely affected B'Elanna.


    • "In the Flesh"

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  • Many of the shots of Starfleet Command are stock footage.
  • Boothby returns (Ray Walston).
  • Voyager establishes a truce with Species 8472.


    • "Once Upon a Time"

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  • A new Naomi, played by Scarlett Pomers, is seen for the first time.
  • The Flotter and Trevis program seems to be a fairly popular childrens program (perhaps the equivalent of Barney??)


    • "Timeless"

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  • If you look very carefully, you can see the plastic covering put over the floors of the sets so that the wax (snow) wouldn't destroy the carpet, etc..., particularly on the Bridge Sets.


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  • We see some amazing effects of Voyager crashing on a planet.  Neat.
  • Levar Burton is the third TNG character to make a crossover to Voyager (other two are Riker and Troi).
  • Voyager's 100th episode.
  • Voyager uses the slipstream to get ten years closer to home.


    • "Infinite Regress"

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  • None.


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  • We see the assimilation of dozens of individuals, including many Alpha Quadrant aliens:  Klingons, Cardassians, as well as a human in an old style Starfleet uniform.


    • "Nothing Human"

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  • We learn that one of the 47 Alpha Quadrant physicians that make up the EMH is a Cardassian exobiologist, a Dr. Macet, that gained medical knowledge through some pretty extreme methods.


    • "Thirty Days"

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  • Tom is demoted to the rank of Ensign.
  • The Delta Flyer is modified so it can dive into the Monean world.
  • We learn that not only is Tom interested in old cars, the past, but he is also interested in the water and sailing.  Is there nothing this man isn't interested in?
  • Tom writes a letter to his father to explain his actions.
  • The infamous Delaney Sisters make their debut.


    • "Counterpoint"

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  • Before the last inspection, Tuvok remains on the Bridge as the Devore beam aboard...in the next shot, he is gone.  He is not in transporter suspension, so where did he go?


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  • Janeway has another botched romance.


    • "Latent Image"

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  • It is amusing how the CGI of both Harry Kim and the Captain being recreated by the holoimagers go right from a muscle layer to clothing...oh yes, I forget that this is a PG show, not XXX.


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  • Ensign Jetal had never been seen in any other episodes before.


    • "Bride of Chaotica!"

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  • The bridge had very little to do with this episode...why?  Voyager's bridge set had been recently destroyed by fire, so instead of waiting for the set to be completely rebuilt, they had a Holodeck centered episode.
  • The Chaotica program is seen for the last time.
  • One of the only Star Trek episodes to have an exclamation mark in the title.


    • "Gravity"

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  • Noss' shield generator is the same prop as the Federation clocking device in TNG's "Pegasus".
  • Lori Petty (Tank Girl) appears as a Tuvok love interest.
  • Tuvok is seen as a disrespectful youngster, before his Vulcan training.


    • "Bliss"

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  • After the crew goes unconscious, Tuvok and his security team are found in a corridor, yet they were originally in Engineering.


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  • The alien encountered is played by W. Morgan Shepard, who also played the prison master in "The Undiscovered Country", as well as Dr. Ira Graves in TNG's "The Schizoid Man".
  • Tuvok's wife is seen again, this time played by a different actress.


    • "Dark Frontier"

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  • The shots on board the Borg Sphere during the training simulation and during the real event are almost the same.  Look for one scene while they are really on board the Borg Sphere where you cannot see the arm-band on Janeway.
  • When Seven is about to enter the Borg Queen's chamber, you can see the shadow of the camera on her back.
  • Don't let me get started on the inconsistencies in the Raven aspect of the story:  Firstly, the Hansen's should not have known about the Borg before their departure...the Borg were not encountered until the TNG second season episode, "Q Who".  As well, it was previously established in other episodes that Seven was celebrating her birthday when she was assimilated, but this is not seen in this episode.  As well, at one point the Raven is travelling at warp, yet the window in Naomi's quarters show a still starfield.


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  • Alice Krige was unable to return to do the Borg Queen due to scheduling difficulties.  Thus, the produces hired Susanna Thompson, who previously played as one of Dax's hosts former wives.
  • The actors who play the Hansen family are different than those seen in "Raven" and "Scorpion II".
  • A new style of Borg vessel is seen:  A borg rectangle and the Borg Diamond.  They sure do like those shapes!
  • The central matrix of the Borg Collective is seen for the first time.
  • Voyager uses the Borg transwarp conduits to get 15 years closer to home.


    • The Disease

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  • None.


    • "Course:  Oblivion"

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  • The Duplicate crew, made in the previous season's "Demon", are seen again, without knowledge of who they are.
  • Torres and Paris tie the knot (at least the duplicates do anyway).
  • The duplicate crew were able to make a warp core capable of getting them home in a matter of months.


    • "The Fight"

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  • Ray Walston returns as Boothby.


    • "Think Tank"

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  • Jason Alexander, a huge Trekkie, makes an appearance as Kuros.
  • We learn that the Think Tank were able to cure the Vidiian Phage.


    • "Juggernaut"

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  • Voyager should be way past Malon space...they were able to travel a distance of 25 years since their last encounter with the Malon.


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  • We see a sonic shower in action for the first time.
  • B'Elanna continues to struggle with her Klingon self.


    • "Someone to Watch Over Me"

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  • Seven gets a date!  However, her teacher, the Doctor, soon falls in love with her.
  • Scott Thompson who played the Kadi Ambassador should be familar to many Canadians:  he was on "Kids in the Hall"
  • We learn that Species 8472 can have up to five different sexes (!).  Yikes!
  • Sandrine's is seen for the first time since season two.


    • "11:59"

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  • We learn about Janeway's past ancestry:  Shannon O'Donnell.
  • The exterior shots of Portage Creek were filmed on Paramount's lot.  The Budget must have been small, as most the cars seen were quite old pieces of junk.
  • The crew creates a new holiday:  Ancestors Eve.
  • We learn that Harry's ancestors were the first humans to travel deep space.


    • "Relativity"

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  • Captain Braxton is played by a different actor this time.


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  • A confusing time travel episode, where we get to see Voyager at Utopia Planitia yards.
  • Captain Braxton returns, and we see that the future does a little time patrolling to correct errors in the timeline.
  • The Kazon are seen again.


    • "Warhead"

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  • None


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  • MacKenzie Westmore, who played Ensign Jenkins, was up for the role as Ezri Dax in DS9.  She is the daughter of Star Trek alien make-up designer, Michael Westmore.  (wonder who helped her get this gig...guess it helps to be able to pull a few strings).


    • "Equinox I"

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  • The design of the Equinox was one of the proposed designs for the Defiant.
  • The Equinox was pulled to Delta Quadrant by the Caretaker as well, but as taken a different route than Voyager.
  • We learn that Max Burke was once B'Elanna's boyfriend, and that her middle initial is L.  



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