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PhilipG · 06-26-2002, 02:43 AM

Let me sum up what was wrong with Voyager:

Berman/Braga

My main feeling with Voyager, however, was one of "sameness". Nothing much ever happened, and so nothing seemed to change (and anything that did was reset at the end of the episode). I didn't feel I was missing anything by missing an episode (or season

). Entirely lacklustre, and you could tell the cast weren't enjoying their dialogue (and who could blame them?).

Looking back at the series, I can barely even remember the plot of one full episode (off-hand, the only one that comes to mind is "Worst Case Scenario", one of the only half-reasonable eps). I'll have to be very rich indeed the day the DVDs come out (and Paramount, if you're reading this, they need to be at least half the price of the TNG sets for fans to even start considering buying them).

06-26-2002, 02:43 AM	#9 of 73
PhilipG Member Location: deepest darkest England Join Date: Jan 2000 Local Time: 03:23 AM Local Date: 09-07-2008 Posts: 2,783	Let me sum up what was wrong with Voyager: Berman/Braga My main feeling with Voyager, however, was one of "sameness". Nothing much ever happened, and so nothing seemed to change (and anything that did was reset at the end of the episode). I didn't feel I was missing anything by missing an episode (or season ). Entirely lacklustre, and you could tell the cast weren't enjoying their dialogue (and who could blame them?). Looking back at the series, I can barely even remember the plot of one full episode (off-hand, the only one that comes to mind is "Worst Case Scenario", one of the only half-reasonable eps). I'll have to be very rich indeed the day the DVDs come out (and Paramount, if you're reading this, they need to be at least half the price of the TNG sets for fans to even start considering buying them). coder