Star Trek: Voyager

L'astronave della Federazione USS Voyager NCC-74656, sotto il comando dal capitano Kathryn Janeway, viene inviata in missione nelle Badlands, una zona di spazio investita da una forma sconosciuta di energia, alla ricerca e cattura di un gruppo di Maquis, ribelli di confine che lottano contro i Cardassiani e non riconoscono i trattati di pace stipulati tra questi e la Federazione. Durante la missione, la Voyager e l'astronave Maquis vengono trascinate nel Quadrante Delta della Galassia, a più di 70 000 anni luce dalla Terra dal Custode, un'entità aliena che muore prima di poter rimandare indietro le due navi. I due equipaggi, quello dei Maquis e quello della Flotta Stellare, che hanno subito gravi perdite, devono unirsi per affrontare il viaggio per far ritorno nel Quadrante Alpha unendosi in un unico equipaggio a bordo della Voyager, dove i Maquis vengono integrati vestendo l'uniforme della Flotta ma mantenendo il proprio grado Maquis.
Creato da: Jeri Taylor | Rick Berman | Gene Roddenberry | Michael Piller |
Genere: Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Dramma | Action & Adventure |
https://www.startrek.com/shows/star-trek-voyager
Numero di stagioni: 7
Numero di episodi: 169
Data prima messa in onda: 1995-01-16
Data ultima messa in onda: 2001-05-23

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Mary Woronov auditioned for the part of Captain Janeway, but she dropped out of the running, to focu [...]	D
Like its predecessors, the series used a large filming model of the starship where the show takes pl [...]	D
Captain Janeway's first name was originally Elizabeth, later changed upon the request of French-Cana [...]	D
Tom Jackson was offered the role of Chakotay, but turned it down.	D
Garrett Wang does not actually play the clarinet. But anytime Harry Kim plays it, Wang chose (on his [...]	D
Vanessa Angel auditioned for the part of Seven of Nine.	D
Anthony Montgomery, who would later play Travis Mayweather on Star Trek: Enterprise (2001), audition [...]	D
All of the Talaxian names of people and places contain the letter "X" (Neelix, Dexa, Brax, Alixia, T [...]	D
Kate Mulgrew wore four-inch heels while playing Captain Janeway.	D
This series is one of two Star Trek live-action series that does not feature an episode in the Mirro [...]	D
There are only six cast members to play the same character on three (or more) different Star Trek se [...]	D
According to Garrett Wang, he and executive producer Rick Berman did not get along. Wang wanted his [...]	D
A running joke on the show involves Tom Paris listing Harry Kim's failed romances each time he is ab [...]	D
Many images seen on monitors on the wall in the Astrometrics Lab are actual images taken by the Hubb [...]	D
Robert Picardo had initial reservations about playing the Doctor, who was described as "colorless an [...]	D
The U.S.S. Voyager's warp core is the same one that was used for the warp core of the refitted U.S.S [...]	D
Jeffrey Combs has the distinction of portraying eight different characters on Star Trek series. He h [...]	D
In Star Trek: Voyager: Message in a Bottle (1998) (#4.14) Starfleet is made aware of what happened t [...]	D
Three of the Main Cast have the same First Name Robert Picardo Robert Duncan McNeill and Robert Belt [...]	D
While Robert Beltran, in later years, reminisced fondly about the show, during production it was a p [...]	D
All 6 Star Trek series have featured at least one character who is the first of their species in Sta [...]	D
Almost 19 years after the finale Star Trek: Voyager: Endgame (2001), Jeri Ryan would return as Seven [...]	D
Seven Of Nine mentions in Star Trek: Voyager: Vis Ã Vis (1998) (#4.20) that she has an eidetic me [...]	D
The following actresses were considered or auditioned for Captain Janeway. GeneviÃ¨ve Bujold was o [...]	D
Star Trek (1979) foreshadowed the series. In the movie, Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, Dr. McCoy and Comma [...]	D
Each of the three live-action Star Trek series after the original, which are set in the 24th century [...]	D
Robert Duncan McNeill, who plays Thomas Eugene Paris in the "Star Trek: Voyager (1995)" series, also [...]	D
Jeri Ryan said in a Jan. 2020 interview that when producers first wanted her to join the series, she [...]	D
In Seven of Nine's back-story: Seven of Nine was born Annika Hansen on the Federation Tendara colony [...]	D
The Doctor's name was originally going to be "Dr. Zimmerman" (after longtime Star Trek production de [...]	D
Jonathan Frakes appeared in all of the live-action Star Trek spin-offs. In addition to playing the r [...]	D
In the opening credits of the first episode, Star Trek: Voyager: Caretaker (1995), Tuvok is not iden [...]	D
When auditioning for the part of the holographic doctor, Robert Picardo was asked to say the line "S [...]	D
When Roxann Dawson got pregnant during the fourth season of the show, the cast and crew joked that t [...]	D
Jeri Ryan hated Seven of Nine's catsuit so much that after the series wrapped, she burned it.	D
Producers were initially reluctant to use Q on the show. Fan demand, and Kate Mulgrew herself, who h [...]	D
Captain Janeway's (Kate Mulgrew) final line in the first episode of season one, "Caretaker" (1995), [...]	D
Rene Auberjonois (Odo) of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993) and Ethan Phillips (Neelix) of this show [...]	D
The only live-action "Star Trek" TV series not to receive any Hugo Award nominations for Best Dramat [...]	D
The show's first season ended prematurely when UPN decided to air several season one episodes at the [...]	D
According to Garrett Wang (who played Harry Kim), the first episode of Star Trek: The Next Generatio [...]	D
Michelle Forbes, who had played Ensign Ro in Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987), refused to conti [...]	D
The character of Ensign Samantha Wildman was named after a little girl who died tragically in an acc [...]	D
In some early episodes, Neelix is seen training with Tuvok in ship's security. The writers' original [...]	D
As was the case with Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993), many long time Star Trek fans felt the serie [...]	D
The Doctor has a full head of hair in Star Trek: Voyager: Before and After (1997).	D
The series helped launch, and served as something of a flagship program for UPN. This was not the fi [...]	D
U.S.S. Voyager is equipped with bio-neural gel packs, designed to increase processing speed and bett [...]	D
Megan Gallagher auditioned for the role of Janeway; she later guest-starred on Star Trek: Voyager: B [...]	D
Personnel changes (for example, appearances, deaths, departures, and disappearances) & other nexus p [...]	D
The "Star Trek Crews" from all the Star Trek series were ranked #2 in TV Guide's list of the "25 Gre [...]	D
Tim Russ was originally considered for the part of Geordi La Forge in Star Trek: The Next Generation [...]	D
Final TV series of the franchise before the death of Majel Barrett. However, Douglas Rain (the voice [...]	D
Season one is six episodes shorter than all of the other seasons.	D
There is at least one reference to each of the other three Star Trek series that had been made (Ente [...]	D
Although Chakotay's tribe is never identified during the series, Robert Beltran has speculated that [...]	D
Kate Mulgrew (Captain Kathryn Janeway), Robert Beltran (Chakotay), Tim Russ (Tuvok), and Robert Dunc [...]	D
Star Trek: Voyager: Parallax (1995)(#1.2) is the first (possibly the only) episode without any alien [...]	D
Despite the close relationship between Captain Janeway and Seven of Nine, it has been revealed by me [...]	D
Roxann Dawson (B'Elanna Torres) became one of the most prolific Star Trek actresses behind the camer [...]	D
Chakotay was the first Native American character to be featured regularly on a Star Trek series. B'E [...]	D
Tarik Ergin (Lt Ayala) appears in more times in the series than Jeri Ryan (Seven of Nine) but is mos [...]	D
Roxann Dawson, who plays Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres, also played a character named Lt. Torres on the [...]	D
The writers of this show apparently don't believe in life after death. This is indicated by Star Tre [...]	D
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Past Tense, Part II (1995)(#3.12) was the last episode to air before the [...]	D
While at Dragon Con, Jeri Ryan and Garrett Wang revealed that each would often try to sneak up on th [...]	D
Jennifer Lien (Kes) was the only regular cast member not to wear a Starfleet uniform during her time [...]	D
Budget issues always prevented the makers from fully realizing their vision of the Borg and their sh [...]	D
Hudson Leick (Callisto from Xena: Principessa guerriera (1995)) and Claudia Christian (Susan Ivanova [...]	D
Alexander Enberg, who portrayed the recurring character Vorik, a Vulcan engineer, had previously pla [...]	D
Seven of Nine's full designation is Seven of Nine, Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix Zero One. Her given [...]	D
A kilogram of matter and a kilogram of antimatter is enough to destroy a small moon. This is mention [...]	D
The series takes place from 2371 to 2378.	D
Near the end of the series, Dominic Keating tried out for a role in the show. He was turned down bec [...]	D
Star Trek: Voyager: Equinox (1999)(#5.25) was the final episode to air before the death of DeForest [...]	D
The Kazon, the archenemy tribe from the first two seasons, were modeled after Los Angeles street gan [...]	D
Jerry Goldsmith won his fifth and final Primetime Emmy for composing the theme for this show.	D
The intended name for the EMH Doctor, Zimmerman, was said to be named after Star Trek production des [...]	D
The introduction of Seven of Nine is sometimes credited with saving the series from possible cancell [...]	D
Jeri Ryan has stated that she would become sick with anxiety at the thought of performing scenes wit [...]	D
Jeri Ryan turned down the role of Seven of Nine four times. She only accepted the part after repeate [...]	D
Seven of Nine's corset was so constricting, Jeri Ryan had to lie down between takes in order to catc [...]	D
As part of its kick-off, UPN distributed microwave popcorn packets with special card inserts, descri [...]	D
The number 47 pops up many times on computer screens, serial numbers, dates and so on, in most Trek [...]	D
Roxann Dawson was a childhood friend of Leslie Carol Shatner, the daughter of William Shatner who pl [...]	D
In contrast to the close relationship their characters end up forging, Kate Mulgrew and Jeri Ryan di [...]	D
Before playing Tuvok, Tim Russ auditioned for the role of Geordi La Forge in Star Trek: The Next Gen [...]	D
Rick Berman hadn't intended on doing a new Star Trek series so soon after Star Trek: The Next Genera [...]	D
Early in planning, Michael Dorn's character of Lieutenant Worf from Star Trek: The Next Generation ( [...]	D
Roxann Dawson (B'Elanna Torres) was pregnant while shooting the show's fourth season, necessitating [...]	D
Star Trek: Voyager: Equinox: Part II (1999)(#6.1) was the first episode to air after the finale of S [...]	D
In an interesting bit of coincidence, three of the permanent cast members all had the same first nam [...]	D
Captain Kathryn Janeway, being the first female Captain on a Star Trek show (but not the first femal [...]	D
This show was the first official program to air on the United Paramount Network (UPN) during its ina [...]	D
The ceiling used for the transporter in this show is the same one that was used in Star Trek (1979).	D
The first live-action Trek series to not have uniforms designed specifically for the show. The "cove [...]	D
Airing on UPN, the first Star Trek series since the original and the animated series to air on netwo [...]	D
Star Trek: Voyager: Coda (1997)(#3.15) Is the only episode where Chakotay cries.Star Trek: Voyager: [...]	D
Voyager marked the first Star Trek series, or live-action incarnation, in which Majel Barrett did no [...]	D
Seska's true name is never revealed after being exposed as a Cardassian spy. It is reasonable to ass [...]	D
During production in 1999, Kate Mulgrew received a phone call on set from a young woman named Daniel [...]	D
Tim Russ, Kate Mulgrew, Robert Picardo, and Ethan Phillips are the only four Voyager cast members to [...]	D
Captain Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) was the only character from this Star Trek series whose fate was reve [...]	D
It's mentioned in Star Trek: Voyager: Year of Hell (1997) that Captain Janeway's birthday is May 20. [...]	D
It's mentioned in Star Trek: Voyager: Bride of Chaotica! (1999) (#5.12 January 27, 1999) that Captai [...]	D
Before the premiere, it was announced that the male Native American character (Chakotay) would have [...]	D
Jeri Ryan wore a catsuit, corset, and heels for four seasons to play Seven of Nine. Having said that [...]	D
Although crewman Lt. Ayala (Tarik Ergin) had been seen in nearly every episode during this show's se [...]	D
In 2001, Jeri Ryan took part in a magazine photo shoot opposite Lucy Lawless, which in one of the ph [...]	D
The doctor has a close call with death in Star Trek: Voyager: Projections (1995)(#2.3).	D
In the first six seasons, Neelix (Ethan Phillips), a Talaxian, had yellow eyes. In season seven, Eth [...]	D

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Throughout the series, the number of crewmen on Voyager has fluctuated despite the fact that several [...]	D
The Doctor is never given a rank. Since Data, an "Artificial life form" carries a rank, once the Cap [...]	D
Seven Of Nine is frequently trying to become an individual, yet she continues to call herself Seven [...]	D
There is speculation that the way the Ocampa are shown to have offspring is an impossible situation, [...]	D
Throughout the series, sometimes the comm badge emits a tone when pressed, sometimes it does not.	D
The doctor has several close calls with "death". For example: (Star Trek: Voyager: The Swarm (#3.4)S [...]	D
During the opening sequence, the ship is shown passing above the ring system of a planet. The ship's [...]	D
The Doctor is basically a computer program, albeit a sophisticated one that learns and adapts and ex [...]	D
Early in the first season, it was deemed necessary for the Voyager crew to use the replicators spari [...]	D
Apparently Voaygers shuttle bays are left unattended; there are many instances in Voayger - as well [...]	D
It's mentioned that Naomi Wildman is the first human born in the Delta quadrant. But in Star Trek: V [...]	D
When images of ships are moving through space, a rocket or engine noise is played. In the void of sp [...]	D
Although the Federation and Starfleet use the metric system, there are numerous occasions when the s [...]	D
It's stated that Voyager has a "stable cruising velocity" of warp 9.975 but numerous times throughou [...]	D
Several times during the series Harry Kim is given command of the ship during "night" hours. Yet Kim [...]	D
Harry Kim is referred to as a "Senior Officer" in many episodes. Yet there are multiple Lieutenants [...]	D
The entire series indicates that Starfleet is only familiar with one quadrant of the Milky Way galax [...]	D
Whenever the video signal is being lost, instead of pixelating, as a digital signal would, the pictu [...]	D
Throughout the series, Tuvok is referred to, and identifies himself as a Lieutenant. His rank is Lie [...]	D
Once the Doctor gets his mobile emitter, he is free to go about the entire ship and on away missions [...]	D
Near the beginning of the series, Tom cajoles Harry to go on a double-date with him and the Delaney [...]	D