Episode 87
Friday 3 November 2023
Star Trek: Voyager
Series 6, Episode 22
Stardate: 53918.0
First broadcast on Wednesday 26 April 2000
These stories will continue for as long as we have the breath to tell them. And as long as our patrons remain wise and compassionate. And Voyager will continue on her journey to the gleaming cities of Earth, where peace reigns and hatred has no home.
Enjoyable. And unexpectedly beautiful at times. Much like Star Trek, really.
Episode 179
Friday 23 January 2026
Star Trek: Voyager
Series 6, Episode 23
Stardate: Unknown (2376 and 2371)
First broadcast on Wednesday 3 May 2000
This week, Joe and Nathan struggle to find exactly the right word to express their feelings about this episode.
Episode 144
Friday 28 February 2025
Star Trek: Voyager
Series 6, Episode 25
Stardate: Unknown (2376)
First broadcast on Wednesday 17 May 2000
This week, Star Trek remembers that its two most important jobs are scaring children and giving us hope for the future. It doesn’t do either of these particularly well in The Haunting of Deck Twelve, but the whole thing is fun and confident enough to entertain us for forty-five minutes. And sometimes that’s enough.
Episode 3
Friday 19 November 2021
Star Trek: Voyager
Series 7, Episode 12
Stardate: 54452.6
First broadcast on Wednesday 24 January 2001
It’s our first trip to the Delta Quadrant, and we have questions that need answering. Is B’Elanna’s father a massive racist or just a regular-sized racist? Which is more convincing: Tom and B’Elanna’s baby or an 8472 in a well-lit room? And can we maintain focus all the way through a 45-minute episode of Voyager without a single space anomaly?
Episode 117
Friday 5 July 2024
Star Trek: Voyager
Series 7, Episode 15
Stardate: 54553.4
First broadcast on Wednesday 14 February 2001
This week we drop into a parallel universe where Voyager’s situation is desperate, resources are constrained, and the crew has no alternative but to live by its principles — helping, making friends, reaching out, forming alliances, working together to solve problems, seeking out new life and new civilisations, that sort of thing. Turns out, it would have made quite a good premise for a Star Trek series.