It always cracked me up how Seven was brought into the show to be eye candy, and she ended up being one of the most interesting and well performed characters on the entire show.
@@MaximumAaron It's no tighter than anyone else's cloths on Trek. It's actually less revealing than what most people wear. Janeway's outfit is more form fitting. I don't know why people are confused by this. Is it because Seven's outfit is sparkly? Is it because it's one color?
One of the key parts in his audition which landed him the role was that he ad libbed, at the end of a line complaining about not shutting off the EMH, "I'm a doctor, not a light bulb." He was not, at the time, familiar with the catchphrase he'd stepped into, but it helped the casting people see that he was the man for the spot.
That sounds like I conversation I usually have with my mom. Me: "Hey mom, where's my sketchbook? I can't find it in my room" Mom: "I ate it." Me: "..." Mom: "I'm kidding, it's on the coffee table."
I still laugh hard when I see the Tales from the Crypt episode he was in...especially when he drops the mr clean f bomb line. If the writers could have allowed the Doc to swear, pretty sure he would have dropped plenty of f bombs.
B'Elanna: How the hell do you know when we are having intimate relations?! 7 of 9: There is no one on Deck 9, section 12 who doesn't know when you are having intimate relations.
I defy anyone to find a single scene with Seven and the Doctor that isn't gold. Their on screen chemistry was wonderful. SO glad they never cheapened it with a romance arc.
How could you miss out the epic line in 'Threshold' (S2:E15)? When Tuvok and Chakotay find the Captain and Tom Paris, in lizard form with 'offspring' - Chakotay says: "Well I don't know how I'm going to enter this into the logs." And completely deadpan, Tuvok replies: "I look forward to reading it." Cracks me up every time!!!
Best moment in the series. I really hated Neelix, which is bad because I really like Ethan Phillips in everything else he does and thought he was terrific as the Grand Proxy.
They explain it in another clip ;) reading between the lines they stuffed several socks in his pants. It either was or nearly dragging on the floor. It's why the crew laugh so much :) there must be a clip of it somewhere, but that one I haven't seen :)
That line of "How do you know when we're having intimate relations" "There is nobody on deck nine section twelve who doesn't know when you're having intimate relations" is so manner-of-fact in the delivery, the joke just keep sgetting better.
B'elanna: "If you tell me to relax one more time I'm going to rip your holographic head off!!!" Doctor: "I hope you don't intend to kiss your baby with that mouth."
Chakotay: "If you're going to emit that tachyon ship, beam-ship it down to the ship and we'll ship it out of here"... Janeway: *snicker* "...Here it goes!"
^Sadly, it suffers from immense illogical inconsistencies and repeatetive basic Stories mostly more "directly lend" than "inspired by" from all before Series. Also, Janeway is one of the worst leading Officers ever in terms of commanding capabilitys - with nothing to blame on Mulgrew for that. Sure, TNG is not "better", but considred the different Times and the difference in what a Series was considred to "should provide", it made a better Job. TOS; TNG; DS9 - all were its Time ahead. Voyager was struggling to keep up with the rest, unable to compete against "Stargate". And making a "Space Western" into a "Adventerous Space Sitcom" is no really "great writing".
@@Rabijeel Okay misogynist. It's absurd for anyone to pretend Janeway isn't an objectively superior captain to Picard. TNG isn't ahead of it's time. It's a cheap copy of the original. If you believe trek was ever a space western then you are no Trek fan. That was a lie Roddenberry told the studio.
I miss this show so much. I binge watched it once a year, and cannot get enough. I didn't find Neelix that much annoying and I liked when him and Tuvok had their scenes together. I don't get where all the negative comments come from, in my opinion Voyager was as good as TNG. Also, when people say it did not have a character development 7 of 9 and doctor grew and became more complex with every episode. I wish they will make a new Star Trek show more like Voyager and TNG and less like the recent movies with all action and no the core values that kept this franchise all these years alive.
There's STAR TREK ONLINE, now in it's 10th season. It starts out 30 years after Voyager and Deep Space 9 ended. Many of the original cast members have returned to reprise their roles. A lot has happened in 30 years. Tuvok is now an Admiral. Ensign Harry Kim (who spent 7 years in the Delta Quadrant without a single promotion) is finally a captain of his own ship. Nelix is married with children and works as a colony administrator. Worf is back on the Klingon homeworld working as a politician. Even Leonard Nimoy came back to play Spock again. The Romulans are getting back on their feet, the Dominion is rebuilding it's forces, the Borg are a constant threat --- new enemies, new friends, and plenty of new adventures (and some great new characters, music, locations, and ships). If the "interactive" part is not your thing, you can still just watch somebody else go through the stories if you look up the play-through videos on CZcams. Going through them yourself, or sitting back and watching somebody else go through the stories, either way, you still get a few hundred new episodes of Star Trek. And it's all FREE. The Game is FREE to play online, and the play-through videos are FREE to watch on CZcams.
Knenny V IMO Voyager is a great show but it really isn't as good as the others. Although the characters have a lot of development, they just sing the same song all along. Too many episodes focus around the doctor, just like ds9 focused around quark. I really don't understand why both shows just picked one character and featured him in so many episodes that you get sick of him. And captain janeway and chakotay stopped developing after season 2.
@@stanimirgeorgiev8596 So? Too many TNG episodes focus around Data. That's normal for those shows. The Doctor was an unexpected breakout character, and Seven and him received a lot of attention from the writers because the audience liked them. More episodes focused around popular characters = more viewers.
lol, I was thinking that. I'm not sure how many people really like Neelix. Sure, he has a few useful/funny moments through out the show, but over all..... well, I'm not a Neelix fan.
I loved Voyager its my favourite series and the Doctor was just hilarious :D 05:48 "God and heaven help us." Doctor: "Divine intervention is unlikely." xD even better than Data
Who thought the Doctor was a pervert for his costume choice for Seven of Nine? I've met both Robert Picardo and Jeri Ryan at a convention. Both of them were exceedingly nice. Seriously, I cannot stress how nice those two were. :) Also, pissed off half Klingon versus former Borg drone. Who's your money on?
My money would be on the human captain who would verbally bitch-slap them both back into line. Janeway's dressing downs are like Picard's speeches and Kirk's "cowboy diplomacy"...you can't top them.
Most of 'Message In A Bottle' was comedic gold. Also, the Doctor's and Seven's interactions later on. Including when the Doctor takes control and discovers taste buds.
My favorite joke by far is when B'Elanna is confined to her quarters and asks "How long do I have to stay in here?" And Chakotay says with a serious face, "Rest of the trip, 75 years."
17:28 I was talking with a gentlemen that played one of the Irishmen in this episode, and he mentioned that the cow was pretty uncooperative on set. It's funny because this scene works so perfectly, I would never have guessed they had issues! XD
You forgot 2 of the best bloopers! Well IMO. When Seven of Nine gets tipsy and keeps telling The Doc "we are one" while walking out of engineering. And when Seven says to Ensign Kim "the last time I saw you I struck you at the base of your skull and attempted to contact the Borg" while Harry replied "these things happen"
I've always enjoyed the scenes with the doctor and Seven the most; both actors have a great talent for delivering dry and sarcastic remarks. I especially recall one scene from the same episode as the clip at 14:14 to 15:04. The doctor asks Seven about her study, and she responds something about “scientific curiosity”, and the doctor asks if there isn’t another reason. Doctor: You’re a woman, Seven. Seven: Is that an observation or diagnosis? Doctor: A simple biological fact. I’m not sure the quotes above are entirely accurate, but they’re as close as I can recall. And I can honestly say that I got a good laugh from that conversation.
When you think about Tuvoc is actually one of the funniest people in the TV Show yet he is Vulcan. I love this scene, 8:50 - 9:46 :D. Thanks for the upload :)
That moment when tuvok is adding laps I felt so bad for blue boy. That feeling when you feel as though you have been wronged and you JUST want to explain it and they wont let you and ARRRGH! Doesnt even matter if he was in the right or not, its a maddening sensation.
@@dr.jamesolack8504 Yes I have, and I know the only response is shut up and take your punishment, but that doesnt change the absolutely infuriating sensation of being wronged and not allowed to correct things.
The rest of the scene has him straggling Nelix to death. It was all a hologram program for Tuvok to help control his emotions after mind melding with the murderer on the ship(forget his name).
14:37 B'elanna: " 'Stardate 52648, 0300 hrs: Intimate relations resume'... How the hell do you know when we're having intimate relations?" 7 of 9: "There is no one on Deck 9, Section 12 that doesn't know when you are having intimate relations." Translation: "Bitch, you're too loud."
Randy Reibling Yes indeed! Voyager's humor in many of its episodes are really hilarious. Star Trek 4, regarding whales :), was a unique one as well! Thanks, I really enjoyed your creations. Looking forward in your future works. Q'pla!
Thanks for that! That was the nicest comment of all. I watched the whole series from beginning to end and wrote down the time and episode every time it made me giggle. Not sure what motivated me to make the video but glad that I did!
It always cracked me up how Seven was brought into the show to be eye candy, and she ended up being one of the most interesting and well performed characters on the entire show.
Well that wasn't how she was brought on. She looks like a burn victim in her first two episodes.
@@captainjefferies9047 And then they put her in the impossibly tight catsuit. It's not like they weren't planning that from the start.
@@MaximumAaron It's no tighter than anyone else's cloths on Trek. It's actually less revealing than what most people wear. Janeway's outfit is more form fitting. I don't know why people are confused by this. Is it because Seven's outfit is sparkly? Is it because it's one color?
@@captainjefferies9047 Really?? .... 11:23 ... I've never seen Janeway's outfit look like this!
@@martynstembridge7714 Look like what, it had Jerry Ryan in it? Your issue is with her body, not the outfit.
Casting Robert Picardo was a stroke of genius. Hilarious.
Chances are someone saw him in Gremlins 2 ... and knew what to do next. :-)
Or how about the coach in "The Wonder Years"
Actually, in the early days, Picardo lobbied for his character to be removed. He felt it was a ridiculous role.
One of the key parts in his audition which landed him the role was that he ad libbed, at the end of a line complaining about not shutting off the EMH, "I'm a doctor, not a light bulb." He was not, at the time, familiar with the catchphrase he'd stepped into, but it helped the casting people see that he was the man for the spot.
@@martinpaulsen1592 I'm a doctor, not a nightlight!
1:52 "Let's see, ran your ship through it, fired phasers at it, , and blew a hole through it with a photon torpedo".
lololololololololololol
The sarcasm is strong with this one! :D
Janeway "What's your point?"
computer mute audio lmaoooo
lol one of the best remark from the doctor.
"So, where's the child?"
"We ate him."
I love that bit.
Not once have I watched that moment and not LOL'ed
#SorryNotSorry
the way to scare away annoying kids....I use it all the time
I worked retail.
I empathize.
That sounds like I conversation I usually have with my mom.
Me: "Hey mom, where's my sketchbook? I can't find it in my room"
Mom: "I ate it."
Me: "..."
Mom: "I'm kidding, it's on the coffee table."
I love how the EMH has sarcasm programmed into it
The creator was on DS9. It's his personality...
He _does_ need to have the appropriate doctor's bedside manner, after all. ;P
I think bones helped program him
@@indagosnake4974 that would explain is sarkasm...
It does not. it's specifically said that he wasn't programed for sarcasm 06.24. That's something the doctor developed on his own.
"Computer, mute audio." was Voyager's version of "Shut up, Wesley!"
Or thank you data
Not now Mr Worf
That will be all
Robert Picardo is one of the most underrated actors working today.
Want to know one of his craziest roles? Google Meg Mucklebones from Legend, 1985. It will blow your mind!
I think he would agree :o)
He wad on supernatural I think
@@jaxolotl2707 yep, he turned out to be one of the monsters of the week and played it delightfully.
I still laugh hard when I see the Tales from the Crypt episode he was in...especially when he drops the mr clean f bomb line. If the writers could have allowed the Doc to swear, pretty sure he would have dropped plenty of f bombs.
"Strange... according to my readings... you... are not here"
"Believe me. I wish I weren't"
Classic Doc :)
Pretty sure that's from "Phage", season 1 ep 4, when the crew first encounters the Vidiians.
Lol, yeah
Michael Anderson why am I Doc tho?? 😂
400th like.
THAT was the exact moment when I paused the video and scrolled down into the comment section - and here it is right on top. ;-)
"I once tracked a mouse through Jeffries tube 32"
Made me lose it.
*Adderall be like*
Projection be like
B'Elanna: How the hell do you know when we are having intimate relations?!
7 of 9: There is no one on Deck 9, section 12 who doesn't know when you are having intimate relations.
I think at that moment had to shout: BURN! I mean god BElanna just got rekt...
My favourite.
Best line in Star Trek history
When Harry was trying to practice his clarinet, Ensign Beatardt was banging on the wall next door. The walls in the crew quarters must be paper thin.
basicly 7 of 9 was callin torres a slut lol
The doctor and Seven were just perfect together. The writers must have gone insane to pull a romance with Chakotay out of thin air.
two emotionally crippled persons with no family. seems ...almost...right..but..uh.
A bit better than Janeway and Chakotay in my opinion. I think the problem was that they rushed too fast without a proper build up.
I defy anyone to find a single scene with Seven and the Doctor that isn't gold. Their on screen chemistry was wonderful. SO glad they never cheapened it with a romance arc.
this is a girl's first boyfriend, not the romance of the century. Also, the Doctor is a computer program.
7s dont end up with 4s😂🤣
How could you miss out the epic line in 'Threshold' (S2:E15)? When Tuvok and Chakotay find the Captain and Tom Paris, in lizard form with 'offspring' - Chakotay says: "Well I don't know how I'm going to enter this into the logs." And completely deadpan, Tuvok replies: "I look forward to reading it." Cracks me up every time!!!
...and then Tuvok brutally murdered Neelix. The end.
I could see the cute nurse's attraction to Neelix if he did indeed have a tongue like Jar-Jar Binks.
Tuvok living out a holodeck murder fantasy. Light moment 😂
Best moment in the series. I really hated Neelix, which is bad because I really like Ethan Phillips in everything else he does and thought he was terrific as the Grand Proxy.
@@Mugruncher Whenever i see him throttling Neelix, I have to rewind it about 4 or 5 times. Priceless.
@@lilibetp I think that just shows the actors range. Neelix really was made to be really hateable, and I think he played that role wonderfully.
"What is that thing in your pants!" Tuvok: "I beg your pardon???" hahahhaa
Barak Obama reminds me of Tuvok
My neck pinch. Come closer.
Little thing...
cant take the silverman out of the sarah
They explain it in another clip ;) reading between the lines they stuffed several socks in his pants. It either was or nearly dragging on the floor.
It's why the crew laugh so much :) there must be a clip of it somewhere, but that one I haven't seen :)
"Resistance is futile"
Oh my dear... I am not resisting...
" So do you want to copulate?
NO! "
"Resistance isn't futile! It's INSANE!" = Best Sev-Trek comic line ever.
Came to the comments just for this XD
"Divine intervention is unlikely." 😆
The way he says that really makes me think of data lmao
Such a nice way of saying, "God can't help you." 😈
*shoots the guy*
Llllllllllll
Bryans Unite!
That line of "How do you know when we're having intimate relations" "There is nobody on deck nine section twelve who doesn't know when you're having intimate relations" is so manner-of-fact in the delivery, the joke just keep sgetting better.
"What is that thing in your pants?"
"I beg your pardon."
This is going to be a stupid question, but...IS THAT YOU, SARAH SILVERMANN?!
Pre-sjw brainwashing
@@Rammstein0963. oh god, you're one of those.
The Doc has lots of the best lines, he's easily one of my fave characters.
I’ve met him heheheh hahaha hogoho
Agreed I love him
What episode is this xD 15:30
@@dragonrider1736 Tinker Tenor Doctor Spy, the episode where he installs the daydream subroutines
Kate Mulgrew vamping it up as Arachnia was sooooo fun.
“And you mister leisure suit,”
“There’s a name a hadn’t considered”
That gets me every time
this drone cannot survive outside of the collective🤮
I always heard it as Mr Laser Suit?
B'leanna: Then study this. Borg provokes Klingon. Klingon breaks Borg nose :)
nanobots *regenerates*
SandyTheMaster Borg kills Klingon.
Then Borg assimilates Klingon.
Im glad Seven and B'Elanna got along cuz Seven would have dogwalked B'Elanna. LMAO
@@dhinton1 Guess again. B'Elanna helped designed her systems and is stronger and smarter.
"Tuvok I understand, You are a Vulcan man.
You have just gone without for seven years about!"
Bwa ha ha ha ha!!!!
Seven Of Nine: "There is no-one on Deck 9, Section 12, who doesn't know when you're having Intimate Relations!" That was my favorite at (14:45) 😂🤣🤣!
Probably my favourite Star Trek moment ever.
"Resistance is futile"
Like we'd resist!! :-D
Lol
Im gay and I'm still not sure I could haha
'We beg you to assimilate us, Seven of Nine!!'
--- All nerdboy fans watching 'Voyager.'
Somehow, Harry did......SMH!!!!
@@spellbound_1 This is why bisexuality is the most based sexuality.
B'elanna: "If you tell me to relax one more time I'm going to rip your holographic head off!!!"
Doctor: "I hope you don't intend to kiss your baby with that mouth."
Jeri Ryan has a pretty singing voice.
I agree. Both she and the Doctor are excellent singers.
They needed to do more.
That, and she's the smartest person in the galaxy
is that actually her singing?
It is.
Love the Doctor, what a great character
pattimcb31 Robert Picardo is a great actor in general.
You have no idea the pain I feel as a sci-fi when someone comments something like this. "Which one? There's at least 13!"
Janeway: "YOU, are dismissed." Lmao
+Immortalfire She can dismiss my pants anytime.
Janeway: Dismissed is a Starfleet term for " get out".
16:50-17:26 Lmao!
My favorite part has to be "Tuvok's Ponn Farr Aria". LOLOL!
I love Voyager, I don't care what anyone says. Thanks for putting this together; good memories of this show!
what is that thing in your pants that little gadget🤣🤣🤣
Chakotay: "If you're going to emit that tachyon ship, beam-ship it down to the ship and we'll ship it out of here"...
Janeway: *snicker* "...Here it goes!"
Jeri has a beautiful voice for sure, I love her singing.
The doctor is great!
Sun Tzu II
2 years but: moron!
"I once tracked a mouse through Jeffreys Tube 32",.. lol.
+Kris A (londongamer) How does a mouse get on a starship anyway?
***** Only on voyager you can almost blow up the ship with CHEESE. Federation starship engineering, ladies and gentlemen.
builder396
Might as well ask how rats get onto ships. Maybe it snuck in on a cargo container
Jefferies
Voyager has always been a balance of great Star Trek & humor and one-liners. The writers are really good.
THANKS for putting this up.
dirt your eating dirt?
^Sadly, it suffers from immense illogical inconsistencies and repeatetive basic Stories mostly more "directly lend" than "inspired by" from all before Series.
Also, Janeway is one of the worst leading Officers ever in terms of commanding capabilitys - with nothing to blame on Mulgrew for that.
Sure, TNG is not "better", but considred the different Times and the difference in what a Series was considred to "should provide", it made a better Job.
TOS; TNG; DS9 - all were its Time ahead. Voyager was struggling to keep up with the rest, unable to compete against "Stargate".
And making a "Space Western" into a "Adventerous Space Sitcom" is no really "great writing".
@@Rabijeel 🥱
@@Rabijeel Okay misogynist. It's absurd for anyone to pretend Janeway isn't an objectively superior captain to Picard. TNG isn't ahead of it's time. It's a cheap copy of the original.
If you believe trek was ever a space western then you are no Trek fan. That was a lie Roddenberry told the studio.
@@captainjefferies9047 the production code name was also a western reference, but thats as close to space western trek ever got
I miss this show so much. I binge watched it once a year, and cannot get enough. I didn't find Neelix that much annoying and I liked when him and Tuvok had their scenes together. I don't get where all the negative comments come from, in my opinion Voyager was as good as TNG. Also, when people say it did not have a character development 7 of 9 and doctor grew and became more complex with every episode. I wish they will make a new Star Trek show more like Voyager and TNG and less like the recent movies with all action and no the core values that kept this franchise all these years alive.
There's STAR TREK ONLINE, now in it's 10th season. It starts out 30 years after Voyager and Deep Space 9 ended. Many of the original cast members have returned to reprise their roles. A lot has happened in 30 years. Tuvok is now an Admiral. Ensign Harry Kim (who spent 7 years in the Delta Quadrant without a single promotion) is finally a captain of his own ship. Nelix is married with children and works as a colony administrator. Worf is back on the Klingon homeworld working as a politician. Even Leonard Nimoy came back to play Spock again. The Romulans are getting back on their feet, the Dominion is rebuilding it's forces, the Borg are a constant threat --- new enemies, new friends, and plenty of new adventures (and some great new characters, music, locations, and ships).
If the "interactive" part is not your thing, you can still just watch somebody else go through the stories if you look up the play-through videos on CZcams. Going through them yourself, or sitting back and watching somebody else go through the stories, either way, you still get a few hundred new episodes of Star Trek. And it's all FREE. The Game is FREE to play online, and the play-through videos are FREE to watch on CZcams.
Knenny V IMO Voyager is a great show but it really isn't as good as the others. Although the characters have a lot of development, they just sing the same song all along. Too many episodes focus around the doctor, just like ds9 focused around quark. I really don't understand why both shows just picked one character and featured him in so many episodes that you get sick of him. And captain janeway and chakotay stopped developing after season 2.
STOP saying "binged" you derivative SHEEP
The Doctor and Seven were the only characters that ever changed and grew.
They're the only reason I watch it.
@@stanimirgeorgiev8596 So? Too many TNG episodes focus around Data. That's normal for those shows. The Doctor was an unexpected breakout character, and Seven and him received a lot of attention from the writers because the audience liked them. More episodes focused around popular characters = more viewers.
The Doc went pretty far down when he was giving Janeway that massage.
I love the legit bone cracking when he said her body is crying out for mercy. 😂
3:30 awwww, you cut out the best part of this scene; Tuvok strangling Nelix.
Oh I spoke too soon, I was thinking how is he not dead yet?
it just occurred to me that Tuvok and Neelix have a Spock/McCoy type of relationship
Yes, but people liked Dr.McCoy.
lol, I was thinking that. I'm not sure how many people really like Neelix. Sure, he has a few useful/funny moments through out the show, but over all..... well, I'm not a Neelix fan.
McCoy did it sarcastically, and you could tell he did it very well. Neelix is just plainly annoying.
"You must've been cute"
"Indeed"
What a chad
The Doctor has a vivid imagination.
I loved Voyager its my favourite series and the Doctor was just hilarious :D
05:48 "God and heaven help us."
Doctor: "Divine intervention is unlikely." xD even better than Data
Thatslifebro mine too. Have the DVD’s.
Ah, you cut away before Tuvok strangled Neelix to death. That moment always puts a smile on my face.
Vidian: "According to my readings you're not here"
Doctor: "Believe me - I wish I weren't!"
The doctor singing at 15:06 is the best! What a perfect song!
What about all of Tuvok's puns?
"The view was less than stellar"
yeah and the jokes!
TBH I would have dropped some of these obviously not light moments for a reel of those puns.
Who thought the Doctor was a pervert for his costume choice for Seven of Nine?
I've met both Robert Picardo and Jeri Ryan at a convention. Both of them were exceedingly nice. Seriously, I cannot stress how nice those two were. :)
Also, pissed off half Klingon versus former Borg drone. Who's your money on?
My money would be on the human captain who would verbally bitch-slap them both back into line.
Janeway's dressing downs are like Picard's speeches and Kirk's "cowboy diplomacy"...you can't top them.
The costume choice was a great morale booster.
I think it was designed to be like a second skin for seven of nine
The former Borg. WITHOUT hesitation.
@@dhinton1 yup, she did survive Dwane 'the rock' Johnson afterall
"Resistance is futile" Seven of Nine. I need a woman like that..
Who on Earth doesnt!
@@mdd1963 Gay men.
@@inkmaster5480 they want men like that
Most of 'Message In A Bottle' was comedic gold.
Also, the Doctor's and Seven's interactions later on. Including when the Doctor takes control and discovers taste buds.
Seven of nine was my sun shine!
I don't know what it is, but that one scene from _"Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy"_ makes me happy in ways that I can't even comprehend.
My favorite joke by far is when B'Elanna is confined to her quarters and asks "How long do I have to stay in here?" And Chakotay says with a serious face, "Rest of the trip, 75 years."
"I dunno how to tell you this...but the wedding's off!"
XDXDXD
17:28
I was talking with a gentlemen that played one of the Irishmen in this episode, and he mentioned that the cow was pretty uncooperative on set. It's funny because this scene works so perfectly, I would never have guessed they had issues! XD
You forgot 2 of the best bloopers! Well IMO. When Seven of Nine gets tipsy and keeps telling The Doc "we are one" while walking out of engineering. And when Seven says to Ensign Kim "the last time I saw you I struck you at the base of your skull and attempted to contact the Borg" while Harry replied "these things happen"
I've always enjoyed the scenes with the doctor and Seven the most; both actors have a great talent for delivering dry and sarcastic remarks.
I especially recall one scene from the same episode as the clip at 14:14 to 15:04.
The doctor asks Seven about her study, and she responds something about “scientific curiosity”, and the doctor asks if there isn’t another reason.
Doctor: You’re a woman, Seven.
Seven: Is that an observation or diagnosis?
Doctor: A simple biological fact.
I’m not sure the quotes above are entirely accurate, but they’re as close as I can recall. And I can honestly say that I got a good laugh from that conversation.
B'Elanna "Call sickbay. But not for me!" Torres
When you think about Tuvoc is actually one of the funniest people in the TV Show yet he is Vulcan. I love this scene, 8:50 - 9:46 :D. Thanks for the upload :)
Well Spock was the funniest character in the original.
That moment when tuvok is adding laps I felt so bad for blue boy. That feeling when you feel as though you have been wronged and you JUST want to explain it and they wont let you and ARRRGH! Doesnt even matter if he was in the right or not, its a maddening sensation.
Have you not ever been in the military?
@@dr.jamesolack8504 Yes I have, and I know the only response is shut up and take your punishment, but that doesnt change the absolutely infuriating sensation of being wronged and not allowed to correct things.
No the best blooper is Tuvok's "Man, I ain't going in there" as he runs away from the cave children just went into.
These ain't bloopers
@@hugemusiclover1837 20:36
They really don’t make shows like this anymore. It was such a good wholesome show
"Doctor, it's just a LITTLE scratch."
I miss those days. Hell the whole decade was awesome.
3:26 That's not actually a light moment; I share Tuvok's thinly veiled desire to beat Neelix to a bloody pulp.
The Doctors daydreams were freaking hilarious xD And awkward xD
15:30 I swear the doctor was the MVP of the entire Voyager trip.
I like the scene of Chakotay punching his crewman at the table (handling things like a maquis).
oh man that was such a surprise. they sit down, guy says something, then BAM. haha love chakotay
thats one of my favs! cant believe its not in here
Very underrated show
"Divine intervention is...unlikely"
Season 6, Ep 4. "Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy." - The Doctor adds daydreaming to his program.
what's next the Doctor pretends he's James Bond?
17:15 "You... are dismissed"
HQ Tornado B'Elana gave up too easy
"Divine Intervention is unlikely"
hahaha
Can't believe Tuvok let Neelex touch his face like that lol
The rest of the scene has him straggling Nelix to death. It was all a hologram program for Tuvok to help control his emotions after mind melding with the murderer on the ship(forget his name).
@@dphorgan His name was Sulon, played excellently by Brad Dorrif.
His name was Sudor
14:41 "There is none on deck 9 section 12 who doesn't know when you're having intimate relations."
To allow anyone watching now to skip to it: 14:41
Robert Picardo is such a versatile actor. He was very good in Stargate: Atlantis.
I loved Voyager.
That unmistakable voice! Tony Todd!
“Resistance is futile” can be used in so many different ways.
"Divine intervention is unlikely." I bet that was way more savage than he realised.
Klingon: Are you afraid human?
Paris: The only Klingon I'm afraid of is my wife after she's worked a double shift!
Tuvok I understand, you are a Vulcan man. You have just gone without for 7 years about... .... fantastic
12:55 .... A sci-fi making light of 1950s sci-fi serials... HOW can this not have won an Emmy?
Jerri Ryan has such a beautiful voice, I wish someone would collect all the scenes where she was singing.
"Divine intervention is unlikely" became my favorite phrase after watching that episode
"We could have worn our Star Fleet uniforms. I doubt if anyone would have noticed." Lolol So true.
at 2:02 that scene actually continues, and the doctor ends up waving in the background trying to get their attention
14:37
B'elanna: " 'Stardate 52648, 0300 hrs: Intimate relations resume'... How the hell do you know when we're having intimate relations?"
7 of 9: "There is no one on Deck 9, Section 12 that doesn't know when you are having intimate relations."
Translation: "Bitch, you're too loud."
It’s kinda are to ignore “SCREAM MY NAME AND HIT ME WITH A BRICK”
17:09 Paris's face describe that whole scene
So the Doctor designed Seven's outfit.....God bless him.
I absolutely love Doctor.
Me: *watches one minute of this*
Also Me: Man I need to rewatch this series again, it's been too long
Splendid work!
Your compilation makes us recall Voyager's episodes.
Appreciate the effort. It made my day...
Thanks Bong! always thought Voyager had more laughs than any other star trek. star trek 4 the movie also had some good laughs!
Randy Reibling Yes indeed! Voyager's humor in many of its episodes are really hilarious.
Star Trek 4, regarding whales :), was a unique one as well!
Thanks, I really enjoyed your creations.
Looking forward in your future works.
Q'pla!
+Randy Reibling 7 of 9 to Harry:" Resistance is futile". Says it all.
"before you go you could download your subrutines into my database"....I love it when holograms talk dirty
This brought back lots of childhood memories....Voyager was my best series.....Thanks a mil
´God dammit Doc you weren´t supposed to be a Playboy....
"Tuvoc, has anyone ever told you, you're a real freakasaurus!"
Also, Tuvoc vs. Neelix
-- You did a great job with this compilation. Very well done! 👏
“Divine intervention is unlikely” is still one of my top favorite Star Trek quotes.
Neelix: how could it hurt
Tuvok: last time Vulcans had emotions we nearly killed ourselves
14:00 I like how they wear their comm badges on their jam jams.
Moments like these are why I fell in love with Voyager 😀😂😍
I laughed through the whole video. I had almost forgotten how many funny moments there were on Voyager.
Thanks for that! That was the nicest comment of all. I watched the whole series from beginning to end and wrote down the time and episode every time it made me giggle. Not sure what motivated me to make the video but glad that I did!
My favorite part was the Doctor singing to Tuvok during his Pon Farr 🤣
@@dee_mcgee11 I like when the doctor leans over nelix and says I'm not going to kiss you and nelix says, I'll try to contain my disappointment. Hahaha
“You know, I think I like you better this way.”