Star Trek Voyager - Inside the New Adventure - 01/14/1995 - 1/6
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- Star Trek: Voyager - Inside the New Adventure, hosted by Robert Picardo. Part 1 of 6. Originally aired on January 14, 1995, shortly before the premier of Star Trek: Voyager, this special is an inside look at the new (at that time) series. Interviewees include Voyager castmembers Kate Mulgrew, Robert Beltran, Roxann Biggs-Dawson, Robert Duncan McNeill, Jennifer Lien, Ethan Phillips, Tim Russ, and Garrett Wang; creators/executive producers Rick Berman, Jeri Taylor, and Michael Piller; supervising producer David Livingston; stunt coordinator Dennis "Danger" Madalone; makeup designer/supervisor Michael Westmore; costume designer Robert Blackman; property master Alan Sims; visual effects producer Dan Curry; matte artist Robert Stromberg; special effects technician Dick Brownfield; and visual effects supervisor David Stipes.
In Part 2, Picardo mentions that his character, the Emergency Medical Hologram (EMH), will be given a name at some point during the series. Little did he know...
In Part 4, Ethan Phillips takes us through a typical day, starting at 3:30 AM. - Zábava
I love how the opening kind of foreshadowed Enterprise‘s opening unintentionally.
I miss the hopefulness of the mid-90s.
Kind of sounded like he said. Kardashian instead of kardasin
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I love that they go on about all the new conflicts that the show promises...from the mouths of writers who utterly forget them for 90% of the subsequent 7 seasons.
I have to say, at age 54, I remember watching the TOS back in the mid 70s as a kid. I have loved it all since then. Watching this, I'm not ashamed to say I get tears in my eyes. They call us nerds, but we are just people who are hopeful for a much better future.
Robert Picardo is one of those people who brought an extra layer of richness to the Star Trek franchise. His contributions to Star Trek are up there with the best.
AWE..love this! Robert Picardo made Voyager a wonderful show in general. I loved him as the Doctor and always laughed out loud at him at his antics. He reminded me of McCoy on TOS in many ways. :) I have been missing Voyager lately and although I've moved on to other shows now, Voyager will always remain a kindred spirit in my heart. That show got me through High School!
Way cool!!......Robert Picardo was awesome as the Doctor: "Please state the nature of the medical emergency!"........cracks me up every time!
I belong to those who adore the Voyager series, for me it was the best of them all because of relevant modern movie-effects, great acting, a slick ship with a correctly lit bridge and a really high tech interior, in my eyes everything looked better than in previous series, also the aliens were more interesting than in ST-TNG. For me it was the most intelligent scifi series I've ever seen, I love it so much.
There one important difference to add. While in the other series they do some lazy cruising being able to run back to mummy Earth, Voyager doesn't have that possibility, they are the REAL explorers, they don't do if for fun, they do it for survival. All the others say: "Pick a direction and we go that way", it sounds a bit lazy while Janeway fights her way back home, also, she was defeating the parasitic Borg Collective via freaking Time Travel, now you're talking! :-)
Wow ... thanks for uploading this! Robert Picardo is so sweet there :-)
Voyager, is after TNG my favourite Star Trek Show, together with DS9. Good times... Naivety of the 90s, but the ideas presented in the show will always be relevant.
Everyone is entitled to their opinions and I respect yours. I would just like to say that the show was about the crew of voyager becoming a family, overcoming their differences and ultimately making it back home to federation space. If what you suggested was how the show was actually made, the crew would have never made it back.
the beginning seems to have inspired enterprise's intro
i was 11 yrs old when this came out,I now feel old...
The bylineless version of the Paramount Logo should be on TV Shows and Movies from 1994 to 1997.
This should really be on the DVDs
I've been looking for this FOREVER!
Loving all of the Star Trek Voyager stuff!!
The two crews learned to work together, Tom tried hard to become a good officer, and food and damage could be remedied as we don't know what happened between episodes.
20 years ago wow
watching this makes me want to watch voyager again. i'm going to go to watch it online!
the intro of this video looks like enterprises intro lol
Love Robert Picardo voice. 😊
Maybe. On the other hand it would have been satisfyingly true to the show's premise, and made Voyager more than just "another TNG-era show". These issues, had they been dealt with more honestly and consistently throughout the show's run, could have been a good source of material for the show. Instead, a few episodes in, the whole Maquis thing has become a non-issue and almost forgotten.
Though I agree it would have turned out badly if overdone, I think it could have helped the show a lot.
yup! definitely.
i can't believe i was five when this aired
Hi Suit looks dull and dated against such a modern backdrop. But what a fantastic and comfortable speaker.
I like the way Chakotay's name is spelled phonetically.
VERY COOL. I NEVER SAW THIS. I'M A BIG FAN OF VOYAGER AND DS9. MAYBE BRING BACK THE TWO TOGETHER
7 years as an Ensign was just cruel. Kirk made Captain in half that time.
I was 14, so "sighs" yeah. In two years it will be 20 years old.
I wonder if this is on the Voyager box set?
hold on doc... you don't have you mobile emitter. get back in sick bay!
If Voyager had been what they describe in the first nine minutes of videotape, it would have been brilliant.
Starkiller!!
Ever since a friend pointed out Picardo's lazy eye, I can't not see it.
I don't know... I've been rewatching all the Trek shows recently... Three episodes in and I can't deal with any more Voyager. There's just something about the way they dealt with "anomaly" episodes on that show that made it really painful. I can't quite put my finger on it. In the 90s I gave up around season 2, and thought I was just getting sick of Star Trek BS, but in rewatching I think it's specifically a Voyager problem.
I'll probably try to tough it out, see if it gets better.
Anyone seen something wrong with Roberts eyes in season 1-3 but fixed in 4th season of voyager
@Hope111ification it would be called Battlestar Galactica
The borg queen disliked this video...
Well, they were all mature enough to come together... and survive.
That kind of drama is for Jersey Shore.
LOL, Enterprise lifted it's opening sequence from the beginning of this Voyager "documentary". That show is even less original than I ever suspected.
🎶It's been a long road getting from there to here...🎶
I can understand where you're coming from. Voyager had a charm that I see as sort of like the 60s Batman TV show. :P Enterprise, on the other hand, to me, screwed up EVERYTHING.
Robert Picardo looks so much like Todd Barry.
Life was so much better before the Internet really took off.
Watching this, you realize how poorly realized the series was. The producers admitted the challenges of creating unique characters and a new setting, but they just ended up creating bland characters that showed no growth during the series set in a futuristic version of Gilligan’s Island.
The “conflict” between the Marquis and Starfleet crew was shown in all of… 2 episodes. Even the general theme of the show, which is victimizers being victims at the same time (the Kazon are former slaves who overthrew their masters, the Vidiians harvest organs because of they’re suffering from a horrible plague, and seven of nine is a former borg) fits the marquis but not Starfleet. The voyager crew aren’t victims and aren’t victimizers (except for Tuvix).
@CharlesP2009 Can't say I agree 100% with your police work there, Charles.
You mean like BSG???
Hey tuvok is on icarly he's the principal
thx
on the other hand, this caused ron moore to leave and make BSG.
Doubt its even possible because of what JJ abrams did to the timeline
THANK YOU!!!!!!! Don't let the Janeway lovers call you a sexist pig for speaking truth!
That's not the Doctor he has no Tardis!
You could always tell the level of fuck Voyager was in based on how messy Janeway's hair was.
That's why I liked Janeway better with short hair.
its not a problem because their already so advanced. do you understand how much food water and oxygen a crew of 70 need PER DAY? without replicators they would die before getting to the next star system, even at warp. wouldnt be much of a show if everyones dead
Man oh man, IMHO Voyager was my favorite Star Trek series. Ms. Bigold (darn auto spell won't let me spell her name correctly). Was awful in the role. Half the time she could not be understood! I
digress. Kate Mulgrew was the perfect choice for the series. But, check out Garret Wang's comments on iMDB, you'll really see how he felt about how he as an actor and his character was badly mistreated. Aside from that, yes, we take offense calling ourselves Indian. We are the Indigenous peoples of North & South of what the white peoples call the Americas! Peace Out!
er no.
When will they get off their ass and make a new Star Trek TV series?
GET BACK TO SICKBAY BEFORE YOU DEMATERIALIZE !!! RED ALERT!
the stuff you're suggesting sounds really predictable, and repetitive.
i'll take as little stereotypical drama as possible please.