Voyager is a hit and miss show. Some episodes are ok when Janeway isn't the main part of the story. After awhile it just got old how much dumb bullshit Janeway did and how script armor kept those idiots alive.

The nostalgia. I got done watching it month or two ago. Wish Star Trek could be less woke. And possibly some real science shit mix it up some not always the same issue of power- reroute power for everything. You’d think you could have a computer do that shit be simple prioritizing shit. Anyways, it is a good show. Trek could be epic if only.

It's still on local channels where I am, along with all of the other Star Trek shows - every one of them on every weekday evening now for like 7 years. (Edit: No, I do not watch it. I don't watch talmudvision. I am simply aware that it is still pushed on there every night and has been non-stop for over 7 years now.) - Nigger ("alien" ) in charge of security. - Nigger ("alien") in charge of security is also the most logical and 'law'-abiding person on the ship who also has total control of all emotions and is never known for outbursts of rage and who also issues fair and consistent judgement and penalties for crimes regardless of who commits them and nobody every gets special treatment due to who they are or what they look like. - Pushes race/species mixing between a White man and a nigger that was itself the product of a race/species mixing. - Female in charge. - Post-wall female in charge. - etc. - etc. - (cutting out the rest of this list of kike propaganda throughout the series and jumping right to the finale) - Post-wall female in charge decides to... (finale spoiler) [go against every single protocol and all logic due to being a woman and being innately illogical and entirely driven by emotions also decides to risk sacrificing the whole of humanity to the borg at the chance of maybe saving a few of her crew that she had failed due to her being a post-wall female in charge. (Goes back in time in a super high-tech craft that the borg could potentially capture and assimilate, and thus be invincible against humanity, just to try to help Voyager get home immediately instead of it taking the decades it actually ended up taking, decades during which several of her clique...err...crew...die due to her being a post-wall, illogical, emotion-driven female in charge. Also ignores the butterfly effect and all of the things she changes due to her altering time to bring Voyager back early such as the effects of the crew now being back at Earth instead in space for decades - e.g. effects of them now having offspring on Earth that they would not have had while in space, or kids they may have had while on Voyager not being born due to them instead marrying and having kids with someone else back on Earth, the interactions all of the crew and all of their offspring will ever have with anyone on Earth that would not have happened with them in space for decades, the people that the crew being on Earth might save from various dangers, or who they might even murder, people not being born who otherwise would be, people dying or not dying when they should, and that's not including the planets full of aliens that Voyager would have helped over its decades of travel back home who are then not helped by Voyager on its travels back to Earth (Edit: which could actually be a good thing for some of those poor societies who had to deal with the illogical, post-wall female captain and her clique "helping" them), etc.)](#spoiler) - Edit: Hah, also just remembered another moment of post-wall female in charge playing God with time and undoing things - she outright murdered/ordered the execution of [Tuvix when there was only a chance that doing so could separate Tuvok and Neelix after they were merged in a transporter accident, and she did so just so she could get two members of her clique back.](#spoiler) One good thing managed to be squeezed into a single episode though: https://vid8.poal.co/user/Khro_/cU1C3Ib