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When they came calling for another episode, she agreed, though, providing that they pace her a little more, mostly to keep the contacts (which had metal in them) from hurting her eyes for too long and the costume itself from preventing normal breathing. She was! But her enthusiasm waned after she discovered the challenges of the costume and make-up required, and she decided she'd never do it again. Even after she lost the part of the Borg Queen in Star Trek: First Contact to Alice Krige, the production team remembered her, and when Krige was unavailable to do another episode of Voyager, they called Thompson to see if she was still interested. Susanna Thompson had a history with Star Trek before she ruled the Borg on Voyager she played two different roles on The Next Generation and one on Deep Space 9. Let's catch up with the cast and a few of the recurring guest stars now, with Star Trek Voyager: Where Are They Now? 15 Susanna Thompson - The Borg Queen With the Starfleet and the Maquis crews merging into one, Voyager was as much a show about character as it was about adventure.
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It was Sarah Silverman's first TV acting job. Ed Begley, Jr., Jason Alexander, Virginia Madson, Michael McKean, Joel Grey, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, and Kurtwood Smith all did episodes, as well as Prince Abdullah of Jordan (who's now the King) and Rage Against The Machine's Tom Morello. Guest stars lined up to appear in the show. They spent seven seasons trying to get back, while they explored strange new worlds and civilizations, added to their crew, lost some along the way, and had to experience the galaxy without the power of Starfleet and the United Federation of Planets behind them.
The show also took us where no one had gone before, to the Delta Quadrant, where the crew was stranded in the very first episode. To celebrate Voyager's 25th anniversary, here are the 15 best episodes.When Star Trek: Voyager helped launch UPN back in January of 1995, it broke new ground for the franchise for the first time ever, the Captain and lead character was a woman. And the crew seemingly didn't mind too much about taking detours to explore and map this unknown area of space instead of doing what normal humans would - less sightseeing, more getting this 75-year journey underway as soon as possible and without distraction.ĭespite Voyager's uneven feel, when the show hit its stride, it produced some of the most entertaining hours the genre has ever seen.
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Sadly, Voyager never fully embraced the full potential of that core conceit, leading Voyager to spend a big chunk of its seven-season run feeling like " Star Trek: The Next Generation lite." The ship was usually always fixed the next week if the previous one had it under attack or badly damaged. Starfleet personnel mixing with former officers/current members of a resistance group known as the Maquis promised great, "only-on- Star-Trek" conflict - coupled with a ship stranded from the usual resources and aid afforded Kirk and Picard’s Enterprises. Resilient, Janeway was unyielding in her efforts to get her untested crew home after they were zapped to the uncharted Delta Quadrant, 75 years away from Earth.
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Star Trek: Voyager was a series with a great premise and stories that somewhat frequently - but not always - lived up to it.Ģ5 years ago today, Voyager premiered with the two-hour pilot "Caretaker" and forever changed the franchise with its introduction to the first female Captain, Kathyrn Janeway (a perfect Kate Mulgrew).
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