Star Trek: Voyager's best Seven of Nine episode, "Someone to Watch Over Me," leaves the Borg behind for a surprisingly funny, heartfelt story.

Star Trek: Voyager is a great chapter in the iconic sci-fi franchise. However, that doesn't mean every episode is must-see TV, especially during a rewatch.

As prominent "Star Trek: Voyager" antagonists go, it's hard to top the Borg Queen, the entity controlling the fearsome Borg. The Borg are responsible for some of the most pause-worthy moments on "Star ...

Voyager’s intruder controls the ship, but Janeway must convince it that the crew is worth keeping alive.

The result was a series that could balance hope and horror in equal measure. Across its seven seasons, Voyager experimented with suspense and psychological drama in ways that still unsettle fans ...

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Robert Picardo as the Doctor gesturing with his hands as he's surrounded by Kerrice Brooks as Sam, Bella Shepard as Genesis, and other students in a hallway in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy - Brooke ...

Thirty years ago, Star Trek: Voyager broadcast one of its most controversial episodes ever: “Threshold,” the episode that is now infamous as “The One Where Captain Janeway and Tom Paris Mutate Into ...