Originally Posted by Carlithiel (View Post) @Kia They have so many videos uploaded... it can be tricky to find the right ones. Just go here YouTube - trekcorevideo's Channel and type "voyager wrap party" into the search field.

Originally Posted by ChakotaysLover (View Post) Gutter mind/tender scenes are what I am good at... lol!!

Originally Posted by Chris (View Post) Kia - yes, coffee is easily portable and enjoyable while doing other things. Probably part of it's appeal to Janeway.

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Originally Posted by *KIA* (View Post) Does anyone know if it was really filmed outside and if so, where? In some shots I wasn't sure because it felt like it was inside, if that makes any sense...

�*Some scenes of this episode were filmed on location in the Angeles National Forest in the San Gabriel Mountains, not far from Los Angeles. This location shooting included some nighttime filming which, at least at the time, was far more expensive than normal location filming. (Delta Quadrant, p. 121)

�*Jeri Taylor was typically conscious of balancing the depth of emotion exhibited by the character of Janeway, maintaining her authority even in a potentially romantic situation. (Captains' Logs Supplemental - The Unauthorized Guide to the New Trek Voyages) One early script draft featured more romance between Janeway and Chakotay than in the episode's final version. "There was an earlier version of the script in which it went a little further," Ken Biller revealed. Ultimately, however, the writers intentionally left ambiguous the extent of romance between Janeway and Chakotay. "The audience can answer that for themselves,"

�*Chakotay actor Robert Beltran felt that his character's relationship with Janeway, on the planet, was not deep enough. "It's Star Trek romance," Beltran commented, "which means we touch hands and it's supposed to be thrilling."

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�*Chakotay actor Robert Beltran felt that his character's relationship with Janeway, on the planet, was not deep enough. "It's Star Trek romance," Beltran commented, "which means we touch hands and it's supposed to be thrilling."

"The audience can answer that for themselves,"

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Originally Posted by *KIA* (View Post) Gee thanks... the audience would have very much appreciate some more visual support! Thanks very much for the info, Chris

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CHAKOTAY: Catch anything?
JANEWAY: Just the same ones as yesterday, and they don't seem to carry the pathogen that's infected us. Where have you been?
CHAKOTAY: Oh, in the woods.
JANEWAY: For the past two days, you've been spending a lot of time in the woods. Is something going on I should know about?
CHAKOTAY: Not yet.
JANEWAY: Not yet? What's that supposed to mean?
CHAKOTAY: It means when it's time for you to know, I'll tell you.
JANEWAY: Don't I even get hints?
CHAKOTAY: I'm building something.
JANEWAY: Building? What could you be building? And why can't you tell me?
CHAKOTAY: You can't stand it, can you? You're like a little kid wheedling.
TUVOK [OC]: Tuvok to Janeway.
JANEWAY: Janeway here.
TUVOK [OC]: We're about to move out of communications range. How are you faring?
JANEWAY: We're doing quite well. I'd like to speak to the crew now.
TUVOK [OC]: Your comm link has been put through to the entire ship.
JANEWAY: This is Kathryn Janeway. I've never liked saying good bye, so I'll make this brief. But I want you all to know that serving as your captain has been the most extraordinary experience of my life.



such a beautiful couple




The bath

BTW why wasn't the scene included in which he presented the tub to her. That would have been sweet!

Kathryn Janeway's Personal Log, Stardate 49690.1. Day twenty four of our stay on the planet we've named 'New Earth'. As yet I've been unable to make any progress in finding a cure for our illness, but a soak in the tub Chakotay built always helps me focus on possible solutions.





Seriously... stretching your leg outside the tub? She was hoping he was watching




Damsel in distress...





He is so not focused on possible intruders!



Where are his eyes wandering?


Not giving up yet...



JANEWAY: Maybe we should be out looking for other primates. I might be missing something important.
CHAKOTAY: Kathryn, the Doctor worked for weeks trying to find a treatment for this disease.
JANEWAY: Yes?
CHAKOTAY: You've been at it twelve hours a day, seven days a week since we got here, and we're still no closer to a cure than we were the day we were infected.
JANEWAY: I'm not sure what you're getting at.
CHAKOTAY: My people have a saying, Even the eagle must know when to sleep. Maybe it's time we both considered that.
JANEWAY: You mean quit, give up?
CHAKOTAY: Why do you have to see it as defeat? Maybe it's simply accepting what life has dealt us, finding the good in it.
JANEWAY: There may be a day when I'll come to that, Chakotay, but, I'm a long way from it right now. I need to keep looking.






Explorations



JANEWAY: I'm going to check the insect traps in beta four. What are you up to now?
CHAKOTAY: Making headboards.
JANEWAY: Headboards?
CHAKOTAY: I've noticed you sometimes sit up in your bed to read. Figured you might as well have a comfortable backrest.
JANEWAY: That's very thoughtful of you, Chakotay. You've done so many things to make our lives easier here. The cooking, for example. I hate to cook.
CHAKOTAY: But what I do makes you uncomfortable, doesn't it? Every time I do something that adds a personal touch to the shelter, you resist it.
JANEWAY: Sometimes it feels as though you've given up, that you're focused on making a home here instead of finding a cure that will let us leave.
CHAKOTAY: I can't sacrifice the present waiting for a future that may never happen. The reality of this situation is that we may never leave here. So, yes, I'm trying to make a home, something that's more than a plain, grey box.
JANEWAY: Someday I may have to let go. But not today, okay? I've tried a new glucose bait in the traps. I have a feeling this might be the day I make a breakthrough.

Isn't he the sweetest?






The storm

CHAKOTAY: Kathryn! Kathryn. Are you hurt?
JANEWAY: No. I couldn't keep my balance and carry the case.
CHAKOTAY: Give it to me.
JANEWAY: What's happening?
CHAKOTAY: It seems to be some kind of plasma storm. Our tricorders don't recognise it, but it sure packs a wallop!







CHAKOTAY: Let's check outside. Maybe some of the insect traps are still intact.
JANEWAY: None of this is salvageable either. There's no way I can continue to do my research.
CHAKOTAY: I'm sorry.
JANEWAY: Well, that's one way of letting go.


Letting go...



CHAKOTAY: I've been thinking. There's plenty of wood available here. I could probably add rooms to the shelter, give us a little more living space.
JANEWAY: How would you mill it?
CHAKOTAY: I could do a certain amount with a phaser, but I was actually thinking of logs.
JANEWAY: As in log cabin?
CHAKOTAY: I built a few of them when I was growing up. My father thought it was important that I learn how.
JANEWAY: When I was young, my parents took us on backpacking trips. They thought we should all keep a connection to our pioneer roots. I hated it. No bed, no replicator.
CHAKOTAY: No bathtub.
JANEWAY: No bathtub. I guess I was always a child of the twenty fourth century.
CHAKOTAY: Well, maybe those camping trips helped prepare you for life here.
JANEWAY: Oh, no. Life here is much better than that.
CHAKOTAY: I think that's the first time I've heard you say anything positive about being here.
JANEWAY: Well, hello there. I haven't seen you in a while. Where have you been?
CHAKOTAY: Do you expect him to answer you?
JANEWAY: Not really. I just sense intelligence in him, and I could swear he came to warn me about the plasma storm. Come here, fellow. Come on.
CHAKOTAY: I doubt that he can be domesticated, at least not very easily.
JANEWAY: Well, we have plenty of time. The rest of our lives.
CHAKOTAY: That's a long time. At least I hope so.

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Originally Posted by *KIA* (View Post) I just thought that in the caps where she is wearing the red dress they could be somewhere else entirely... could be a scene from a midsummer night's dream

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The backrub



Janeway totally coming onto Chakotay



JANEWAY: I guess I'm not used to that kind of work. My knots are getting knots.
CHAKOTAY: Here, let me help.
JANEWAY: Oh, that feels good.
CHAKOTAY: I've had a lot of practice at this. My mother used to get sore necks all the time. I was the only one she'd trust not to make it worse.







touching hands













JANEWAY: That's much better. Thank you. Well, I'm going to go to bed now. I'll see you in the morning.
CHAKOTAY: Sleep well, Kathryn.
JANEWAY: Yes. You too.



Never understood why she stopped it. She was clearly enjoying herself.


Parameters







JANEWAY: We have to talk about this.
CHAKOTAY: All right.
JANEWAY: I think we need to define some parameters about us.



CHAKOTAY: I'm not sure I can define parameters. But I can tell you a story, an ancient legend among my people. It's about an angry warrior who lived his life in conflict with the rest of his tribe, a man who couldn't find peace, even with the help of his spirit guide. For years, he struggled with his discontent. But the only satisfaction he ever got came when he was in battle. This made him a hero among his tribe, but the warrior still longed for peace within himself. One day he and his war party were captured by a neighbouring tribe led by a woman warrior. She called on him to join her because her tribe was too small and weak to defend itself from all its enemies. The woman warrior was brave and beautiful and very wise. The angry warrior swore to himself that he would stay by her side, doing whatever he could to make her burden lighter. From that point on, her needs would come first. And in that way, the warrior began to know the true meaning of peace.




the sweetest smile

JANEWAY: Is that really an ancient legend?
CHAKOTAY: No. But that made it easier to say.



both of them are cute as buttons in this scene



"the gaze"




Contentment











CHAKOTAY: How are they coming?
JANEWAY: Very nicely. We should have vine-ripened Talaxian tomatoes in a couple of months, unless this planet has the equivalent of tomato bugs. Oh, they're awful.
CHAKOTAY: I would never have thought of you as a gardener.
JANEWAY: I grew up around farmers. My parents insisted we learn some basic gardening skills.
CHAKOTAY: Did you hate that as much as camping?
JANEWAY: Of course. Who wanted to muck around in the dirt when you could be studying quantum mechanics? But I find it very satisfying now watching the seeds sprout and grow.
CHAKOTAY: If your tomatoes could spare you for a minute, I'd like your opinion on something in the house.
JANEWAY: Well, you've come to the right person. I always have an opinion.
CHAKOTAY: Really?



CHAKOTAY: What do you think?
JANEWAY: A boat!
CHAKOTAY: You said you wanted to explore the river. I think I could build this.
JANEWAY: We could go on a camping trip.
CHAKOTAY: I'm not sure we could fit the bathtub in the boat.
JANEWAY: Well, that's all right. I'll have the river.

Kathryn and Chakotay on a boat trip and bathing in the river... ah... they are really messing with us. Giving us these ideas and then sending Tuvok to interrupt :solleyes:





TUVOK [OC]: Captain Janeway, do you read me?
JANEWAY: Do you hear that?
CHAKOTAY: Yes.
TUVOK [OC]: Captain Janeway, do you read me? This is Tuvok calling Captain Janeway and Commander Chakotay. Please respond.
JANEWAY: This is Janeway.
TUVOK [OC]: Captain, it's good to hear your voice. We have news.
JANEWAY: What is it?
TUVOK [OC]: We have medicine which we believe will effectively treat your condition. We plan to be in orbit within thirty hours.



CHAKOTAY: Ready?
JANEWAY: There you are. At least I get to say good bye. Feel free to use the house. Janeway to Voyager. Two to beam up.

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JANEWAY: We could go on a camping trip. CHAKOTAY: I'm not sure we could fit the bathtub in the boat.

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