[Chris]

I agree. It's hard to imagine anybody else bringing Janeway to life.

[crazy_diamond]

I don’t feel anything at all. B'Elanna, the Maquis were like our adopted family. I can understand you trying to block out that kind of pain. You don’t understand. It’s not just the pain. I don’t feel anything. Not about my dead friends, not about Tom, you, my job.

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[Chris]

Quite the identity and personal crisis going on there.

[crazy_diamond]

certainly is..

I feel like I’m saying goodbye to an old friend. STAR TREK: VOYAGER 6.12 “Blink of an Eye”

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[Chris]

Katherine doesn't want to say goodbye

[sum1]

I'd say Janeway was certainly the best female regular character on Voyager. The others didn't enormously impress me. Kes was ok, but not given much personality. Torres felt petty and petulant rather than Klingon-fierce. And 7 of 9 was the height of objectification, a woman with her humanity taken away served up as a sexual object in a spray-on suit. (She was much better in Picard of course.) Janeway sometimes got on my nerves, but there was a lot of substance and genuineness to her. She was very believable.

[crazy_diamond]

Janeway was my fave character on Voyager, I warmed to Torres more as the seasons went by

Star Trek: Voyager Dreadnought

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[Chris]

Torres grew on me as the character was fleshed out

[crazy_diamond]

Star Trek: Voyager Repression

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[Chris]

Janeway can't quite get her head around that logic.

[crazy_diamond]

the look

[Chris]

Yeah, it's terrific.

[crazy_diamond]

Missed the Janeway/Tuvok friendship in later seasons of Voyager

[Chris]

Yes, that seemed to fall by the wayside. Unfortunately.

Although the Tuvok and Neelix friendship provided some interesting scenes.

[crazy_diamond]

It did, that was nice to see