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I can answer any question about Star Trek: Voyager as I have seen every episode (from the "Caretaker" to "Endgame") and have the series on DVD. I can answer questions regarding the crew, the ship, the Delta Quadrant, various Delta Quadrant species, the Borg, and a host of other topics.
I am also on allexperts.com for Star Trek Deep Space Nine, X-Men, Angel/BtVS, and LOST
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| Richard Pettipas | 07/05/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thaks for getting back to me . Richard |
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Hi James, No, ST:V was not the first series to use the term "spacetime" as the term has been in use in all Star Trek series and in nearly all science-fiction television shows, movies, and books. Mostly
Kristine, 1. I don't read the books/novels. You can find a list on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Star_Trek:_Voyager_novels 2. T'Pol is Vulcan and therefore, works hard to control
Hey John, No worries about mixing the episodes. By the time the Krenim appeared, Kes was gone and Seven of Nine had come aboard so time had drastically changed. Also, if you remember, in YEAR OF HELL
Hi John, Let me see if I can help. The events were different because Kes was able to change the timeline. If you take a look at the end of that episode, Janeway asks Kes to give her more information
Hi John. The Doctor isn't a machine... nor is he an android like Data... he is a hologram. His personality matrix was based on Dr. Zimmerman's. So, he has the same personality as Dr. Zimmerman. He's

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