To The Journey is a Trek.fm podcast dedicated to Star Trek: Voyager. Not an episode review show, To The Journey explores specific elements with host Zachary Fruhling and guests.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 9 days 7 hours 27 minutes
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To The Journey 26: Lego Borg Queen
Those Bad Guys. Whether enemies or frenemies, we sit down for a three-round discussion of the characters we love to hate.
To The Journey 25: Icheb Is Dead
What if Voyager never got home? At some point, every Voyager fan has wondered what would have happened if the crew hadn’t gotten home in “Endgame.” We imagine other possible endings.
To The Journey 24: Harry Valjean
Strong Character Episodes. Voyager often gets pooh-poohed for poor character development. But here we episodes that showcase the development of various characters on the series.
To The Journey 23: Talking Tommy
Thomas Eugene Paris. We talk about Tommy-boy and the character arc that made him wonderful to watch and one of the most realistic crew members on Voyager.
To The Journey 22: Not Shades of Grey
Shattered Commentary. We take you through the Voyager clip show that wasn't: “Shattered.”
To The Journey 21: No Answers. Just Questions.
Photonic Lifeforms. TNG had Moriarty. DS9 had Vic Fontaine. But Voyager… had the motherload. We discuss the lightbulbs of the Delta Quadrant.
To The Journey 20: I Know That Dude!
Voyager’s Best-known Guest Stars. We remember those special appearance by Sarah Silverman, Jason Alexander, The Rock, and more.
To The Journey 19: Female Bad Person
The Voyager Movie. What if Janeway's crew took to the big screen? We share our ideas for that film voyage fans long to see.
To The Journey 18: Daddy Issues
B’Elanna Torres. From Maquis rebel to Starfleet darling, we show our love for B’Elanna Torres in our in-depth character analysis.
To The Journey 17: Dismissed!
Badass Janeway. Sisko was a yeller, Picard gave flowery speeches, and Kirk was uber dramatic. And Janeway? We discuss the one-liners and "dress-you-down" guilt that made her so memorable.