[ SECRET POST #3402 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3402 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Part of the issue, I think, was that by the time they were doing a third series, they shouldn't have taken so long to find their footing. I mean The Next Generation was a new thing and they had to find a way to make an updated Trek work and it had some growing pains. Now, I really like Voyager, but they were all over the place for quite a while. It felt like they didn't quite know what to do with a female captain (which, honestly, was a little annoying because it may have been a new thing for Star Trek, but, you know, there were examples of women in high-ranking positions in other places, including Lucie Salhany, CEO of UPN, which Voyager was the first telecast of).