[ SECRET POST #4351 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4351 ⌋

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Comments

[cakemage]

Preach it, OP. I'll always be on Team Janeway. I think a lot of Voyager criticism in general tends to be unfair, if only because many of the critics seem to be holding it to a much higher standard than other Trek shows (especially TOS and TNG). I've seen lot of Trek fans condemn Voyager entirely based solely on its first two seasons and on Threshold in particular, while at the same time either forgetting or ignoring the fact that, for example, TNG not only did the whole "devolve into lizards for ridiculous reasons" first, their first two seasons kind of sucked, too. In general, I've found that a lot of Voyager's worst critics tend to act as though all of the other Trek series are flawless works of art with absolutely no shaky beginnings, bad episodes, inconsistent writing and characterization, goofy moments or annoying characters. Was Voyager flawed? Gods, yes, but that's not all it was, and I'd argue that it's no more-so than any other Trek series. And though I hate to cry "sexism" needlessly, I can't help but think that if Janeway had been a man, the series would not be anywhere near as hated as it is.