Star Trek: Voyager's "Endgame" two-parter rounded off the show in spectacular fashion in 2001, but the actions of Kate Mulgrew's Admiral Janeway may not have saved the day quite so perfectly as it ...

That episode employs time travel, and advanced portal-based Borg technology to shave off the final leg of the Voyager's voyage. In true "Star Trek" fashion, it also presents an ethical dilemma ...

Star Trek: Voyager is an episodic show, after all. All that tension, that heartbreak, those questions, it has to fade into nothing so we can pick ourselves up and carry on with the status quo.

It was confirmed at Comic-Con that when Star Trek: Discovery returns, the show will be thrust 1,000 years into the future.WAY past where any Star Trek series has ever gone before. But time travel ...

'Star Trek: Voyager,' released 25 years ago, was going to break free of the confines of 'Next Generation,' but it didn't fully deliver on its premise.

“Endgame” was the title of the two-part Star Trek: Voyager series finale that aired 18 years ago, in which — with the use of time travel — the Voyager and her crew were able to get past ...

Star Trek: Voyager has some WTF moments, but it also contains some of the best story and character ideas the franchise has ever delivered.I love the series and think it's great, but I can't help ...

Abandoned ‘Star Trek: Voyager’ Finale Ideas Could Have Given the Sendoff It Deserved. The final moments of the two-parter, which turns 20 this week, ends the series on one of the franchise’s ...