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Revision as of 01:04, 7 June 2014

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Episodes

Title Episode Production number Stardate Original airdate
"Caretaker" 1x01/02 101 (721) 48315.6–48317 1995-01-16
"Parallax" 1x03 103 48439.7 1995-01-23
"Time and Again" 1x04 104 Unknown 1995-01-30
"Phage" 1x05 105 48532.4 1995-02-06
"The Cloud" 1x06 106 48546.2 1995-02-13
"Eye of the Needle" 1x07 107 48579.4 1995-02-20
"Ex Post Facto" 1x08 108 Unknown 1995-02-27
"Emanations" 1x09 109 48623.5 1995-03-13
"Prime Factors" 1x10 110 48642.5 1995-03-20
"State of Flux" 1x11 111 48658.2 1995-04-10
"Heroes and Demons" 1x12 112 48693.2 1995-04-24
"Cathexis" 1x13 113 48734.2 1995-05-01
"Faces" 1x14 114 48784.2 1995-05-08
"Jetrel" 1x15 115 48832.1 1995-05-15
"Learning Curve" 1x16 116 48846.5 1995-05-22

Summary

Captain Kathryn Janeway's Chief of Security Lieutenant Tuvok has disappeared while involved in a counter-espionage mission aboard a Maquis ship, whose last known position was located somewhere in the Badlands. While en route to investigate Tuvok's disappearance, the maiden voyage of the Federation starship USS Voyager, ends in disaster as the ship and her crew are pulled 70,000 light years into the far reaches of the Delta Quadrant. After locating the missing Maquis ship nearby, and learning of the enormity of their predicament, the crew ascertains that an extra-galactic entity called the Caretaker is responsible for pulling them across the galaxy, in an attempt to find a compatible species to mate with. The Caretaker confides in Janeway that he is dying and requires a sire to continue caring for a species who live nearby known as the Ocampa. After witnessing the death of the Caretaker, Janeway makes the decision to destroy his technology to prevent it falling into the hands of a local malevolent species known as the Kazon. The firefight which ensues results in both the destruction of the Caretaker's "array", the renegade Maquis ship and (in an act of self-sacrifice), the only way for Voyager's crew to return to the Alpha Quadrant is lost.

After incorporating the Maquis crew, as well as a Talaxian, Neelix, and an Ocampa, Kes, Voyager sets a course for home.

Voyager's first (and second) season can be characterized as being unique in form and style from the seasons that followed. Even stage lighting and camera angles had changed dramatically by the third season. Certainly, from season four onwards, very little of the original concept still existed, both in character development and story-telling, except for momentary acknowledgments of the past. (Notable exceptions to this are the season five premiere "Night", the season six episode "The Voyager Conspiracy", and the season seven episode "Shattered" which focus heavily on past events and motives). No two-part stories exist in the first season. Instead, episodes were produced exploring several recurrent themes which were ultimately resolved further on throughout the run of the series.

Initial tension and mistrust between the opposing Starfleet and Maquis crews is explored in "Parallax", "Prime Factors", and "Learning Curve". The consequences of isolation and loss on the crew begin to develop in "The Cloud" and "Eye of the Needle", and the crew are also teased with the possibility of returning home several times throughout the first season, only to have it cruelly snatched away. The Kazon reappear and prove to be a powerful nemesis, while in "Phage" an additional threat is introduced, in the disease ravaged organ-harvesting Vidiians. Crucially, Janeway's decision to maintain Voyager as a Starfleet vessel is brought sharply into focus when a member of the former Maquis crew, Ensign Seska is revealed to be a Cardassian spy, and in a showdown with Janeway, defects to the Kazon.

Each of the primary cast members gets a chance to develop their characters in the first season. Chakotay's heritage and relationship with Janeway are highlighted in "Parallax", "The Cloud", "State of Flux", and "Cathexis". B'Elanna Torres becomes the ship's new Chief Engineer in "Parallax", reveals more of her Klingon character in "Faces", and begins to adjust to Starfleet's code of conduct in "Prime Factors". Lieutenant Tom Paris is falsely accused of murder in "Ex Post Facto", Ensign Harry Kim experiences death in "Emanations", while Lieutenant Tuvok learns to adapt in "Learning Curve". Neelix loses a lung in "Phage" and faces up to the loss of his family, and his species' virtual genocide in "Jetrel". Kes' mental abilities begin to assert themselves in "Time and Again" and "Cathexis", and The Doctor (EMH) slowly begins to experience new emotions, and gain new rights, privileges and responsibilities in "Eye of the Needle" and "Heroes and Demons".

Credits

Cast

Starring
Also starring

Crew

Theme by: Jerry Goldsmith
Co-Producer: Wendy Neuss

Producers

Supervising Producer: David Livingston

Executive Producers

Executive Story Editor: Kenneth Biller (all episodes except "Caretaker")

Casting by
Original Casting by
Music by
  • Jay Chattaway ("Caretaker", "Time and Again", "The Cloud", "Emanations", "Prime Factors", "Cathexis", "Learning Curve")
  • Dennis McCarthy ("Parallax", "Phage", "Eye of the Needle", "Ex Post Facto", "State of Flux", "Heroes and Demons", "Jetrel")
  • David Bell ("Faces")
Director of Photography
  • Marvin V. Rush, ASC ("Caretaker"–"Ex Post Facto", "Prime Factors"–"Learning Curve")
  • Joe Chess ("Emanations"; credited as Joe Chess, Jr.)

Production Designer: Richard D. James

Editors
  • J.P. Farrell ("Caretaker")
  • Daryl Baskin ("Caretaker", every third episode after and including "Time and Again")
  • Tom Benko, ACE (every third episode after and including "Parallax")
  • Robert Lederman (every third episode after and including "Phage")

Unit Production Manager: Brad Yacobian

First Assistant Directors
  • Jerry Fleck ("Caretaker", even-numbered episodes)
  • James S. Griffin ("Parallax")
  • Adele Simmons (odd-numbered episodes from "Phage" through "Jetrel")

Second Assistant Director: Arlene Fukai
Costume Designer: Robert Blackman
Set Decorator: Jim Mees
Visual Effects Producer: Dan Curry

Visual Effects Supervisor
  • David Stipes ("Caretaker", odd-numbered episodes from "Eye of the Needle" through "Jetrel")
  • Philip Barberio ("Parallax")
  • Robert D. Bailey ("Time and Again", "Eye of the Needle")
  • Joe Bauer ("Phage")
  • Ronald B. Moore (even-numbered episodes from "The Cloud" through "Learning Curve")

Post Production Supervisor: Dawn Velazquez
Supervising Editor: J.P. Farrell (all episodes except "Caretaker")
Scenic Art Supervisor/Technical Consultant: Michael Okuda
Senior Illustrator/Technical Consultant: Rick Sternbach
Make-Up Designed and Supervised by: Michael Westmore

Art Director
Set Designers
  • Gary Speckman ("Caretaker", odd-numbered episodes from "Parallax" through "Emanations")
  • Louise Dorton ("Caretaker", even-numbered episodes from "Time and Again" through "Prime Factors", "State of Flux" – "Learning Curve")
  • John Chichester ("Caretaker")
Visual Effects Coordinators
  • Michael Backauskas ("Caretaker", even-numbered episodes from "The Cloud" through "Learning Curve")
  • Joe Bauer ("Caretaker", "Parallax", odd-numbered episodes from "Emanations" through "Jetrel")
  • Edward L. Williams ("Caretaker", "Time and Again", "Eye of the Needle")
Visual Effects Series Coordinator
  • Philip Barberio ("Phage" – "Prime Factors")
  • Edward L. Williams ("State of Flux" – "Learning Curve")
Visual Effects Associate
  • Frederick G. Alba ("Caretaker")
  • Edward L. Williams ("Parallax", "Phage", "The Cloud", "Ex Post Facto" – "Prime Factors")
  • Arthur J. Codron ("State of Flux" – "Learning Curve")

Script Supervisor: Cosmo Genovese
Special Effects: Dick Brownfield
Property Master: Alan Sims
Construction Coordinator: Al Smutko

Scenic Artists

Video Coordinator: Denise Okuda
Hair Designer: Josée Normand

Make-Up Artists
  • Greg Nelson ("Caretaker" – "Phage", "Eye of the Needle" – "Emanations", "State of Flux" – "Learning Curve")
  • Tina Hoffman ("Caretaker" – "Time and Again", "The Cloud" – "Ex Post Facto", "Prime Factors" – "Heroes and Demons", "Jetrel", "Learning Curve")
  • Scott Wheeler ("Caretaker", "Parallax", "Phage" – "Eye of the Needle", "Emanations" – "State of Flux", "Cathexis"–"Jetrel")
  • Mark Shostrom ("Caretaker", "Time and Again" – "The Cloud", "Ex Post Facto" – "Prime Factors", "Heroes and Demons" – "Faces", "Learning Curve")
Hair Stylists
Wardrobe Supervisors

Sound Mixer: Alan Bernard, CAS

Camera Operator
  • Joe Chess, SOC ("Caretaker"–"Ex Post Facto", "Prime Factors" – "Learning Curve")
  • Ron High, SOC ("Emanations")

Chief Lighting Technician: Bill Peets
First Company Grip: Bob Sordal

Key Costumers
  • Tom Siegel ("Caretaker", even-numbered episodes)
  • Camille Argus ("Caretaker")
  • Matt Hoffman ("Caretaker", even-numbered episodes)
  • Jamie Thomas ("Caretaker", odd-numbered episodes)
  • Kimberley Shull (odd-numbered episodes from "Parallax" through "Jetrel") (credited as Kimberly Thompson-Shull until "State of Flux")

Music Editor: Gerry Sackman
Supervising Sound Editor: Bill Wistrom
Supervising Sound Effects Editor: Jim Wolvington

Sound Editors

Post Production Sound: Modern Sound (credited as "Modern Sound - Hollywood, CA" in "Caretaker")
Production Coordinator: Diane Overdiek
Post Production Coordinator: Cheryl Gluckstern

Production Associates

Pre-Production Coordinator: Lolita Fatjo
Casting Executive: Helen Mossler, CSA
Stunt Coordinator: Dennis Madalone ("Caretaker" – "The Cloud", "Ex Post Facto", "State of Flux" – "Faces", "Learning Curve")
Location Manager: Lisa White ("Caretaker", "Time and Again", "State of Flux")
Science Consultant: André Bormanis

Main Title Design by

Filmed with: Panavision Cameras and Lenses
Motion Control Photography: Image G

Digital Optical Effects
Computer Animation
  • Amblin Imaging ("Caretaker", "Phage")
  • Santa Barbara Studios ("The Cloud")

Computer Generated Effects: Amblin Imaging ("Eye of the Needle", "Emanations")
Special Video Compositing: CIS Hollywood
Editing Facilities: Unitel Video

Credited only in "Caretaker"

2nd Second Assistant Director: Michael DeMeritt
Visual Effects Assistant Editor: Arthur J. Codron
Illustrator: Jim Martin
Video Consultant: Elizabeth Radley

Video Playback Operators
Assistant Editor
Re-Recording Mixers

Casting Assistant: Libby Goldstein
Transportation Captain: Stewart Satterfield

Matte Paintings
Miniatures

Uncredited crew

Hair Styling

Makeup department

Special/visual effects

Background

See also

External link

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