Not outside pon farr

This is what happens ifyou hold back any emotion for a 7 year run.

That's why we go to conventions, to get gems like this

Well after a long time of playing Vulcan, it's good for him to let out a laughter.

Must be a tuvix side effect 😄

I like how he makes sure to hold his mic to his mouth so we hear his laugh.

Oh my y’all SAME! He’s like hiding himself but he could not stop laughing! He must have held back too many laughs all those years of being a Vulcan!!!!

Russ is just having the time of his life

*Says nothing* *Adds the most to the clip by far*

Tuvok to sickbay medical emergency!

Could YOU talk about Voyager with a straight face? I sure couldn't.

this guy seems to have a hate boner for voyager LOL

@@SovereignStatesman You need to learn some self-control.

It's Bob Picardo, Robbie Duncan McNeil, and Robert Beltran ;)

@@keiths81ca I’m talking about Kate Mulgrew, Tim Russ and Robert Picardo as they’re the ones not telling the stories and trying to hold it together

@@mrcritical6751 I know who you meant, although it took me a second. I was telling you are the Roberts are identified among the Voyager cast and crew.

@@keiths81ca it seems they differentiate the Roberts by referring to Robert Beltran by his last name judging by this clip

Just like on TNG Worf and Data were the 2 most serious characters but Michael Dorn and Brent Spiner made up most of the bloopers🤣

Breaking news: actors can act

It is! Haha! x D.

😇🌎✨

He's an actor. Nothing they said was that funny

@@johnh8705 They are Human Beings John.

There’s rumours they’re trying to get Kate Mulgrew to agree to a live action appearance now that they’ve tested the waters of an older Janeway in Prodigy

You only think that because he was a literal baby when he was cast as Harry Kim.

Tuvok's captain of an Excelsior refit or something. Served like 40 years on them bad boys.

Ehh, seeing how Picard turned out, I’d prefer not to have a bad sequel to retroactively ruin my rewatches of Voyager episodes.

Doesn't have to be live action. I'd take a Voyager animated series with the original cast reprising their roles; Lower Decks is great, Prodigy is starting to get really interesting as well.

I loved the premise of voyager. Stranded in the delta quadrant with the mission of trying to make it home while upholding the prime directive. New planets, new races, lots of borg encounters. It was just a disappointing ending because it felt so rushed.

@@adamstilwell4209 Yeah, for me, the premise of Voyager was probably _THE_ most 'Star Trek-y' of all Star Trek shows. There's the famous monologue at the start of both the Original Series and The Next Generation - "....to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no man has gone before!" That's the very definition of what Voyager is doing! Both the old (Kirk) and the new (Picard) Enterprises are basically flying through 'known' space, mostly interacting with somewhat 'known' races (for the most part), whereas Voyager is literally exploring in a completely unexplored region of space, literally meeting and encountering new lifeforms and new civilizations. They even teamed up with the Borg once! I've got a lot of love for Voyager!

Good actors, good premise, good special effects, very hit and miss writing. Voyager had some great episodes but also a lot of stinkers, and the ending wasn't very satisfying.

Yes I thought they were badly dubbed. Now I know why!!! 😂😂

Thank you!

Thanks

That should be known as the "Tuvok maneuver"

Sarah! x 3.

@@DeanIsJesus I'm sorry?

It's funny! Laugh a little! x 3 haha.

What episode is it?

I have a feeling that we all will one day soon. ^. ^

Was this posted before Star Trek Prodigy came out?

@@ZipplyZane I've never seen Prodigy, so essentially yes!

The animosity between her and Jeri Ryan was apparently Kate's fault (although Jeri maybe didn't stick up for herself like she could have) but I guess they've since buried the hatchet. Other than that the Voyager cast seemed to have gotten along well enough.

And then the Cypress Hill music starts playing, the guy reveals he was playing, and they share an ambassadorial bong hit with the entire bridge crew. _Now_ I remember that episode 👍 _“🎼🎵 Pick it, pack it, phaser it up, come along, and take a hit from the bong. Leola root down, just for a second. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not a new method… 🎶”_

The Alpha Quadrant's first low-rider starship.

Say sike right now

only because it was finally over

@@Calzaki booooo

Um. No. It was extremely quick, and no scenes of them actually arriving home... We didnt get to see Harry hug his parents, Tom and Admiral Paris bury the hatchet. Seven seeing Earth, while On it. The Doctor getting some new job. Etc. The Voyager Finale needed more. TNG finale was way better. DS9 Finale was almost perfect. Voyager's was good. NOT great.

@@killwalker all true but still blasting out of the borg ship sweeeeeet! Tell me a better finale and I’ll watch it tonight

Once in a while he can enjoy it!

Hey, it's still a paycheck, right? These panels pay. So once he got over the anger, he could see the rationale of the dollar signs again.

I don’t blame him. The Native American consultant for him was a total fraud.

Wait what? What happened? I always wondered why he didn't participate in the interviews for the DVD releases of Voyager. Neither did Jeri Ryan and the actress who played Kes but I later understood why they turned it down if they even asked them (I'm sure they asked Jeri). Also Patrick Duncan McNeill didn't either so I'm wondering what happened there too.

@@steveng2896 Beltran was mislead about the authenticity of his Native American representation and despite being the second in command of the ship he got very little episodes centered on him that weren't really weird stereotypical "vision quests"

Who are they? I'm drawing a blank

It is actually quite annoying.

Well, when there are three Roberts in the main cast, it just makes things easier.

Voyager can pop its engine nacelles up and down in response.