7x25 Endgame, Part 1 - Star Trek: Voyager Episode Guide

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Episode: 07x25
Title: Endgame, Part 1
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 271
First Aired: May. 23, 2001

Season 7 » Episode #25 - Endgame, Part 1

Star Trek: Voyager - 07x25 Endgame, Part 1

Summary: Stardate: Unknown It’s the 10th anniversary of Voyager’s triumphant return to Earth from the Delta Quadrant. However, (now) Admiral Janeway is troubled by memories of the losses of friends that they suffered in the later years. Janeway can’t except those losses, and has decided to take action; an action which will violate the Prime Directive and temporal directives. If she proceeds, her career will be over; if she succeeds, many lives will be restored, many years taken off the journey, and her recent career will not have existed anyway.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Chakotay	played by Robert Beltran
B'Elanna Torres	played by Roxann Dawson
Tom Paris	played by Robert Duncan McNeill
Tuvok	played by Tim Russ
Harry Kim	played by Garrett Wang
Korath	played by Vaughn Armstrong
Icheb	played by Manu Intiraymi
The Borg Queen	played by Alice Krige
Ryder	played by Christian Maguire

	Season 7 / Episode 25: - Endgame, Part 1 The Borg: Vessel Identified. U.S.S Voyager. We will pursue and assimilate.
	Season 7 / Episode 25: - Endgame, Part 1 Tom Paris: Doc! The Doctor: Mr. Paris. Voyager's pilot, medic and occasional thorn in my side.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

CONT: After Janeway warps away from the Klingons, the shuttle is shown without its armor deployed. But when the scene switches to an interior view, the windows are covered by the armor plating.

TRIVIA

SPOILER: Seven of Nine (Jeri Ryan) was originally going to die in the final episode; giving in to her romantic feelings for Chakotay would finally cause a fatal malfunction in her cortical implant. This idea was eventually abandoned.
The main starship classes from all three "Star Trek" (1966) spin-offs appear in the final shot of the episode. A Galaxy-class starship (the Enterprise-D from "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987)), a Defiant-class starship (the Defiant from "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993)), and of course
SPOILER: The producers considered ending the series with Voyager and its crew still stranded in the Delta Quadrant, since the crew had already started to perceive Voyager as their real home over the past seasons. This idea was ultimately scrapped.
Many Voyager set pieces that were no longer necessary were being demolished while cast and crew were still filming scenes for the final episode.
Last show of the series.