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Character in Star Trek: Voyager

Kathryn Janeway
Star Trek grapheme
Janeway Season7.jpg

Kate Mulgrew as Captain Kathryn Janeway
Kickoff appearance "Flagman" (1995)
Concluding advent "A Moral Star: Part 2 (Star Expedition: Prodigy)" (2022)
Portrayed past Kate Mulgrew
In-universe information
Species Human
Affiliation United Federation of Planets
Starfleet
Posting Starfleet Control (NEM)
USS Voyager (VOY)
USS Dauntless (PRO)
Position Starfleet Vice Admiral (NEM)
Commanding Officer (VOY)
Rank Vice Admiral (NEM)
Captain (VOY)

Kathryn Janeway is a fictional graphic symbol in the Star Trek franchise. She was the Captain of the Starfleet starship USS Voyager (on Star Trek: Voyager) while it was lost in the Delta Quadrant on the other side of the milky way. After returning domicile to the Alpha Quadrant, she is promoted to Vice-Admiral and briefly appears in the 2002 film Star Trek: Nemesis. She is seen again commanding the USS Brave in Star Trek: Prodigy, searching for the missing USS Protostar which was being allowable by Captain Chakotay, her former first officer on Voyager, at the time of its disappearance.

Although other female captains had appeared in previous Star Trek episodes and other media, Janeway is the only one to serve as the cardinal character of a Star Trek TV series. She has also appeared in other media including books and video games. In all of her screen appearances, she was played by Kate Mulgrew.

Casting [edit]

Star Trek: Voyager [edit]

During development, one of the actors considered for Captain earlier it was decided information technology would be a woman, was Gary Graham.[1] Some of the actresses who had been considered in the beginning fourth dimension around besides Bujold and Mulgrew, included Erin Greyness, Patty Knuckles, and Susan Gibney.[1]

The grapheme was originally named Elizabeth Janeway, after the noted writer of the same proper noun. Yet, subsequently Geneviève Bujold was cast, she requested the character to be renamed "Nicole Janeway". Bujold was initially very positive, maxim in an interview, "This part is a challenge but it feels right."[ii] Bujold, whose experience was mainly in feature films, was unprepared for the schedule demanded past the tv set serial, was unwilling to do news interviews, and dropped out on the second mean solar day of filming for the pilot episode "Caretaker".[3] Kate Mulgrew, who had previously auditioned for the role, was brought in. She suggested that the name be inverse to "Kathryn", to which the producers agreed.[four] Actresses Erin Greyness and Chelsea Field (wife of future Star Trek captain Scott Bakula) also auditioned for the role.[5]

When Bujold left on September viii, 1994, some of the other actresses who had been (re)considered were Joanna Cassidy , Susan Gibney, Elizabeth Dennehy, Tracy Scoggins, and Lindsay Crouse according to Amusement Weekly.[6] The pressure to find a new person for the role was extraordinary. Not only was shooting already backside schedule, merely the launch characteristic too had to be ready by January 1995.[6] It was non only the launch of serial, simply would also be the flagship for newly launching United Paramount Network (UPN), and over twenty million dollars was being spent on the pilot.[6]

Star Trek: Nemesis [edit]

Mulgrew reprises the character Janeway in a cameo in the 2002 feature film Nemesis.[7] [eight]

Star Expedition: Prodigy [edit]

In October 2020, Mulgrew confirmed she will vocalisation Janeway in the forthcoming Star Trek: Prodigy.[ix] The testify begin to air in 2021, and is almost teenagers having adventures on a starship.[10] Executive Producer Alex Kurtzman said of the option, "We tin recollect of no better captain to inspire the next generation of dreamers on Nickelodeon, than she."[8] The show is computer animated and premiered on Nickelodeon in Oct 2021.[8] In April, 2021, it was revealed that this graphic symbol would exist an emergency training hologram based on Janeway.[11]

In Feb 2022, Mulgrew reprised her role as Admiral Janeway for the commencement time since Star Expedition: Nemesis in the episode "A Moral Star, Role 2".

Character biography [edit]

"There's coffee in that nebula. "

Helm Janeway, "The Cloud"[12]

In the Star Trek universe, Kathryn Janeway was built-in on May 20, 2336[13] in Bloomington, Indiana on Earth.[14] She was the girl of Vice Admiral Janeway and has a sister named Phoebe, who is the creative person in the family. Phoebe never chose to join Starfleet and stayed close to domicile with her mother, Gretchen Janeway. Kathryn Janeway was very close to her father, who taught her to look at the universe with a scientist's eye; she was devastated past his death.[15] Her first mission afterward graduating the academy was every bit a scientific discipline officer on the USS Al-Batani, where she served equally Chief Science Officer during the Arias mission.[16]

Helm Janeway takes command of the Intrepid-class USS Voyager in 2371. Their first mission is to locate and capture a Maquis vessel last seen in the expanse of space known as the Badlands. While there, the Maquis transport and Voyager are transported against their will into the Delta Quadrant, 70,000 light-years away, past a massive displacement wave. The Maquis ship is destroyed while fighting the Kazon-Ogla, and although Voyager survives, at that place are numerous casualties. In lodge to protect the Ocampa, who live on a planet Voyager visits, Janeway destroys the Caretaker Array, the infinite station that transported the 2 ships to the Delta Quadrant, which provides energy to the Ocampa's planet, despite the fact that the Array may exist the two ships' merely chance to return dwelling house. In doing this, Janeway strands her ship and crew seven decades' travel from dwelling house.[17]

Her commencement major task is integrating the surviving Maquis and Voyager crews. Chakotay, captain of the Maquis ship, succeeds the deceased Lieutenant Commander Cavit as her start officeholder. Janeway besides grants convicted criminal, erstwhile Starfleet officeholder, and accomplished airplane pilot Tom Paris a field committee, and makes him Voyager 's helmsman.[17]

Janeway's other interactions with her coiffure include helping the de-alloyed Borg Vii of 9 reclaim her individuality and humanity and advocating for the Doctor's status as a sentient being.[17]

During the course of the TV series, Voyager has contact with the Q Continuum on iii occasions, and repeated contact with the Borg. With the intervention of a future/alternate version of herself, Janeway leads her crew in using one of the Borg's transwarp conduits to return her ship to Federation space afterwards having traveled through the Delta Quadrant for seven years.[17]

In a cameo in the film Star Trek: Nemesis, now-Admiral Janeway instructs Captain Jean-Luc Picard to travel to Romulus at the invitation of the film's adversary.[vii]

A few years after Voyager's return to Federation space and Janeway'due south subsequent promotion to Admiral, Janeway commands the USS Dauntless in an effort to locate her former first officer Chakotay who disappeared while commanding the USS Protostar.

Non-catechism [edit]

Admiral Janeway as well appeared in the Borg Invasion 4-D ride at the Star Trek: The Experience venue in Las Vegas, which closed in 2008. In the ride, Janeway leads Voyager to the rescue of ride participants who are ostensibly trapped first on a space station and afterwards a shuttlecraft that come under set on by a Borg Cube allowable by the Borg Queen. At the ride'southward terminate, Janeway tells the participants, "Congratulations. You lot've defeated the Borg with one matter the Queen tin can never assimilate: the human being spirit. As long as nosotros have that, resistance will never be futile."

Janeway continued every bit a major character in the Star Trek novels that depict the events in the lives of the Voyager characters after the cease of that series. In Peter David'due south 2007 Star Trek: The Side by side Generation novel, Before Dishonor,[18] which is set up after the events of Star Trek: Nemesis, Janeway is alloyed by a rogue faction of the Borg, and becomes their new Borg Queen. 7 of Ix, with the aid of Ambassador Spock and the Enterprise-E crew, manages to communicate with Janeway'south consciousness, buried deep inside the Queen'due south mind. During a cursory moment of contact, Janeway helps them destroy the Borg cube, with all hands on lath. Although Vii manages to escape, Janeway is killed. Her memorial service sees a vast turnout, and a tall gleaming pillar with a lite burning atop it is constructed in tribute to her. The Q female person appears to Janeway's spirit, and tells her that Q and the Q Continuum had taken an interest in her. Telling her that she has a destiny, Lady Q takes Janeway by the hand, and disappears with her into realms unknown. Writer Peter David explained the volume was conceived past Pocket Books editorial as one in which Janeway would die, and that he was brought in to write it in order to give her a reportedly heroic transport-off.[19]

In the 2012 Star Trek: Voyager novel The Eternal Tide by Kirsten Beyer, Janeway returns to man life with the help of young Q, who needs her assistance, and by the book'southward stop resumes her admiralship in Starfleet. In the 2014 Star Trek: Voyager novel Protectors by Kirsten Beyer, Janeway goes back to World per orders of Starfleet Command; by the end of the book she returns to the Delta Quadrant, taking charge of the starships stationed there. She continues this mission in Beyer's 2nd 2014 Star Trek: Voyager novel, Acts of Contrition.

In Cryptic Studios' online role-playing game, Star Trek Online, Janeway was physically added to game in January 2022 along with voiceover piece of work past Kate Mulgrew as role of the game'due south twelfth anniversary.[20] Prior to her addition, Janeway was simply occasionally mentioned in the game. She was too retroactively added to the game's 2014 Delta Rise expansion.

Reception [edit]

In 2019, Vulture.com ranked Captain Kathryn Janeway as the number one Star Trek captain by their selection benchmark, a combination of competency and managerial style.[12] In particular, they notation her ability to overcome peachy challenges despite being on the other side of the Galaxy and commanding a crew in large part consisting of not-Starfleet personnel.[12] 1 of her interesting relationships is noted as with the Onetime Maquis B'Elanna Torres (played by Roxann Dawson), and the Sometime Borg Seven of Nine (played by Jeri Ryan).[21] [22] Space.com rated Janeway as the number 3 best captain of Star Trek.[22] In 2017, The Washington Post ranked Janeway as the third all-time Captain of Star Trek.[23]

Screen Rant rated her the fifth all-time captain of the franchise, noting her ability to command in adverse situations; two praises were that she does non give up easily and tries to maintain crew morale.[24] In a review of female characters from scientific discipline fiction television and film, Janeway was in the top x.[25] Captain Janeway was ranked equally the 18th all-time character of all Star Expedition by IGN in 2009.[26] In 2016, Captain Janeway was ranked as the 8th most important character of Starfleet within the Star Trek science fiction universe by Wired magazine.[27]

The romance between Janeway and Kashyk in "Counterpoint" was praised by Screen Rant, which they rated as one of the ten best episodes of Star Expedition: Voyager.[28] In 2018, CBR ranked Janeway as the 4th best Starfleet character of Star Trek.[29] In 2017, Screen Rant ranked Kathryn Janeway equally the 18th virtually attractive person in the Star Trek universe.[30]

In 2018, The Gamer ranked Janeway every bit one of the tiptop 15 starship captains of the Star Expedition franchise.[31]

Captain Janeway was rated as one of the top seven time travelers, in the whole Star Expedition franchise by Nerdist in 2019, for her exploits in "Endgame".[32]

In July 2019, Screen Rant ranked Janeway the 4th smartest character of Star Trek.[33]

Legacy [edit]

Astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti dressed as Captain Janeway, tweeted her line "There's coffee in that nebula".

There's coffee in that nebula [edit]

In 2015, astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti tweeted "There'southward coffee in that nebula", quoting Janeway from the Star Expedition: Voyager episode "The Cloud". She accompanied this tweet with a photo of her wearing a Star Trek uniform[34] aboard the International Space Station.[35] [36] The space station was getting a shipment of supplies which triggered a take chances to say how java really was in the incoming spacecraft (a Dragon cargo spacecraft).[35] The spacecraft was carrying the ISSpresso machine which actually would allow coffee beverages to be made aboard the space station.[34]

Birthplace monument [edit]

In 2019, a group of Bloomington, Indiana residents formed the Bloomington Captain Janeway Commonage with the goal of building a birthplace monument such as the ane existing for James T. Kirk in Riverside, Iowa.[37] Through attending local events and raising sensation, and with the permission of CBS, they were able to successfully raise funds through a crowdsourcing entrada on the platform Patronicity and received a matching grant from the Indiana Housing and Community Development Potency's CreatINg Identify plan.[38]

An official groundbreaking effect took identify on June 27, 2020, and the monument was unveiled on Oct 24, 2020, after being delayed from the planned date of May twenty, 2020 due to the COVID-xix pandemic.[39] Kate Mulgrew attended the unveiling about due to the pandemic. [40] The monument is constructed of a cast statuary bosom with a limestone base with stainless steel plate, and was sculpted by Aaron Eby.[41] It is located on the B-Line Trail immediately next to the WonderLab science museum.[42]

Meet also [edit]

  • List of female activeness heroes

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External links [edit]

  • Kathryn Janeway at Memory Blastoff (a Star Trek wiki)

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathryn_Janeway

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