Star Trek: Voyager - Season 3 Watch Free in HD

Season 3 opens with the entire Voyager marooned on a desolate planet by the Kazon. Tom Paris was sent out to try and find someone who can help them. And Lon Suder and the Doctor who are still on Voyager try to help.

Genre:

Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi

Actors:

Kate Mulgrew, Robert Beltran, Roxann Dawson, Jennifer Lien, Robert Duncan McNeill, Ethan Phillips, Robert Picardo, Tim Russ, Garrett Wang, Brad Dourif, Anthony De Longis, ...»

Director:

Rick Berman, Michael Piller, Jeri Taylor

Country:

United States

Release:

1996

IMDb:

7.9

Quality:

Duration:

45 min

Admiral Janeway

Played by: Kate Mulgrew

Commander Chakotay

Played by: Robert Beltran

Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres

Played by: Roxann Dawson

Kes

Played by: Jennifer Lien

Tom Paris

Played by: Robert Duncan McNeill

Neelix

Played by: Ethan Phillips

The Doctor

Played by: Robert Picardo

Tuvok

Played by: Tim Russ

Harry Kim

Played by: Garrett Wang

Crewman Lon Suder

Played by: Brad Dourif

First Maje Culluh

Played by: Anthony De Longis

Seska

Played by: Martha Hackett

Ensign Samantha Wildman

Played by: Nancy Hower

Lieutenant Hogan

Played by: Simon Billig

Federation Computer Voice

Played by: Majel Barrett

Lieutenant Ayala

Played by: Tarik Ergin

Ensign Brooks

Played by: Susan Henley

Operations Division Officer

Played by: Susan Lewis

Borg

Played by: Tom Morga

Janice Rand

Played by: Grace Lee Whitney

Excelsior Officer

Played by: Jeremy Roberts

Helmsman Lojur

Played by: Boris Lee Krutonog

Kang

Played by: Michael Ansara

Sulu

Played by: George Takei

Giuseppina Pentangeli

Played by: Carole Davis

Chardis

Played by: Steven Houska

Lt. Susan Nicoletti

Played by: Christine Delgado

Arridor

Played by: Dan Shor

Kol

Played by: Leslie Jordan

Kafar

Played by: Rob LaBelle

Dathan

Played by: Charles Esten

William McKenzie

Played by: Richard Sarstedt

Rain Robinson

Played by: Sarah Silverman

Captain Braxton

Played by: Allan Royal

Henry Starling

Played by: Ed Begley Jr.

Ensign Kaplan

Played by: Susan Dalian

Dunbar

Played by: Christian Conrad

Adin

Played by: Anthony Crivello

Nori

Played by: Galyn Görg

Tieran

Played by: Leigh McCloskey

Female Q

Played by: Suzie Plakson

Colonel Q

Played by: Harve Presnell

Played by: John de Lancie

Bahrat

Played by: Carlos Carrasco

Ensign Vorik

Played by: Alexander Enberg

Tosin

Played by: James Horan

Admiral Edward Janeway

Played by: Len Cariou

Ensign Lang

Played by: Deborah Levin

Dr. Riley Frazier

Played by: Lori Hallier

Orum

Played by: Ivar Brogger

Zahir

Played by: David Lee Smith

Nakahn

Played by: Stephen Davies

Mahatma Gandhi

Played by: Noel De Souza

Lord Byron

Played by: Christopher Clarke

Lt. Galloway

Played by: Holiday Freeman

Socrates

Played by: Don Rutherford

Taymon

Played by: Patrick Fabian

Mary Kim

Played by: Irene Tsu

Linnis Paris

Played by: Jessica Collins

Benaren

Played by: Michael Maguire

Andrew Kim

Played by: Christopher Aguilar

Martis

Played by: Rachael Harris

Charlene

Played by: Wendy Schaal

Jeffrey

Played by: Glenn Walker Harris Jr.

Belle

Played by: Lindsey Haun

Larg

Played by: Stephen Anthony Ralston

K'Kath

Played by: Chad Haywood

Haluk

Played by: Marshall R. Teague

Minister Odala

Played by: Concetta Tomei

Dammar

Played by: Kenneth Tigar

Jarlath

Played by: Mark L. Taylor

Rislan

Played by: James Noah

Taleen

Played by: Nancy Youngblut

Michael Jonas

Played by: Raphael Sbarge

Leonardo da Vinci

Played by: John Rhys-Davies

Den of Geek

Season three was the season that found the right tone and finally dropped sub-standard Klingon substitutes the Kazon for more stand-alone stories and, eventually, a much better recurring bad guy.

October 23, 2017

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ScreenRant

At its heart, the episode isn't about complacency or forgiveness, it's about responsibility and the importance of history: asking questions, confronting the story, and accepting the truth so that it could never happen again.

October 24, 2017

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Hollywood Reporter

The introduction of Species 8472 was a game changer both for Trek and Voyager. It was a mindblowing notion that the Borg might have to team up with anyone, much less Janeway.

October 24, 2017

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IGN Movies

Still, while I thought this was the beginning of the end for the Borg, that season finale remains an amazing cliffhanger.

October 21, 2017

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PopMatters

[Kate] Mulgrew's Janeway is a true TV original, probably one of the strongest women ever to exist on the small screen. A leader who isn't afraid to be feminine, but a person of iron clad determination.

October 21, 2017

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New York Daily News

For Voyager, it's the high point of the series to date. The Borg is dead. Long live the Borg.

October 24, 2017

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Star Trek: Voyager - Season 3

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