Star Trek: Voyager Equinox: Part II (1995–2001) watch online HD
- Original title:Equinox: Part II
- Category:TV Episode / Action / Adventure / Sci-Fi
- Released:1995–2001
- Director:David Livingston
- Actors:Kate Mulgrew,Robert Beltran,Roxann Dawson
- Writer:Gene Roddenberry,Rick Berman
- Duration:43min
- Video type:TV Episode
- Rating 8.2
- Votes 656
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Noah Lessing says that the planet looks just like McKinley Park, which is a popular filming location for all the "Star Trek" series, including this one.
First "Voyager" episode to be broadcast after Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993) had wrapped up its series at the end of the proceeding season. For two years (its 6th and 7th seasons), "Voyager" was the sole carrier of the Star Trek franchise.
This episode was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series.
This was the first Voyager episode on which writer Ronald D. Moore worked, having transferred to the Voyager writers' team after the conclusion of Deep Space Nine.
Ronald D. Moore would later rework this concept into the episode "Pegasus" in the reimagined Battlestar Galactica series. The Pegasus experiences a crisis similar to the one encountered by the Equinox: alone in Cylon controlled space and with only half its crew, the commanding officer of Pegasus forces refugees into service and takes critical supplies and parts, and then leaves the refugees' shipmates to die.
The Prime Directive was broken many times by the crew of the Equinox, although Ransom tells Janeway that he only ever "walked the line", a clear deception to cover his atrocities.
47 Reference - When the Doctor is called in sick bay, the panel he views shows Subspace Comm Protocols 047.
This takes place in 2376.
The USS Equinox is briefly visible on the screen when Seven of Nine shows Kathryn Janeway the Cardassian ship in astrometrics among the 52 ships that Neelix' ship's sensors recorded at the Caretaker's array (VOY: "The Voyager Conspiracy").
The USS Equinox is a Nova-class starship. According to the Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual", the Nova-class starship was originally considered as a successor to the Galaxy-class starship, and as a possible design for the Enterprise-E which first appeared in Star Trek: First Contact.
In Star Trek: Voyager: Relativity (1999), we see Admiral Patterson introducing Janeway to The Doctor for the first time, remarking that Starfleet was considering outfitting his program onto all Federation star-ships. The Equinox apparently was another test candidate for the Lewis Zimmerman EMH program, as it must have been in the Delta Quadrant at that time or shortly after.
The possibility of another Federation starship being in the Delta Quadrant is discussed in the first season episode "State of Flux".
The main bridge of the Equinox is a re-use of the set used for the USS Prometheus, as are the corridors, crew quarters and science lab. They are all slightly altered to simulate the effect of damage.
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Kate Mulgrew | - | Captain Kathryn Janeway | |
| Robert Beltran | - | Chakotay | |
| Roxann Dawson | - | B'Elanna Torres | |
| Robert Duncan McNeill | - | Tom Paris | |
| Ethan Phillips | - | Neelix | |
| Robert Picardo | - | The Doctor / Equinox EMH | |
| Tim Russ | - | Tuvok | |
| Jeri Ryan | - | Seven of Nine | |
| Garrett Wang | - | Harry Kim | |
| John Savage | - | Captain Rudy Ransom | |
| Titus Welliver | - | Lt. Cmdr. Maxwell Burke | |
| Olivia Birkelund | - | Ensign Marla Gilmore | |
| Rick Worthy | - | Crewman Noah Lessing | |
| Eric Steinberg | - | Ankari | |
| Steven Dennis | - | Crewman Thompson (as Steve Dennis) |
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