#chronowerx

[federationgothic]

Chronowerx

[nerds-yearbook]

The starship Voyager fell through a time rift after battling a spacecraft from the 29th Century. A hippie named Henry Starling had found the remains of the spacecraft from the 29th Century that had come back farther through time to 1967 because of the time rift. Sterling copied the technology and started his own company called Chronowerx that lead to the micro computer revolution in the 1990’s. The Voyager crew confronted Starling in 1996 but ended up getting their ship’s computer hacked by him. They learned that Starling was building a timeship to try to travel to the future to steal more technology, but they also learned that this would bring about a huge galactic tragedy. When the captain of the Voyager couldn’t convince Starling not to use the timeship, she was forced to destroy his timeship before he could enter the time rift. ("Future’s End pt 1 & 2", Star Trek Voyager, TV)

[usstrekart]

“Future's End, part II” (S03E09, Stardate 50312.5) wraps up the story with a traditional Voyager reset button. I do enjoy the promise the Mobile Emitter brings, and Rain and Tom were fun. But Starling went from interesting to one-note stereotype and there was a lack of gravity to the finale.

Mirroring my poster for Future's End, my poster for part II features Voyager traveling forward in time after saving all of reality.

[friendswhotrektogether]

Sell your Chronowerx stock now

[usstrekart]

The opening half of “Future's End, part I” (S03E08, Stardate 50312.5) is rather uneven. The crew is rushed into 1996, Braxton's attempt to save the future is laughable and there are some major plot holes that set up the second half. However, Rain is a positive, and it is enjoyable to see the crew on earth

[goats-of-bandcamp]

[madagascarphantasticus]