Kate Mulgrew (Captain Kathryn Janeway), Robert Beltran (Chakotay), Tim Russ (Tuvok), and Robert Duncan McNeill (Tom Paris) are the only cast members to appear in every episode of the series. Lieutenant Joe Carey ( Josh Clark) is the last to die. Star Trek: Voyager: Shattered (2001)(#7.10) Final appearance of the Kazon.Star Trek: Voyager: Imperfection (2000) (#7.2) Rebi and Azan left Voyager to be returned to their people.Star Trek: Voyager: Collective (2000) (#6.16) Former Borg children First, Icheb, Mezoti, Azan, and Rebi came on-board Voyager.Star Trek: Voyager: Course: Oblivion (1999) (#5.18) B'Elanna Torres and Tom Paris get married.Star Trek: Voyager: Thirty Days (1998) (#5.9) Tom Paris gets demoted to Ensign.Star Trek: Voyager: Extreme Risk (1998) (#5.3) The Delta Flyer was built.Star Trek: Voyager: Message In A Bottle (1998) (#4.14) Starfleet is made aware of what happened to Voyager, and that she is not lost.Star Trek: Voyager: Revulsion (1997) (#4.5) Tuvok is promoted to Lieutenant Commander.Star Trek: Voyager: The Gift (1997) (#4.2) Kes ( Jennifer Lien) left Voyager and came back one last time in Star Trek: Voyager: Fury (2000) (#6.23).Star Trek: Voyager: Scorpion, Part II (1997) (#4.1) Seven of Nine ( Jeri Ryan) left the Borg collective, and stayed on board Voyager.It's also the final episode before the release of Star Trek: First Contact (1996) just 2 days before this episode first aired Star Trek: Voyager: Warlord (1996)(#3.10) Neelix & Kes break up.Star Trek: Voyager: Future's End: Part II (1996) (#3.9) The Doctor ( Robert Picardo) obtained a mobile emitter from the twenty-ninth century, which enabled him to leave sickbay in order to go anywhere he wants.Star Trek: Voyager: Basics, Part II (1996) (#3.1) Crewman Lon Suder ( Brad Dourif) dies.Her first name is not revealed until Star Trek: Voyager: Mortal Coil (1997) (#4.13). This makes her the only human (albeit only ½) born in the Delta Quadrant, except for those born on the planet in Star Trek: Voyager: The 37's (1995) (#2.1). Star Trek: Voyager: Deadlock (1996) (#2.21): birth of future crew member Naomi Wildman ( Scarlett Pomers).Star Trek: Voyager: Death Wish (1996)(#2.18)First appearance of Q.Seska ( Martha Hackett) left the ship, but is seen again in Star Trek: Voyager: Maneuvers (1995) (#2.11) & Star Trek: Voyager: Alliances (1996) (#2.14).
Personnel changes (for example, appearances, deaths, departures, and disappearances) & other nexus points: She has since admitted that she regrets not pursuing the role. Mary Woronov auditioned for the part of Captain Janeway, but she dropped out of the running, to focus on movies.However, while this show had an ending where the heroes eventually returned home, Space: 1999 (1975) was canceled without a proper ending. Schell had previously starred in Space: 1999 (1975), a British television series, with a similar premise about a group of individuals flung away from Earth with no quick way back. Catherine Schell was the first actress considered for the role of Captain Kathryn Janeway.Megan Gallagher auditioned for the role of Janeway she later guest-starred on Star Trek: Voyager: Body And Soul (2000).Among the actors who read for the part were Nigel Havers and Gary Graham. At one point, several male actors read for the role of Captain Janeway, in the event Paramount had cold feet over casting a female lead.Geneviève Bujold was originally cast to play Captain Janeway, but a few days into filming the first episode Star Trek: Voyager: Caretaker (1995), she abruptly quit.The following actresses were considered or auditioned for Captain Janeway.
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