He claims that the producers of Star Trek: Voyager thought his ideas were “insane,” but history has proven that they weren’t. After all, his award-winning Battlestar Galactica had the title ship escorting a civilian fleet, and the fleet later held an election that ousted its original president of the colonies, plot points that greatly resonated with fans.
Both ideas have some serious merit, but I can’t help but focus on how much better Star Trek: Voyager would have been if Janeway and her crew were constantly surrounded by an alien fleet.
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