(VOY: "Resistance"), When Tom Paris broke the warp ten barrier that same year, he began exhibiting strange behavior until his DNA completely mutated and transformed him into an amphibian species. Janeway was dressed down by Tuvok in front of three Starfleet admirals for failing to observe proper tactical procedures during her first command. Having a fiery temperament, Torres had punched Carey in the nose over a disagreement in engineering. When Voyager found Equinox, a battle ensued. Janeway explained to the young Kes in the past what had happened and she made a recording, explaining how happy she was and that her stay on Voyager was voluntary. She refused to go a day without it and preferred it completely black, without milk or sugar.

Given the navigational challenge in this region of space, she proposed to Admiral Patterson to rehabilitate Tom Paris – an excellent pilot and disgraced son of her former captain, now Admiral Paris, as well as a former Maquis – for the mission. In 2009, Mulgrew appeared in the NBC medical series Mercy, playing the recurring role of Jeannie Flanagan (the mother of the show's lead, Veronica). Kathryn Janeway was played by actress Kate Mulgrew. (VOY: "Phage"), Janeway also led the ship into a nebula that was really an organic lifeform.

She called on him to join her because her tribe was too small and weak to defend itself from all its enemies. The principles and ideals of the Federation. So the negatives are small.[8]. (VOY: "Shattered"), Janeway dealt with Paris and Torres' marriage and pregnancy.

Her death was confirmed in the Full Circle novel. Even though Tuvok reassured her that he acted out of logic, believing he had to acquire the technology on her behalf as she was not morally able to violate the Prime Directive like that, she reminded him of the strong relationship they had spent years forging and asked him to bring his logic to her the next time instead of just acting on it. Kathryn Janeway was a 24th century Starfleet officer, most noted for her service as captain of the starship USS Voyager. After some rough patches in the beginning, such as the time Chakotay pushed for her to give B'Elanna Torres the post of chief engineer – despite Torres' unprofessional and rebellious attitude – Janeway soon began to trust Chakotay and admired him for his integrity and fair handling of the crews of Voyager and the Maquis. Chakotay, despite being furious about Torres' lack of discipline, still recommended her for the position of chief engineer; a proposal which Janeway initially dismissed, as she saw Torres as an undisciplined troublemaker unfit to hold a command position.

(VOY: "Resistance"), When Tom Paris broke the warp ten barrier that same year, he began exhibiting strange behavior until his DNA completely mutated and transformed him into an amphibian species. Janeway was dressed down by Tuvok in front of three Starfleet admirals for failing to observe proper tactical procedures during her first command. Having a fiery temperament, Torres had punched Carey in the nose over a disagreement in engineering. When Voyager found Equinox, a battle ensued. Janeway explained to the young Kes in the past what had happened and she made a recording, explaining how happy she was and that her stay on Voyager was voluntary. She refused to go a day without it and preferred it completely black, without milk or sugar.

Given the navigational challenge in this region of space, she proposed to Admiral Patterson to rehabilitate Tom Paris – an excellent pilot and disgraced son of her former captain, now Admiral Paris, as well as a former Maquis – for the mission. In 2009, Mulgrew appeared in the NBC medical series Mercy, playing the recurring role of Jeannie Flanagan (the mother of the show's lead, Veronica). Kathryn Janeway was played by actress Kate Mulgrew. (VOY: "Phage"), Janeway also led the ship into a nebula that was really an organic lifeform.

She called on him to join her because her tribe was too small and weak to defend itself from all its enemies. The principles and ideals of the Federation. So the negatives are small.[8]. (VOY: "Shattered"), Janeway dealt with Paris and Torres' marriage and pregnancy.

Her death was confirmed in the Full Circle novel. Even though Tuvok reassured her that he acted out of logic, believing he had to acquire the technology on her behalf as she was not morally able to violate the Prime Directive like that, she reminded him of the strong relationship they had spent years forging and asked him to bring his logic to her the next time instead of just acting on it. Kathryn Janeway was a 24th century Starfleet officer, most noted for her service as captain of the starship USS Voyager. After some rough patches in the beginning, such as the time Chakotay pushed for her to give B'Elanna Torres the post of chief engineer – despite Torres' unprofessional and rebellious attitude – Janeway soon began to trust Chakotay and admired him for his integrity and fair handling of the crews of Voyager and the Maquis. Chakotay, despite being furious about Torres' lack of discipline, still recommended her for the position of chief engineer; a proposal which Janeway initially dismissed, as she saw Torres as an undisciplined troublemaker unfit to hold a command position.

(VOY: "Resistance"), When Tom Paris broke the warp ten barrier that same year, he began exhibiting strange behavior until his DNA completely mutated and transformed him into an amphibian species. Janeway was dressed down by Tuvok in front of three Starfleet admirals for failing to observe proper tactical procedures during her first command. Having a fiery temperament, Torres had punched Carey in the nose over a disagreement in engineering. When Voyager found Equinox, a battle ensued. Janeway explained to the young Kes in the past what had happened and she made a recording, explaining how happy she was and that her stay on Voyager was voluntary. She refused to go a day without it and preferred it completely black, without milk or sugar.

Given the navigational challenge in this region of space, she proposed to Admiral Patterson to rehabilitate Tom Paris – an excellent pilot and disgraced son of her former captain, now Admiral Paris, as well as a former Maquis – for the mission. In 2009, Mulgrew appeared in the NBC medical series Mercy, playing the recurring role of Jeannie Flanagan (the mother of the show's lead, Veronica). Kathryn Janeway was played by actress Kate Mulgrew. (VOY: "Phage"), Janeway also led the ship into a nebula that was really an organic lifeform.

She called on him to join her because her tribe was too small and weak to defend itself from all its enemies. The principles and ideals of the Federation. So the negatives are small.[8]. (VOY: "Shattered"), Janeway dealt with Paris and Torres' marriage and pregnancy.

Her death was confirmed in the Full Circle novel. Even though Tuvok reassured her that he acted out of logic, believing he had to acquire the technology on her behalf as she was not morally able to violate the Prime Directive like that, she reminded him of the strong relationship they had spent years forging and asked him to bring his logic to her the next time instead of just acting on it. Kathryn Janeway was a 24th century Starfleet officer, most noted for her service as captain of the starship USS Voyager. After some rough patches in the beginning, such as the time Chakotay pushed for her to give B'Elanna Torres the post of chief engineer – despite Torres' unprofessional and rebellious attitude – Janeway soon began to trust Chakotay and admired him for his integrity and fair handling of the crews of Voyager and the Maquis. Chakotay, despite being furious about Torres' lack of discipline, still recommended her for the position of chief engineer; a proposal which Janeway initially dismissed, as she saw Torres as an undisciplined troublemaker unfit to hold a command position.

(VOY: "Resistance"), When Tom Paris broke the warp ten barrier that same year, he began exhibiting strange behavior until his DNA completely mutated and transformed him into an amphibian species. Janeway was dressed down by Tuvok in front of three Starfleet admirals for failing to observe proper tactical procedures during her first command. Having a fiery temperament, Torres had punched Carey in the nose over a disagreement in engineering. When Voyager found Equinox, a battle ensued. Janeway explained to the young Kes in the past what had happened and she made a recording, explaining how happy she was and that her stay on Voyager was voluntary. She refused to go a day without it and preferred it completely black, without milk or sugar.

Given the navigational challenge in this region of space, she proposed to Admiral Patterson to rehabilitate Tom Paris – an excellent pilot and disgraced son of her former captain, now Admiral Paris, as well as a former Maquis – for the mission. In 2009, Mulgrew appeared in the NBC medical series Mercy, playing the recurring role of Jeannie Flanagan (the mother of the show's lead, Veronica). Kathryn Janeway was played by actress Kate Mulgrew. (VOY: "Phage"), Janeway also led the ship into a nebula that was really an organic lifeform.

She called on him to join her because her tribe was too small and weak to defend itself from all its enemies. The principles and ideals of the Federation. So the negatives are small.[8]. (VOY: "Shattered"), Janeway dealt with Paris and Torres' marriage and pregnancy.

Her death was confirmed in the Full Circle novel. Even though Tuvok reassured her that he acted out of logic, believing he had to acquire the technology on her behalf as she was not morally able to violate the Prime Directive like that, she reminded him of the strong relationship they had spent years forging and asked him to bring his logic to her the next time instead of just acting on it. Kathryn Janeway was a 24th century Starfleet officer, most noted for her service as captain of the starship USS Voyager. After some rough patches in the beginning, such as the time Chakotay pushed for her to give B'Elanna Torres the post of chief engineer – despite Torres' unprofessional and rebellious attitude – Janeway soon began to trust Chakotay and admired him for his integrity and fair handling of the crews of Voyager and the Maquis. Chakotay, despite being furious about Torres' lack of discipline, still recommended her for the position of chief engineer; a proposal which Janeway initially dismissed, as she saw Torres as an undisciplined troublemaker unfit to hold a command position.