Audience Rating: Universal, suitable for all
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 5014437518323
Format: Dolby, PAL, Surround Sound
Label: Paramount Home Entertainment
Languages: EnglishOriginal Language
Manufacturer: Paramount Home Entertainment
Number Of Discs: 1
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Paramount Home Entertainment
Release Date: February 25, 2002
Running Time: 88 minutes
Studio: Paramount Home Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: January 16, 1995

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Editorial Review:

Amazon.co.uk Review:
Of all Trek series to go the distance, Voyager is the one most deserving something special at its finale. After all, we've followed the ship lost in space for so long; every viewer simply wants to know if they'll get home, and how? To fox all expectations, "Endgame", a feature-length two-parter, opens with the crew already back on Earth! Those twists of grey in Admiral Janeway's hair and the bug eyes of a loony tunes Tuvok soon reveal all's not as it seems, however. It's many years later and it took decades for them to return; the losses along the way (specifically Chakotay) fire up the now crusty old Captain to break Starfleet rules one more time; in one last glorious mouthful of technobabble she steals the technology to go back in time and bring her crew home much sooner. This allows for the resolution of several plot threads that had been building over the much-improved Season 7. Icheb, Lt Barclay (reliable Dwight Schultz) and Admiral Paris are all allowed to resolve their cameo story arcs. The main focus, however, is finally pulling the plug on the nasty Borg Queen (Alice Krige from First Contact, instead of the series' replacement actress), and the big FX-laden showdown was worth the wait. As a result, "Endgame" achieved the show's highest viewing figures since the introduction of Seven in Season 4 ("Scorpion, Part 2"). True to its original ideals, Voyager was all about keeping the family together right to the end, and the last line of dialogue is identical to the pilot's: "Mr Paris, set a course for home".--Paul Tonks




Rating: - End Of An Era...?
With the advent of a visible future without a Star Trek series, (thanks for the contribution "Enterprise"!), this double episode-as a series finale'-could be construed as a bit of a cop out, well, you'd be partially correct. The plot could've been a great deal stronger and should've really allowed for the cast to return on the big screen in a strong position, just getting "Home" maybe wasn't enough, ho-hum. Anyway, the cast really get their teeth into this time travelling, ... Read More

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Rating: - Screaming at the tele
This is a brilliant end to the voyager series. The acting is top notch as always as well as the special effects. However when you see the episode finish you will feel desperately disappointed. I always expected some big celebration on earth and a meeting of relatives, if your like me you'll be screaming "What happens next"

Basically 2 brilliant episodes, but not the end we were looking for....

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Rating: - What a fitting end to a great series
When i bought this video 3 years ago i was looking forward to watching it and seeing how voyager finally made it home. I don't know why people are moaning it was as good as it gets voyager makes it home in one piece and Janeway finally gets her chance to rid us of the dreaded borg queen i was gripped from beginning to end watching the interesting time travel plot as the older janeway tries to convince her younger self to get her crew home. Also i was interested to see the borg plot as we finally ... Read More

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Rating: - an amazing end? not really
I've loved Star Trek: Voyager for a few years now and was looking foward to this video for a long time. To be honest, it was abit of a let down, too short, and many ends weren't tied up. A bit of a let down.

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Rating: - Was this a fitting end to the Voyager saga?
Having watched many of the Star Trek series' since I was a child, I enjoyed the first 3 seasons of Voyager but from 4 onwards I began to have serious doubts. When 7 started (and we were told that it was to be the last ever season) I was hopeful that there would be a return to the personal stories and focusing on getting home that made this series what it was. I was glad to be proven right and these last two episodes were absolute classic Janeway. Her determination, drive and dedication to her crew ... Read More

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