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I get it: Voyager was about Voyager's voyage and there's a strong case to be made that it ended exactly when it should have.

But on the other hand, every time I watch "Endgame" it strikes me how incredibly abrupt the actual ending feels. Do you think the show should have spent some time depicting the crew's experiences of arriving home?

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[–] eva_sieve 14 points 8 months ago

Even if they didn't add more episodes, I will complain that it was an incredible waste of time that Endgame spent so much focus on Future Janeway's shenanigans. They could've done a cold open establishing her motivations and then taken the time used by the future scenes to unpack the weight of the crew we actually care about getting home.