If you loved
Star Trek: Voyager
Jeri Taylor · Series · 1995
What hooked you in Star Trek: Voyager was the way the isolation of deep space forces unlikely allies to depend on one another for survival.
Start with the source
The source
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Gene Roddenberry · Series · 1987
Adaptation
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Rick Berman · Series · 1993
Adaptation
Star Trek: Picard
Alex Kurtzman · Series · 2020
Books on the same thread
The Starless Crown
James Rollins · Book · 2022
Just as the crew of Star Trek: Voyager must forge an uneasy alliance to survive the Delta Quadrant, you will appreciate how this quest narrative relies on unity to overcome vast obstacles.
Heaven's Reach
David Brin · Book · 1999
If the stakes of being stranded in Star Trek: Voyager resonated with you, this tale of explorers navigating a mysterious new universe captures that same sense of existential discovery and hope.
Tunnel in the Sky
Robert A. Heinlein · Book · 2005
This story mirrors the survival-focused core of Star Trek: Voyager, placing students in an unfamiliar environment where resourcefulness and adaptation are the only things standing between them and certain death.
Timescape
Gregory Benford · Book · 1981
Fans of Star Trek: Voyager will recognize the desperate measures and scientific ingenuity required to bridge impossible distances, echoing the Federation crew's relentless pursuit of a path back home.
Films on the same thread
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
Leonard Nimoy · Film · 1986
Much like the crew in Star Trek: Voyager, these characters find themselves as fish out of water, using time travel to solve an environmental crisis and save their home world.
Star Trek: First Contact
Jonathan Frakes · Film · 1996
This film explores the same themes of redemption and the struggle against the Borg that defined the most intense arcs of Star Trek: Voyager, pushing Federation ideals to the absolute limit.
Star Trek Beyond
Justin Lin · Film · 2016
You will find the same spirit of exploration and found family that drove Star Trek: Voyager as the crew faces an enemy that tests their commitment to Federation values in space.
Project Hail Mary
Phil Lord · Film · 2026
Mirroring the competence porn and scientific problem-solving seen in Star Trek: Voyager, this story features an isolated traveler using his wits to survive and save the world from total destruction.
Podcasts on the same thread
CounterClock
Audiochuck · Podcast · 2025
If you enjoyed the investigative rigor of Star Trek: Voyager, you will appreciate how this podcast turns back the clock to uncover hidden truths, much like analyzing a deep space anomaly.
Up and Vanished
Tenderfoot TV · Podcast · 2026
The pursuit of truth in remote, uncharted locations echoes the spirit of Star Trek: Voyager, where the search for answers in unknown territories often uncovers deep secrets about human nature.
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Common questions
Should I watch Star Trek: The Next Generation before Star Trek: Voyager?
You do not need to watch Star Trek: The Next Generation to understand the plot of Star Trek: Voyager. Both shows are set in the same universe, but Star Trek: Voyager follows a unique crew stranded in a distant part of the galaxy, making it an independent viewing experience.
Is Star Trek: Voyager connected to Star Trek: Deep Space Nine?
Star Trek: Voyager and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine were both produced in the 1990s and share the same fictional universe. While they have different settings and crews, fans of the storytelling style in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine often enjoy the journey home depicted in Star Trek: Voyager.
What order should I watch Star Trek: Voyager and Star Trek: Picard?
You should watch Star Trek: Voyager first. Star Trek: Picard was released in 2020 and serves as a later entry in the franchise. Watching Star Trek: Voyager provides necessary context for the expanded universe that is referenced or explored in subsequent series like Star Trek: Picard.
How long does it take the ship to get home in Star Trek: Voyager?
In Star Trek: Voyager, the ship is pulled to the far side of the galaxy, leaving the crew 75 years away from home at maximum warp speed. The central premise of the series focuses on the crew's ongoing efforts to find a faster way back to the Federation.