Star Trek: Voyager actors used a trick to their lines, according to Ensign Harry Kim actor Garrett Wang. Being on a Star Trek show poses a unique challenge to even the most seasoned of actors, thanks to the convoluted technical jargon often used to describe the sci-fi problems beleaguering the crews of starships and space stations alike. Casually known within Star Trek as "technobabble," these complicated pieces of dialogue must be delivered exactly as written in order to make sense to sharp-eared viewers, who will definitely be able to distinguish between chronitons and tetryons, on top of knowing which one of these particles is associated with time travel in Star Trek. (It's chronitons.) 1y3c47

As the fifth official Star Trek series, Star Trek: Voyager introduced audiences to an entirely new Starship and her intrepid crew. After the stationary setting of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Voyager brought things back to the stars by flinging the titular ship into an unexplored part of the galaxy. As Captain Kathryn Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) fought to bring her crew home, the USS Voyager encountered all kinds of new life forms and strange new worlds. In addition to Captain Janeway, Voyager would introduce several new characters to Star Trek, some of whom have made appearances in current Star Trek shows