Anyone else think the writers overused the phrase

Voyager could have been great... but it was plagued by bad writing.

Subspace anomalies, subspace this, subspace that, holodeck malfunctions, Seven will save the day but first she will act suspicious, Chakotay has visions, don't want to be a third nacelle, the powerful Borg who destroyed half the fleet at Wolf 359 are nothing more than the bad guy of the week, exploding computer consoles, Torres is angry ...

The only good thing about this show was The Doctor and Seven. But even they got boring.

I'm just on my way up to Clavius.

No, there are spatial anomalies too.

I do think Voyager had a lot of missed potential. The episode about the invading experimenters could have been done better. Like if they actually beat the aliens rather than scared them off. They could have used that dimensional phasing technology they got from those dinosaur people to enter the alien's phase variance. Instead it ended with Janeway taking a 5% gamble with the lives of the crew. How lame is that? Even agreeing to sacrifice a part of the crew to the experiments would have been a better option than that. And the aliens weren't held responsible for their crimes either. Would have been a good chance to gain some superior medical technology for later episodes.

Basically, Voyager should have become the vanguard of the technological future. They even had holo-emitter tech from the future. So by the time they got back to Earth, Voyager would be the most advanced ship in Starfleet. It was, but only because of future Janeway.

Tachyon this and that was a bit overused, also.

Some kind of...

http://youtu.be/JwZiezIxCVU

Try sending a feedback pulse through the deflector dish!

If that doesn't work, rotate our shield frequency and invert the shield harmonics!

It would make an excellent drinking game.