Death or Near Death of Capt. Janeway Quiz

Answer: 17

Yes, it really is that many! Here' the list: "Time and Again" (Kes says the Capt. died here), "Deadlock", "Coda" (4 times for this one), "Before & After" (refered to as dead), "Worst Case Scenario" (holographic Janeway dies), "Year of Hell", "Living Witness" (Doc: "Somewhere, halfway across the galaxy, I hope, Capt. Janeway is spinning in her grave!), "Timeless", "Course: Oblivion" (duplicate dies), "Barge of the Dead" (B'Elanna's dream), "Tinker Tenor Doctor Spy" (in Doc's fantasy), "Shattered" (referred to as dead), "Relativity" (Janeway is on the bridge when the ship explodes in an alternate timeline.), "Endgame"

Answer: Janeway Pi 110

This can first be observed in "Dreadnought," and has been seen in several episodes thereafter. 7447 happens to be Tuvok's self-destruct code.

Answer: False

Surprisingly enough, and just for our suicidal Captain, Janeway does not need any input from Chakotay or anyone else for that matter.

Answer: "Sacred Ground"

Janeway only believed she was dying in this episode. In reality, she was in a trance in order to communicate with "The Spirits." One Janeway died when Voyager self-destructed in "Deadlock," Admiral Janeway was killed by the Borg Queen in "Endgame," and in a temporal anamoly that Kes experiences Janeway and Torres died during a Krenim attack in "Before & After."

Answer: used a phaser to initiate a warp core breach on another ship

B'Elanna initiated the core breach in "Dreadnought." Janeway flew through the binary pulsar in "Scientific Method," rammed her ship into the timeship in "Year of Hell," and insisted on being assimilated by the Borg in "Unimatrix Zero" and "Endgame."

Answer: Worst Case Scenario

Seska initiates a self-destruct in "Worst Case Scenario." She successfully initiated the sequence in Dreadnought and Deadlock, and followed through with it in Deadlock. She attempted to destroy the ship in Basics, but was unable to because the secondary command processors (does this sound like an important component?) were destroyed.

Answer: Vidiians

During "Phage," Janeway discovers the Vidiians are in the business of harvesting organs. She tells them, "any aggressive actions against this ship or its crew will be met by the deadliest force."

Answer: Noah Lessing

Janeway threatens to lower the shields around that particular room which will allow an alien species, who was terrorized by the Equinox crew, to enter the room and kill Lessing, unless he gives Janeway Capt. Ransom's tactical status.

Answer: True

In "Author, Author," the character of Capt. Jenkins is based on Capt. Janeway in the Doctor's holonovel. Jenkins is also played by my Mulgrew, and she shoots a crewmember so that the Doctor can treat Lt. Marseilles. Lt. Marseilles' character is based on Lt. Paris.

Answer: "I've found that nothing keeps me alert quite like a healthy fear of death."

This is a Sisko quote from "To the Death." "I like this life..." is from "Death Wish," "As long as you're alive, there's hope" is from "Hope and Fear," and "I don't have the freedom to kill you to save another" is from "Phage."