Popular Reviews of The Delta Flyers

As a life long fan of Voyager I am so grateful for this podcast. I have laughed so much listening to Robbie & Garrett reminisce while they review the episodes of Star Trek Voyager in sequential order. I enjoy the insights Robbie brings from his work as a producer and director. Garrett is always a barrel of laughs! You can hear the devotion both Robbie and Garrett have to this podcast and to bringing a quality product for their fans.

Nice!

The Delta Flyers is a fun and interesting podcast that I would highly recommend to any fan of Star Trek Voyager. As someone who is watching the show for the first time, it's a great way for me to introduce myself to the Star Trek community, especially in this time of isolation. I love being able to listen to what Garret and Robbie think of each episode and what it was like to make. It's a great podcast to listen to with your family, and overall very funny and enjoyable.

The friendship between Tom Paris and Harry Kim is one of my favourite bits about Voyager. The core of The Delta Flyers podcast is Garrett Wang (Ensign Kim) and Robbie Duncan McNeill (Lieutenant Tom Paris) watching an episode of Voyager and then chat about. It's the chemistry between the two of them that makes the show. They have fun, joke about, and care deeply about Voyager and the characters they portrayed. Add that to their insight into how the show was put together and it's perfect for any Voyager fan. I started listening shortly after I rewatched Voyager, so my memory was fresh. I might have to watch episodes as they come on the stream now since it's been a couple of years.

An absolute must listen for Voyagers! Let yourself be swept away once again by the Caretakers coherent tetryon beam. Its time to batten down your Bun of Steel, Shine up your Captain Proton Gear, and tell your Mother, we may need her to Move The Sofa as you explore Star Trek Voyager in a brand new way! You'll need to re-modulate the shields, and hit it with an inverse tachyon beam to stabilize your holomatrix from the hilarity produced by Garrett Wang and Robbie McNiell, as they review each Voyager episode in Chronological Order, Leola Roots and Sweet Sweet Salamander loving included. Has anybody actually seen Salamanders copulating?