Seven Of Nine Became Starfleet Famous Because Of Star Trek: Picard, Not Voyager

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Seven of Nine (Jeri Ryan) is famous in Star Trek: Discovery's 32nd century, but it's the events of Star Trek: Picard that are responsible for making Seven of Nine notoriety as a Starfleet officer, not her years on Star Trek: Voyager. Despite being part of the USS Voyager crew, former Borg Seven of Nine was likely regarded as a curiosity after Captain Kathryn Janeway's (Kate Mulgrew) starship returned to Earth. Only Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) had been successfully de-assimilated at that point, and Picard had only been Locutus briefly. Seven of Nine's true claim to fame would occur 20 years after Star Trek: Voyager.
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Seven Of Nine Became Starfleet Famous Because Of Star Trek: Picard, Not Voyager

Voyager didn't make Seven of Nine Starfleet famous.

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