The 37's

I like the idea of a human settlement in the delta quadrant that originated from humans that once were abducted by aliens. Unfortunately the execution of this story is done poorly.

If we forget the more than questionable portrayal of a star ship without wings first gliding through the atmosphere and then landing on a planet, or that they find Amelia Earthart in one of the cryo chambers - I find it doubtful that a civilization will evolve into an advanced society after only 400 years. While the USA thrived in a similar time span, one has to consider that it was a British colony and all sorts of goods were transported over there. Unless this civilization were not able to steal technology from their abductors, they would have basically started from scratch. How to process ore for example if you lack even the simplest tools made out if iron or steel in the first place? How to cut trees to build the first shelters? They also did not bring farm animals or seeds with them (unlike the first settlers in the USA).

And then we never see those three cities they built. First rule of film making: Show, don't tell. The low budget of Star Trek series often destroys the illusion and imagination, the immersion into the story.

Also, how comes not a single crew member wants to stay on this planet and start a new life? There are always people with a different opinion or a different life situation. Just imagine someone that has nothing and no one on earth to return back to. Or an older person that most likely will never return alive if Voyager even manages to travel 70,000 light years (if they stop at every planet or space anomaly this seems rather impossible anyway). Or a young couple that wants to start a family. At least 20-30 people should have shown up in the cargo bay with the wish to stay. But no one showed up. Not even a single Maquis crew member of which many are not comfortable on the Voyager anyhow. And the explorer Amelia Earhart, that was frozen for 400 years, missed all the technological innovations, has always been bold and wanted to embark into the unknown, stays on the planet??? Ridiculous.