A Voyager villain was introduced in episode 2.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Star Trek: Voyager introduced one of its major villains early on, setting up the character's betrayal in the process. Although Voyager's first season wasn't its highest rated in terms of episode consistency, the show did a good job of setting up its themes, characters, and major arcs for at least the first few seasons.
Although the first few episodes of Voyager focused on introducing the main cast, the show did take time to showcase a few minor characters that would continue to be relevant to the plot going forward, especially in season 1, episode 2, "Parallax". Some characters, like Lt. Joe Carey , only made sporadic appearances in the rest of the series, despite being set up as relatively important in the episode.
Given the fact that Seska went on to betray the USS Voyager to the Kazon and then left the ship to join her collaborators, her initial behavior heavily foreshadowed her imminent villain status. Being one of Voyager's former Maquis was already a strike against her, but unlike the other Maquis, Seska was never interested in integrating into Starfleet, something that her actions in "Parallax" showcased perfectly.
Why Seska Left Voyager For The Kazon Seska's betrayal and collaboration with Star Trek: Voyager's Kazon contributed a number of major storylines to the first two seasons of the show, but her motivations for leaving the ship are a little harder to pin down.
However, because of her status as a proven liar and spy, it can be argued that Seska's true motivations were never explicitly revealed on Star Trek: Voyager. Certainly, Seska's reasons for sabotaging Voyager changed throughout her time on the show, given that she switched to targeting and manipulating Chakotay almost exclusively after she left the ship.
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