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"Basics" (Part 2)
(43:172)
Stranded on the planet Hanon IV the crew have to defend themselves
against the planets primitive inhabitants, of which requires use
of primitive weapons.
US Air Date: 4 September 1996
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"Flashback"
(44:172)
Tuvok suddenly begins to have strange, disoriented outbursts, that
makes him think of long gone childhood memories. As the traume starts
to influence his nervous system, captain Janeway helps him brain
meld with her and lead both of them back to the 23rd century on
board the USS Excelsior, where the name of the captain is Hikaru
Sulu.
US Air Date: 11 September 1996
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"The Chute"
(45:172)
Paris and Kim are arrested on the planet Akritirian as members of
the terrorist group "Open Sky" for having placed a dangerous bomb.
With each their mysteriously clamp, that makes the prisoners fight
among themselves, they are kept imprisoned, while captain Janeway
tries to prove their innocence.
US Air Date: 18 September 1996
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"The Swarm"
(46:172)
Paris and Torres' shuttlecraft has been attacked by an unknown alien
energy, which have caused Paris into a critical condition. But the
holografic doctor finds it difficult to help, as the medical reserve
database is overloaded.
US Air Date: 25 September 1996
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"False Profits"
(47:172)
When the USS Voyager detects replicator technology on a planet nearby,
they find an impoverished society, who obviously gives all their
riches to two ferengies, who are seen as gods.
US Air Date: 2 October 1996
This episode referes to the Star Trek: The Next Generation
episode "The Price" (56).
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"Remember"
(48:172)
The Voyager takes passengers up from Enara Prime, who teach the
crew about their telepathic abilities. But soon Torres is suffering
from a haunted dream, that gets worse and worse...
US Air Date: 9 October 1996
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"Sacred Ground"
(49:172)
Kes dies after being hit by a mysterious energy beam during a sacred
ceremony, which is explained as punishment of the gods over her.
But no one on Voyager believes that!
US Air Date: 30 October 1996
Directed by: Robert
Duncan McNeill
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"Future's End" (Part 1)
(50:172)
A time travelling space ship contacts the Voyager with information,
that they are to blame for a catastrophe in their future and therefore
have to destroy Voyager.
US Air Date: 6 November 1996
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"Future's End" (Part 2)
(51:172)
Still caught in the 20th century orbiting the Earth Tuvok and Paris
have great difficulty with the less developed technology of the
era, while a powerful computer magnate has gained access to Voyager's
mainframe.
US Air Date: 13 November 1996
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"Warlord"
(52:172)
The doctor and Kes treats some strangers, who has been found wounded
in their space ships, but when one of them is nearly dying, he beams
his soul into Kes' body and possess her.
US Air Date: 20 November 1996
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"The Q and the Grey"
(53:172)
Q arrives Voyager to plead captain Janeway to give birth to his
child, which she completely refuses. And when an obvious jealous
female Q arrives the space ship, it becomes absolutely dangerous
for the crew.
US Air Date: 27 November 1996
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"Macrocosm"
(54:172)
A living virus attacks and soon gets the better of the crew, while
captain Janeway fights for survival by crawling through the dark,
narrow tubes on Voyager.
US Air Date: 11 December 1996
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"Fair Trade"
(55:172)
On a heavily guarded space station, where the crew exchanges for
supplies, is Neelix deluded into transporting narcotics.
US Air Date: 8 January 1997
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"Alter Ego"
(56:172)
Appalling to be in love with a holodeck character makes ensign Kim
to ask the vulcan Tuvok to learn him the vulcan way of suppressing
their feelings. But when the holodeck woman makes a pass at Tuvok,
Kim becomes jaloux at once.
US Air Date: 15 January 1997
Directed by: Robert
Picardo
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"Coda"
(57:172)
Captain Janeway crash-lands with her shuttlecraft, where she badly
injured has a near death experience about her father, admiral Janeway.
Simultaneous she is attacked by vidiians.
US Air Date: 29 January 1997
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"Blood Fever"
(58:172)
During the investigation of a strongly reduced colony, the away
team of the Voyager are infiltrated in the outburst of the vulcan
mating season.
US Air Date: 5 February 1997
Directed by: Andrew
Robinson
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"Unity"
(59:172)
A distress call makes first officer Chakotay to land his shuttlecraft
on a planet, where he instantly is attacked by malevolent assailants.
He is promptly saved by ex assimilated borgs, which connect him
to the borg collective to heal up his nervous system. Meanwhile,
the Voyager has found lots of dead borgs and performs an autopsy
on one of them.
US Air Date: 12 February 1997
Directed by: Robert
Duncan McNeill
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"The Darkling"
(60:172)
To improve his skills as the Voyager's doctor, the doctor let himself
be a part of a personality project on the holodeck. That includes
several historical peoples characters, where there regrettably also
are evil among...
US Air Date: 19 February 1997
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"Rise"
(61:172)
The planet Nezu has been bombed with asteroids and its inhabitants
have to evacuate to survive. The Voyager sends Tuvok and Neelix
to organize a salvage operation, that also reveals a traitor among
the rulers.
US Air Date: 26 February 1997
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"Favorite Son"
(62:172)
By instinct ensign Kim leads the Voyager to the mysterious Taresian
world, where a shocking story about his birth is told among the
almost female population. He is partly alien and they will use him
in the reproduction of their race...
US Air Date: 19 March 1997
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"Before and After"
(63:172)
When Kes submits herself a treatment in a bio chamber to extends
her life, it leaves her cells in a not reposed state, making her
hovering between time and place.
US Air Date: 9 April 1997
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"Real Life"
(64:172)
The doctor programmes a holografic wife and two children for himself
to demonstrate him as a considerate doctor. But after Torres modifications
of the programme making the "family members" becomming more human,
the doctor regrets it bitterly.
US Air Date: 23 April 1997
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"Distant Origin"
(65:172)
The crew on the Voyager are involuntary guinea-pigs, when the voth
race in humans finds a genetic pattern like their own. And if that
is true, originally the voths must be descended from the Earth.
US Air Date: 30 April 1997
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"Displaced"
(66:172)
One by one in a mysterious way the crew members changes places with
a mysterious race, who claims not to know, what is happening. However
the reality is another, and the crew is soon completely replaced
as the hours passes. They are in an unknown place and have to be
quick off the mark to keep the controll with Voyager.
US Air Date: 7 May 1997
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"Worst Case Scenario"
(67:172)
A holografic novel, which portray the Maquis leading a rebellion
aboard the Voyager, becomes so popular with the crew, that an ending
is claimed to be written. But that soon puts everybody in danger,
when the programme gets out of control...
US Air Date: 14 May 1997
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"Scorpion" (Part 1)
(68:172)
As Voyager gets closer to the borg territory, they find a damaged
borg cube. The usually invincible borgs have lost a battle against
a mysterious being, who now also infiltrates the Voyager.
US Air Date: 21 May 1997
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