Star Trek: Voyager, episode guide

"Unimatrix Zero" (Part 2)

(147:172)
The borg queen becomes more and more desperate to solve the mystery of Unimatrix Zero and do not recoil from killing her own in the attempt.
US Air Date: 4 October 2000

"Imperfection"

(148:172)
As some borg children leaves Voyager Seven of Nine shows signs of feelings. The holografic doctor trace it to a malfunction in her borg implantation and her survival depends on the borg child, that stays behind.
US Air Date: 11 October 2000

"Drive"

(149:172)
During a test flight of the shuttlecraft Delta Flyer Paris and Kim meet a mysteriously pilot, that makes them to enter a race, that is to bring peace between two heterogeneous cultures. But one of the contestants has in mind to sabotage the event to impede peace between the two parties.
US Air Date: 18 October 2000

"Repression"

(150:172)
The former Maquis members aboard Voyager seem to be victims of a wave of violent attacks, and the rest of the crew are eventually somewhat exposed. As Tuvok takes on the investigation of the attacks, he becomes frustrated about the lack of logical motive. But soon he makes a rather surprising discovery.
US Air Date: 25 October 2000

"Critical Care"

(151:172)
The programme of the holografic doctor gets stolen from Voyager and he is forced to work on a rundown hospital space ship. While the colleagues make plans for a rescuing mission, the doctor himself attempts to improve the conditions on the mobile hospital.
US Air Date: 1 November 2000

"Inside Man"

(152:172)
The Voyager receives a message from Earth send by Reginald Barclay ("Projections" (19), "Pathfinder" (130) and "Life Line" (144)), who tells the crew about a new plan, that can get them back to known space in the matter of days. Meanwhile, the real Reginald Barclay is unaware, that a double is impersonating him.
US Air Date: 8 November 2000

"Body and Soul"

(153:172)
Experimenting with the Delta Flyer Seven of Nine, Harry Kim, and the doctor are attacked by a race from the Delta Quadrant, who sees "photonics", which the holografic doctor is made of, as deadly enemies. The doctor seek refuge in Seven of Nine's borg implantations, where he takes over her consciousness. In order not to be revealed he has to convincingly behave like Seven of Nine.
US Air Date: 15 November 2000
Directed by: Robert Duncan McNeill

"Nightingale"

(154:172)
Harry Kim saves a space ship belonging to one of the disputed races from the Delta Quadrant. The captain has been killed and the temptation is too big, when he is offered the command. But a big responsibility also accompany the conflict, that is both complex and dangerous.
US Air Date: 22 November 2000
Directed by: LeVar Burton

"Flesh and Blood" (Part 1)

(155:172)
Aboard the USS Voyager they receives a distress call from a hirogen training facility only to find the holografic environment with scattered corpses of hirogens laying about. The holografic technology given to them by captain Janeway ("The Killing Game" (86/87)) is now altered, so the prey has become the hunter. The holograms are aware of their own existence and their fight to escape from their slavery among organic beings, makes it difficult for the doctor to place his loyalty.
US Air Date: 29 November 2000

"Flesh and Blood" (Part 2)

(156:172)
Having disabled the Voyager the holograms kidnap B'Elanna Torres in order to extract her knowledge of holo technology. They start repairing Voyager, and captain Janeway learns, that the doctor has betrayed them. Soon B'Elanna is seriously in danger, when the hirogens begin the hunt on their old prey: The holograms.
US Air Date: 29 November 2000
First aired in USA the episode is not divided in two parts. Today "Flesh and Blood" is only shown as a two part episode. That is why the same date.

"Shattered"

(157:172)
Disturbances in time rushing through the Voyager hits Chakotay directly and devide the space ship in two different historical time frames. The doctor makes a serum, that is to reverse the process, but Chakotay finds himself alone to move around everywhere. He is now to use his limited time to find a solution with the help of his former crew members from the past, present and future.
US Air Date: 17 January 2001

"Lineage"

(158:172)
B'Elanna has always disavowed the klingon way of life and thinking back to a camping trip, she as a child was on with her father, B'Elanna makes a decision, she hopes will prevent klingon habits with her and Thomas Paris' unborn child. A genetic experiment is put to work...
US Air Date: 24 January 2001

"Repentance"

(159:172)
The Voyager is helping a critical damaged space ship, that is transporting prisoners sentenced to death. But a discovery made by the doctor and Seven of Nine change the situation and captain Janeway and her crew have to balance between the prime directive of the Starfleet and justice, simultaneous with the space ship falling apart.
US Air Date: 31 January 2001

"Prophecy"

(160:172)
Generations ago a klingon warbird left known space and is now meeting the USS Voyager in the Delta Quadrant. The least problem turns out to be convincing the descendants of the klingons, that the Federation and the klingon homeworld now are allied. The biggest problem turns out to be the destruction of the warbird, as 200 klingons now follows an ancient prophecy.
US Air Date: 7 February 2001

"The Void"

(161:172)
The Voyager is stranded a place, where it is dark around them - an empty space - which seem impossible to escape. The survival depends on the hunt for smaller arriving space ships for their energy resources, which puts captain Janeway in a situation, where she maybe is to decide, if survival compensate the prime directive of the Federation.
US Air Date: 14 February 2001

"Workforce" (Part 1)

(162:172)
Having closed a mission of deal Chakotay, Harry Kim, and Neelix arrives the place, where they are to meet the Voyager. But the space ship is no place to find...
US Air Date: 21 February 2001

"Workforce" (Part 2)

(163:172)
On their own planet the race quarren has brainwashed the crew of the Voyager and made them slave workers without remembrance of their former lifes aboard the USS Voyager. Chakotay, Harry Kim, Neelix, and the doctor are to get them back to the reality before also Voyager, that is orbiting the planet, falls into the hands of the enemy.
US Air Date: 28 February 2001
Directed by: Roxann Dawson

"Human Error"

(164:172)
Voyager ends up in a rash region, that by some alien beings is used as test facility for weapons. Therefore it requires Seven of Nine's mechanical parts to guide them out of the danger zone, but she is slowly divided by a personal experiment, that can make her dangerous for the crew.
US Air Date: 7 March 2001

"Q2"

(165:172)
It is not easy to be a parent, even for a Q. Because captain Janeway and the crew were so helpfull, when he was to have a child ("The Q and the Grey" (53)), he now asks "aunt Kathy" to teach his son conscientious virtues. But it is not without danger for the crew, as the son easily loses his temper.
US Air Date: 11 April 2001
Directed by: LeVar Burton

"Author, Author"

(166:172)
As the USS Voyager get closer and closer to the Alpha Quadrant, a transient communication line to the Starfleet is established, so that the crew can talk with family and friends. The holografic doctor has no one he can talk with, but he has a novel, he himself has written. It is about a holografic doctor, who is stranded in a galaxy on the other side of the universe along with a crew, that keeps him as a virtual slave.
US Air Date: 18 April 2001

"Friendship One"

(167:172)
Now, as it has made communication possible between the Alpha- and the Delta Quadrant ("Author, Author" (166)), the Starfleet has the assignment for the crew to collect the probe "Friendship One", launched in the late 21st century. But in the intervening 300 years the probe has become a special importance for a whole people.
US Air Date: 25 April 2001

"Natural Law"

(168:172)
Chakotay and Seven of Nine are hit by an energy barrier and has to force-land their shuttlecraft on a planet inhabited by a primitive population. The energy barrier prevents the Voyager to localize the two missing crew members, so they have only one option, which on the other hand will be in conflict with the prime directive of the Starfleet.
US Air Date: 2 May 2001

"Homestead"

(169:172)
Neelix is anxious to meet the talaxians, whose life signs Voyager has picked up on great distance. But arriving they not only meet some of Neelix' own people but also something, that can change the life for all aboard.
US Air Date: 9 May 2001
Directed by: LeVar Burton

"Renaissance Man"

(170:172)
It is succeeded by some beings from the Delta Quadrant to kidnap captain Janeway, but the holografic doctor can save her life by indulgently do the kidnappers demands about getting the warp core of the Voyager surrendered. Knowing the crew will not allow the doctor to remove it, he is, without throwing suspicion on himself, appearing as holografic pretends of each crew members.
US Air Date: 16 May 2001

"Endgame" (Part 1)

(171:172)
It took decades to reach home in Voyager from the Delta Quadrant, and the ageing admiral Kathryn Janeway cannot even by now be reconciled with the past. For that reason she carries out a banned plan, that can alter the past leading to one last confrontation with the most deadly enemy of the Voyager.
US Air Date: 23 May 2001

"Endgame" (Part 2)

(172:172)
It took decades to reach home in Voyager from the Delta Quadrant, and the ageing admiral Kathryn Janeway cannot even by now be reconciled with the past. For that reason she carries out a banned plan, that can alter the past leading to one last confrontation with the most deadly enemy of the Voyager.
US Air Date: 23 May 2001
First aired in USA the episode is not divided in two parts. Today "Endgame" is only shown as a two part episode. That is why the same date.

The TV series "Star Trek: Voyager" is concluded.