Star Trek: Voyager

During a routine mission to track a Maquis vessel through the treacherous Badlands, the USS Voyager, commanded by Captain Kathryn Janeway, becomes stranded 70,000 light years from Earth in the unexplored Delta Quadrant.

As Maquis crewmembers begin to collaborate with their Starfleet colleagues, Voyager becomes trapped within a quantum singularity, leaving the ship stranded in a dangerous and unpredictable area of space.

The *Voyager* responds to a shockwave caused by a massive planetary explosion and investigates its origin. While on the planet's surface, Captain Janeway and Lieutenant Paris are unexpectedly displaced in time by one day.

During an away mission, Neelix is critically injured when his lungs are removed in a surgical attack, leaving Voyager's crew with a race against time to retrieve and return them to save his life.

In an episode of *Star Trek: Voyager*, Captain Kathryn Janeway reflects on her leadership style as the ship remains stranded in the Delta Quadrant. The crew undertakes an effort to gather omicron particles as a fuel source, but their actions inadvertently injure a sentient space organism.

A wormhole opens in the Alpha Quadrant, offering a glimmer of hope to the crew, though their only immediate means of communication is with a wary and cautious Romulan.

Tom Paris is charged with murder and undergoes a memory transplant procedure that compels him to experience the final moments of his victim every 14 hours, despite his claims of innocence.

A transporter accident results in Harry Kim being swapped with a terminally ill woman from an alternate reality. Harry wakes up among a species who believe he is a resurrected ancestor, while the woman finds herself on Voyager, expecting to be in an afterlife.

The Voyager crew is offered an elaborate shore leave by the highly advanced Sikarians, who have a device capable of significantly shortening Voyager's journey home. However, the Sikarians are restricted by strict laws that prevent them from sharing their technology with outsiders.

A Federation device is found aboard a wrecked Kazon Nistrim ship, making Seska the primary suspect in its theft. Questions arise regarding her background, complicating the ongoing investigation.

During a holodeck session of the holo-novel *Beowulf*, Harry Kim disappears, with the in-novel characters stating he was killed by the mythical creature Grendel. When Chakotay and Tuvok also vanish under similar conditions, the Doctor is dispatched to the holodeck to investigate the strange events.

Chakotay and Tuvok are injured in a shuttle crash, and shortly afterward, a non-corporeal entity begins interfering with Voyager's systems and influencing the crew's minds.

During an away mission, Paris, Torres, and Durst are captured by the Vidiians. In a medical experiment, Torres is separated into two distinct beings—one human and one Klingon.

A scientist who developed a weapon responsible for the destruction of Neelix's homeworld contacts him, disclosing a potentially deadly illness he may have unintentionally caused.

Tuvok oversees a strict training regimen modeled after Starfleet Academy to manage the defiant Maquis crewmembers, while Voyager's crew investigates and attempts to fix a sequence of issues affecting the ship's bio-neural systems.