Star Trek: Voyager

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

While Maquis crewmembers gradually work alongside their Starfleet counterparts, Voyager is ensnared in a quantum singularity, stranding the ship in a perilous and unstable region of space.

Voyager responds to the shockwave from a massive planetary explosion and investigates its source. 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.

Captain Janeway considers her leadership approach as Voyager remains stranded in the Delta Quadrant. The crew attempts to collect omicron particles for fuel but accidentally harms a sentient space organism in the process.

A wormhole opening in the Alpha Quadrant brings hope to the crew, but their only nearby communication is with a distrustful and cautious Romulan.

Tom Paris is charged with murder and subjected to a memory transplant that forces him to relive the final moments of his victim every 14 hours, despite his insistence that he is innocent.

A transporter mishap causes Harry Kim to be exchanged with a terminally ill woman from an alternate reality. Harry awakens 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 invited to enjoy an elaborate shore leave by the highly advanced Sikarians, who possess a device capable of significantly shortening Voyager's journey home. However, the Sikarians are bound by strict laws that forbid sharing their technology with outsiders.

A Federation device is discovered on a wrecked Kazon Nistrim vessel, making Seska the main suspect in its theft. Doubts about her background emerge, complicating the investigation.

During a holodeck session of the holo-novel *Beowulf*, Harry Kim vanishes, with the in-novel characters claiming he was killed by the mythical creature Grendel. When Chakotay and Tuvok also disappear under similar circumstances, the Doctor is sent to the holodeck to investigate the mysterious occurrences.

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

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

A scientist who created a weapon responsible for the destruction of Neelix's homeworld reaches out to him, revealing a potential deadly illness he may have inadvertently caused.

Tuvok administers a rigorous Starfleet Academy-style training program to discipline recalcitrant Maquis crewmembers, while Voyager's crew works to diagnose and resolve a series of malfunctions in the ship's bio-neural systems.

A 1936 Ford truck floating in space leads the crew to a cryogenic chamber containing humans from the 1930s, among them Amelia Earhart.

A young Kazon, seeking to prove his worth and earn a name, attempts to confront Chakotay.

The Emergency Medical Hologram is activated during a red alert and discovers the *Voyager* crew has vanished, leaving the ship empty. As he investigates the situation, the Doctor uncovers clues suggesting he may be the only real person aboard, with the rest of the crew and ship possibly part of a holo-program.

During an investigation into a group of space-dwelling organisms, Voyager's crew notices Kes displaying unusual and severe physical reactions.

Harry Kim wakes up in San Francisco with his girlfriend Libby, seemingly transported out of time and space. To return to his proper place and time, he seeks assistance from a mysterious man named Tom Paris in France, who has no memory of Harry.

Voyager encounters a spatial distortion ring that alters the ship's internal structure, disorienting the crew as corridors and rooms shift unpredictably.

Tom Paris and Neelix find themselves stranded on a hazardous planet after a disagreement over Kes leads to a crash landing, where they must care for an ailing infant creature.

Captain Janeway begins encountering characters and elements from her holo-novel aboard the ship, followed by crew members falling into a catatonic state, leaving Kes and the Doctor unaffected.

Chakotay discovers an ancient symbol on a planet that his ancestors used for spiritual and environmental restoration, prompting him to attempt communication with the celestial beings his people revered as "Sky Spirits.

The crew of Voyager encounters Suspiria, the Caretaker's mate, and a group of Ocampa living on her Array. An Ocampa initiate begins mentoring Kes in developing her psychic abilities, but encourages her to push beyond what she can safely handle.

Chakotay pursues the Kazon after they steal Federation technology, but he is captured during the mission.

Tuvok and B'Elanna are captured following a failed attempt to acquire a critical chemical from the black market, while Janeway is knocked unconscious and taken in by a man who believes she is his daughter.

B'Elanna discovers and repairs a damaged robot adrift in space, but its creators soon abduct her, demanding she design a new prototype under threat of destroying Voyager.

Captain Janeway attempts to form an alliance with a Kazon sect to ensure Voyager's safety and facilitate their continued journey through the Delta Quadrant.

Tom Paris discovers a heat-resistant form of dilithium and proposes using it to attempt a transwarp crossing in hopes of finding a faster way back to Earth.

Tuvok performs a mind meld with Lon Suder, a crewmember who has committed murder, in an attempt to assist him. As a result, Tuvok begins exhibiting aggressive behavior, which escalates until he is no longer in control of his actions.

While exploring the Delta Quadrant, Voyager discovers a Cardassian missile ship called the Dreadnought, which poses a threat to a populated planet. B'Elanna Torres is tasked with disarming the vessel to prevent a catastrophic explosion.

A member of the Q-Continuum, contemplating suicide, seeks refuge on Voyager, raising concerns about the potential consequences for the powerful beings' collective existence.

A Vidiian woman near death from the Phage is taken aboard the ship, and the doctor transfers her consciousness into the computer and gives her a holographic form. As he cares for her, he begins to develop strong emotional feelings.

After displaying increasingly erratic behavior for weeks, Tom Paris abruptly departs the *Voyager* to join a Talaxian convoy.

While navigating a plasma cloud, Voyager is attacked by the Vidiians and accidentally duplicated in an accident. The incident leaves the original ship badly damaged, results in the death of Ensign Wildman's child, and causes Harry Kim to be lost in space through a hull breach.

Tuvok crash-lands on a moon and encounters three children who fear an impending catastrophe.

The Voyager crew investigates a planet that has abruptly fallen into an ice age and discovers a group of individuals trapped in malfunctioning stasis chambers, their minds linked to a failing artificial environment.

A transporter malfunction causes Tuvok and Neelix to merge into a single individual named Tuvix, leading to unexpected consequences for the crew of the *Voyager*.

Captain Janeway and Chakotay become infected with an incurable virus and are stranded on a planet where the virus is inactive. As Janeway seeks a cure, her relationship with Chakotay deepens, while on Voyager, Tuvok deals with growing unrest among the crew.

Voyager responds to a distress call from Seska, who claims that Maje Cullah intends to take away her child, allegedly fathered by Chakotay. Janeway approves a mission to rescue the child, prompting Chakotay to confront his doubts and potential paternal responsibility. As the ship enters dangerous Kazon Nistrim territory, the crew questions whether Seska's plea is genuine or a carefully planned deception.

Voyager is seized by the Kazon and abandoned on a primitive, early-evolution planet, leaving only Tom Paris, Lon Suder, and the EMH to devise a strategy to reclaim the ship.

Tuvok falls ill due to a repressed memory and undergoes a mind-meld with Captain Janeway to uncover its source. The meld transports them to Tuvok's past, when he served as a junior science officer aboard the U.S.S. Excelsior under Captain Hikaru Sulu.

Paris and Kim find themselves imprisoned on an Akritian penal colony after being wrongly accused of carrying out a bombing.

Voyager navigates through the domain of a reclusive and territorial species, requiring careful diplomacy. At the same time, B'Elanna assists the Doctor as he begins experiencing memory loss.

Stardate 50074.3. The *Enterprise* crew encounters a Bronze Age society governed by two enigmatic leaders known as the "Sages," who are later revealed to be Ferengi from the Alpha Quadrant who arrived via a wormhole.

While Voyager investigates a telepathic species, B'Elanna begins experiencing vivid dreams that reveal the story of a woman and her lover during a period of intense political and social change.

Captain Janeway participates in a challenging ritual to save Kes after she falls unconscious.

Voyager encounters a timeship from the 30th century, but during the encounter both vessels are displaced in time, leaving Voyager stranded in 1996.

While attempting to rescue Paris and Tuvok, Torres and Chakotay are taken captive by a group of weapons smugglers who mistake them for government agents.

A dying warlord transfers his consciousness into Kes, using her to lead a violent takeover of his homeworld.

Q approaches Captain Janeway with a proposal—bearing his child may be the only way to resolve a violent conflict within the Q Continuum.

Following a first contact mission, Captain Janeway, Neelix, and the Doctor work to regain control of Voyager after it is overrun by rapidly growing microorganisms.

The *Voyager* enters the perilous and uncharted Nekrit Expanse, and Neelix, frustrated by his inability to navigate, seeks help from an untrustworthy source in hopes of obtaining a map for the crew.

Ensign Kim seeks Tuvok's guidance to manage his intense emotional attachment to a holodeck character, which begins to interfere with his duties.

Captain Janeway and Chakotay find themselves caught in a recurring time loop, repeatedly experiencing the same catastrophic shuttle crash.

Ensign Vorik informs B'Elanna Torres that he is in the throes of Pon-Farr and intends to bond with her, leading to a physical confrontation. Following the incident, Torres begins exhibiting symptoms of Pon-Farr herself, complicating their relationship and situation.

While on an away mission, Chakotay detects a Federation signal originating from an alien world. Upon landing, he uncovers that the situation is more complex than it appears, and the locals assisting him have concealed aspects of their true background.

The doctor experiments with integrating the traits of notable historical figures into his personality, but the process causes him to experience a split personality, with one side being his usual self and the other increasingly dark and malevolent. Meanwhile, Kes requests to leave Voyager after the crew encounters an alien species with extensive knowledge of the region.

Neelix reaches his breaking point as he struggles with Tuvok's rigid demeanor during a joint away mission to assist in evacuating the Nezu from their planet, which is under attack from a barrage of asteroids.

While experiencing recurring feelings of déjà vu in an uncharted sector of space, Harry Kim discovers that he is originally from the region and learns that his true species is T'Karian, not human.

Kes begins experiencing time in reverse, reliving moments leading up to her death while also physically aging backward. As she moves through different points in time, she gets closer to understanding and possibly preventing her fate.

The Doctor initiates a project to generate a holographic family to enhance his personal development. B'Elanna Torres, unimpressed by the family's overly idealized behavior, modifies the program to introduce unpredictability, leading to complex and emotionally intense consequences.

A Voth paleontologist uncovers fossil evidence suggesting a shared evolutionary history between his species and humans, leading him to theorize that the Voth originated on Earth and later traveled to the Delta Quadrant. His findings challenge official Voth doctrine, which denies any connection to the primitive planet.

Crew members begin to be replaced by members of an unidentified alien species, leading to concerns about the crew's identity and the ship's security.

B'Elanna Torres uncovers a holodeck program depicting a scenario in which Chakotay and the Maquis oppose Captain Janeway, raising questions about its origin and purpose.

Voyager reaches Borg space and encounters a mysterious and seemingly more powerful adversary.

The Voyager crew, now allied with the Borg, faces a major threat from the powerful and hostile Species 8472. As they prepare for battle, the episode explores the challenges of cooperation between the Borg collective and individuals with strong personal convictions.

Captain Janeway initiates efforts to help Seven of Nine adjust to life aboard Voyager. At the same time, Kes begins to develop her telepathic abilities at an accelerated rate.

While retrieving Voyager's ejected warp core, Torres and Paris are stranded in a damaged shuttle, facing a critical oxygen shortage.

Chakotay finds himself stranded on a planet embroiled in a large-scale conflict between two warring factions. As the battle escalates, he must navigate the dangers of the war-torn environment while seeking a way to survive and return to the *Voyager*.

Torres and the Doctor help a holographic entity whose crew has perished. Meanwhile, Kim and Seven of Nine are paired on a project, allowing Kim to learn more about Seven's background.

Seven of Nine takes a shuttlecraft and leaves the Voyager in pursuit of a mysterious Borg signal, hoping to reconnect with the Collective.

A strange illness causes crew members to experience unusual mutations, and Seven of Nine takes the lead in investigating the mysterious cause.

Stardate 51268.4. The crew of the USS Voyager faces a prolonged and intense conflict with the Krenim, a powerful alien race, which tests their resolve and unity.

Captain Janeway works to repair Voyager in order to track down her missing crew, while Chakotay and Paris remain aboard a time ship commanded by Annorax.

While making contact with a telepathic species, the *Voyager* crew becomes involved in a tense diplomatic crisis after a violent thought from Torres is unintentionally transmitted to a local, prompting aggressive action.

Captain Janeway collaborates with a holographic recreation of Leonardo da Vinci to recover Voyager's stolen main computer processor from alien thieves.

During an away mission, Neelix is killed, but Seven of Nine uses Borg technology to revive him, causing him to question his beliefs about the afterlife.

On Stardate 51471.3, the crew of the *USS Voyager* experiences a mysterious phenomenon as they are invaded by an alien species that exists within the human dream state. Chakotay, drawing on his deep understanding of such states, takes the lead in uncovering the threat and protecting the ship.

Seven discovers an alien communications array, prompting the crew to attempt sending the Doctor's program across it to the Alpha Quadrant. The Doctor awakens aboard a Starfleet vessel that has been taken over by the Romulans.

During this episode, the crew of Voyager receives a series of letters from the Alpha Quadrant, bringing them news that ranges from heartening to unsettling, offering a glimpse into the lives they left behind.

A critically injured Hirogen hunter is rescued by the *Voyager* crew, but he remains hostile, warning that his allies will attack the ship if Captain Janeway interferes with his pursuit of a Species 8472 individual.

During a refit of Voyager's systems with new weapons obtained from a dealer named Kovin, Seven of Nine accuses him of assault. The Doctor later uncovers unexpected information that complicates the situation.

The Hirogen assume control of Voyager and force the crew to participate in brutal holodeck simulations by providing them with fabricated identities.

An artificial holodeck simulation of a World War II battle begins to spread beyond its intended confines, threatening the *Voyager* crew, while a simultaneous Hirogen takeover complicates efforts to contain the crisis.

An alien test pilot with the ability to transfer between bodies infiltrates Voyager by taking over Tom Paris's body in an attempt to evade legal consequences.

Captain Janeway orders a mission to neutralize a highly volatile and dangerous material discovered by the Voyager's computer, putting the crew and ship at significant risk.

An alien woman seeks asylum on Voyager, insisting she was aboard the ship a month earlier and developed feelings for Chakotay. The crew investigates her claims, which raise questions about time, memory, and identity. Her presence sparks tension and curiosity among the crew as they try to determine the truth of her story.

Seven hundred years in the future, the Doctor must defend the crew of Voyager and clarify historical events when an alien species accuses the ship of committing war crimes against them.

Kim and Paris transport to a desolate, harsh planet in search of deuterium, a vital resource needed to sustain the ship's operations.

During a month-long voyage through a nebula, the *Voyager* crew enters stasis, leaving Seven of Nine and the Emergency Medical Hologram responsible for maintaining command and operations of the ship.

With the help of an alien expert, the Voyager crew successfully deciphers an encrypted message from Starfleet, revealing the location of a classified experimental starship that could potentially return them to the Alpha Quadrant in a matter of months.

While navigating a vast, starless expanse of space, the Voyager crew faces the psychological and emotional challenges of prolonged isolation and uncertainty.

A transporter malfunction causes some of Seven of Nine's nanoprobes to fuse with The Doctor's mobile emitter, resulting in the creation of a Borg drone from the 29th century.

Tom Paris creates a new shuttlecraft, the *Delta Flyer*, to recover a probe from a dangerous planet. Meanwhile, B'Elanna Torres begins acting recklessly by participating in high-risk holodeck simulations.

A Starfleet crew encounters an alien outpost inhabited by members of Species 8472, who are assuming human appearances as part of a preparation strategy for a potential invasion of the Alpha Quadrant.

The crew of Voyager searches for survivors of a crashed Delta Flyer carrying Tuvok, Tom Paris, and Ensign Wildman, leaving Neelix responsible for caring for Naomi. As it becomes clear that Samantha Wildman is seriously injured, Neelix faces the difficult choice of how much to reveal to Naomi about her mother's condition.

Years after an experimental engine malfunction caused Voyager to disappear, Harry Kim makes a future attempt to prevent the error from ever occurring.

Seven of Nine begins exhibiting symptoms of multiple personality disorder after coming into contact with a transmission from a destroyed Borg vessel.

A moral dilemma emerges when the Doctor must access the medical database of a Cardassian war criminal to save Torres' life, forcing the crew to weigh ethical concerns against the urgency of her condition.

Tom Paris is demoted to ensign and confined to the brig for thirty days after disobeying a direct order. During his time in confinement, he writes a letter to his father, explaining the circumstances that led to his punishment.

Captain Janeway seeks the assistance of a defector to safely transport refugees through the hostile territory of an xenophobic species.

A missing segment in The Doctor's memory prompts an investigation into the origins and true nature of his existence.

A trans-dimensional photonic species becomes involved in a conflict with the fictional characters from Tom Paris's "Captain Proton" holoprogram, which they mistake for reality, leading to unintended consequences aboard Voyager.

Tuvok and Paris find themselves stranded on an alien planet with minimal chances of rescue, where they encounter a local woman who forms a close bond with Tuvok.

The Voyager crew encounters a massive space creature that ingests starships, trapping the vessel inside its body. With the ship in danger, Seven of Nine and the Emergency Medical Hologram may hold the key to finding a way out.

Captain Janeway devises a risky mission to retrieve technology from a damaged Borg vessel, which leads to Seven of Nine being forced to rejoin the Collective.

Ensign Kim becomes involved in a passionate but unauthorized relationship with an alien woman, violating Starfleet regulations and drawing the attention of the captain.

A mysterious phenomenon causes the ship and its crew to begin disintegrating, prompting an investigation that reveals unsettling truths about their identities and reality.

Chakotay encounters a telepathic species while training on the holodeck, but continued interaction risks severe mental damage.

With Voyager surrounded by a fleet of bounty hunters, Captain Janeway considers an unusual alliance with a notorious group of prodigial problem-solvers known for their unconventional methods and high demands.

A malfunction on a Malon freighter carrying toxic waste sets off a chain reaction that threatens to explode, and B'Elanna Torres must assume command of the crisis to prevent a catastrophic disaster.

Seven of Nine begins to understand human dating customs through lessons provided by the Doctor.

Captain Janeway recounts the story of her ancestor Shannon O'Donnell, who in 1999 worked to secure final approval for the construction of the Millennium Gate on New Year's Eve by persuading Henry Janeway, a local bookstore owner, to support the project.

A future time ship crew seeks Seven's help to stop Voyager's impending destruction.

An alien missile accidentally transported aboard Voyager connects to the Emergency Medical Hologram and insists on carrying out its destructive purpose.

The USS Voyager encounters the Federation starship USS Equinox in the Delta Quadrant, but Captain Janeway becomes suspicious as she uncovers unsettling truths about the Equinox's mission and crew.

As Captain Janeway becomes increasingly fixated on capturing Captain Ransom, Ransom starts to question the morality and effectiveness of his own tactics.

Three enigmatic visitors arrive aboard Voyager, triggering a traumatic memory in Seven of Nine from her time as a Borg. As the crew investigates the newcomers, Seven is forced to confront a past experience she had long suppressed.

Torres nearly dies and experiences what seems to be the Klingon afterlife, leading her to seek understanding upon her return.

The Doctor gains the ability to daydream, blurring his perception of reality and fantasy. At the same time, an alien tries to observe Voyager through the Doctor's consciousness, mistaking his fantasies for actual events.

Tom Paris purchases a damaged ship in hopes of restoring it, but his growing obsession causes concern for B'Ellana.

Tuvok suffers brain damage and a change in personality after an unexplained alien attack, prompting Neelix to attempt his rehabilitation.

The *USS Voyager* faces danger when attacked by the Turei, a territorial alien species. Seeking refuge on a nearby planet, Captain Janeway attempts to form an alliance with the indigenous Vaadwaur, but begins to suspect they may be a greater threat than the Turei.

Voyager investigates the possible location of a missing Mars research vessel that disappeared decades earlier. As they search the planet's surface, they uncover clues that suggest the craft may have been involved in an unknown event. The crew must determine what happened to the mission and whether it poses a risk to their own journey.

Seven of Nine becomes consumed with uncovering the truth behind Voyager's unexpected arrival in the Delta Quadrant, following a lead that suggests a larger, hidden conspiracy.

Lt. Reginald Barclay, stationed on Earth, becomes consumed with developing a method to communicate with the Voyager crew, gradually losing himself in a holodeck simulation of the ship and its personnel.

While the *Voyager* crew relaxes in a holo-program simulating an Irish village called Fair Haven, Captain Janeway becomes emotionally involved with a holo-character created for her. However, their enjoyment is interrupted by the approach of a powerful neutrino wave that poses a greater threat than initially believed.

Voyager encounters a civilization that has developed as a direct result of its earlier actions, leading to unintended consequences. The crew must navigate the ethical and strategic challenges of dealing with a society that now holds a complex view of their role in its formation.

A technologically advanced species discovers the Doctor's singing abilities, leading to his unexpected rise to fame. As his popularity grows, he begins to question his commitment to his duties and considers staying on the planet among his devoted fans.

The crew of Voyager begins experiencing recurring dreams and memories of a battle against an unknown enemy, despite having no recollection of actually engaging in such a conflict.

Seven of Nine is captured and compelled to participate in a brutal arena-based competition.

While exploring an uncharted region, Voyager discovers a disabled Borg cube inhabited by young, inexperienced individuals attempting to function as drones without guidance from the Collective.

The crew of Voyager encounters the inhabitants of Fair Haven, a holo-city whose residents mistake their advanced technology for supernatural abilities. As the crew attempts to interact with the population, they must navigate the challenges of being perceived as mystical beings rather than explorers.

Ensign Lindsay Ballard returns to the USS Voyager after being presumed dead from a previous away mission, having been resurrected and assimilated by the Kobali, an alien species that reproduces by genetically engineering the dead. As her Kobali genes fully activate, she faces a difficult choice between her life aboard Voyager and her new existence with the Kobali.

Seven experiences unexpected emotional and maternal responses as the crew searches for the parents of a Borg child she has grown close to.

Captain Janeway assigns three underperforming crew members to an away mission in the Delta Flyer in hopes of improving their skills, but an unexpected collision with a dark matter comet puts them in serious danger.

A group of con artists board Voyager, impersonating Captain Janeway and her crew. As the real crew uncovers the deception, they race to expose the imposters before being wrongly implicated in the criminals' schemes.

B'Elanna Torres awakens after crash-landing in the Delta Flyer to find herself in the care of an alien poet, who plans to feature her in a dramatic reenactment of her life aboard Voyager as part of a competition to gain favor with a powerful Warlord.

Kes returns to the *Voyager* crew in a vengeful state, holding Captain Janeway responsible for past events. Drawing on her enhanced Ocampan abilities, she manipulates time to deliver the crew to the Vidiians as an act of retribution.

The Doctor learns through the Pathfinder project that his creator, Lewis Zimmerman, is seriously ill. He attempts to save Zimmerman by transmitting his program to the Alpha Quadrant, but Zimmerman refuses his help, dismissing the EMH as obsolete.

While Voyager deals with technical difficulties, Neelix entertains the Borg children by recounting a past adventure involving a ghost said to haunt deck twelve.

Seven of Nine makes contact with Borg drones who have gained the ability to exist in a virtual environment, allowing them to experience individuality and freedom outside the hive mind.

Janeway, Tuvok, and Torres, partially assimilated into the Borg, lead a covert mission aboard a Borg vessel to implant a virus intended to liberate assimilated individuals from the Collective's control.

Seven of Nine experiences a critical failure in a Borg implant in her brain, raising concerns about a potentially life-threatening condition.

On the eve of a shuttle race commemorating a peace treaty in a former war zone, Torres and Paris find their relationship tested by unexpected complications.

A series of unexplained assaults on crew members prompts an inquiry that reveals a hidden conspiracy involving Tuvok and a radical Maquis operative.

The Doctor is taken from the *Voyager* and compelled to serve in a hospital that provides medical care according to patients' social rank.

The Voyager crew receives a message from the Alpha Quadrant containing a holographic program of Lieutenant Barclay, who reveals that Starfleet has discovered a potential method to return the ship to Earth.

While in a sector where holographic technology is banned, the Doctor transfers his program into Seven of Nine's neural matrix to avoid detection, temporarily taking control of her body.

Ensign Harry Kim takes on the responsibilities of mission commander when he decides to assist the crew of a damaged starship, confronting difficult decisions in the process.

Voyager responds to a distress signal from a Hirogen outpost and discovers it has been destroyed by holographic technology previously provided by Captain Janeway.

Voyager follows two Hirogen vessels in pursuit of a rogue holographic ship. Iden, the leader of the holograms, begins to exhibit erratic behavior, believing himself to be a messianic figure destined to lead his people to a new world. The Doctor and Torres work to disable the ships and prevent both a Hirogen attack and Iden's dangerous plan from coming to fruition.

A mysterious spatial anomaly fractures the *Voyager* crew across different points in time, and Chakotay becomes the key to reuniting them.

B'Elanna Torres discovers she is pregnant and, influenced by her difficult upbringing, decides to suppress her child's Klingon heritage. She seeks advice from Seven of Nine and others on how to limit the influence of her Klingon side.

While transporting alien prisoners condemned to execution, Voyager administers a medical procedure that dramatically alters one prisoner's behavior and moral outlook.

Stardate 54518.2 — The captain of a Klingon vessel, embarked on a long-term spiritual quest, becomes convinced that B'Elanna Torres's unborn child could herald a new age of Klingon enlightenment.

Voyager is drawn into an empty region of space where the crew must confront a harsh environment in which survival depends on taking from others.

Stardate 54584.3 — The *Voyager* crew is taken to an alien planet, where their memories are changed and they are placed among a vast industrial workforce.

Chakotay, Harry Kim, and the Doctor work together to rescue the stranded Voyager crew and expose a covert operation involving forced labor.

Seven of Nine conducts a series of holodeck simulations to better understand and explore her emerging emotional responses.

A powerful being named Q arrives on Voyager and requests Captain Janeway's assistance in teaching responsibility to his mischievous son.

A newly published holodeck novel created by the Doctor draws unexpected attention when its fictional elements resonate too closely with real-life experiences aboard the ship.

On a mission to locate a long-lost Earth probe intended to make first contact, the *Voyager* crew discovers it encountered an alien species, but the interaction led to devastating consequences.

Chakotay and Seven of Nine become stranded with a technologically isolated civilization that is shielded from the outside world by an energy barrier intended to preserve its way of life.

Neelix becomes entangled in a conflict involving Talaxian refugees whose asteroid-based settlement is at risk due to the arrival of alien miners, forcing him to make difficult decisions as he supports his people.

Stardate 54890.7: The Doctor is assigned a covert mission that requires him to assume the identities of various Voyager crew members.

Admiral Janeway, burdened by regret, devises a bold strategy in an effort to return the USS Voyager to the Alpha Quadrant decades earlier than its projected arrival.