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Meld

When  a  crew member is murdered, Tuvok's investigation leads to another
crewman, Ensign Suder, who finally admits he is the perpetrator.  Vulcan
instincts   prohibit   Tuvok  from  determining  a  logical  motive  for
committing  such  a  crime,  so  he  attempts  to understand the violent
impulses of a criminal by performing a mind-meld on Suder -- with deadly
results.


Dreadnought

The  U.S.S.   Voyager  crew  spots  a  Cardassian  designed, self-guided
missile carrying a warhead capable of significant destructive force.  As
it  travels  towards Rakosan, a heavily populated planet, Torres reports
that  she  is  partly  responsible for its virtually unstoppable status.
When  she  was  a  Maquis,  she  intercepted the missile and changed its
program  to  assult its own makers, but it later went astray and now she
is  the  only hope in stopping it.  So Torres volunteers to transport to
the  missile's  interior  and  reprogram  it again.  But, before she can
detonate the warhead, the onboard computer tries to destroy her.


Death Wish

A  rebel  Q (Gerrit Graham) escapes imprisonment from inside a comet and
demands  asylum  aboard  the  U.S.S.   Voyager.   Just  as  quickly, the
well-known  Q  (John  de Lancie), arrives to force the escaped Q back to
the  Continuum.   Noting  the  dictates  of  Starfleet protocol, Captain
Janeway holds a hearing to consider the request for asylum.  A courtroom
drama ensues when Q (de Lancie) calls himself to the witness stand along
with a varied group of people, including Commander William T.  Riker, to
defend the Q Continuum against the ever-logical Tuvok.


Lifesigns

The  U.S.S.   Voyager  detects  a distress call from a weakened lifeform
aboard a small spacecraft and quickly beams a deathly ill Viidian female
to  Sickbay.   The Doctor starts treating her for advanced stages of the
Phage  by  transferring  her  decaying  body  into stasis and creating a
temporary,  healthy  holographic  program  of  her being.  As he becomes
acquainted with the alien, a hematologist named Danara Pel, the Doctor's
adaptive programming allows him to experience romantic feelings.


Investigations

Neelix,  a  suddenly  self-proclaimed  journalist,  hears a rumor that a
fellow   crew  member  has  expressed  displeasure  with  Starfleet  and
requested  leave.  Soon, Tom Paris is relieved of duty to become a pilot
with  a  Talaxian  convoy  --  leaving  a  saddened Voyager crew behind.
Almost  immediately,  the Kazon-Nistim and the scheming Seska attack the
Talaxian   fleet,   kidnap   Paris  and  attempt  to  coerce  classified
information from him.  Meanwhile, Neelix suspects someone aboard Voyager
has  been  secretly communicating with the Kazon and his sleuthing leads
him directly to Paris.


Deadlock

When  the  U.S.S.   Voyager  enters plasma cloud, while being pursued by
Vidiian  vessels, a series of astounding consequences occur.  Before the
ship is able to clear the cloud, the engines stall, anti-matter supplies
begin  to  drain, and Proton bursts causing significant casualties and a
hull  breach.   Without  warning,  Ensign  Kim  and Kes disappear into a
mysterious  void  in  space  and  Captain  Janeway discovers a duplicate
U.S.S.  Voyager and crew in a parallel universe.

While  the  U.S.S.   Voyager  crew  contends  with  the most significant
disaster  to  befall  on  the  vessel,  Captain Janeway discovers that a
divergence  field  has  caused  all  sensor readings to double and every
particle  on  the  ship  to  duplicate  but  there  is  still not enough
anti-matter  to  sustain both vessels.  When the Vidiians begin to close
in, the two Janeways meet to determine a solution, knowing that only one
of the two ships can survive.


Innocence

Tuvok and Bennet's shuttle crash lands on a sacred haven for the Drayan,
an  alien  race  which  has  shunned outside contact for decades.  While
Bennet  lies  dying  from his injuries, three frightened Drayan children
venture  out from hiding.  The young ones tell Tuvok that they have been
abandoned  by  their  people  to  die on the planet, and beg his help in
saving  them  from the imminent arrival of the "morrok" -- the messenger
of death.


The Thaw

The  U.S.S.   Voyager activates an automated message from members of the
Kohl   settlement   who,   years   earlier,  survived  an  environmental
catastrophe  by submitting themselves into artificial hibernation.  When
the  crew  transports  the  Kohl's  hibernation pods on board, they find
humanoids  in deep stasis with suppressed metabolic activity -- but with
active minds and complex sensory systems controlled by a computer -- and
that is where the nightmare begins.


Symbiogenesis

A  bizarre  occurrence  causes  Neelix  and Tuvok, who are attempting to
transport  back  to  the U.S.S.  Voyager from an away mission, to arrive
aboard  ship  as  one.   The crew is astonished when a strange but oddly
familiar alien humanoid with dark speckled skin and pointy ears -- which
is  neither Tuvok nor Neelix -- appears.  The Doctor's bio-scanner shows
that Neelix and Tuvok's patterns have merged, causing the pair to become
one  entity  -- Tuvix -- a humor-filled, logic defying fusion of the two
crewmen.


Resolutions

When  Janeway  and Chakotay contract a deadly virus from an insect bite,
the Doctor cannot find a cure.  Unable to perform her duties, Janeway is
forced  to turn over permanent command of the ship to Tuvok and retreat,
with  Chakotay, to a small planet which shields the effects of the fatal
disease.


Basics, Part I

In  an emergency message to Chakotay, Seska discloses that their newborn
son  has  been  banished  by Culluh to a servant colony.  Chakotay feels
conflicted  about  rescuing  the  baby  because  he was manipulated into
fatherhood  by  Seska.   When  the crew detects a distress signal from a
Kazon  shuttle,  they  transport aboard the critically injured Teirna, a
former  aide  to  Seska,  who  delivers  the news that Culluh has killed
Seska.   So,  with  Teirna  restricted  to  secured quarters, the U.S.S.
Voyager  heads on a rescue mission through Kazon-Nistrim territory where
Kazon raiders viciously attack the ship.  Before long, the fierce battle
is  over and the Voyager crew has lost -- outwitted by their most bitter
foe.   Surrounded and defenseless, Captain Janeway must give up the ship
to the Kazon.

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Basics, Part II

With  Voyager  in  the  hands of the Kazon, Janeway must find someway to
retrieve her ship.Part two of two.


Flashback

After  coming  down with a mysterious ailment, Tuvok has visions back to
his days when he served on a starship under the famous Captain Sulu.


The Chute

Kim  and  Paris  are falsely accused of committing acts of terrorism and
are both incarcerated in a horrific alien prison.


The Swarm

As  Voyager  prepares  to  cross through the territory of an unknown but
feared race, the Doctor finds himself with a major problem.


Sacred Ground

When  Kes  gets in trouble on an away mission, it is up to Janeway to do
whatever she can to save her.


False Profits

The  Voyager  crew encounter the two Ferengi that were lost in the Delta
Quadrant when the Barzan Wormhole turned out to be unstable.


Remember

An  old  woman  uses her telepathic powers to transfer her memories into
B'lanna  before  she  dies as a warning to the younger generation not to
make the mistakes they did.


Future's End, Part I

After  being  attacked  by a ship from the future, the Voyager crew find
themselves on 20th Century Earth.  Part one of two.


Future's End, Part II

The  crew  must  prevent  a  leading  20th  Century  industrialist  from
destroying the future.  Part two of two.


The Q and Grey

With the Q Continuum thrown into civil war following the death of Quinn,
Q arrives on the ship with a proposition for Janeway.


Warlord

When an alien warrior dies on Voyager, he manages to take over Kes in an
attempt to see his plans of conquest through.


Macrocosm

The  ship is overwhelmed by a strange gelatinous lifeform and Janeway is
forced  into the conduit to elude the alien form while the Doctor on his
first away mission attempts to find a solution.


Fair Trade

An  old friend of Neelix tricks him into shipping some illegal narcotics
which gets the Voyager crew into some difficulty.


Alter Ego

Disturbed by the fact that he's falling in love with Marayna, a holodeck
character, Ensign Kim bags Tuvok to teach him how Vulcans suppress their
emotions.   When Tuvok intervenes, Marayna befriends and tries to seduce
him,  too.   A  jealous  Kim  is infuriated with Tuvok, but then Marayna
reveals her true intentions.


Coda

After her shuttlecraft crash lands, a critically injured Captain Janeway
is attacked by Vidiians and has a near death experience during which she
encounters her father, Admiral Janeway.


Blood Fever

One  of  the  Vulcan  crewmembers  enters Pon Farr, the ferocious Vulcan
mating phase.


Unity

The  Voyager  crew  come up against the Federations greatest threat, the
Borg.


Rise

Neelix  must  save  the  crew when they are stuck on a planet with other
aliens,  and  to  escape, they must use the form of technology called an
orbital  tether.   Janeway  and  the  Voyager  crew try to help the Nezu
Ambassador  and  his  colleague  discover  why  their planet is suddenly
bombarded  by asteroids.  When Neelix and Tuvox crash land on Nezu, they
learn they have a dangerous traitor in their midst.


Darkling

While  attempting  to help a local race, Tuvok and Neelix crash land and
in the process reveal the possibility of a traitor in their midst.

Favorite Son

Kim  starts  to behave abnormally and leads the Voyager crew to an alien
planet where an amazing secret about him is revealed.

Before and After

During an experiment to try and elong her life, Kes finds herself moving
backwards and forwards in time.

Real Life

The Doctor creates a holographic family to try and better understand his
patients and finds being father more trouble that he anticipated.

Distant Origin

A  scientist finds Voyager and uses it to try and prove that his species
was  not the first Delta Quadrant race but migrated there from a distant
location.

Displaced

Crewmembers mysteriously start to disappear to be replaced by an unknown
alien race.

Worse Case Scenario

The  crew  find  a partial holoprogram dealing with the possibility of a
mutiny onboard the ship and try to figure out who wrote it.

Scorpion, Part I

Entering Borg space, the crew prepare to defend themselves but find that
the Borg are far too occupied to bother with them.  Part one of two.

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Scorpion, Part II

No plot information is available, except that (obviously) everyone makes
it through okay.


Beginnings

Kes  and  Harry investigate a gaseous anomaly when their shuttlecraft is
drawn  towards  a barren planet.  Kes learns more about her telepathetic
powers  when  she  is  forced  to  use them to help ensign Kim, and they
develop a close (platonic) friendship.


Lifeforces

Voyager encounters three disabled Kazon shuttles that have been drifting
for  about 5 years.  They find only 3 survivors, a Kazon male, his mate,
and their 4 year old son.


Arbitration

A shuttle accident in the middle of a populated city, sparks a civil war
as  the  people  of the city believe their government is trying to quell
several prominent revolutionists.


Command Decisions

The  Captain  is  incapacitated  by  a  virus,  just  as Voyager finds a
wormhole which leads them to the middle of the Gamma Quadrant.  Chakotay
makes  the  difficult decision to return to the Delta Quadrant when they
discover a Jem'Hadar fleet of over 30 ships approaching.


Court Martial

Junior  Officers  are  conducting  training  exercises when one of their
shuttles  crashes  into  another,  killing  the two Marquis aboard.  The
Starfleet  Officers  are  put  on  trial  as Janeway and Chakotay try to
maintain  an  increasingly  unstable alliance between the members of the
crew.


Internal Conflict

Marquis  crewmates  decide  to  revolt  against  the  Captain  and First
Officer,  since they feel they are not representing the Marquis equally.
There is a side-story with Neelix and Tuvok.


Dependence

A  shuttle  accident  leads Chakotay and B'Elanna to rely on one another
for 3 weeks.  The Commander discovers B'Elanna's hidden passion for him,
he does not share with her.


Lost Youth aka:  Secrets Lost

A  strange  virus overtakes all of the human crew, except a young ensign
who discovers a surprising secret in his past.


No title yet

Voyager discovers a new source of Photon Torpedoes, but are they willing
to pay the price?


No title yet

Surprising revelation about Tom Paris.


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