Star Trek: Voyager

While the crew fights for survival on a primitive planet, a lone crewmember battles the Kazon to take back Voyager.

Tuvok experiences a repressed memory that's linked to his first Starfleet assignment under the command of the renowned Captain Sulu.

Convicted of a crime they didn't commit, Paris and Kim may spend the rest of their lives in a hellish prison.

While the crew battles a swarm of alien ships, Kes races to prevent the Doctor's memory circuits from deteriorating.

The crew tries to free the people of the planet Takar from two Ferengi opportunists posing as gods.

Torres is troubled by a series of dreams in which she seems to be reliving another woman's life.

To save Kes's life, Janeway must test her own spiritual beliefs by undergoing the secret ritual of an alien religious order.

The crew visits 20th century Los Angeles to prevent a timeship from destroying the Earth's solar system.

The crew races against time to stop a 20th century computer industrialist from causing a 29th century disaster.

Kes's body is taken over by the mind of a ruthless political leader who's determined to regain control of his planet.

Janeway is stunned when Q asks her to be the mother of his child.

Voyager comes under siege by a lethal alien macrovirus.

Neelix's efforts to assist the crew wind up involving him in a deadly narcotics ring.

A Holodeck character's obsession for Tuvok threatens to destroy Voyager.

Janeway finds herself trapped in a mysterious time loop, where a series of events repeatedly end in her death.

A Vulcan mating ritual pits Torres against a fellow crewmember, while Chakotay makes a shocking discovery about invaders of a strange planet.

Chakotay becomes involved with a group of Borg exiles.

After the Doctor adds a mix of new subroutines to his program, his personality turns violent.

The crew tries to help the inhabitants of a planet that's being bombarded by deadly asteroids.

Kim becomes convinced he's a native of Taresia, a planet inhabited primarily by women.

Kes is bewildered when she begins moving backward in time.

While Paris makes a daring flight into a subspace energy storm, the Doctor experiences the joys and sorrows of family life.

An alien professor kidnaps Chakotay to prove his controversial theory about the origin of his species

Voyager is pirated by an alien race, and her crew sent to an idyllic prison colony.

A holo-novel program about a Maquis mutiny becomes all too real when a holographic version of Seska enters the picture.