Star Trek: Voyager

The crew explores a remote planet inhabited by humans who were abducted by aliens in 1937.

Chakotay faces an unlikely enemy: a Kazon boy who hopes to achieve warrior status by killing him.

The ship's holographic doctor experiences a world where illusion and reality collide.

The ship is surrounded by creatures whose presence accelerates Kes' reproductive process and threatens Voyager's key operating systems.

Ensign Harry Kim awakens on Earth, where he's shocked to learn there's no record of his assignment on Voyager.

A powerful anomaly leaves the crew lost on their own ship.

Neelix and Paris must put aside their romantic rivalry over Kes after they crash-land on a toxic planet.

A mysterious force puts the crew in a delusional state that causes their most deeply buried thoughts and desires to surface.

Chakotay is stranded on a moon inhabited by natives with ties to his ancestors.

Kes makes contact with Ocampa spacefarers and the female Caretaker, who may have the power to send the crew home.

The theft of a transporter module by Kazon forces thrusts Chakotay into an explosive confrontation with his traitorous former

Janeway must escape from a city under siege by the Mokra, a brutal regime determined to crush the growing resistance movement against it.

After Torres reactivates a humanoid robot, she's drawn into a war between robotic enemies.

Hoping to strengthen Voyager's strategic position in the quadrant, Janeway reluctantly seeks an alliance with the Kazon.

Paris makes history by becoming the first person to cross the transwarp threshold, but could pay for the achievement with his life.

Unable to come up with a logical motive for a shipboard murder, Tuvok performs a mind-meld with the perpetrator that brings out Tuvok's "killer instinct."

Torres races against time to stop a deadly self-guided missile on a collision course with disaster.

A rebel Q escapes from incarceration and demands asylum on Voyager so he can commit suicide.

The Doctor falls in love with a Vidiian woman stricken by the deadly Phage.

Neelix helps smoke out the crewmember who has been passing Federation secrets to the Kazon.

A space anomaly generates a duplicate Voyager and crew, but only one ship can survive an assault by Vidiian invaders.

After crash-landing on a moon, Tuvok encounters three terrified children who claim they've been brought there to die.

Thanks to a complex sensory system controlled by a computer, Kim and others are literally held hostage by fear.

A bizarre occurrence during transport causesTuvok and Neelix to fuse into one alien humanoid known as "Tuvix."

After contracting a deadly virus, Janeway and Chakotay are forced into exile on a planet that shields the effects of the fatal disease.