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1x01 CARETAKER, PART I
1x02 CARETAKER, PART II |
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While
pursuing a Maquis ship lost in the Badlands, the
Intrepid-class Starfleet ship Voyager encounters a
displacement wave which throws the vessel 70,000 light
years from Federation space. Captain Kathryn Janeway asks
the Maquis for help in discovering where they are and how
they got there. Upon learning that the array which brought
them to the Delta Quadrant will be used to eradicate a
nearby civilization, Janeway elects to destroy the
technology instead of returning home.
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While
Janeway and Chakotay argue about who should replace the
dead chief engineer, Voyager encounters a ship caught
inside a quantum singularity. The ship is Voyager,
displaced over several hours of time due to the temporal
nature of the anomaly. The captain and B'Elanna Torres
work together to free it and the former Maquis becomes
chief engineer. |
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Investigating an explosion which has levelled an entire
planet, Janeway and Paris are caught in a space-time
fissure and thrown back in time a day before the
cataclysm. While the crew attempts to rescue them, Janeway
tries to find a way to escape without interfering with the
timeline. |
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Neelix is
attacked on an away mission by an alien who removes his
lungs. Janeway sets out in pursuit and learns that the
aliens, the Vidiians, suffer from a deadly phage which is
slowly destroying their population, so they harvest organs
from other species to survive. |
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Voyager
encounters a particle-rich nebula which the crew hopes can
resupply their decreasing stores, but the nebula turns out
to be a living creature which Voyager damages by firing
one of its 32 limited photon torpedoes. As the Doctor and
Torres work to heal the life form, Chakotay introduces
Janeway to her animal guide and Harry Kim invites her to
shoot pool in Sandrine's. |
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Voyager
encounters a wormhole which leads to the Alpha Quadrant.
When they send a message buoy through, it is intercepted
by a Romulan officer who comes from twenty years in
Voyager's past. |
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Paris is
tried for an alien murder and sentenced to relive the dead
man's final moments every hour for the rest of his life;
Tuvok launches an investigation. |
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Kim is
accidentally transported to a way-station for the dying
where the aliens believe he has returned from the dead. In
his stead, Voyager beams aboard a dying alien, who teaches
them the belief systems of her people so that they can
find their ensign. |
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Voyager is
invited to Sikarius, a luxurious planet with the
technology to transport people over thousands of light
years. Janeway wants to use their technology to get her
crew home; when she learns that
to do so
would be against
local law, Torres and Tuvok conspire to get the technology
behind her back. |
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Voyager
discovers a Kazon ship destroyed by Federation technology,
and Seska becomes the prime suspect for having given it to
them. An investigation reveals not only that she betrayed
Voyager, but that she was born Cardassian. |
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The Doctor
enters a holonovel initiated by Kim which has caused
several crewmembers to disappear on the holodeck. By
playing out the events of Beowulf and confronting the
villain Grendel, he saves the crewmembers. |
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Tuvok
returns from an away mission with a comatose Chakotay. As
the Doctor tries to treat the First Officer, members of
the crew are possessed to take inexplicable actions aimed
at diverting the ship and harming Tuvok. |
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The Vidiians
abduct Torres and split her into her Klingon and Human
halves, hoping that the Klingon DNA may provide a cure for
the phage. While the crew mounts a mission to rescue her
and Paris, who was taken prisoner with her, Torres' two
selves must learn to
work together in order to
break free from their
captors. |
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The man who
invented the Metrion Cascade, a deadly weapon which
destroyed Neelix's home planet of Rinax, comes aboard
Voyager claiming to seek test subjects for an innovative
treatment for a disease caused by exposure to the weapon.
His real agenda is even more surprising: he thinks he has
found a way to recover all the victims of his holocaust. |
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Tuvok
attempts to train four Maquis crewmembers who are having
difficulty following Starfleet protocols. He intends to
make them conform to his standards, but ends up
discovering that he makes a far more effective teacher by
learning to compromise. |
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