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Janeway
pursues Ransom with a vengeance - dismissing the interests
of her crew, relieving Chakotay of duty, and threatening
the life of an Equinox crewmember in her effort to bring
the renegade captain to justice. |
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Three former
Borg drones from Seven of Nine's unimatrix track her down,
hoping she can help them break free from the neural link
that ties them together. |
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Torres has a
near-death experience in a shuttle, and travels on
the Klingon Barge of
the Dead to Stovocor, where she must
confront her rejection of her Klingon heritage and
fight to save her mother from spending eternity in Hell,
even if she must lose her own soul. She comes away
from the experience stronger and with a new respect for
her mother. |
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6x04 TINKER, TENOR,
DOCTOR, SPY |
The Doctor
has fantasies of running the ship and being desirable to
all its women, but when aliens tap into his daydreams, he
must work to make them real. |
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Tom Paris
falls in love with a ship that connects to him
neurogenically, then appears to him as an attractive
woman. Becoming addicted, Tom leaves Voyager with "Alice"
leaving the crew to figure out a method of countering the
addiction. |
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After an alien attack strips him of his Vulcan memories,
inhibitions and control, Tuvok turns to Neelix for help
and insight only to experience a completely
uncharacteristic chain of events. |
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When Seven
of Nine awakes a race of dormant aliens in stasis for
centuries, an ancient struggle to control subspace is
revived as well, with Voyager caught firmly in the middle. |
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Voyager
encounters an anomaly which swallowed up the command
module of the first manned Mars expedition in 2032.
Chakotay, Paris and Seven set out to rescue the module but
soon end up caught in the same anomaly which crippled the
ancient vessel decades before. |
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6x09 THE VOYAGER
CONSPIRACY |
When Seven
of Nine downloads the entire Voyager database, she
discovers conspiracies involving Starfleet, the Maquis,
and
the Caretaker. She attempts to create mistrust
between the Captain and Chakotay, but they discover what
she is doing in time to cooperate and use an alien
catapult to get Voyager closer to home. |
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Deanna Troi
visits Reginald Barclay, who has an idea about how to
contact the Voyager crew, but Admiral Paris,
thinks he has relapsed into holo-addiction. |
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Tom Paris
creates a holo-program to help the crew relax. His
recreation of an Irish village complete with guesthouse is
a welcome distraction.
Janeway falls in love with a
holocharacter, the owner of the establishment.
But comes to her senses and deletes him
when she learns how obsessed she's become. |
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Voyager is trapped in the atmosphere of a planet with a
primitive civilization, but it
doesn't stay primitive for long,
developing weapons that can destroy Voyager before the
ship can get away from the rapidly evolving planet. At the
same time, the Doctor beams down to investigate the
culture
and ends up spending the equivalent of a lifetime
there even marrying and raising a son. |
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An advanced
race discovers music via the Doctor's singing and begins
to treat him like a superstar. When the Doctor's ego grows
too large, he abruptly announces he's leaving the ship,
and cuts all ties with his former crewmates.
Discovering that fame is fickle he returns much humbled. |
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Voyager
crewmembers return from an away mission experiencing
repressed memories of having participated in a massacre.
They soon realise all is not as it seems when the rest of
the crew start to experience the same vivid thoughts... |
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When Seven
of Nine and Tuvok are captured on shore leave, Seven finds
herself forced to face down a devastatingly powerful
opponent in a match of Tsunkatse, a game which is played
to the death. |
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When Voyager
encounters a derelict Borg Cube, a group of partially
assimilated Borg youngsters try to seize the ship's
deflector dish and Seven of Nine is left to negotiate with
them. |
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The people
of Fair Haven develop enough sentience to accuse Voyager
crewmembers of witchcraft; when Janeway seems more worried
about saving Michael Sullivan than Paris and Kim, Torres
reminds the captain that while her lover can be
reprogrammed, Tom and Harry can't. |
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A dead
crewmember with whom Harry Kim was once in love returns in
a body reanimated by aliens. However Lindsay Ballard must
face a difficult decision when her alien family return to
claim her. |
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When Voyager
tracks down the parents of the young ex-Borg drone Icheb,
Seven of Nine has trouble trusting the boy's parents to
care for him. Her concerns soon become all too clear when
they attempt to send Icheb back to the collective. |
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Janeway goes
on an away mission in the Delta Flyer with three misfit
crewmembers from the lower decks who, according to Seven,
are constant underperformers. When the mission runs into
difficulty, Janeway's leadership skills are needed more
than ever. |
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6x21 LIVE FAST AND
PROSPER |
A troupe of
alien con artists pose as Janeway, Chakotay and Tuvok in
their mock up "Delta Flyer" in order to take advantage of
other species. They use Voyager's
good name and the Captain's reputation for
compassion, to cheat local traders and leave a trail of
enemies behind for Voyager to encounter.. |
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Torres
crashes on an alien world and becomes the inspiration for
a playwright trying to inspire peace for his people who
are embroiled in a bloody war between factions. |
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The return
of a vengeful Kes sparks disaster for Voyager. This Kes is
blaming Janeway for her premature evolution and the loss
of her youth and will stop at nothing to take revenge on
the crew. |
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Learning
that his inventor is dying, the Doctor has his program
transmitted back to the Alpha Quadrant to try to save him.
There he meets Troi and Barclay who, having already tried
to convince Zimmerman to seek treatment, are doubtful
about the chance of success from the Doctor. |
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6x25 THE HAUNTING OF DECK
TWELVE |
As
Voyager prepares to approach a nebula and must turn off
all power,
Neelix tells ghost
stories to the Borg children who cannot regenerate,
without power in their alcoves. The story, Neelix
says is a explanation of why Deck Twelve is off limits.
He tells of a creature living there who had attempted to
take over the ship. Then he tells the children that
the story was fiction. However after they are safely
regenerating again Voyager releases the creature to its
new nebula home. |
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6x26 UNIMATRIX ZERO, PART I |
Seven of
Nine encounters a past lover in a secret Borg
dreamworld
where drones maintain their individuality; Janeway seeks
to foster a resistance movement among them. |