Day of Honour: B'Elanna decides to embrace her heritage by observing the Klingon Day Of Honor and participates in a series of ritual endurance tests. (S4. ep 3) [S]
Scorpion - Part 2: Captain Janeway forges an unlikely alliance with the Borg as the crew work on developing a weapon against Species 8472 in exchange for safe passage. (S4, ep 1) [S]
Scorpion - Part 1: As Voyager finally enters the dreaded Borg space, the crew discover a new species far more powerful and dangerous than the Borg. (S3, ep 26) [S]
Worst Case Scenario: When a holo-novel with a Maquis insurrection is discovered in the computer banks, Tuvok and Paris race to stay one step ahead of a holographic Seska. (S3, ep 25) [S]
Displaced: Voyager's crew goes missing one by one, only to be replaced by aliens from an unknown planet who claim they have no idea why they are there. (S3, ep 24) [S]
Distant Origin: A disgraced alien scientist who discovers a link between his kind and humans, kidnaps Chakotay and draws the crew into a debate about race and origin. (S3, ep 23) [S]
Real Life: The Doctor creates a perfect holographic family, but when B'elanna makes the program more realistic, the results are both interesting and devastating. (S3, ep 22) [S]
Before and After: Kes finds herself in a temporal flux and begins to travel backwards through time, starting from the moment of her death. (S3, ep 21) [S]
Favorite Son: Experiencing a strange sense of dÂejÁa vu, Harry Kim leads Voyager to an unknown planet and is convinced he is returning home to his people. (S3, ep 20) [S]
Rise: Neelix and Tuvok crash land on a planet that has asked for help, due to excessive asteroids. They become trapped there, and Tuvok becomes impatient. (S3, ep 19) [S]
The Darkling: The doctor becomes dissatisfied with his own personality, and attempts to incorporate others into his mind. But an evil side of him is revealed. (S3, ep 18) [S]
Blood Fever: Vorik must take part in the Vulcan mating tradition - Pon farr. B'Elanna is affected by the chemical output, causing her to react irrationally. (S3, ep 16) [S]
Fair Trade: Voyager travels far out to a part of space that even Neelix doesn't know about. He attempts to gain a map from a questionable source. (S3, ep 13) [S]
Warlord: When a powerful warlord faces death, he desperately clings to life by entering Kes' body and using her to try and conquer his home planet. (S3, ep 10) [S]
Future's End, Part Two: Captain Janeway must attempt to stop a rogue businessman who has taken the timeship, and could potentially destroy the solar system. (S3, ep 9) [S]
Future's End, Part One: A time paradox is caused when a futuristic timeship from the 29th century sends itself and Voyager back to 20th century Earth. (S3, ep 8) [S]
Sacred Ground: The crew come across a planet's sacred ground, and Kes enters a coma after accidentally touching an energy beam. Janeway attempts to save her. (S3, ep 7) [S]
False Profits: Two Ferengis from the Alpha Quadrant have taken advantage of a primitive planet and are posing as gods, until the Voyager crew challenge them. (S3, ep 5) [S]
The Chute: Harry Kim and Tom Paris are accused of an act of terrorism. They are imprisoned on a satellite, and must do whatever they can to escape. (S3, ep 3) [S]
Flashback: Tuvok begins having disturbing flashbacks that link to his time spent on Excelsior. Captain Janeway aims to help him by taking part in a mind-meld. (S3, ep 2) [S]
Basics, Part Two: The crew tries to survive on the desolate planet, where they were abandoned by the Kazon. The few crew members left onboard Voyager must retake the ship. (S3, ep 1) [S]
Basics, Part One: The crew are put in danger when the Kazon capture Voyager, and leave the majority of the crew for dead on an uninhabited planet. (S2, ep 26) [S]
Resolutions: Captain Janeway and Chakotay both catch a nasty disease, and are forced into quarantine on a planet with apparent healing qualities. (S2, ep 25) [S]
Tuvix: While Tuvok and Neelix are on an alien planet collecting samples, a malfunction with the transporter accidentally merges them into one person. (S2, ep 24) [S]
The Thaw: Voyager finds a group of people in stasis chambers mentally connected to an artificial environment that has created a being that feeds on their fear. (S2, ep 23) [S]
Deadlock: When the crew are attacked by the Vidiians, a spatial scission creates a duplicate Voyager. Both Janeways work together to save one of the ships. (S2, ep 21) [S]
Lifesigns: When the Doctor saves a Phage-ridden Vidiian by placing her consciousness in a holographic body, he starts to think he is falling in love with her. (S2, ep 19) [S]
Death Wish: A suicidal Q threatens the future of the Q-Continuum when he requests asylum aboard Voyager and seeks to end his immortal life. (S2, ep 18) [S]
Meld: When Ensign Lon Suder kills a crewmate for no reason, Tuvok performs a mind-meld to investigate. Later, however, Tuvok begins to regress into madness. (S2, ep 16) [S]
Threshold: Tom Paris breaks the transwarp threshold in an attempt to find a way to get home faster, but it leads to strange side-effects. (S2, ep 15) [S]
Alliances: To stop attacks from the Kazon as Voyager travels through the Delta Quadrant, Captain Janeway is forced to try and make an alliance with them. (S2, ep 14) [S]
Resistance: When a mission goes wrong, Tuvok and B'Elanna are captured and imprisoned. Janeway is rescued by a man who believes she is his daughter. (S2, ep 12) [S]
Cold Fire: Kes meets other Ocampa who help her with her mental abilities and the crew encounter a being who appears to be the Caretaker's mate. (S2, ep 10) [S]
Persistence of Vision: The crew begin to experience hallucinations and Captain Janeway starts seeing characters from her holonovel around the ship. (S2, ep 8) [S]
Non Sequitur: Harry Kim wakes up one morning in San Francisco having never served aboard Voyager, but discovers he is employed at Starfleet Headquarters instead. (S2, ep 5) [S]
Elogium: When the ship encounters some bizarre lifeforms, Kes' reproductive cycle, called Elogium, is triggered unexpectedly, to the detriment of Neelix. (S2, ep 4) [S]
Projections: The doctor existing within the holodeck programme aboard the ship, encounters an error following an accident, and appears to believe he is alive. (S2, ep 3) [S]
Initiations: Chakotay is captured by a young Kazon, who is going through an initiation into manhood. He says he must earn his name by killing, or being killed. (S2, ep 2) [S]
The 37's: The USS Voyager and its crew answer a distress call, revealing a group of humans who appear to be from 1937. The group claim to have been abducted. (S2, ep 1) [S]
Learning Curve: Some of the members of the Maquis, who had previously arrived on Voyager, remain alienated from the crew. Tuvok attempts to train them. (S1, ep 16) [S]