Year of Hell Part II
Originally Aired: 11/12/1997

Stardate: 51425.4 With Chakotay and Paris taken by the Krenim temporal ship, Janeway and crew find themselves in a tenuous position. The continuous pummelling that Voyager has received over the last few months have taken its toll on the ship. The Starfleet crew has struggled through the unending attacks in order to survive. Finally, unwilling to give her crew a death sentence, the Captain orders her family to abandon ship. Giving them the directive to set their escape pods' flight path for the Alpha Quadrant, Janeway tells her crew to build new alliances in the hopes that someday they will be reunited again.

Year of Hell, Part 1
Originally Aired: November 05, 1997

In several alternate timelines, "The Year of Hell" was the name that was given to the events of 2373/2374 by the crew of the USS Voyager, specifically a series of conflicts with the Krenim Imperium. In both timelines, the temporal weaponry of the Imperium inflicted critical damage on the starship.

Scientific Method
Originally Aired: October 19, 1997

The Raven
Originally Aired: October 8, 1997

Revulsion
Originally Aired: October 1, 1997

Nemesis
Originally Aired: September 14, 1997

Day of Honor
Originally Aired: September 17, 1997

The Gift
Originally Aired: September 10, 1997

Scorpion, Part 2
Originally Aired: September 03, 1997

Scorpion, Part 1
Originally Aired: May 21, 1997

Worst Case Scenario
Originally Aired: May 14, 1997

Displaced
Originally Aired: May 07, 1997

Distant Origin
Originally Aired: March 19, 1997

An alien scientist finds evidence linking his species' ancestry to Earth, but government officials refuse to accept his evidence because it conflicts with their ancient beliefs.

Real Life
Originally Aired: April 23, 1997

The Doctor learns a few real life lessons with the holographic "family" he created; Voyager investigates massive subspace distortions.

Before and After
Originally Aired: April 09, 1997

Kes finds herself in temporal flux, her consciousness oscillating back and forth between her birth and her death.

Favorite Son
Originally Aired: March 19, 1997

Harry Kim becomes convinced that he's from the planet Taresia and he wants to return home to his people.

Rise
Originally Aired: February 26, 1997

Voyager helps a planet with asteroid problems. Tuvok and Neelix crash-land on the planet and attempt to fix a maglev space elevator. Several problems arise due to other aliens stuck aboard the elevator as well.

Darkling
Originally Aired: February 19, 1997

The Doctor attempts to improve his program by including elements of the personalities of various famous people that he admires, taken from holocharacters of them. However, the darker, less well-known sides of these people's personalities form a separate, evil, second personality (similar to Mr. Hyde) which attempts to murder an alien from the planet, being visited by Voyager by pushing him off a cliff, temporarily paralyzes Lt. Torres when she discovers him, and later jumps off a cliff with Kes, but is beamed back to Voyager while falling. At the end of the episode, the Doctor's program is restored to normal. While the episode concludes, the Doctor is heard citing part of the Hippocratic Oath.

Unity
Originally Aired: January 15, 1997

Chakotay is trapped and injured on a world where the inhabitants randomly attack each other, but the people who rescue and care for him harbor a disturbing secret.

Blood Fever
Originally Aired: January 15, 1997

An away team studying a dead civilization come under threat from Ensign Vorik, who is undergoing pon farr and chooses B'Elanna Torres as his mate. Meanwhile Chakotay discovers the reason for the death of the civilization: the one group of Delta Quadrant inhabitants Voyager's crew most wants to avoid.

Coda
Originally Aired: January 29, 1997

Janeway and Chakotay are travelling back to Voyager on a shuttlecraft when they are forced down by electrical interference from a nearby planet. Janeway is critically injured in the crash and has to be revived by Chakotay via CPR and cordrazine. Janeway activates their homing signal and unknowingly shows the Vidiians (who Chakotay discovers have shot them down) right where to find them. They are then captured and killed by the Vidiians (Chakotay is shot, Janeway is strangled).

Alter Ego
Originally Aired: January 15, 1997

Tuvok and Harry Kim become interested in a holodeck character who is more than she seems.

Fair Trade
Originally Aired: January 08, 1997

Voyager encounters a region of space named the Nekrit Expanse. Since Neelix has no knowledge about the space after this point, he tries to make himself useful to the crew by trying to obtain a map from an old friend named Wixiban, who in exchange, asks for Neelix's help with some less-than-reputable dealings.

Macrocosm
Originally Aired: December 11, 1996

Janeway and Neelix return from an away mission to find Voyager adrift in space and the crew barely alive. They soon learn that the ship has been overrun by viral life forms that are rapidly growing in size.

Warlord
Originally Aired: November 20, 1996

Kes' body is taken over by the mind and personality of a fierce warlord named Tieran. This endangers the ship, even leading to Kes/Tieran murdering a fellow Voyager crewman. After Kes' mind is returned to normal, she still feels that having the warlord inhabit her mind has changed her considerably.

Future's End, Part 2
Originally Aired: October 06 & 13, 1996

USS Voyager encounters an artificially generated graviton disruption, from which the 29th century timeship Aeon emerges, firing on Voyager. The pilot of the timeship, Captain Braxton, claims that Voyager will be responsible for a temporal explosion in the 29th century that will destroy the entire solar system. Captain Janeway responds with force to calm Braxton and eventually Voyager overpowers the timeship, causing Braxton to lose control of it. The graviton field begins to collapse and both ships are pulled in. Voyager finds itself in orbit around Earth, but in the 20th century. Captain Janeway, Chakotay, Tuvok, and Tom Paris transport to the surface, where they have detected some unusual readings near Los Angeles, leaving Harry Kim in charge.

Future's End, Part 1
Originally Aired: October 06 & 13, 1996

Both Voyager and a 29th century Federation Timeship, the Aeon, are pulled back in time to Earth in the late 20th century. The Timeship Aeon crashes in Arizona during the 1960s, while Voyager appears in orbit around Earth during 1996.

Sacred Ground
Originally Aired: October 30, 1996

Kes accidentally intrudes on a religious shrine and is almost killed by a strange energy beam. Told there is nothing that can medically be done to save her, Captain Janeway undergoes a spiritual quest to ask the "spirits" to spare Kes's life.

False Profits
Originally Aired: October 02, 1996

Voyager discovers a pair of Ferengi, who arrived in the Delta Quadrant via the Barzan Wormhole, masquerading as gods to a primitive culture. The crew must find a way to put an end to this exploitation, while trying to use the same wormhole to get them home.

The Swarm
Originally Aired: September 25, 1996

Voyager must find a way to cross a region of space owned by a mysterious race of hostile aliens without being detected. Meanwhile, Torres and Kes must work quickly to save The Doctor when a malfunction in his program causes him to lose his memory.

The Chute
Originally Aired: September 18, 1996

Paris and Kim are sent to an Akritian prison after being accused of a terrorist bombing, where they are thrown in among hardened killers. When the crew of Voyager finds out that Paris and Kim have already been tried, convicted and sentenced, they set off in search of the true perpetrators of the crime.

Flashback
Originally Aired: September 11, 1996

After falling ill to what appears to be a repressed memory Tuvok must perform a mind-meld with Captain Janeway in order to survive. The meld takes them back to when Tuvok was a junior science officer aboard the USS Excelsior under the command of Captain Hikaru Sulu.

Basics, Part 2
Originally Aired: September 04, 1996

With the crew stranded on a barren planet, and the ship controlled by the Kazon, it's up to Tom Paris, Lon Suder, and The Doctor to retake Voyager and rescue their crewmates.

Basics, Part 1
Originally Aired: May 20, 1996

Seska lures Chakotay and Voyager to her, claiming that Maj Cullah is going to kill the baby she created using Chakotay's DNA, once he learns that it isn't his. Chakotay feels compelled to rescue his child, while all the time, he fears it could be a trap.

Resolutions
Originally Aired: March 18, 1996

When Captain Janeway and Chakotay contract an incurable virus they are left on a planet which shields them from its effects. While Janeway searches for a cure, she begins to form a deeper relationship with her first officer. Onboard Voyager, Tuvok, who is now in command, faces a near mutiny.

Tuvix
Originally Aired: May 06, 1996

A transporter accident combines Neelix and Tuvok into one person. This new person wants to be called Tuvix. The crew feverishly works to find a solution to this situation; but Tuvix does not want to be changed back. Does Tuvix have the right to decide the fate of Neelix and Tuvok?

The Thaw
Originally Aired: April 29, 1996

The crew of Voyager encounters a planet that has recently entered an ice age. They discover a series of stasis chambers where a small group of people are mentally connected to an artificial environment that turned horribly wrong.

Innocence
Originally Aired: April 08, 1996

Tuvok crash-lands on a moon along with Ensign Bennet. Bennet does not survive. He discovers three children, Tressa, Elani and Corin. They tell him the craft they were on also crashed, killing the adults. They convince him other members of their race, the Drayans, mean to do them harm. Tuvok helps the children elude a search party. Later, when the danger passes, they behave as children normally would, getting into things they should not and asking incessant questions as Tuvok tries to contact his ship.

Deadlock
Originally Aired: March 18, 1996

An accident in a plasma cloud creates a duplicate Voyager after they are attacked by the Vidiians.

Investigations
Originally Aired: March 13, 1996

Lifesigns
Originally Aired: February 26, 1996

Death Wish
Originally Aired: February 19, 1996

A suicidal Q threatens the future of the Q-Continuum when he requests asylum aboard Voyager.

Dreadnought
Originally Aired: February 12, 1996

Voyager encounters a Cardassian missile ship, which Torres re-programmed while working for the Maquis. Now, B'Elanna must outsmart her own programming to disarm Dreadnought, before it destroys a planet and kills millions of innocent people.

Meld
Originally Aired: February 5, 1996

Threshold
Originally Aired: January 29, 1996

Tom Paris begins evolving into a higher organism after achieving warp 10 in an experimental shuttle.

Alliances
Originally Aired: January 22, 1996

In order to stop attacks from the Kazon, Captain Janeway finds herself being forced to make an alliance with the more powerful Kazon sects. When negotiations fail, their only chance is to ally themselves with the race that used the Kazons as slaves in the past, called the Trabe.

Prototype
Originally Aired: January 15, 1996

After finding and repairing a robot found drifting in space, B'Elanna is abducted and forced to help robots to reproduce building a new prototype or Voyager will be destroyed. However, after finding out that the robots were in the middle of a robotic war and had killed their makers, B'Elanna is forced to destroy the prototype.

Resistance
Originally Aired: November 27, 1995

Tuvok and B'Elanna are captured and imprisoned after an away mission goes wrong. Janeway is knocked unconscious and is rescued by a man who believes that she is his daughter.

Maneuvers
Originally Aired: November 20, 1995

After Voyager detects a Federation probe, the Kazon Nistrim attack and steal some transporter technology. Chakotay interprets this as a personal attack, sets off on his own to retrieve it, and is then captured.

Cold Fire
Originally Aired: November 13, 1995

The crew of Voyager make contact with the Caretaker's mate, Suspiria, and hope she will be able to send them home. Meanwhile, Kes meets with other Ocampa living on Suspiria's array, descended from a group that left the homeworld over 300 years earlier, who encourage her to develop her mental abilities.

Tattoo
Originally Aired: November 6, 1995

Upon discovering a cultural symbol drawn in the ground on a planet that was used by his ancestors to "heal the land", Chakotay tries to contact the beings his tribe called the "Sky Spirits".

Persistence of Vision
Originally Aired: October 30, 1995

Captain Janeway starts seeing characters and objects from her holo-novel around the ship. Soon afterwards the crew begins entering a catatonic state one by one, while only Kes and The Doctor remain unaffected.

Parturition
Originally Aired: October 9, 1995

Relations between Neelix and Tom Paris fall to a new low when they have a fight in the mess hall over Kes. Immediately after this they are sent on an away mission together to a planet in search of food supplies. On their way to the planet their shuttle craft crashes because of EM interference, then they must search for shelter as the atmosphere contains dangerous levels of trigemic vapor. Once inside a cave they discover a nest of eggs out of which a reptilian type creature hatches. Voyager's attempts to find the shuttle craft are halted when they are attacked by an alien ship which places itself between Voyager and the planet, trying to block their access to the surface. Meanwhile, on the planet it seems like the reptilian creature is dying because it needs nourishment to survive. After field rations have no success it is discovered that the creature feeds on amino acids found in the trigemic vapors. Once outside the creature recovers and Voyager disables the weapons aboard the enemy ship and moves into the planet's atmosphere to rescue Neelix and Tom. Just as they are rescued an adult of the reptilian creature's species appears to take the infant.

Voyager encounters a spatial anomaly that disables Voyager's warp drive and communications. What’s worse, the ship itself has become distorted, with passages and turbo-lifts going to the wrong locations; the crew can’t get to where they need to go. The distortion of Voyager is compounded by the fact it is will soon encompass the entire ship. The crew tries desperately to stop the anomaly's advancement before the ship is destroyed.

Non Sequitur
Originally Aired: September 25, 1995

Waking up, Ensign Harry Kim realizes that something is wrong when he sees his girlfriend by his side and the cityscape of San Francisco outside his apartment window. Somehow, he has been removed from Voyager and sent to another place in time. Accessing classified files on the Voyager in this new time and place, he learns that a friend from the ship is also on Earth. Wishing to return to his post, Kim seeks out Tom Paris.

Elogium
Originally Aired: September 18, 1995

Voyager is trapped by an encounter with space-born life forms, whose presence leads to strange effects on Kes. One effect is to push Kes into early Elogium, or the one period of time in their lives when Ocampans can give birth.

While Neelix considers the possibilities of fatherhood, Voyager must deal with a larger member of the life forms, which views the ship as competition for its mates.

Projections
Originally Aired: September 11, 1995

When the Doctor is activated, he learns that Janeway has been injured, the crew has abandoned ship, and the Kazon are on board. Only Janeway, Torres, and Neelix have remained on board.

Things turn even more strange when Reginald Barclay appears and tells the Doctor that this is just a computer glitch; he is on Jupiter Station, and there is no starship Voyager lost in the Delta Quadrant. Barclay tells the Doctor he must destroy the computer-generated Voyager to repair the glitch

Initiations
Originally Aired: September 04, 1995

While alone aboard a shuttlecraft remembering the anniversary of his father's death, Chatokay is captured and becomes caught up in a Kazon right of passage ritual. Unfortunately, the killing of Chakotay is a the prime part of this ritual. Can Voyager rescue him in time? Or can Chakotay rescue himself?

The 37's
Originally Aired: August 28, 1995

Voyager comes upon, to their surprise, a vintage 1936 pickup truck floating in space. To add to the mystery, the truck’s radio is receiving a distress signal, which Voyager tracks down to the source planet. The mystery deepens even more when they find people from Earth in frozen animation there.

The crew learns the planet is also inhabited by human descendents of the frozen humans. The crew must decide if they want to stay on this lone Earth-like planet, or continue on the journey back to the Alpha quadrant. Will Janeway have enough crew left, after their decisions are made, to continue Voyager’s trip home?

Learning Curve
Originally Aired: May 22, 1995

While Voyager's mixed Starfleet/Maquis crew seem to be working out, a few rogue Maquis are fighting the integration. Chakotay selects the most resistant of the group and Tuvok decides to put the rebels through boot-camp, Tuvok style. Meanwhile, Voyager's bio-neural circuitry is afflicted by a viral infection stemming from Neelix's cooking.

Jetrel
Originally Aired: May 15, 1995

A member of the Haakonians, a race warring with the Talaxians arrives on Voyager, much to the dismay of Neelix, whose family was killed by them.