Star Trek: Voyager

Sent to rescue a renegade ship from a dangerous region of space, the Voyager is swept into a distant area of space by an unknown force.

Capt. Janeway and Lt. Paris are transported back in time by a subspace fracture just before an explosion ends all life on a doomed planet.

While seeking a power source for the ship, the crew encounters a planet of people who steal body organs to fight a deadly disease.

The crew of the Voyager enters what they think is a nebula, but discovers it is a life form injured by their entry.

A small wormhole discovered by Harry Kim allows communication with a Romulan scientist back home, and raises the crew's hopes of getting back to the Alpha quadrant.

Tuvok takes matters in hand when Lt. Paris is blamed for a brutal murder and given a sentence that will cost him his mind.

Kim is transported to the Uhnori home planet after the crew finds an Uhnori burial ground on an uncharted planet.

The crew encounters a race of hedonistic aliens who possess the technology to get them home; Janeway tries to convince the aliens to allow Voyager to use the technology.

The crew fears there may be a traitor in their midst when a Kazon ship is disabled trying to integrate Federation technology with its own.

When an alien life form seizes the holodeck, takes the form of Grendel, and begins turning crew members into energy, the holographic doctor must become Beowulf and save his friends.

Gravely injured Chakotay tries to help the crew when mind-controllers force Tuvok to take command of Voyager.

Lt. Torres is divided into two beings when a Vidiian scientist kidnaps her and Lt. Paris for use in his experiments to cure the phage.

Neelix confronts his past when the Haakonian scientist who created the doomsday weapon that killed his family comes aboard the ship to conduct experiments.

Tuvok teaches Starfleet protocol to Maquis students, but his disciplinarian nature clashes with their more relaxed demeanor; Torres and the Doctor look for a power drain.