Neelix and Naomi (the two Ns, it’s going to be a thing, make it happen) have adventures in “Once Upon a Time”, and Chakotay and Kim (the two hard Cs) have adventures in “Timeless”. iTunes Google Play RSS
“The Omega Directive” adds a new Starfleet directive that overrides the Prime Directive. “Unforgettable” adds some new memories that override previous memories. iTunes Google Play RSS
Star Trek: Voyager does another riff on TNG’s “Schisms” in “Waking Moments”, to okay results. Then, in “Message in a Bottle”, the Doctor goes on a solo away mission that results in some exciting information. iTunes Google Play RSS
The B’Elanna Torres/Tom Paris will-they-or-won’t-they comes to a head in “Day of Honor”, and in “Nemesis”, Chakotay finds out that not all is what it seems. Plus! Is Star Trek cool? iTunes Google Play RSS
We say farewell to Star Trek: Voyager’s third season, as Star Trek: Voyager says farewell to itself, in “Worst Case Scenario”, and says hello to the Borg, in “Scorpion”. Also! Is Richard too easy on Voyager? iTunes Google Play RSS
Star Trek: Voyager pays off the end of “Blood Fever” by showing us a colony of former Borg in “Unity”. Then, in “Darkling”, the show pays nothing off by giving us a terrible riff on Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde. iTunes Google Play RSS
Star Trek: Voyager does its own version of The Blue Lagoon in “Resolutions”. Then, in the season-ending “Basics, Part I”, things happen and plot moves forward. iTunes Google Play RSS
Chakotay’s past as a surly teenager is revealed in “Tattoo”, and Kes’s future as a telekinetic badass is revealed in “Cold Fire”. iTunes Google Play RSS
We kick off Star Trek: Voyager’s second season with “The 37s”, where the crew is now tempted by an offer of a new home. Then, in “Initiations”, the Kazon are tempted by Chakotay. Well, someone’s got to be. iTunes Google Play RSS