We wrap up the adventures of Voyager’s crew in the strange alien land of Los Angeles, 1996 in “Future’s End, Part II”, and it’s only kind of successful at paying off the first installment. Then, Jennifer Lien gets a chance to shine in “Warlord”. iTunes Google Play RSS
Star Trek: Voyager continues its upswing this week by giving us a Janeway episode, “Sacred Ground”, in which she is challenged to put aside her devotion to the scientific method. Then, in “Future’s End”, the show does something so batshit that you just have to admire it. iTunes Google Play RSS
Hey, remember the Ferengi that got stranded in the Delta Quadrant way back in “The Price”? Well, “False Profits” brings them back. Then, B’Elanna is given memories of a horrible event, in “Remember”. iTunes Google Play RSS
Star Trek: Voyager continues to make us angry this week as we talk about the insulting and maddening “The Chute” and “The Swarm”. Plus! Is The Doctor dead? iTunes Google Play RSS
Welcome to the third season of Star Trek: Voyager! Michael Piller has stepped down and Jeri Taylor has all these great ideas for the show, we assume. So why the hell did we have to suffer through “Basics, Part II” and “Flashback”? 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
Cirque du Soleil guest stars in “The Thaw” (no, really!) and Tuvix guest stars in, well, “Tuvix”. It’s also perhaps the episode that assassinates the character of Captain Janeway. iTunes Google Play RSS
The USS Voyager gets duplicated for let’s say the seventeenth time in “Deadlock”. Then, in “Innocence”, Tuvok gets marooned on a planet with a group of children. These plot summaries haven’t been very promising, Star Trek: Voyager. iTunes Google Play RSS
The Doctor gets a Vidiian girlfriend in “Lifesigns”, and Tom Paris gets thrown off the ship in “Investigations”. Plus! What the hell does Seska even want? iTunes Google Play RSS
B’Elanna’s past as a VI reprogrammer comes back to haunt her in “Dreadnought”, and the Q Continuum’s future comes back to haunt it in “Death Wish”. iTunes Google Play RSS