This week features the return of an old friend in “Fury”, and the introduction of a new friend in “Line Line”. Plus! Listen for an important announcement about Trekabout. iTunes Google Play RSS
The Doctor meets some adoring fans and makes some questionable decisions, in “Virtuoso”. Then in “Memorial”, the entire crew begins to experience disturbing memories. iTunes Google Play RSS
The show decides to give B’Elanna character development for some reason with “Barge of the Dead”, a Klingon-centric episode. The Doctor-centric “Tinker Tenor Doctor Spy” is the winner of the week, however. iTunes Google Play RSS
The Malon return, rather inexplicably, in “Juggernaut”, and in “Someone to Watch Over Me”, the Doctor gives Seven of Nine lessons in romance. iTunes Google Play RSS
The Doctor discovers that, assurances to the contrary, Janeway still doesn’t respect him, in “Latent Image”, and no one respects Chaotica, in “Bride of Chaotica!” iTunes Google Play RSS
Seven of Nine deals with some new guests in “Infinite Regress” and the Doctor deals with a new guest in “Nothing Human”. Plus! Richard is still not a Trekkie. iTunes Google Play RSS
In “One”, Seven and the Doctor have to run the ship all by themselves. In “Hope and Fear”, the crew discover that they are not alone. iTunes Google Play RSS
“Living Witness” is yet another high-concept Voyager episode, and “Demon” is yet another Voyager adventure romp. Plus! The show remembers Harry Kim. iTunes Google Play RSS
In “Retrospect”, we get an ill-advised riff on false memories and sexual assault. In “The Killing Game”, we get ill-advised World II cosplay. 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