Season 3

Original Airdates: 1996-1997

By Season 3, Star Trek: Voyager started to find its pulse, although it admittedly remained on life support for much of the season. The show’s overall look, feel, and general direction see dramatic changes as the season progresses. The result is a season that is arguably the show’s darkest and most experimental, with obvious foreshadowing of future events.

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    3-00: Season Overview
    Original Airdates: 1996-1997
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    3-01: Basics, Part II
    The Kazon arc concludes as Voyager's crew adjust to their primitive surrounds while Paris, Suder, and The Doctor win back the ship.
    43 screencaps
  • 3-02: Flashback
    Tuvok has recurring flashbacks to his time aboard the U.S.S. Excelsior.
    51 screencaps
  • 3-03: The Chute
    Kim and Paris receive long sentences in an isolated, brutal alien prison that no one escapes.
    20 screencaps
  • 3-04: The Swarm
    The Doctor and Kes utilize a diagnostic program featuring Dr. Lewis Zimmerman when his program experiences a catastrophic malfunction, while Voyager is under attack by a swarm.
    38 screencaps
  • 3-05: False Profits
    Voyager discovers two Ferengi swindling a primitive planet.
    21 screencaps
  • 3-06: Remember
    B’Elanna experiences the real-life memories of a tragic event.
    44 screencaps
  • 3-07: Sacred Ground
    Janeway undergoes a spiritual ritual to save Kes.
    14 screencaps
  • 3-08: Future’s End, Part I
    When a ship from the 29th century suddenly appears, Voyager is pulled into 1996 Earth.
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    3-09: Future’s End, Part II
    Voyager must stop the ambitious Henry Starling from destroying the future and return to its own timeline.
    34 screencaps
  • 3-10: Warlord
    A ruthless warlord possesses Kes’s body, forever changing the character.
    26 screencaps
  • 3-11: The Q and the Grey
    Q wants Captain Janeway to bare his child, with the hope of saving the Q Continuum.
    46 screencaps
  • 3-12: Macrocosm
    Voyager is attacked by a macro-virus.
    9 screencaps
  • 3-13: Fair Trade
    Fearing the of end of his usefulness, Neelix sinks to drastic measures when Voyager reaches the furthest extent of his knowledge.
    70 screencaps
  • 3-14: Alter Ego
    A lonely alien woman, who falls in love with Tuvok, takes the form of a holographic character.
    81 screencaps
  • 3-15: Coda
    After experiencing the same events over and over again, Janeway is lead to believe that she has died – euthanized by The Doctor upon contracting the Vidiian Phage.
    78 screencaps
  • 3-16: Blood Fever
    Vorik enters the pon farr, selecting B’Elanna as his mate and inflicting her with the Blood Fever as well.
    57 screencaps
  • 3-17: Unity
    Voyager encounters a group of liberated Borg drones, foreshadowing future events.
    34 screencaps
  • 3-18: Darkling
    Enhancements to The Doctor’s program go awry, leading to violent acts.
    33 screencaps
  • 3-19: Rise
    Upon crash landing, Tuvok reluctantly relies on Neelix's expertise with space tethers to save them. Other dangers loom along the way, however.
    13 screencaps
  • 3-20: Favorite Son
    Harry Kim is instinctually drawn to a planet, whose inhabitants lead him to believe he’s a descendant from.
    45 screencaps
  • 3-21: Before and After
    Kes finds herself as an old woman, jumping backwards through time towards non-existence.
    52 screencaps
  • 3-22: Real Life
    The Doctor creates a holographic family to experience the rewards and hardships of life. Meanwhile, Voyager explores a vortex-like phenomenon.
    77 screencaps
  • 3-23: Distant Origin
    Two controversial alien scientists, believed to be direct ancestors of dinosaurs, trace their roots to Earth.
    72 screencaps
  • 3-25: Worst Case Scenario
    A holo-program about a Maquis takeover turns potentially deadly when Seska’s hacked version activates.
    121 screencaps
  • 3-26: Scorpion, Part I
    Voyager forges an uneasy alliance with the ruthless Borg against an even more powerful enemy bent on purging the galaxy of all life.
    99 screencaps