B’Elanna travels the Klingon Barge of the Dead with her mother towards Gre'thor, the afterlife for dishonored souls.

The Doctor's experiment with daydreaming leads Voyager into a potential ambush.

Tom Paris’s mind is controlled by a sentient shuttlecraft.

Tuvok’s memory is erased and his personality drastically changes after an attack.

After 900 years, a planet’s inhabitants are brought out of suspended animation, with Voyager caught in the middle of their continued conflict.

Voyager locates an old Earth spacecraft, lost without explanation in 2032.

The Starfleet-Maquis rivalry reignites when Seven of Nine uncovers evidence of several potential conspiracies aboard Voyager, one of which suggests that Voyager’s presence in the Delta Quadrant was no accident.

At Starfleet Command, Lieutenant Reginald Barclay jeopardizes everything to establish two-way communication with Voyager.

Several crewmembers experience post-traumatic stress from unexplained memories of an unknown conflict.

Seven of Nine is forced into competitive combat.

Voyager encounters a disabled Borg ship run by children, who prove just as dangerous as their adult counterparts.

The Voyager crew enjoys a new open-door, Irish-themed holoprogram, whose characters become suspicious of unexplained events.

Ensign Lindsay Ballard, a crewmember believed to be dead, returns to Voyager as a different species.

Voyager locates Icheb’s parents, only to uncover a dark secret about his assimilation.

Janeway takes a group of a small group of low-key crew members on an away mission aboard the Delta Flyer.

Con artists impersonate Voyager’s crew to swindle profits.

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The assimilated Janeway, Tuvok, and Torres drones help protect Unimatrix Zero from the Borg Queen.

Seven of Nine’s cortical node malfunctions, leaving Voyager to scavage a Borg vessel for a replacement.

The Delta Flyer enters a competitive race and Tom and B’Elanna finally say “I Do.”

As a result of a repressed mind control element, former Maquis crew members are the target of attacks, reigniting the long-forgotten dual crew rivalry.

The Doctor's program is stolen and forced to serve an alien species.

To facilitate improved communications with Starfleet, Voyager receives a hologram of Lieutenant Reginald Barclay, which turns out to have been tampered with by a Ferengi ship.

When captured by an anti-hologram group, The Doctor's program is downloaded into Seven of Nine.

Harry Kim’s first true command is jeopardized when the ship’s true mission is exposed.

The Hirogen’s holographic prey fights back and tempts The Doctor into joining their cause.

Voyager is fractured into several timeframes.

Recalling unpleasant childhood memories, B’Elanna tries to secretly alter her fetus’s DNA to appear fully human.

A species’ justice system is questioned when The Doctor develops a potential cure for their criminal tendencies.

When Voyager encounters an old Klingon ship, its crew come to believe that B’Elanna’s unborn child is their savior.