Star Trek: Voyager, The Complete Series

While on a short-term mission to track an infiltrated Maquis cell, Capt. Kathryn Janeway and her newly launched U.S.S. Voyager crew -- and the Maquis fighter crew -- are drawn 70,000 lightyears to the far side of the Delta Quadrant by an alien seeking survival.

The reality of co-existence hits Maquis and Starfleet personnel alike, but the troubled but brilliant B'Elanna Torres is made chief engineer after solving a baffling spatial mystery with Janeway.

An industrial but pre-warp planet's dangerous polaron technology seems to be the cause of a planet-wide wipeout discovered by the Voyager crew -- or did the visitors actually cause the problem in the near past?

When a grotesque and bizarre alien team steals Neelix's lungs, the Doctor's holographic replacements keep him alive until Janeway finally tracks down the Vidiians and their society-wide Phage plague.

A nebula whose baffling interior provides no exit while being explored is discovered to be a living entity, and Janeway leads the crew in delicate "surgery" to repair the damage and finally emerge intact.

The crew is overjoyed to find a wormhole leading to the Alpha Quadrant, only to find that it is micro-sized and terminates in the Romulan Empire. The lone Romulan they contact, however, eventually seems won over to helping them.

During a friendly visit to the advanced world of Banea, Paris is accused of murdering the high-ranking husband of a woman who claims the lieutenant had an affair with her. Tuvok's detective skills and her own pet finally clear him, exposing a different culprit far more dangerous to the Baneans.

In a crossing of transporter beaming, Harry Kim is swapped out for a corpse of the Vhnori people during one of their sacred funeral rituals. Getting him back creates tension by exposing the Vhnori's "Next Emanation" afterlife as simply subspace vacuoles -- or does it?

Janeway may finally have an ally in the Sikarans, whose peaceful, advanced ways mirror those of Voyager. But when the Sikarans' own version of the Prime Directive forbids their sharing of technology that could get Voyager home quickly, unlikely allies in the crew plot to take it anyway.

When replicator technology turns up on a Kazon-Nistrim ship, Janeway suspects a collaborator. The Maquis are suspect, but who'd have thought Chakotay's old cell contained a Cardassian spy disguised as a Bajoran -- and his onetime lover?

Harry Kim's innocent medieval role-playing holo-program turns dangerous when he and Chakotay disappear without a trace. In his own "native" environment, the holographic Doctor undertakes his first "away mission" to rescue them and survives fear, romance and heartbreak in unmasking an unlikely trespasser.

An attack on his shuttlecraft inside a nebula leaves Chakotay brain-dead, but soon a series of comas, violence and sabotage stalk many in the crew. Suspicion falls on Tuvok until the crew uncovers an overlooked but deadly denizen of the nebula.

A bizarre Vidiian scientist splits the dual ethnic heritage of Torres into separate bodies to test her Klingon DNA for resistance to his people's Phage disease.

When Dr. Ma'Bor Jetrel visits Voyager, Neelix is enraged at the Haakonian creator of the superweapon that conquered his world and killed his family. But his anger conceals a personal secret he is forced to confront when Jetrel is not the demon he had expected.

Most Maquis by now have assimilated into Starfleet life, but one troublesome trio are sent to Tuvok's own version of "boot camp" to bring them in line. Their bitter conflict is overshadowed when all of Voyager is threatened by an infection to the ship's bio-neural gel-pack circuitry.

After discovering a 1936 Ford truck floating in space, Voyager follows an AM-band SOS call to a nearby planet.

A young Kazon trying to earn his name and place among his people kidnaps and tries to kill Chakotay.

When the Doctor is activated during a Red Alert, he learns that the ship has been abandoned, and that only B'Elanna Torres and an injured Captain Janeway are left on board.

When the crew of Voyager investigate a cluster of space-borne life forms, Kes prematurely enters a stage in her life known as the "Elogium." This is the only time in her life when she can conceive a child.

Harry Kim arises one morning to find he is back in San Francisco on Earth with his girlfriend Libby. He learns that in this reality, he never served aboard Voyager, but instead works in Starship Design at Starfleet Headquarters.

A spatial distortion ring puts the ship and crew at risk, as it begins to reconfigure the internal layout of Voyager.

After Neelix and Paris come to blows over Kes, they find themselves trapped together on a planet dubbed "Planet Hell" and become the unwilling parents of an infant alien.

Captain Janeway starts seeing characters and objects from her holo-novel around the ship.

Upon discovering a cultural symbol drawn in the ground on a planet that was used by his ancestors to "heal the land", Chakotay tries to contact the beings his tribe called the "Sky Spirits."

The crew of Voyager make contact with the Caretaker's mate, Suspiria, and hope she will be able to send them home.

After Voyager detects a Federation probe, the Kazon-Nistrim attack and steal transporter technology. Chakotay interprets this as a personal attack, and is then captured.

Tuvok and B'Elanna are captured and imprisoned after an away mission goes wrong. Janeway is knocked unconscious and is rescued by a man who believes that she is his daughter.

After repairing a robot she found drifting in space, B'Elanna is abducted and forced to design a new prototype or Voyager will be destroyed.

In order to stop attacks from the Kazon, Captain Janeway finds herself being forced to make an alliance with the more powerful Kazon sects.

Tom Paris begins evolving into a higher organism after achieving warp 10 in an experimental shuttle.

When Ensign Lon Suder kills a crewmate, Tuvok performs a mind meld to help repress Suder's violent tendencies. However, soon after, Tuvok begins showing violent tendencies himself.

Voyager encounters a Cardassian missile ship, which Torres re-programmed while working for the Maquis. Now, B'Elanna must outsmart her own programming to disarm Dreadnought, before it destroys a planet and kills millions of innocent people.

A suicidal Q threatens the future of the Q-Continuum when he requests asylum aboard Voyager.

After receiving a Vidiian patient who is about to die from the phage, The Doctor transfers her consciousness into the ship's computer and creates a holographic body, and soon begins to develop romantic feelings for her.

After weeks of erratic behavior, Tom Paris leaves Voyager and joins a Talaxian convoy.

An accident in a plasma cloud creates a duplicate Voyager after they are attacked by the Vidiians.

When Tuvok crashes on a moon, he discovers three small children who believe they are about to die.

The crew of Voyager encounters a planet that has recently entered an ice age. They discover a series of stasis chambers where a small group of people are mentally connected to an artificial environment that turned horribly wrong.

A transporter accident merges Tuvok and Neelix into one person.

When Captain Janeway and Chakotay contract an incurable virus they are left on a planet which shields them from its effects. While Janeway searches for a cure, she begins to form a deeper relationship with her first officer.

Seska lures Chakotay and Voyager to her, claiming that Maj Cullah is going to kill the baby she created using Chakotay's DNA, once he learns that it isn't his. Chakotay feels compelled to rescue his child, while all the time, he fears it could be a trap.

With the crew stranded on a barren planet, and the ship controlled by the Kazon, it's up to Tom Paris, Lon Suder, and The Doctor to retake Voyager and rescue their crewmates.

After falling ill to what appears to be a repressed memory Tuvok must perform a mind-meld with Captain Janeway in order to survive. The meld takes them back to when Tuvok was a junior science officer aboard the USS Excelsior under the command of Captain Hikaru Sulu.

Paris and Kim are sent to an Akritian prison after being accused of a terrorist bombing, where they are thrown in among hardened killers.

Voyager must find a way to cross a region of space owned by a mysterious race of hostile aliens without being detected.

Voyager discovers a pair of Ferengi, who arrived in the Delta Quadrant via the Barzan Wormhole, masquerading as gods to a primitive culture. The crew must find a way to put an end to this exploitation, while trying to use the same wormhole to get them home.

After Voyager encounters a telepathic species, B'Elanna starts having powerful dreams that depict the life of a woman and her lover in a time of great political and social upheaval.

Kes accidentally intrudes on a religious shrine and is almost killed by a strange energy beam. Told there is nothing that can medically be done to save her, Captain Janeway undergoes a spiritual quest to ask the "spirits" to spare Kes's life.

Both Voyager and a 29th century Federation Timeship, the Aeon, are pulled back in time to Earth in the late 20th century.

Voyager must find a way to stop Starling, before his attempted use of the timeship destroys Earth's Solar System.

An injured alien named Tieran transfers his consciousness into Kes' mind moments before he dies. He then gains control over her and uses her abilities to steal a shuttlecraft and return to his home world to attempt a political coup.

Voyager encounters several supernova in a small region of space. Q soon appears and reveals that they are the after-effects of a civil war within the Q-Continuum.

Janeway and Neelix return from an away mission to find Voyager adrift in space and the crew barely alive. They soon learn that the ship has been overrun by viral life forms that are rapidly growing in size.

Voyager encounters a region of space named the Nekrit Expanse. Since Neelix has no knowledge about the space after this point, he tries to make himself useful to the crew by trying to obtain a map from an old friend named Wixiban, who in exchange, asks for Neelix's help with some less-than-reputable dealings.

Ensign Kim asks Tuvok to teach him Vulcan emotional control techniques when he falls in love with a holodeck character named Marayna.

Captain Janeway repeatedly dies after she and Chakotay crash into a planet in what appears to be a time loop. Soon, her deceased father appears and tells her that she is dead and must accept her situation and move on.

Ensign Vorik expresses his desire to mate with B'Elanna during his Pon-Farr. After they get in a brawl over the matter, Torres begins showing signs of the Pon-Farr herself.

Chakotay responds to a distress call, and discovers a group of different species, many of which originate from the Alpha Quadrant, living on a planet stricken by conflict.

The Doctor tries to improve his programming by incorporating traits from famous and historical people, but is soon overwhelmed by the dark sides of their personalities.

While on an away mission to help a planet being bombarded with asteroids, Neelix comes up with a dangerous plan to re-establish communication with Voyager. However, he is pushed to the limit when Tuvok's negative attitude toward him becomes too much to bear.

Harry Kim experiences strong senses of deja vu in an unknown region of space. He soon learns that he is native to this region and that he is T'Karian, not human.

Kes begins traveling backwards through time from the moment of her death. With each shift, she comes closer to a solution but she also grows months and years younger at a time.

The Doctor decides he should create a holographic family in order to expand himself. When B'Elanna is disgusted by its unrealistic perfectionism, she alters the program to include random events and outcomes with interesting and devastating results.

An alien palaeontologist discovers a common ancestral link between his people and humans.

One by one, the crew of Voyager go missing and are replaced by strangers who claim they have no idea how they arrived. Soon, nearly the whole crew is gone, and there is no way of stopping the strangers from appearing and overrunning the ship.

A holo-novel is discovered in the computer banks, in which Chakotay raises a Maquis mutiny on Voyager. Then, when Paris and Tuvok discover that the program has been altered, they and the Voyager crew must race to stay one step ahead of a holographic Seska.

The inevitable finally happens, as Voyager enters Borg space. However, they soon encounter a new threat, in a species even more powerful and dangerous than the Borg.

Captain Janeway forges an unlikely alliance with the Borg.

Seven Of Nine, the Borg drone that Voyager severed from the collective, tries to resist as her natural human physiology tries to regenerate.

The Klingon "Day of Honor" turns into a string of bad luck for B'Elanna.

When Chakotay is stranded on a planet that is in the middle of a major war, he violates the Prime Directive by helping the soldiers that discover him.

B'Elanna and The Doctor respond to a distress call and come to the aid of a malfunctioning hologram.

As Janeway attempts to gain passage through alien territory, Seven of Nine believes that she is being contacted by the Borg.

When the crew begins suffering from stranger illnesses with each passing hour, Seven of Nine is the only one who is able to expose the threat to the crew.

The Krenim Imperium is attempting to return to its former glory by using a temporal weapon ship that can erase entire species of their enemies from existence.

Working with only a skeleton crew, Captain Janeway desperately attempts to repair Voyager in order to stop Annorax.

While on shore leave on a planet of telepaths, B'Elanna is arrested for a murder that is blamed on her violent thoughts.

When pirates steal some of Voyager's technology, Janeway and Tuvok discover her holographic Leonardo Da Vinci who helps them in their search.

Neelix is killed during an away mission, but is revived using modified Borg technology.

The crew is "attacked" by a species of alien that live in the human dream state.

When Voyager discovers an ancient communications relay that extends to the Alpha Quadrant, they send The Doctor to an experimental Federation ship, the Prometheus.

The Voyager crew face a new threat from a violent species of hunters called the Hirogen.

When Voyager beams aboard a wounded Hirogen aboard, they inadvertently allow aboard his prey, a member of Species 8472.

While re-fitting Voyager's systems with newly traded weapons, Seven of Nine claims to have been assaulted by Kovin, the weapons dealer.

The Hirogen capture and board Voyager, and use the holodecks to "hunt" the crew in various scenarios.

The crew must find a way to defeat the Hirogen and reclaim Voyager.

An alien test pilot who has the capability of switching bodies manages to take Tom's place aboard Voyager in order to escape the law.

Voyager is forced out of warp by the detection of a dangerous and powerful particle, called "Omega", that has the power to join subspace.

A mysterious but comely female alien claims to be in love with Chakotay, and requests asylum aboard Voyager.

An alien species claims that the "Warship Voyager" was responsible for war crimes committed against them.

Voyager lands on Demon-class planet in order to mine for deuterium to replenish the ship's dangerously low supply.

Seven must deal with almost complete solitude when the crew must go into protective stasis for a month in order to cross a dangerous nebula.

A mysterious alien with a knack for languages is able to repair a damaged message from Starfleet.

Crew morale hits an all-time low when Voyager must spend two years crossing an expanse devoid of any stars or signs of life.

An accident merges Seven's Borg nanoprobes with The Doctor's mobile emitter and an ensign's DNA to create a 29th Century Borg drone.

In order to retrieve a probe stuck in a hazardous atmosphere, Tom Paris designs a new type of shuttlecraft.

The crew of Voyager discover a simulation of Starfleet Headquarters being run by Species 8472.

Neelix is caring for Naomi Wildman while her mother is on an away mission.

When Voyager uses new quantum slipstream technology in an attempt to get home, a miscalculation causes the ship to crash into an ice planet.

Seven of Nine begins exhibiting the personalities of people that she assimilated as a member of the collective.

When an alien attaches itself to B'Elanna's nervous system, the Doctor enlists the help of a holographic recreation of an expert.

Paris defies a direct order when he insists on helping a people whose maritime planet is in danger of becoming uninhabitable.

Janeway must find a way to hide her telepathic officers, as well as twelve telepathic refugees.

When The Doctor discovers that his short-term memory has been tampered with, he launches an investigation.

Photonic life forms mistake the characters in Tom's holonovel for real people, which leads to a war with the holodeck characters.

When Tuvok, Paris and The Doctor's shuttle crashes on a barren planet, they befriend a female alien who had also crashed there years earlier.

The crew is elated to discover a wormhole that appears to lead directly to Earth.

After defeating a Borg ship, Captain Janeway decides to launch an attack on another damaged Sphere to steal a trans-warp coil.

The Borg Queen welcomes Seven of Nine back to the Collective in hopes that her knowledge of humanity will help the Borg assimilate Earth.

Without medical clearance, Kim becomes involved in a love affair with a member of the Varo species.

After Paris and Torres tie the knot, the ship and its crew start to disintegrate on the molecular level.

Voyager becomes trapped in an area of "chaotic space", where the laws of physics are in constant flux.

Voyager is ambushed by a race known as the Hazari with no way of escape.

After encountering a damaged Malon freighter, a repair crew from Voyager tries to contain a toxic chemical leak that threatens a nearby inhabited planet.

The Doctor tries to introduce Seven of Nine to the concept of dating.

Captain Janeway relates the story of her distant ancestor, and her involvement in the construction of Earth's "Millennium Gate".

Seven is recruited by Captain Braxton of the 29th century timeship Relativity to go back in time and stop an unknown culprit from destroying Voyager.

An alien missile with artificial intelligence takes over The Doctor's systems, and insists that it be allowed to complete its mission of mass destruction.

Voyager comes to the aid of the Equinox - another Federation starship also abducted by the Caretaker.

Starfleet honor is tested when two captains fight a battle of wills.

Visitors from the past present Seven with an opportunity to right a wrong.

B'Elanna struggles with questions of the afterlife and her Klingon heritage.

The Doctor's overactive imagination leads Voyager into real trouble.

Tom's latest shuttle acquisition blurs the line between man and machine.

The crew discovers a new side of Tuvok when an enemy attack leaves him stripped of his Vulcan sensibilities.

Mysterious corridors in space lead to the discovery of an ancient civilization.

A subspace anomaly leads to the discovery of a 21st century space shuttle lost on a mission to Mars.

Seven uncovers a conspiracy to keep Voyager stranded in the Delta Quadrant.

Voyager receives a special message from Starfleet Command.

Janeway's holographic love interest becomes more than just a way to pass the time.

Voyager becomes the unwitting focus of a planet's entire civilization.

The Doctor's passion for music spills over into his personal life.

The crew is haunted by vivid images of a battle they don't remember fighting.

Killing for sport becomes Seven's only means of survival when she is abducted into a ring of fisticuffs.

Seven becomes a mentor to five young drones abandoned by the Collective.

The Voyager crew makes first contact with a holodeck program.

Claiming to be a long-dead crew member, an alien requests asylum on Voyager.

The Voyager crew must rescue a young boy being used as a weapon of destruction against the Borg.

Janeway must tend to her flock when she finds three misfit crew members need some special attention.

Impostors jeopardize Voyager's good reputation in the Delta Quadrant.

Stranded during an away mission, B'Elanna finds herself the inspiration for a young poet's art.

An old friend returns with a decidedly unfriendly plot to destroy Voyager.

The Doctor seizes the opportunity to save the life of the man who created him.

Neelix recounts the harrowing tale of Voyager's newest uninvited guest.

Captain Janeway faces her biggest battle yet against the Borg - assimilation.

Seven's long-lost love lures Janeway into a deadly encounter with the Borg Queen.

A malfunction in Seven's cortical node threatens to destroy her.

Tom and B'Elanna's relationship could be the loser when Tom enters a race.

Tuvok's investigation of a series of mysterious attacks aboard Voyager leads him to a most unlikely suspect: himself.

The Doctor is forced to work on an alien ship where patients' care is determined by their social status instead of medical need.

Starfleet Lt. Barclay's hologram convinces Janeway to pursue a dangerous, untested plan to bring Voyager home.

The Doctor experiences physical sensations for the first time after Seven downloads his matrix into her body.

With Voyager under repair, Harry seizes a chance to prove himself as a commander, but finds that being a starship captain is more than he bargained for.

The Doctor is torn between his duty to Voyager and his conscience when warrior holograms rebel against their Hirogen creators.

The Doctor questions his decision to join the rebel holograms after they kidnap B'Elanna and kill two innocent organics.

Voyager encounters an energy field which leaves each section, and its crew, existing in a different time period.

B'Elanna is strangely disturbed by her unborn child's Klingon traits.

The issue of capital punishment divides the crew when Voyager agrees to transport condemned prisoners to their deaths.

A group of Klingons separated from the rest of their race believes B'Elanna's unborn child is the Savior foretold in their sacred scrolls.

Voyager is sucked into an inescapable subspace void which is inhabited only by other trapped vessels battling each other for survival.

Janeway, Tuvok, Seven, Tom and B'Elanna are workers on an alien planet, where they have no memory of their past lives aboard Voyager.

To save Janeway and the rest of Voyager's crew, Chakotay must convince her that her seemingly happy life as a worker on Quarra is not real.

Seven's attempt to explore her human side distracts her from her duties and puts Voyager at risk.

Q's unruly and omnipotent son wreaks interstellar havoc when he is left in Janeway's care.

The Doctor publishes a holo-novel based on his Voyager experiences which scandalizes the crew.

Voyager recovers a long-lost space probe which has caused terrible radiation damage on a distant planet.

Seven and Chakotay stumble upon a race of primitive humanoids isolated from technological progress by an energy barrier.

Neelix is faced with the decision of a lifetime when Voyager locates a tribe of exiled Talaxians on a distant asteroid.

Janeway is held hostage by aliens who force the Doctor to help them steal Voyager's warp core.

Voyager's quest to return home is aided by a visitor from the future - Admiral Kathryn Janeway. However, Janeway decides to risk Voyager's shortcut home in order to destroy the Borg and save millions of lives.