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BASICS
Seska, the traitorous former member of Voyager's crew, sent a desperate message to Commander Chakotay from Maje Culluh's Kazon-Nistrim ship. She pleaded with Chakotay to rescue their infant son from the outraged Culluh. Smelling a trap, Chakotay balked, but Janeway pledged her support. After seeking advice from his father in a vision quest ritual, Chakotay knew he had to go after the child.
"I've never seen you so troubled, Chakotay."
— Chakotay's father |
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BASICS
While planning their strategy against the Kazon, Voyager's crew rescued Tierna, a Kazon officer injured by Culluh. Tierna agreed to help Chakotay infiltrate the Maje's vessel. But Tierna proved to be a walking booby-trap. He exploded, crippling Voyager and allowing the Kazon to take over the ship. Janeway and her crew were stranded on Hanon IV, where they struggled with lava flows, a giant worm like creature and a band of native people.
"Bald-faced lying? Calculated deceit? I don't have much
experience with that sort of thing."
— Doctor |
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BASICS
Aboard Voyager, two crew members remained: the Doctor and Suder. They plotted to retake Voyager, but for Suder, this meant a return to violence. When the time came, he was ready. Suder made it possible for Paris and a fleet of Talaxian ships to defeat the Kazon. Seska was killed, as was Suder, who died in the line of duty.
"One hologram and one sociopath may not be much of a match for the Kazon, but we'll have to do."
— Doctor |
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FLASHBACK
While Voyager studied a class-17 nebula, Tuvok began to experience disturbing visions in which he let a child fall to her death. The Vulcan tried his Keethara exercise to regain control, but the visions continued. The doctor discovered that Tuvok's repressed memories were causing physical brain damage. To help her friend, Janeway agreed to a mind meld, in which she would act as Tuvok's guide during the next flashback.
"On this ship, I trust you more
than anyone else."
— Tuvok to Janeway |
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FLASHBACK
Locked in a mind meld, Tuvok and Janeway experienced the Vulcan's flashbacks together. They found themselves 80 years in the past, where Tuvok was serving his first Starfleet commission under Captain Sulu on the U.S.S. Excelsior. The lessons he learned from Captain Sulu — lessons about loyalty, friendship and family — came back to Tuvok then, but the source of his debilitating flashbacks remained elusive.
"Trying to make lieutenant in
your first month?"
— Janice Rand to Tuvok |
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FLASHBACK
The Excelsior had encountered a nebula similar to the one Voyager was now studying, which triggered Tuvok's false memories. When the memory of the little girl jumped into Janeway's mind, the Doctor found the source: a viral parasite that lived within the host's brain. The parasite originally jumped from Excelsior's officer Valtane to Tuvok. The Doctor eradicated the parasite with thoron radiation, leaving Tuvok and Janeway with only good memories of earlier days.
"Don't tell me Vulcans don't have a sense of humor, because I know better."
— Captain Sulu |
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THE CHUTE
Falsely convicted of a terrorist bombing, Tom Paris and Harry Kim were thrown into an Akritirian prison. Devices clamped to their necks worked to drive them slowly insane, and the other inmates were a constant danger. When Paris was stabbed, responsibility for their survival weighed heavily on Harry and he almost killed Tom. But Harry regained control and kept them both alive until they were rescued.
"You want to know what I remember? Someone saying 'This man is my friend. Nobody touches him.'"
— Paris to Kim |
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THE SWARM
Voyager tripped a tachyon detection grid monitoring a region belonging to the Swarm. As a thousand tiny Swarm ships attached to Voyager and drained power, the Doctor was alarmed to find his memory slipping away. Kes called upon the holographic Dr. Zimmerman to help. Ultimately, the Doctor was saved by taking on Zimmerman's matrix. Meanwhile, Janeway discovered the Swarm ships were connected. A phaser blast started a chain reaction, and the Swarm took flight.
"If these people are who I think they are, I can tell you this is very bad news."
— Neelix |
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FALSE PROFITS
Holy Sages? Hardly! Arridor and Kol were merely opportunistic Ferengi taking advantage of the unsuspecting Takarians. Voyager's crew tried to extract the two Ferengi, but Neelix — in the guise of "Grand Proxy" — was nearly burned at the stake with Arridor and Kol by the Takarians. Later, the Ferengi escaped and were sucked into a wormhole, which dissipated before Voyager could follow.
"A wise man can hear profit
in the wind."
— A Rule of Acquisition, quoted by Arridor and Kol |
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REMEMBER
While Voyager ferried several Enaran passengers toward their home world, Torres began to experience a series of incredible dreams. Each time she was Korenna, an Enaran woman whose lover was a "regressive" — a faction being exterminated for resisting progress. The dreams were actually memories of the real Korenna, placed in Torres mind so that the ugly truth of the Enarans' past might live on.
"She had no apologies, no request for forgiveness, just a
quest for the truth."
— Torres on the late Korenna |
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SACRED GROUND
Kes was innocently exploring the Nechisti holy shrine when she was hit by the shrine's biogenic field, sending her into a coma. The Doctor was unable to treat Kes, so Captain Janeway tried a different approach: She underwent a spiritual ritual with the Nechisti. Not until Janeway abandoned her reliance on science and took Kes back into the shrine did Kes recover.
"If you can explain everything,
what's left to believe in?"
— Nechisti monk |
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FUTURE'S END
Captain Braxton of the Federation timeship Aeon traveled from 29th Century Earth to destroy Voyager, claiming Captain Janeway's ship caused a disaster in his century. But Voyager fought off the Aeon, and both ships were pulled back to Earth in the year 1996. Beaming down to the Los Angeles area, Janeway learned that entrepreneur Henry Starling had Braxton's timeship, and he wasn't about to give it up.
"I won't sacrifice this ship and crew based on a 10-second conversation. I need proof!"
— Janeway |
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FUTURE'S END
While Janeway and Chakotay tried to reason with Starling, Paris and Tuvok met Rain Robinson, the young woman who detected Voyager in orbit. Soon, Rain was pulled into the crew's battle to wrest the timeship from Starling. Matters went from bad to worse when Starling stole the Doctor right out of sickbay, and Earth broadcasts showed footage of Voyager flying through the sky.
"Lighten up, Tuvok. This was a great time and place, and you're getting to see it first hand."
— Paris |
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FUTURE'S END
While Starling eluded Captain Janeway, Paris and Rain pursued a Chronowerx truck into the desert. But when they stopped the truck — with a little help from Chakotay, Torres and Tuvok in a shuttle — they found it was a decoy. Starling launched the timeship directly from his Chronowerx building. Just before he entered the artificial rift in space-time, a photon torpedo from Voyager destroyed the Aeon and preserved the timeline.
"Everything you quys do is
just a little bit off."
— Rain Robinson |
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WARLORD
Tieran may have been a brilliant leader and a war hero among the Ilari, but when peace prevailed, he became a paranoid egomaniac. Upon Tieran's death he transferred his mind into Kes and tried to retake the Ilari government while in her body. His rage was strong, but so was Kes, and with the aid of her Voyager cremates, Tieran's consciousness was forced out and destroyed.
"I can feel her in the back of my mind somewhere, like a trapped animal rattling a cage."
— Tieran in Kes' body |
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THE Q AND THE GREY
Any time Q shows up on Voyager, Captain Janeway can expect trouble. This time, he wanted Janeway to bear him a child. The captain wanted nothing to do with Q, especially when the female Q arrived and demanded that Janeway stay away from him. But there was something more going on than a simple lovers' quarrel. In the Q Continuum, a civil war raged.
"If you think this puerile attempt at seduction is going to work, you're even more self-deluded than I thought."
— Janeway to Q |
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THE Q AND THE GREY
Q took Captain Janeway to the Continuum and allowed her to see it in a context she could understand: the American Civil War. The Q Continuum was experiencing severe growing pains, with forces of the status quo waging war against those who wanted changes. Q figured mating with Janeway would create a new breed of Q, infusing the Continuum with humanity's best qualities. But Janeway had another idea.
"I'm offering you the opportunity to be the mother of peace."
— Q to Janeway |
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THE Q AND THE GREY
Captain Janeway and Q were captured by the rival Q faction and sentenced to death by firing squad. But the Voyager crew and the female Q arrived in the nick of time, freeing the prisoners and capturing the "Confederates." With Janeway's encouragement, Q propositioned the female Q, who agreed to mate. They reached out their fingers, touched — and the historic act of procreation was over.
"You had your chance — don't go crying about it now."
— Q to Janeway |
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MACROCOSM
A virus is one thing, but the macroviruses that invaded Voyager during its visit with the Tak Tak were quite another. Captain Janeway and Neelix came back from trade negotiations to find the giant cellular life forms all over the ship. Fortunately, the Doctor was able to create a synthetic antigen, and Janeway used an antigen bomb to drive the macrovirus infestation from the ship.
"The ship is healthy…it's the crew we have to worry about."
— Doctor |
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FAIR TRADE
Wixiban was Neelix's old friend, but that didn't stop him from embroiling Voyager's resident Talaxian in a narcotics smuggling operation aboard a Supply Depot in the Nekrit Expanse. Neelix only meant to repay an old debt of gratitude to Wix. After his friend killed the shady Sutok in self-defense, Neelix convinced Wix to confess their crimes and help capture the Kolaati criminals.
"We have to tell the truth. It's the only way to make things right!"
— Neelix |
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ALTER EGO
Harry Kim never expected to fall for a holodeck character in Neelix's Polynesian Resort program, but who can explain love? Lt. Tuvok tried to help Kim get over Marayna, only to find himself hooked on the intriguing woman. Tuvok soon learned Marayna was no ordinary Holodeck character — she was a real-life humanoid living on a small station nearby. Tuvok sympathized with Marayna's loneliness but could not stay with her.
"I can see why Ensign Kim finds you compelling."
— Tuvok to Marayna |
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CODA
Watching her memorial service, Captain Janeway could accept that she had died in a shuttle crash, but something about the presence of her late father made her suspicious. He kept pushing for her to let go. Janeway insisted she would rather stay on Voyager in spirit than not at all. Soon she found her father was actually an alien inhabiting her cerebral — cortex an entity who preyed on people at the moment of death. The entity returned to its matrix, defeated.
"Go back to hell, coward!"
— Janeway to the entity of death |
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BLOOD FEVER
A Pon farr triangle gripped Voyager when Ensign Vorik succumbed to the Vulcan mating drive. Unfortunately, he chose someone for his mate who did not want that honor: B'Elanna Torres. Vorik initiated a telepathic mating bond with Torres, giving her the same hormonal imbalance, but that drove her to Paris, not Vorik. The young Vulcan forced the issue with koon-ut-kal-if-fee. Torres could not be overcome in this ritual combat, and both
crewmemhers were cured.
"So…this is the part where you throw heavy objects at me?"
— Paris to Torres |
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UNITY
Voyager discovered a planet of ex-Borg drones in the Nekrit Expanse. Their leader, Riley [Frazier], convinced an anxious Commander Chakotay to let her Cooperative heal his head injury with a neural link. Chakotay was almost sorry when it ended, but later the Cooperative betrayed his trust by forcing him to help create a worldwide neural link among all the planet's factions.
"Sometimes radical problems require radical solutions."
— Riley [Frazier] |
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DARKLING
As Voyager visited the Mikhal Travelers, the Doctor embarked on a personality improvement program to help his bedside manner. He incorporated into his program the character traits of several accomplished figures in history, with disastrous results. The interaction of the new behavioral subroutines made the Doctor dangerous and emotionally unstable. He nearly killed Zahir and Kes before the crew returned him to normal.
"He certainly knew his way
around a hypospray."
— Torres, on the altered Doctor |
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RISE
Bombarded by asteroids, the Nezu colony world needed help, and Captain Janeway sent Tuvok and Neelix to investigate. After their shuttle crash landed, the pair boarded an orbital tether with several Nezu, including Sklar, who turned out to be a traitor. The asteroids were artificial, sent by the Etanian Order as a precursor to invasion. Neelix and Tuvok helped thwart the invasion while learning new respect for each other.
"Non-Vulcans have feelings and they have to listen to them…and I've got to listen to mine!"
— Neelix |
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FAVORITE SON
Was Harry Kim really a long lost Taresian? Strange markings appeared on his face and a retrovirus gave him genetic memories of a childhood on Taresia. Kim guided Voyager to the planet, where a bevy of beautiful women welcomed him home to mate. But it was all a ruse; the Taresians only wanted Kim's genetic material at the expense of his life. Thanks to his crewmates, Kim lived to tell the tale.
"Don't be afraid to indulge yourself, Harry. Everybody here wants you to be happy."
— Taymon |
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BEFORE AND AFTER
Efforts to expand Kes' life span pushed her out of temporal synch, resulting in a troubling experience for the Ocampan. She found herself moving backward and forward in time, witnessing one possible future of the Voyager crew before the Doctor restored her to temporal normality. Would she really marry Tom Paris and have a daughter? Would Captain Janeway and Lt. Torres die in an attack by the Krenim? Only time would tell.
"If there's one thing this experience has taught me, Captain, it's that there's no time like the present."
— Kes |
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REAL LIFE
In an attempt to improve himself, the Doctor created his own holo family. Lt. Torres' modifications to the program made the family more realistic, resulting in some difficult times for the Doctor. He struggled with his intransigent son, alienated his wife and endured the death of his daughter, Belle. Though it was painful, completing the program gave the Doctor new insight into humanity.
"I think you're a very good father."
— Belle to Doctor |
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DISTANT ORIGIN
Professor Gegen was excited by his incredible discovery: The genetic markers shared by the Voth and humanity were undeniable. But getting the Ministry of Elders to throw out 20 million years of accepted history in favor of Gegen's heretic "distant origin" theory was an uphill battle. Gegen lost, despite Commander Chakotay's impassioned plea. Gegen recanted to save Voyager from the Magistrate's wrath, but he would always know the truth.
"Mammals are considered
a lower life form."
— Gegen to Chakotay |
| 208 |
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DISPLACED
One by one, the entire crew of Voyager was transported to an Earth-like planet, while Nyrians took over the ship. Captain Janeway and her crew discovered they were actually on a huge spaceship. With the help of another prisoner, Jarlath, they escaped their gilded cage and threatened to imprison the Nyrians in the polar section of their own ship. The Nyrians surrendered Voyager instead.
"I can begin my new career
as a tricorder."
— Doctor |
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WORST-CASE SCENARIO
Tom Paris always wanted to write a holo-novel. When the crew discovered Tuvok's incomplete holodeck training scenario involving a Maquis mutiny, Captain Janeway agreed to let Paris finish the story. But the holo-Seska had other plans. Years ago, the real Seska had written an end to the story, and now Tuvok and Paris were running for their lives. Janeway worked furiously to rewrite the story, buying time for Tuvok and Paris to turn the tables on Seska.
"If I shoot you — and I am going to shoot you — you'll die."
— Holo-Seska |
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SCORPION
As Voyager approached the Northwest Passage through Borg space, Kes began to experience frightening telepathic visions of dead Borg drones. She found out why soon enough when Voyager encountered the debris of a Borg fleet, destroyed by an unknown enemy. An Away Team discovered a bio-ship and its captain aboard one of the wrecked Borg cubes — Voyager's first encounter with Species 8472. Kes heard the aliens' thoughts: They intended to destroy everything.
"I feel malevolence, a cold hatred. 'The weak will perish.' It's an invasion!"
— Kes on Species 8472 |
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SCORPION
Over the objections of Commander Chakotay, Captain Janeway formed a risky plan to defeat Species 8472: an alliance with the Borg. She offered them Voyager's research on Species 8472 in exchange for safe passage through Borg space. The Borg agreed and designated a female drone called Seven of Nine to work with the humans in creating a nanoprobe enhanced torpedo. The Borg then sacrificed their cube in a collision with a bio-ship to save the nanoprobes aboard Vovager.
"You lack harmony, cohesion, greatness. It will be your undoing."
— Seven of Nine |
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SCORPION
Briefly in command, Chakotay ended the Borg alliance, prompting Seven of Nine to send Voyager into fluidic space — the realm of Species 8472. But Chakotay and Captain Janeway put aside their differences and hatched a plan to save the ship from both Species 8472 and the Borg. After Voyager's modified torpedoes destroyed several bio-ships, the ship returned to normal space and the crew cut Seven's link to the Collective.
"We don't have to stop being individuals to get through this. We just have to stop fighting each other."
— Janeway to Chakotay |
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THE GIFT
Following the battle with the Borg, Captain Janeway had two problems to deal with: the addition of Seven of Nine to the crew, and Kes' increasingly intense telepathic episodes. Even as Seven's human physiology reasserted itself, Kes was transforming into something more than flesh-and-blood Ocampan. A journey of discovery had begun for them both — and the crew bid farewell to Kes, who threw Voyager 10 years closer to home as a parting gift.
"Voyager has been your home, and you've been a vital part of this family."
— Janeway to Kes |
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DAY OF HONOR
Seven of Nine found it difficult to be alone, and she requested a job in Engineering. But working beside the short-tempered B'Elanna Torres on the Klingon "Day of Honor" was not the best solution. An emergency forced them to eject the warp core, and when Torres and Paris took a shuttle to get it back, a skirmish with the Caatati left them floating in space. Torres found the courage in their dire circumstances to finally tell Paris she loved him.
"We all have a past. What
matters is now."
— Paris |
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NEMESIS
By human standards, the Kradin were hideous in appearance and detestable in — action or so it seemed to Chakotay, who fell victim to the Vori's brainwashing techniques. Unwittingly conscripted and trained by the Vori to fight in their war against the Kradin, Chakotay ultimately learned the truth when Voyager rescued him. But wiping away the hatred he'd been forced to feel for the Kradin would take time.
"Tuvok, how can you wear those colors? The Kradin are beasts…murderers!"
— Chakotay |
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REVULSION
Answering a call for help from the HD25 isomorph Dejaren, Torres got more than she bargained for. She and the doctor worked to repair the isomorph's program, unaware that the HD25 had murdered his crew. B'Elanna's first inkling of danger came when the isomorph expressed his utter revulsion at her humanoid frailties. Then Torres found the dead bodies and Dejaren attacked, but the injured B'Elanna prevailed.
"You are no better than any filthy animal, and I am ashamed to be made in your image!"
— Dejaren |
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THE RAVEN
Things were going well for Seven of Nine. She was even learning how to eat. Then the long lost U.S.S. Raven, her family's ship, began calling to her with its Borg homing beacon. The signals caused her dormant nanoprobes to begin reasserting themselves. Seven found the wrecked Raven on an M-class moon and experienced traumatic memories of her family's assimilation 20 years earlier.
"You were Borg…but you're human now. You are part
of our crew."
— Tuvok to Seven of Nine |
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SCIENTIFIC METHOD
Captain Janeway didn't know her crew had become
"lab rats" for unseen alien scientists aboard Voyager. She could hardly see past a splitting headache, while more and more crewmembers began to experience other physical problems. The aliens were hyper-stimulating the crew's DNA, causing genetic mutations. Working with the Doctor, Seven of Nine exposed the aliens, and Janeway nearly destroyed the ship to stop the experiments.
"This ends now!"
— Janeway |
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YEAR OF HELL
In the middle of first contact with the Zahl, Voyager was hit by a huge shock wave of temporal energy. In an instant, history was changed. The Zahl were gone, and in their place, the powerful Krenim race began a relentless series of attacks on Voyager. The Krenim ships' weapons were chroniton-based, penetrating Voyager's shields because they existed in a state of temporal flux. Captain Janeway's year of hell had just begun.
"We're stronger as a team: one crew, one ship."
— Janeway |
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YEAR OF HELL
The Krenim ship responsible for the temporal shock wave was commanded by Annorax, a man obsessed with time. Two centuries ago, his weapon inadvertently wreaked havoc with the history of his own people. Annorax had been trying to restore the timeline ever since, even when that meant erasing entire worlds from history as well as Voyager, if necessary. He abducted Commander Chakotay, who tried to change his mind, and Lt. Paris, who plotted to undermine Annorax's efforts.
"As long as we stay on this vessel, protected from space time, we have all eternity to accomplish our mission."
— Annorax |
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YEAR OF HELL
On the 73rd day of Krenim attacks, Captain Janeway ordered the crew to abandon ship. Half of Voyager had been destroyed, and it could barely sustain life support. But Janeway would not give up. By Day 226, she had formed an alliance with two alien races, and together, they attacked Annorax's weapon ship. After rescuing Chakotay and Paris, Janeway's last decision was to ram Voyager into the weapon ship, restoring the timeline — and Voyager.
"You better grab a phaser, because before I give up command, you'll have to shoot me."
— Janeway to Doctor |
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RANDOM THOUGHTS
Violent thoughts are prohibited in the Mari culture. Lt. Torres was arrested by the Mari's last constabulary for apparently introducing a violent thought that led to murder. But Tuvok, who found much to like about the Mari way, dug deep into the matter to exonerate Torres. Tuvok unearthed a black market trade in illicit mental imagery. The merchant Guill, not Torres, was guilty.
"It seems you have a more serious problem than the random thoughts of a single alien."
— Tuvok to Nimira |
| 223 |
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CONCERNING FLIGHT
Captain Janeway tracked Voyager's stolen computer processor to a planet of active commerce, where she found Leonardo da Vinci. He had been downloaded from her holodeck program into the Doctor's mobile emitter when the processor was stolen. Regaining the processor and getting the maestro back aboard Voyager proved an interesting adventure for the Captain, who helped da Vinci realize his life long dream of flight.
"I feel like we've just been mugged."
— Paris |
224 |
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MORTAL COIL
Neelix's faith was shattered. He'd been killed in a shuttle accident, but Seven of Nine used a technique assimilated from Species 149 to revive him. Brought back from oblivion, a despondent Neelix struggled with the nothingness he experienced — no Great Forest, no relatives, no Guiding Tree. He almost committed suicide, but Commander Chakotay and Naomi Wildman convinced Neelix he was needed by many aboard Voyager.
"His function in this crew is diverse. If you wish to salvage him we must proceed immediately."
— Seven of Nine |
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WAKING MOMENTS
A little extra shut-eye isn't always a good thing — especially when it's artificially induced by a hostile race of sleeping aliens. In order to contact the aliens, Commander Chakotay put himself into a lucid dream state, with a visual cue to wake himself up when necessary. As the rest of the crew succumbed to slumber, Chakotay managed to find the aliens' planet and force them to let Voyager go.
"No rest for the never-weary."
— Doctor |
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MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE
Using a Hirogen relay system, the crew found a Starfleet vessel in the Alpha Quadrant and sent the Doctor to make contact. Once there, however, the Doctor discovered the U.S.S. Prometheus had been commandeered by Romulans, and his only source of help was the ship's nervous EMH Mark Two. Working together, the two holograms defeated the Romulans, and the Doctor returned to Voyager with a Starfleet message: "You're no longer alone."
"Sixty-thousand light-years seems a little closer today."
— Janeway |
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HUNTERS
Letters from family and friends were sent to Voyager along the Hirogen relay network. Neelix passed out letters to the excited crew, but Lt. Paris didn't want a reminder of home. Captain Janeway got a "Dear John" letter, while Lt. Torres was enraged to learn of the Maquis' demise. Tuvok and Seven of Nine were captured by the Hirogen, but Voyager rescued them before the Hirogen vessel was pulled into a black [???]
"You are pathetic prey, easily taken."
— Hirogen hunter |
228 |
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PREY
When the Hirogen ship approached Voyager carrying an injured hunter, Seven of Nine urged Captain Janeway to destroy the vessel. Janeway opted for compassion and beamed the dangerous Hirogen to Sickbay for treatment. Neither Seven nor the Hirogen showed the same compassion when they encountered the wounded Species 8472 alien aboard Voyager. The Hirogen attacked it, and Seven beamed them both to the Hirogen vessel.
"I believe you are punishing me because I'm not becoming
more like you."
— Seven of Nine to Janeway |
| 229 |
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RETROSPECT
In the absence of a ship's counselor, the Doctor added a psychiatric subroutine to his program and put it to use when Seven of Nine appeared to experience memory suppression. Her memory of being violated by the trader Kovin led to the man's accidental death. But to the Doctor's mortification, the memory turned out to be inaccurate, and Seven learned a new emotion — regret.
"We all bear responsibility for
Kovin's death and we all have to live with it."
— Janeway |
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THE KILLING GAME
Hirogen invaders took over Voyager, and their commander used the holodeck to recreate World War II as a "killing game" for his men. Ensign Kim was forced to expand the holodeck, while a neural interface made the rest of the crew play roles in the underground resistance movement. With the safety protocols off-line, the crew's injuries became increasingly severe.
"I have had 28 wounded and one fatality in the past 24 hours. Even I can't keep up with that level of triage!"
— The Doctor |
231 |
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THE KILLING GAME
While Ensign Kim secretly worked with the Doctor to disable the neural interfaces, the Hirogen commander tried to make his first officer see that the killing game was necessary to help their race change. But his attention was diverted when the Holodeck malfunctioned, and the war spilled into the rest of the ship. Captain Janeway and Seven of Nine broke free of the interface, then led their crewmates in a charge to defeat the Hirogen.
"You are a resilient species. I admire your cunning."
— Hirogen commander |
| 232 |
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THE KILLING GAME
Captain Janeway blew up Sickbay with holographic charges, then approached the Hirogen commander, offering him holo-technology in exchange for her ship. He agreed, but his second in command did not, and he killed his commander. With help from Klingons on the Holodeck, Janeway and her crew — released from the neural interface — retook Voyager and made good on the Captain's promise to the late Hirogen commander.
"I am a hunter. You are
my prey. Run!"
— Hirogen hunter |
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VIS A VIS
Steth, a test pilot from the fourth planet in the Benthan system, was "test-driving" his coaxial warp drive when he encountered Voyager and befriended Tom Paris. But Steth was not what he seemed. Capable of selective DNA exchange, the alien assumed Paris' form and tried to replace him, then did the same to Captain Janeway. Fortunately, the real Tom Paris outwitted the alien, and in the process, he learned the value of his place aboard [???]
"Let me go after the shuttle. It's the only way we can get everybody back into the right body!"
— Paris |
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THE OMEGA DIRECTIVE
Seven of Nine knew about the Omega phenomenon — the Borg had assimilated the knowledge from Starfleet captains. She didn't think she could help Captain Janeway destroy the Omega molecules, because to her, Omega represented perfection. But Omega could obliterate the entire quadrant, and Janeway was firm. Just before Voyager destroyed Omega, however, Seven watched as the molecules stabilized on their own. She saw perfection.
"It is perfection infinite parts functioning as one, like the Borg."
— Seven of Nine on Omega |
| 235 |
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UNFORGETTABLE
Commander Chakotay struggled with the complexities of love when he met [Kellin]. She was a Ramuran, a race who can't be kept in others' memories for more than a day or so. He fell in love with her twice, and she with him but when the Ramuran Tracer caught up with her and wiped her memory, nothing could make her love Chakotay again. To keep from forgetting [Kellin], Chakotay put the experience down on paper.
"A Tracer never goes home
empty-handed."
— [Kellin] |
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LIVING WITNESS
Quarran's revisionist history painted Voyager as a warship and Captain Janeway as a ruthless commander who helped Vaskan leaders take Kyrian lands. But the Doctor, salvaged by Quarran 700 years after Voyager's visit, adjusted the Kyrian museum's simulation to show the truth: The Kyrians had been the aggressors, and Voyager had simply been caught in the middle of their dispute with the [???]
"All my life I thought I knew the truth."
— museum curator Quarran |
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DEMON
When Voyager visited a Demon-class planet to collect deuterium, Lt. Paris and Ensign Kim ran into trouble. An Away Team brought them back to Voyager, where Captain Janeway learned her officers had been duplicated by the planet's indigenous metallic fluid. Thanks to Tom and Harry, the "silver blood" was now sentient, and it wanted to duplicate the entire crew. Many of the crew allowed their duplicated selves to populate the planet before they departed.
"We'd rather die than be alone. We deserve life."
— The duplicate Kim |
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ONE
To get through the Mutara class nebula safely, the entire crew had to be put in stasis chambers for a month, except for the Doctor and Seven of Nine, who were unaffected by the nebula. The long period of isolation was a serious test for Seven. First the ship's bio-neural gel packs began to malfunction, then the Doctor's mobile emitter failed. Alone, Seven experienced frightening illusions, but she kept the crew alive until emerging from the nebula.
"There's something inside me that says she can be redeemed."
— Janeway on Seven of Nine |
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HOPE AND FEAR
Arturis was a "living universal translator" with knowledge of 4,000 languages. He was also a bitter man with a plan to make the Voyager crew pay for his people's assimilation by the Borg. Arturis camouflaged his ship as a Starfleet vessel sent to take them home, but his real intent was to deliver the crew to the Borg. Working together, Captain Janeway and Seven of Nine outsmarted Arturis and took advantage of his slipstream [???]
"As long as you're alive, there's hope!"
— Janeway to Arturis |
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NIGHT
Chakotay called it "every sailor's nightmare" the huge expanse of starless space through which Voyager had to travel for two years. Captain Janeway isolated herself and the crew was edgy, until aliens indigenous to the void sought Voyager's help. A Malon freighter led by Controller Emck was poisoning their space by venting contaminated antimatter. Voyager destroyed Emck's ship and slipped out the void through a spatial vortex, collapsing the vortex behind them to save the [???]
"Time to take out the garbage."
— Janeway upon destroying the Malon freighter |
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DRONE
A transporter mishap merged some of Seven of Nine's nanoprobes with the Doctor's mobile emitter, leading to the birth of a 29th Century Borg drone. Seven was assigned to instruct the drone in the ways of individuality, and the lessons were going well — until the drone unwittingly transmitted a Borg proximity signal. Ultimately he destroyed a Borg ship — and himself — to save Voyager.
"Think of it as first contact, and you are our ambassador."
— Janeway to Seven of Nine |
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EXTREME RISK
When Captain Janeway authorized Lt. Paris to build a new ship from the ground up, Lt. Torres was strangely uninterested. The news of her lost Maquis friends had been the final straw that sent B'Elanna into a severe depression, during which she routinely injured herself on the Holodeck. But Torres saw her way through the crisis by playing a key role in the success of the Delta Flyer's maiden voyage.
"I'm not trying to kill myself … I'm truing to see if I'm still alive."
— Torres |
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IN THE FLESH
Starfleet Headquarters in the Delta Quadrant? Not quite, but the habitat simulation was an extremely accurate one, right down to Boothby, the legendary groundskeeper. The recreation was created by Species 8472, their bodies genetically altered to look human. They were training to secretly place operatives in the real Starfleet. But Chakotay befriended Valerie, one of the aliens, and together they helped diffuse a conflict, opening the door to peaceful relations.
"Personally, I don't go out with girls from other galaxies."
— Paris |
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ONCE UPON A TIME
Neelix was delighted to take care of little Naomi Wildman — with help from Flotter and Trevis on the holodeck — while her mother was away. But the task was soon more than he bargained for. The Away Team was in trouble, and Neelix tried to shield his goddaughter from the truth. It brought back the pain of his own childhood, when he lost his entire family. Naomi forgave Neelix, however, and eventually she was reunited with her mother.
"You never had to worry about the possibility of being alone!"
— Neelix to Janeway |
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TIMELESS
Fifteen years after reaching Earth, Commander Chakotay and Ensign Kim were fugitives from Starfleet. They stole a Borg temporal transmitter and the Delta Flyer, returned to Voyager's icy grave on a planet in the Takara Sector, and retrieved the late Seven of Nine's cranial transceiver. Then Kim sent a message back in time to Seven, correcting his own earlier error and helping Voyager avert a slipstream disaster.
"Your heart has always been here, on Voyager. That will never change."
— Tessa to Chakotay |
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INFINITE REGRESS
As Voyager approached a Borg debris field, Seven of Nine developed the Borg equivalent of multiple personality disorder. At one point she even found herself playing games with young Naomi Wildman. A Borg vinculum, the heart of a Borg cube, was to blame. It tried to reintegrate Seven into the Collective, but this vinculum was infected with a deadly alien virus. Mr. Tuvok helped Seven keep control with a mind meld until Lt. Torres could deactivate the device.
"Any drone with a malfunction as serious as mine would be destroyed immediately."
— Seven of Nine |
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NOTHING HUMAN
The Doctor was trying to treat a non-humanoid creature when it suddenly flung itself at Lt. Torres, fusing their bodies. To help free B'Elanna, the Doctor created a holographic simulation of Dr. Crell Moset, a leading exobiologist — and a Cardassian who had committed atrocities during the Cardassian War. Torres would rather die than have him operate on her. But Captain Janeway overrode Torres' wishes, saving her life. The Doctor decided to delete the simulation just the same.
"It's an unfortunate reality: Sometimes even enlightened races can't find common ground."
— Crell Moset |
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30 DAYS
When Voyager discovered an ocean floating in space, Lt. Paris was fascinated. He helped Riga discover that the Monean's mining operations were causing the ocean's loss of containment. Feeling certain the Monean bureaucracy would make only token changes to save their ocean, Paris violated orders and tried to destroy their refineries. Captain Janeway stopped him — and gave him 30 days in solitary confinement to contemplate his reduction in rank to ensign.
"At least this time I broke the rules for a reason — for something I believed in."
— Paris |
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THE REFUGEE [COUNTERPOINT]
To get through the Devore Imperium, Voyager had to submit to frequent inspections. The Devore distrusted strangers, especially telepaths, so Voyager's Vulcan crewmembers — plus a group of [Brenari] refugees had to be hidden. When Inspector Kashyk claimed he was defecting from the Devore and needed asylum aboard Voyager, Captain Janeway anticipated his treachery. The refugees got away safely, but Janeway wished Kashyk had been sincere about wanting to stay with [???]
"Well played, Captain. It seems I never did earn your trust."
— Inspector Kashuk |
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LATENT IMAGE
The Doctor's erased memories contained an event too painful for his subroutines to handle. Faced with a difficult choice, he had allowed Ensign Jetal to die while he saved Ensign Kim. The incident created a feedback loop between his ethical and cognitive subroutines. Captain Janeway thought her only choice was to erase his memory files of those events, but Seven of Nine convinced her that the Doctor should be allowed to remember.
"We gave him a soul, B'Elanna. Do we have the right to take it away now?"
— Janeway on the Doctor |
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BRIDE OF CHAOTICA
When Voyager ran aground on a subspace sandbar, distortions opened up in Ensign Paris' "Captain Proton" Holodeck simulation. Two transdimensional aliens came through the distortions and mistook the simulation for reality. Chaotica engaged them in battle, and the only way to end it was for Captain Janeway to assume the role of Arachnia and shut down Chaotica's "lightning shield." Once Chaotica was defeated, the photonic aliens retreated to their space and Voyager was freed.
"It seems your infantile scenario now poses a security risk."
— Seven of Nine to Kim |
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GRAVITY
Stranded for months on an inhospitable planet, Lt. Tuvok and Ensign Paris befriended Noss, whose own ship had crash-landed long ago. When Noss fell in love with Tuvok, he struggled with his emotions, recalling a similar battle he faced as a boy. Despite Paris' prodding, Tuvok's Vulcan discipline would not allow him to reciprocate Noss' feelings but upon saying good-bye, he shared with her his private thoughts.
"She is a living, breathing woman who, for reasons I can't begin to fathom, has fallen in love with you."
— Paris to Tuvok |
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BLISS
Out of the blue, Voyager found a wormhole leading directly to Earth — yet none of the crew saw anything wrong with this picture, except Seven of Nine. She learned the wormhole was actually a bioplasmic organism that deceived the crew with a neurogenic field, offering them everything they wanted. Naomi, the Doctor and an alien pilot helped Seven free Voyager from the creature's digestive tract.
Naomi: "My mom says two heads are better than one. Isn't that the Borg philosophy too?"
Seven of Nine: "Simplistic, but accurate." |
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DARK FRONTIER
Voyager approached a damaged Borg sphere with a dangerous plan to steal its transwarp coil. Seven of Nine examined her parents' data for insights from their three year study of the Borg, and the crew prepared for the heist with Holodeck drills. But Seven became uneasy about the mission, especially when the Borg accessed her neural transceiver and delivered a private ultimatum: Rejoin the Collective or Voyager would be destroyed.
"I think it's time to do a little assimilating of our own."
— Janeway |
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DARK FRONTIER
Aware that the Borg knew all about Captain Janeway's plan, Seven saw no choice but to save Voyager by giving herself up to the Collective. She pleaded to be included on the Away Team, then stayed behind when the others beamed back to Voyager. The Borg Queen had grand plans for Seven, whom she valued for her uniqueness. Seven would help the Borg assimilate humanity.
"She's one of us, and l'm not about to let her go."
— Janeway on Seven of Nine |
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DARK FRONTIER
Captain Janeway learned Seven of Nine had been coerced into joining the Borg and immediately went back for her. Meanwhile, Seven helped several members of Species 10026 escape assimilation, then refused to assist the queen any further, despite the appearance of her father — now a drone. When Janeway beamed over to rescue Seven, the Queen learned she could not overcome their bond. Seven betrayed the Queen and Voyager escaped, her crew whole again.
Seven of Nine: "I did not expect you to return for me."
Janeway: "Looks like you still have a few things to learn." |
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THE DISEASE
Ensign Kim's affair with Derran Tal was part love, part biochemical bond — and entirely a breach of protocol. Captain Janeway reprimanded Kim and ordered him to end the relationship, but the ensign disagreed. When Tal's sabotage of the Varo generational ship came to light, so did the resistance group who wanted to go its own way. Voyager finally left the Varo, and Kim chose to endure the pain of the breakup.
"I have served on this ship for five years and said 'Yes, ma'am' to every one of your orders, but not this time."
— Kim to Janeway |
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COURSE: OBLIVION
Ensign Paris and Lt. Torres finally tied the knot, and the ship's modified engines would have them all home in two years. But the crew's happiness was not to last. When subspace radiation from the ship's enhanced drive started their molecular breakdown, they learned the truth: They were duplicates created when Voyager visited the Demon planet months earlier. Ship and crew disintegrated before the real Voyager could come to their aid.
(Duplicate) Paris: "How's my old lady?"
(Duplicate) Torres: "Well enough to break your nose if you call me that again." |
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THE FIGHT
Voyager became trapped in chaotic space about the same time that Commander Chakotay began hearing voices. Aliens from the region were trying to communicate with him, but they were too strange for his mind to comprehend. Chakotay started a vision quest and saw himself in a boxing ring, where he finally learned that the aliens wanted to help. Using their instructions, Chakotay freed Voyager from chaotic space.
"Never spar with a Vulcan."
— Chakotay |
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THINK TANK
Hazari bounty hunters plagued Voyager until Kurros appeared, offering a solution. All Captain Janeway had to do was hand over Seven of Nine. Although intrigued by their quest for knowledge, Seven declined to join Kurros' "think tank." Janeway worked out a deal with the attacking Hazari in which Seven pretended to join Kurros, allowing Voyager to disrupt the think tank's systems. Voyager then went to warp, leaving the Hazari to the spoils.
"We have an old expression, Kurros: 'Don't call us, we'll call you.'"
— Janeway |
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JUGGERNAUT
Lt. Torres was ordered to get anger management help from Lt. Tuvok. But an Away mission to clean up a highly toxic Malon freighter proved to B'Elanna that anger is sometimes a useful tool. She tried to reason with the bitter Malon core laborer, but he was determined to allow the freighter to explode, destroying everything within three light years. So Torres used physical force to stop him, and saved countless lives in the process.
"Getting B'Elanna to control her temper is like convincing a Ferengi to leave his estate to charity."
— Paris |
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SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME
While Neelix introduced the Kadi representative to life on Voyager, the Doctor taught Seven of Nine how to form relationships with the opposite sex. The instruction went well until Lesson 10, "The First Date." Seven's evening with Lieutenant Chapman was a disaster. When the Doctor found himself falling for Seven, he had to face the bittersweet truth: Seven saw him as a friend, nothing more.
"You're teaching Seven how to date? Talk about the blind leading the blind!"
— Paris to Doctor |
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11:59
Captain Janeway always thought her ancestor, Shannon O'Donnel, had been the driving force behind 21st-Century Earth's "Millennium Gate." But research proved O'Donnel had not been so important. However, she did meet bookstore owner Henry Janeway, a man dead-set against the Gate, and she convinced him to embrace the future by offering to give up her own. This led to the Gate's construction in Portage Creek — and to O'Donnel's marriage to Janeway.
"I'm stuck in the future, you're stuck in past, but maybe we could get unstuck in the present."
— O'Donnel to Henry |
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RELATIVITY
Someone planted a weapon on Voyager to destroy space-time, and the Federation timeship Relativity — commanded by Captain Braxton — needed Seven of Nine to help solve the mystery. They transported her off Voyager just before it exploded, then sent her back to various points in Voyager's timeline to stop the disaster. With Captain Janeway's help, they arrested the perpetrator — Braxton! He didn't know it yet, but his future self would plant the bomb.
"We have a saying in our line of work: 'There's no time like the past.'"
— Braxton |
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WARHEAD
Voyager rescued an artificial intelligence and tried to repair it, but the crew soon learned the device was a sentient weapon of mass destruction. It took over the Doctor's matrix and took Voyager hostage, vowing to destroy its target on [Selnia] Prime. But the weapon's orders had been rescinded, as Ensign Kim tried desperately to prove. When the weapon finally admitted the truth, it destroyed its fellow weapons to save [Selnia] Prime.
"Chakotay lets me make a command decision, what do I do? I beam a talking bomb on board."
— Kim |
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EQUINOX
Voyager answered a distress call from the Federation ship Equinox, commanded by Captain Ransom. The ship had been damaged by aliens, and the same interspatial fissures began to affect Voyager. The two crews worked together to repair both ships, while fine-tuning a multiphasic stasis chamber to confine the aliens the next time they attacked. But Ransom and his crew had a secret that violated everything Captain Janeway believed [???]
"It's easy to cling to principals when you're standing on a vessel with its bulkheads intact, manned by a crew that's not starving."
— Ransom to Janeway |
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EQUINOX
Lt. Tuvok and Seven of Nine discovered the Equinox's research lab had been contaminated intentionally to keep Voyager's crew out. Captain Janeway sent in the Doctor, who reported the ugly truth: Captain Ransom and his crew were converting the nucleogenic lifeforms into a source of power. Janeway relieved the captain of command, but the Equinox crew escaped, leaving Voyager to fight the [???]
"If we turn our backs on our principals, we stop being human."
— Janeway |
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Arridor and Kol
False Profits
My sometimes dim-witted companion, Kol, and I had the perfect set-up among the simple Takarians. We exploited the masses, like any Ferengi worth his lobes would do — until Captain Janeway interfered with her backward Federation ways. Her feeble attempts to separate us from our riches nearly failed, but that pesky wormhole pulled us back to the Alpha Quadrant. At least we won't be seeing Janeway for a Iong, Iong time.
"We've been kidnapped! Snatched from the embrace of bliss!"
— Kol |
269
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Henry Starling
Future's End I & II
For me, everything changed in 1967, when I found the crash-landed timeship from the future. A little entrepreneurial wherewithal on my part, and Chronowerx Industries was born. Then Captain Janeway from the 24th Century tried to take my timeship away, but 29th Century technology helped me defeat her. I launched the timeship and now I'm about to enter the temporaral ruft — but Janeway has fired at me! Uh oh —
"What's good for Chronowerx is good for everybody!"
— Starling |
270
JA3 |
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Alzen
Scientific Method
I don't like causing people to suffer, but sometimes it's necessary. My team conducted medical research on Janeway and her crew for quite some time. The data we gathered may help us cure physical and psychological disorders that afflict millions. But Janeway didn't think that was worth some discomfort, and she would have destroyed her ship with my team aboard to cut the experiments short. We had no choice but to flee.
"I assure you the fatality rate will be minimal…though there may be some deformities."
— Alzen |
271
JA4 |
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Annorax
Year of Hell I & II
Time has moods, and so does Captain Janeway. I would have spent all eternity creating temporal incursions to restore the Krenim Empire. But Janeway's vessel became an anomalous component in my calculations, and she has forced me to fight her with conventional weapons. Now she has set Voyager on a collision course with my vessel! It's over. She will destroy everything — herself — me, both our ships.
"You're a long way from your world. In a manner of speaking, so am I. Unfortunately, only one of us can go home again."
— Annorax |
272
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Alpha Hirogen
Prey
I was on the hunt for the creature the humans call Species 8472 when Captain Janeway intercepted me. Humans are weak. I wanted to finish the hunt aboard Vovager, but Janeway foolishly insisted on capturing the creature, not killing it. I would have hunted down Janeway and her entire crew after finishing off Species 8472, but the Borg crewmember transported the creature and me to my fleet. I will hunt Janeway another day.
"We will not be denied our prey. Give us the creature, or your crew will take its place."
— Alpha Hirogen |
273
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Arturis
Hope and Fear
Captain Janeway should never have helped the Borg defeat Species 8472. They were my people's last hope to defeat the Borg! Because of Janeway, our colonies fell to the Borg. I don't blame drones like Seven of Nine, but I do blame Janeway, because she had a choice. I tried to take them to my homeworld for assimilation, but Janeway and Seven escaped…and now my life as an individual is over.
"Diplomacy, Captain? Your diplomacy destroyed my world!"
— Arturis |
274
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Kashyk
The Refugee [Counterpoint]
What an intriguing woman Captain Janeway is. I knew she was hiding telepaths aboard Voyager in direct violation of Devor orders but even so, I rather enjoyed my time spent with her. Janeway beat me in my own gambit to expose her, and I had to forget the entire matter to avoid serious embarrassment. Although I remain a loyal Devor inspector, I have to admit that Janeway's offer to take me with her aboard Voyager was tempting.
"I'm the one who's impressed, with your selflessness, your humanity. It made all this so much easier."
— Kashyk |
275
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The Borg Queen
Dark Frontier
Species 5618: Human. Physiology inefficient, below average cranial capacity, minimal redundant systems, limited regenerative abilities. Yet Captain Janeway eluded me and interfered with my plans for Seven of Nine. Voyager was never Seven's collective, but I could not break her devotion to her human captain. I would have made both drones, but their mutual loyalty helped them escape. One day the Collective will cucceed in assimilating Janeway and the rest of her race.
"She's poisoned your thoughts long enough! One order, one voice — insignificant!"
— The Borg Queen (to Seven of Nine) |
276
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Kurros
Think Tank
I was the solution to Captain Janeway's problem with the Hazari bounty hunters. AIl she needed to do in return was give me Seven of Nine — a high price, but I was prepared to force Janeway to acquiesce. How could she possibly hope to out-think my think tank, a collection of the greatest intellects in the galaxy? But she did, using Seven's cortical implants to disrupt my ship's systems. Vovager, and Seven escaped me.
"We can still negotiate a peaceful solution. Do not destroy my faith in diplomacy."
— Kurros |
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Checklist Front and Back |
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Doctor's Holo-emitter
The autonomous, self-sustaining, mobile holo-emitter is an example of 29th-century technology, acquired on 20th-century Earth by Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram. The device allows the good Doctor to take his program "out and about", beyond the limited areas on the ship equipped with fixed holo-emitters, even beyond the confines of the ship itself. This palm-sized piece of equipment has greatly expanded the doctor's horizons. |
AT2 |
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Delta Flyer
Tom Paris initiated the concept and construction of the Delta Flyer — an upgrade of the basic Class Two shuttle — and he did it with his own inimitable flair. In addition to improved design features such as para-metallic hull plating, unimatrix shielding, and retractable nacelles, when he configured the ultra-aerodynamic contours and special "retro" control panels, Paris's goal was to build a "hot rod." The craft has more than met those specs. |
AT3 |
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Artificial-Intelligence Bomb
Part mechanical device and part artificial intelligence, the Series 5 Long Range Tactical Armor Unit was used as a weapon of mass destruction. Self-guiding and warp-capable, special bio-neural circuitry gave the warhead a Class 11 intelligence factor. This allowed the "smart bomb" to take whatever measures necessary to reach and destroy its designated target — including hijacking the U.S.S. Voyager. |
| AT4 |
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Transwarp Coil
Although the Federation has not yet perfected transwarp technology, the Borg have that capability. Using a stolen transwarp coil, the U.S.S.
Voyager was able to adapt the technology temporarily and travel 20,000 light years through a stable transwarp conduit, bringing the starship nearly 15 years closer to home. |
AT5 |
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Starship Prometheus
The U.S.S. Prometheus is an experimental prototype designed for deep space technical assignments, with special features such as ablative hull plating, regenerative shielding, and an exceptional multi-vector assault capability that allows the ship to separate into three fully armed sections. Its EMH-Mark 2, however, proved to be somewhat attenuated. |
AT6 |
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Timeship Relativity
Operating from a home base in the 29th Century, the Federation Timeship Relativity used refined temporal and spatial technologies to send individuals forward or backward in time on assignments of chronological consequence. However, the temporal transporter was the real workhorse of most missions, allowing for the precise temporal placement of agents. Captain Janeway had a brief look at the future and the past — while on board the Relativity. |
| AT7 |
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Quantum Slipstream Drive
Quantum Slipstream Drive is an alternative to the more familiar Warp Drive, and is more akin to Transwarp Drive than any other known technology. Slipstream Drive does not utilize antimatter. By routing power through a ship's main deflector, the Quantum Matrix forms a conduit and allows the vessel to travel 300 light years in one hour. However, the torsional stresses of slipstream velocities are extreme. Experiments conducted by the U.S.S. Voyager have shown slipstream technology to be beyond Federation capabilities at this time. |
AT8 |
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Future Borg
When Seven of Nine's nanoprobes assimilated the 29th-century technology of the Doctor's mobile emitter, a one-of-a-kind Borg was created, equipped with polydeutronic alloy body plating, reactive body armor, multi-dimensional adaptability, and an internal transporter, capabilities far beyond those of the Collective. Although able to assimilate as much as 47 billion teraquads of information in the first few days of his existence, the drone learned his most important lessons from the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager how to be an individual. |
AT9 |
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Comm network to Alpha Quadrant
Constructed an astounding 100,000 years ago by an unknown race, the vast sensor and communications network array stretches for thousands of light years across the Delta Quadrant to the border of the Alpha Quadrant. At least one of the relay stations was found to use a quantum singularity as a power source — a miniature black hole with the energy output of a normal-size star. The U.S.S. Voyager was able to contact Starfleet for the first time in four years using the alien comm network. |
| CP1 |
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CAPTAIN PROTON
HE'S CAPTAIN PROTON–DEFENDER OF THE UNIVERSE AND SCOURGE OF GALACTIC EVIL! BLAST OFF INTO ADVENTURE WITH OUR SPACE FARING HERO AS HE COMBATS COSMIC CREATURES, AND THWARTS VILLAINY IN THE MINES OF MERCURY! EVILDOERS OF THE GALAXY, BEWARE! HERE COMES CAPTAIN PROTON–TO THE RESCUE! |
CP2 |
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BUSTER KINCAID
IF LOYALTY HAS A NAME, IT'S BUSTER KINCAID! AS CAPTAIN PROTON'S TRUSTY SIDEKICK, HE PATROLS THE SPACEWAYS TO DEFEND THE GALAXY AGAINST COSMIC PERIL! EVER-VIGILANT FOR EVIL, IT'S FULL STEAM AHEAD INTO ADVENTURE! |
CP3 |
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ARACHNIA
BEWARE ARACHNIA–QUEEN OF THE SPIDER PEOPLE AS DEADLY AS SHE IS BEAUTIFUL, SHE ENSLAVES HER PREY WITH HER SPIDER'S SPELL! SHE CAPTURES THE HEARTS OF MEN THEN BETRAYS THEM–EVER SPINNING HER WEB OF DECEPTION! |
| CP4 |
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PRESIDENT OF EARTH
SEE! THE PRESIDENT OF EARTH RISK ALL ON PLANET X! THRILL! AS HE CONFRONTS THE INVADERS FROM THE 5TH DIMENSION! WONDER! AS HE FACES DOOM ON ANOTHER WORLD! HE'S NOT JUST THE PRESIDENT–HE'S A HERO! |
CP5 |
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TWIN MISTRESSES OF EVIL
THEY ARE THE DEADLIEST DUO IN THE GALAXY! A DOUBLE DOSE OF DANGER, THEY ARE THE TWIN MISTRESSES OF EVIL! WILL CAPTAIN PROTON STOP THE DUAL DOYENNES OF DECADENCE BEFORE ALL MANKIND IS THEIRS?! |
CP6 |
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DOCTOR CHAOTICA
BEHOLO DR. CHAOTICA–MASTER OF EVIL AND SCOURGE OF THE GALAXY! WITH HIS ARMIES OF MINDLESS MINIONS, CHAOTICA MARCHES FORTH FROM HIS FORTRESS OF DOOM, WIELDING THE DEVASTATING DEATH RAY UPON ALL WHO OPPOSE HIM. HE WILL NOT REST UNTIL HE IS SUPREME RULER OF THE GALAXY–AND DESTROYS CAPTAIN PROTON, ONCE AND FOR ALL! |
| CP7 |
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CONSTANCE GOODHEART
SHE'S THE BEST SECRETARY A HERO EVER HAD! CONSTANCE GOODHEART–LOYAL, HONEST, AND AS CUTE AS A BUTTON! LURED BY THE EXCITEMENT OF ADVENTURE, SHE TAGS ALONG WITH CAPTAIN PROTON ON HIS MISSIONS OF MERCY ONLY SOMETIMES SHE'S THE ONE IN NEED OF RESCUE! |
CP8 |
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SATAN'S ROBOT
IT'S A MARVEL OF MECHANIZED MAYHEM–SATAN'S ROBOT! THE FIENDISH INVENTION OF DR. CHAOTICA, THE THUNDERING TERROR IS UNLEASHED UPON THE COSMOS! ONLY ONE MAN CAN HALT THE ATTACKING AUTOMATON–CAPTAIN PROTON! |
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ALIENS FROM THE 5TH DIMENSION
THEY TAKE HUMAN FORM TO INFILTRATE THE EARTH! BUT IN TRUTH, THEY ARE ENERGY BEINGS FROM OUTER SPACE! WITH WEAPONS OF COSMIC POWER, THEY RAIN DESTRUCTION UPON THE UNIVERSE! BEWARE THE INVADERS FROM THE STH DIMENSION! |
| IS1 |
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Voth
Paleontological and genetic evidence shows that the saurian Voth and mammalian humans both originated on the planet Earth. Both species share 47 genetic markers and a common ancestor 400 million years ago. One theory suggests that the Voth evolved from the hadrosaur, developed language and technology, then left Earth to roam the stars.
The Voth now travel the Delta Quadrant in giant city ships, yet reject the possibility that their ancestors are not indigenous to the region. |
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Krenim
Temporal incursions created by a single Krenim timeship captain once put the entire history of the culture in flux. In one timeline the Krenim were technologically inferior and confined to their own planet: in another they were belligerent and powerful with an Imperium spanning hundreds of planets. When the renegade timeship was destroyed by the U.S.S. Voyager, the Krenim civilization was reshaped once again. Only time will tell if it remains that way. |
IS3 |
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Species 8472
Only one lifeform has resisted the Borg, and that is the fluidic space species known to the Collective as 8472. Although telepathic and adaptive, their resistance to – and tumabout invasion of – the Borg was stalemated by the intervention of the U.S.S. Voyager. The Collective failed to assimilate Species 8472, and Voyager succeeded in gaining a
new enemy. |
| IS4 |
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Hirogen
The Hirogen have a well-deserved reputation as indomitable master hunters in the Delta Quadrant. Solitary and nomadic, they are tireless in their pursuit of prey – the more challenging, the better. The Hirogen collect trophies taken from their quarry – skeletons, internal organs, and skins – but it is unknown if these are claimed before or after the obligatory kill. |
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Mimetic Lifeforms
When first discovered by Tom Paris and Harry Kim, the "Silver Blood" was merely a viscous metallic compound containing liquid deuterium, hydrogen sulfates, dichromates and protein molecules, showing no signs of life – until it came in contact with them. Exact duplicates were created from a mimetic reading of their DNA, and consciousness came to the "Silver Blood" for the first time. Instinct became sentience, and a grand step on the evolutionary path was taken. |
IS6 |
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Macro Virus
An unusual organism discovered in the Delta Quadrant, the macro virus absorbs the growth hormones of a host body into its own protein structure and uses them to increase its mass and size. It then emerges from the host and becomes airborne, seeking out new subjects to infect with a needle-like projection. The macro virus is susceptible to a particular antigen – and to stab wounds. |
| IS7 |
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Think Tank Aliens
The Earth phrase "think tank" best describes the group of five alien intellectuals who solved problems – for a price. Formed by a bioplasmic lifeform named [Bevvox], the enclave currently includes Kurros, [Fennim], an advanced artificial intelligence construct, and a female life-form similar to an Earth jellyfish. Although their brain geometries are highly disparate, they are able to communicate via a telepathic device. The group attempted to convince me to join them, and did not look kindly on my refusal. |
IS8 |
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Borg Queen
The Borg as a Collective exists as a single consciousness within the bodies of trillions of drones. At the core of that vast mind, controlling and coordinating all its functions is the Queen. Her thoughts are one with all the Borg. The Queen attempted to re-assimilate me by promising she would spare Voyager if I returned to the Collective. However, Captain Janeway came back to rescue me. |
IS9 |
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Nucleogenic Lifeforms
The nucleogenic lifeforms discovered in the Delta Quadrant were put to grim use by the crew of the U.S.S. Equinox. Not only did the inter-dimensional aliens emit high levels of antimatter, their molecular structures stored great amounts of nucleogenic energy – which the Equinox personnel converted into a compound that increased their ship's warp factor. But to extract that energy the lifeforms had to die. Captain Janeway ordered the Equinox operations terminated, and its crew held accountable. |
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Voth |
IS2 |
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Krenim |
IS3 |
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Species 8472 |
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Hirogen |
IS5 |
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Mimetic Lifeforms |
IS6 |
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Macro Virus |
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Think Tank Aliens |
IS8 |
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Borg Queen |
IS9 |
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Nucleogenic Lifeforms |
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Captain Kathryn Janeway
COMMANDING OFFICER
Captain Kathryn Janeway has forged a band of former Maquis rebels and Starfleet regulars into a cohesive crew. Overcoming adversity and the unknown dangers of the Delta Quadrant, Captain Janeway leads the way home with hope and determination.
Starfleet Data Files:
Biographical Index
001.21
Species: Human
Personal Preferences:
Coffee; music; tennis; pool
Of Note:
Second person to break Warp 10 barrier |
CC2 |
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First Officer Chakotay
FIRST OFFICER
From rebel leader to second-in-command of a Starfleet starship, Commander Chakotay has walked down several of life's pathways. Now, he helps blaze a new trail through the Delta Quadrant – a way home.
Starfleet Data Files:
Biographical Index
002.14
Species: Human
Personal Preferences:
archaeology; boxing
Of Note:
On team that made first contact with Tarkannans |
CC3 |
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Neelix
SHIP'S CHEF/ MORALE OFFICER
Neelix left his homeworld of Talax to join the crew of the U.S.S. VOYAGER, and found a new sense of belonging on the starship. If home is where the heart is, then Neelix is already there.
Starfleet Data Piles:
Biographical Index
006.30
Species: Talaxian
Personal Preferences:
cooking: journalistic pursuits
Of Note:
Subiect of first holographic lung transplant |
| CC4 |
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Ensign Tom Paris
HELM CONTROL
Of all the crewmembers aboard the U.S.S. VOYAGER, Tom Paris is perhaps the most ambivalent about returning home to the planet of his birth. Even he doesn't know if it will be a haven or a heartbreak for him on that day.
Starfleet Data Files:
Biographical Index
003.06
Species: Human
Personal Preferences:
pool; rock climbing: 20th-century trivia
Of Note:
First person to break Warp 10 barrier |
CC5 |
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The Doctor
CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER
The Doctor has made a home for himself aboard the U.S.S. VOYAGER as no other Emergency Medical Holograph has done before him. Yet, his programming was generated on Earth, and he looks forward to returning there as much as the crew.
Starfleet Data Files:
Biographical Index
003.31
Species: Holographic
Personal Preferences:
opera
Of Note:
First EMH to exceed 1500 hours of on-line operation |
CC6 |
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Lt. Commander Tuvok
CHIEF OF SECURITY/ TACTICAL OFFICER
For duty, Tuvok found himself stranded half a galaxy away from home. For the crew of the USS VOYAGER, his steadfast certainty of return, stands as an example for them all. It would not be logical to think otherwise.
Starfleet Data Piles:
Biographical Index
004.14
Species: Vulcan
Personal Preferences:
horticulture; archery
Of note:
Served under Captain Hikaru Sulu on the U.S.S. EXCELSIOR |
| CC7 |
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Seven of Nine
FORMER BORG
Lost as a child in the Delta Quadrant – and lost to humanity itself – Seven of Nine continues her search to find her way back. Home is no longer such a distant memory, even so many light years away.
Starfleet Data Files:
Biographical Index
003.19
Species: Human/Borg
Personal Preferences:
the color red
Of Note:
Only recovered Borg serving on a Federation starship |
CC8 |
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Lt. B'Elanna Torres
CHIEF ENGINEER
Despite her dual heritage of human and Klingon, B'Elanna Torres has never really called either "home." For a time the rebel Maquis were her family. Now her life is aboard the U.S.S. VOYAGER, where she has even found love.
Starfleet Data Files:
Biographical Index
009.18
Species: Klingon
Personal Preferences:
Klingon romance novels
Of note:
First Klingon to undergo Vulcan Pon farr |
CC9 |
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Ensign Kim
OPERATIONS OFFICER
Each member of the USS Voyager crew keeps home alive in their own way. Harry Kim does so by playing the clarinet. His parents always wanted him to play the instrument, and he keeps up the practice to please them. Whether he pleases the rest of the crew is unknown.
Starfleet Data Files:
Biographical Index
012.06
Species: Human
Personal Preferences:
clarinet
Of Note:
First human to survive Vhnori death ritual |
Autograph Cards |
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Kate Mulgrew
as Captain Kathryn Janeway
BY REDEMPTION |
A2 |
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Robert Beltran
as First Officer Chakotay |
A3 |
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Robert Duncan McNeill
as Ensign Tom Paris |
| A4 |
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Robert Picardo
as The Doctor |
A5 |
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Tim Russ
as Lieutenant Commander Tuvok |
A6 |
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Ethan Phillips
as Neelix |
| A7 |
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Jeri Ryan
as Seven of Nine
BY REDEMPTION |
A8 |
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Roxann Dawson
as Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres |
A9 |
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Garrett Wang
as Ensign Harry Kim |
Autograph Redemption Cards |
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Kate Mulgrew
as Captain Kathryn Janeway |
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Jeri Ryan
as Seven of Nine |
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Cast shot |
Dealers and Non-Sport Update |
Promo
1 of 3 |
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Captain Janeway
Oversized 7" x 5" version of CC1 |
Dealer bonus |
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2 of 3 |
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Commander Chakotay
Oversized 7" x 5" version of CC2 |
Dealer bonus |
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3 of 3 |
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Seven of Nine
Oversized 7" x 5" version of CC7 |
Dealer bonus |
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Robert Picardo
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