All of
the missions of the USS Voyager have been arranged according to year in
the Delta Quadrant. 2371-2372 (Season
Two)
The 37's
First Aired August 28/95
stardate:48975.1
Directed By: James L. Conway
Written By: Jeri Taylor & Brannon
Braga
Guest Starring:
Sharon Lawrence as Amelia
Earhart
David Graf as
Noonan
James Saito as
Japanese Soldier
Mel
Winkler as Jack Hayes
John Rubenstein as John Evansville
Voyager stumbles upon a 20th century
automobile in space, and following an SOS distress signal to a planet,
discover several abducted humans cryogenetically frozen. Among
them is the infamous Amelia Earhart, who disappeared in 1937 when
attempting to fly around the world. Voyager learns that a powerful
race known as the Briori abducted humans from 1937 Earth and brought
them to this planet in the Delta Quadrant. From these abductees, a
new race of humans emerged. They urge Voyager to stay on the
planet, but the crew decides to continue on their voyager home.
However, the '37's', decided to remain on the planet.
Outcome: Voyager lands
for the first time.
Initiations
First Aired Sept. 4/95 stardate
49005.3
Directed By:
Winrich Kolbe
Written
By: Kenneth Biller
Guest Starring:
Aron Eisenberg as Kar
Patrick Kilpatrick as
Razik
Tim de Zarn as
Haliz
While alone in a
shuttle performing an ancient Indian rite commemorating his father's
death, the Pakra, Chakotay is attacked by a young Kazon Ogla, Kar.
He destroys his ship, and rescues the boy. However, the Kazon Ogla
come to investigate and capture Chakotay. Chakotay is then
sentenced to be executed by Kar's hands, but he is unable.
Chakotay and Kar manage to escape the Kazon, and crash land Chakotay's
shuttle on a Kazon training planet. It is then up to Voyager to
rescue their first officer from the Kazon, and Chakotay helps the young
boy to earn his Kazon name.
Outcome: Kazon Ogla are
encountered again for the first time since the premiere.
Projections
First Aired Sept. 11/95 stardate
48892.1
Directed By:
Jonathan Frakes
Written
By: Brannon Braga
Guest Starring:
Dwight Schultz as
Barclay
The Doctor is mysteriously activated
to find the ship abandoned from a Kazon attack. The only
crewmembers which have survived are Torres and Janeway, however, the
Doctor begins to show signs of no longer being a hologram, but a flesh
and blood organism. Then, when a Lieutenant Barclay appears, it
seems as though the Doctor is really Louis Zimmerman, the creator of the
EMH, and he has been field testing the EMH under extraneous situations
(Voyager being trapped in the Delta Quadrant), however, radiation from a
malfunctioning Holodeck has made Zimmerman to believe his persona as the
Doctor.
Outcome: Barclay is
shown, but his appearance is forgotten as the Doctor doesn't remember
him in the sixth season, "Pathfinder".
Elogium First
Aired Sept.18/95 stardate 48921.3
Directed By: Winrich Kolbe
Story By: Jimmy Diggs & Steve J.
Kay
Teleplay By:
Kenneth Biller and Jeri Taylor
Guest Starring:
Nancy Hower as Ensign
Clarke
Gary O'Brien as
Crew member #1
Terry
Correll as Crew member #2
When a swarm of space
creatures attach themselves to Voyager, their electrophoretic field
causes biological changes within Kes which cause her to begin her
Elogium, the time when Ocampans conceive. As the Ocampa only
experience the Elogium one, it will be her only chance to conceive a
child.
Outcome: Janeway starts
to consider the possibility of needing the crew to procreate to allow
for a new generation of the Voyager crew to take over when the current
generation dies, as Voyager is still over 70 years from the Alpha
Quadrant.
Non Sequitur
First Aired Sept. 25/95 stardate
49011
Directed By:
David Livingston
Written By: Brannon Braga
Guest Starring:
Louis Giambalvo as
Cosimo
Jennifer Gatti
as Libby
Jack Shearer
as Admiral Strickler
Mark Kiely as Lieutenant Lasca
Harry awakens in San Francisco to find
himself in an alternate timeline where he never joined the Voyager crew,
and his friend has taken his place as Operations officer aboard the lost
Voyager. Harry, not able to live in this timeline, decides to try
to return to Voyager, so he enlists the help of ex-criminal Tom Paris,
who never joined the Voyager crew as an observer. Together, they
recreate the conditions of Harry's original shuttle accent in the time
stream so that he can return home to Voyager.
Outcome: Earth is seen
for the first time, as his Kim's girlfriend, Libby.
Twisted First
Aired Oct.2/95 stardate: not given
Directed By: Kim Friedman
Story By: Arnold Rudnick & Rich
Hosek
Teleplay By:
Kenneth Biller
Guest Starring:
Larry Hankin as Gaunt
Gary
Judy Geeson as
Sandrine
Tom Virtue as
Baxter
Terry Correll as
Crewman
After passing through a spatial
distortion, the ship begins to twist, and the internal structure begins
to change. Janeway becomes delirious after coming in contact with
the energy field, and deck six becomes a maze with the crew trapped in
the Holodeck re-creation of Sandrines.
Outcome:
None.
Parturition
First Aired Oct.9/95 stardate:not
given
Director:
Jonathan Frakes
Written
By: Tom Szollosi
Guest Starring:
George Spelvin as
Gleknar
As tensions run
high between a jealous Neelix and Paris, they are sent to a planet to
replenish Voyager's foodstuffs. When encountering turbulence in
the atmosphere, Tom is forced to crash land the shuttle. Stranded
on the planet, they discover an alien signature in a system of
caves. They soon discover an alien pod, from which a
repto-humanoid baby emerges. It is up to Neelix and Tom to save
the baby, before it's mother returns.
Outcome: Janeway lets her
hair down from the bun of steel. We won't see this style again
until "Year of Hell pt.I".
Persistance of VisionFirst Aired Oct.30/95 stardate:not given
Directed By: James L. Conway
Written By: Jeri Taylor
Guest Starring:
Stan Ivar as Mark
Michael Cumpsty as Lord
Burleigh
Carolyn
Seymour as Mrs. Templeton
Thomas Alexander Dekker as Henry
Lindsey Haun as Beatrice
Warren Munson as Admiral
Paris
Patrick Kerr as
Bothan
Marva Hicks as
T'Pel
While preparing for a diplomatic
encounter with the Botha to negotiate passage through their space, the
crew's thoughts become reality: Janeway keeps seeing her fiancee
Mark, as well as characters from her gothic holonovel. Tuvok is
reunited with his wife, T'Pel, and Tom Paris is lectured by his father,
Admiral Owen Paris. Following the hallucinations, the crew becomes
catatonic, with Kes the only one not affected. It is then up to
her and the Doctor to save the ship from the alien threat.
Outcome: Mark is seen for
the first time since "Caretaker".
Tattoo First
Aired Nov.6/95 stardate:not given
Directed By: Alexander Singer
Story By: Larry Brody
Teleplay By: Michael
Piller
Guest Starring:
Henry Darrow as Kolopak
Richard Fancy as Alien
Douglas Spain as Young
Chakotay
Nancy Hower as
Ensign Wildman
Richard
Chaves as Chief
While on a survey mission of
a moon, Chakotay finds evidence of Indian symbols. This leads to a
search effort, where an engine ion trail is tracked to a nearby
planet. Meanwhile, Chakotay relives the time when he and his
father, Kolopak, where on a expedition. Upon finding the alien
race, Chakotay discovers that they had visited Earth in it's early past,
and these aliens had made contact with the Indians that lived
there.
The Doctor infects his program with
the flu, to better equip him with compassion towards his patients when
he displays lousy bedside manner to a pregnant Ensign
Wildman.
Outcome: We find out
where Chakotay got that tattoo, and discover that Ensign Wildman is
pregnant.
Cold Fire
First Aired Nov.13/95 stardate:not
given
Directed By:
Cliff Bole
Story
By: Anthony Williams
Teleplay By: Brannon Braga
Guest Starring:
Gary Graham as
Tanis
Lindsay
Ridgeway as Girl
Norman Large as Ocampa man
Majel Barrett as the voice of
Sesperia
While travelling home, the remains of
the original Caretaker begin to mysteriously resonate in the sickbay
containment field. Then, while scanning the immediate vicinity,
Voyager detects another Array, much smaller than the one that brought
Voyager to the Delta Quadrant. Upon arriving at the Array, an
Ocampan man, Tanis, hails Voyager, much to the surprise of Kes and the
crew, as the Ocampans had believed that no Ocampan had ever escaped
their planet. Tanis explains that the other Caretaker, the female
Caretaker and mate to the original Caretaker, overlooks this Array and
these Ocampans. Suddenly, Kes' telepathic powers begin to develop,
sometimes to deadly consequences: she injures not only Tuvok, but
Neelix, and destroys most of the plants in the Aeroponics Bay.
When the female Caretaker does appear, Sesperia, she has a vengeance she
wishes to repay to the Voyager crew for killing her
mate.
Outcome: We meet the
other Caretaker, Sesperia.
Maneuvers
First Aired Nov.20/95
stardate:49208.5
Directed By: David Livingston
Written By: Kenneth Biller
Guest Starring:
Martha Hackett as
Seska
Anthony De
Longis as Culluh
Terry Lester as Haron
John Gegenhuber as
Kelat
Upon responding to a
Federation signal eminating from a nebula, Voyager is suddenly attacked
by the Kazon Nistrim, and a piece of transporter technology is
stolen. Against orders, Chakotay risks his live and takes a
shuttle to retrieve not only the technology, but Seska as well.
However, upon arriving at the Kazon vessel, Chakotay is abducted and
tortured by the Kazon. While unconscious, Seska removes his DNA,
and impregnants one of her eggs with it. In the nick of time,
Voyager arrives at rescues Chakotay, but Seska remains on the Kazon
vessel.
Outcome: Seska steals
Chakotay's DNA, and impregnants herself with it.
Resistance
First Aired Nov.27/95 stardate:not
given
Directed By:
Winrich Kolbe
Story By: Michael Jan Friedman & Kevin J.
Ryan
Teleplay By:
Lisa Klink
Guest Starring:
Alan Scarfe as
Augris
Tom
Todoroff as Darod
Glenn Morshower as Guard #1
Joel Gray as Caylem
Voyager sends an away team to an
Alsaurian city in order to attain Tellerium, a precious element needed
for the ship. In the middle of their transaction, the Mokra attack
the away team, and Janeway is injured, while Tuvok and Torres are
captured. A grief-stricken old man, Caylem, rescues Janeway from
the street, and heals her wounds. She must do the same for him, by
playing daughter, as Caylem believes she is his dead daughter. The
two must then devise a scheme to break into the prison complex and
retrieve the imprisoned Tuvok and Torres.
Outcome:
None.
Prototype First
Aired Jan.15/96 stardate:not given
Directed By: Jonathan
Frakes
Written
By: Nicholas Corea
Guest Starring:
Rick Worthy as
3947
Hugh Hodgin
as 6263
During a routine mission, the
crew discovers a deactivated robot floating in space. After
transporting him aboard, Torres and Kim work to reactive him. When
they succeed, they learn that this robot, Automated Unit 3947, and the
remainder of his robotic race, the Pralor, cannot duplicate themselves,
as a result of a safety feature imposed by the Pralor creators.
3947 wishes that Torres make a new prototype as she was able to
successfully reactive him. She declines, due to the Prime
Directive, however, when she is kidnapped by the Pralor, she is forced
to construct a Prototype, or Voyager will be destroyed by the
Pralor.
Outcome:
None.
Alliances First
Aired Jan.22/96 stardate:49337.4
Directed By: Les Landau
Written By: Jeri
Taylor
Guest Starring:
Martha Hackett as
Seska
Anthony De
Longis as Culluh
Charles Lucia as Mabus
Raphael Sbarge as Michael
Jonas
John
Gegenhuber as Kelat
Larry Cedar as Tersa
Simon Billig as Hogan
Mirron E. Willis as
Rettik
After several deadly attacks with
various Kazon sects, resulting in the death of Crewman Bandera, Janeway
decides that the only peaceful course of action is to make an alliance
with some of the more powerful sects of the Kazon, with the purpose to
discourage attacks by the smaller sects, and to increase Voyager's power
in the quadrant. However, talks among Voyager and the Kazon do not
go well, so Janeway assigns Neelix to go to Sobras to find a
intermediate or mediator to begin the talks among the Kazon and
Voyager. Neelix finds Mabus, a member of the Trabe race, who is
more than willing to help Voyager's cause for peace, so Voyager makes an
alliance with them.
Janeway soon learns however, that the
Trabe used to hold the Kazon race captive, until the Kazon escaped and
destroyed and stole what the Trabe had, including their ships and
technology. It also appears that there is another traitor aboard
Voyager, and Mabus has a hidden agenda that could lead to deadly
results.
Outcome: Janeway's first
"Deal with the Devil". The next will be with the Borg against
Species 8472. Another Voyager crewmember is killed, Kirk Bandera
-- a former Maquis officer.
Threshold
First Aired Jan.29/96
stardate:49373.4
Directed By: Alexander Singer
Story By: Michael DeLuca
Teleplay By: Brannon
Braga
Guest Starring:
Raphael Sbarge as Michael
Jonas
After much research and testing, Tom Paris takes the shuttle
Cochrane to transwarp and warp ten, and becomes the first human to do
so. After the successful test that could bring Voyager home in
seconds, Paris begins to show odd biological effects. The Doctor
attempts to save Paris, but to no avail, and Paris dies. Several
hours later, Tom is found alive again, and his body is undergoing
accelerated mutations. The doctor comes to the startling discovery
that Mr. Paris has begun to evolve, into a cross between a human and an
amphibian.
Outcome: The infamous
episode of Voyager...sigh. Oh, and Paris and Janeway have
offspring.
Meld First Aired
Feb.5/96 stardate: not given
Directed By: Cliff Bole
Story By: Michael Sussman
Teleplay By: Michael
Piller
Guest Starring:
Brad Dourif as
Suder
Angela
Dohrmann as Ricky
Simon Billig as Hogan
B'Elanna Torres comes to a
startling discovery of the burned remains of a Voyager crewmember that
was brutally murdered and left in a plasma conduit. Upon
investigation, Tuvok discovers that the killer is Suder, a man who is
psychologically unstable. Suder claims he killed the man since he
looked at him the wrong way. Tuvok uses his Vulcan ability of
telepathy to determine the psychological reason behind Suder's actions,
and this leaves Tuvok unstable himself, with violent
impulses.
Tom Paris gets punished for operating
an illegal gambling operation, where crewmembers used their replication
rations in a series of bets.
Outcome: The first
appearance of Suder, and Paris begins to show signs of insobordination
towards Commander Chakotay. Jonas continues his to give
information to the Kazon Nistrim.
Dreadnought
First Aired Feb.12/96
stardate:49447
Directed
By: LeVar Burton
Story By: Gary Holland
Teleplay By: Gary Holland and Lisa
Klink
Guest Starring:
Raphael Sbarge as Michael
Jonas
Nancy Hower
as Ensign Wildman
Michael Spound as Lorum
Dan Kern as Kellan
Voyager discovers a
derelict, dangerous Cardassian missile in the Delta Quadrant that
appears to have been pulled to the Delta Quadrant by the
Caretaker. B'Elanna recognizes this missile: she had spent a
month on board changing it's program so it wouldn't attack it's original
tarket, a Maquis installation, but would attack it's own makers, the
Cardassians. However, at some point, the missile went astray and
ended up in the Badlands. Now, the missile has detected a planet
of civilians, the Rakosians, and the missile has determined that this
planet is it's new target. Now, it is up to Torres to stop the
deadly weapon before it destroys an entire
civilization.
Outcome: The self
destruct is used for the first time on Voyager.
Death Wish
First Aired Feb.19/96
stardate:49301.2
Director: James L. Conway
Story By: Shawn Piller
Teleplay By: Michael
Piller
Guest Starring:
John de Lancie as
Q
Gerrit Graham
as Q2
Peter
Dennis as Isaac Newton
Maury Ginsberg as Maury Ginsberg
Jonathan Frakes as William Thomas
Riker
Voyager discovers an adrift comet with
a suprising being at it's interior: a Q. Upon transporting
him aboard, the crew learns that this Q wishes to no longer exist, so he
attempts to whisk himself out of existance...instead of doing so, he
accidently gets rid of all the male crew members on board Voyager.
Unable to bring them back, the original Q appears on Voyager.
Following a cat and mouse chase between the two Q's, Q2 requests an
asylum from Voyager. This leads to a hearing in which Janeway
chairs, and Tuvok serves as counsel to Q2, and Q represents
himself. It is Tuvok's and Q2's goal to demonstrate to the chair
that he should be allowed to end his life; an action that Q does not
want to happen, fearing the reprocussions on the Q
Continuum.
Outcome: The first time a
Q committed suicide.
Lifesigns
First Aired Feb.26/96
stardate:49504.3
Directed By: Cliff Bole
Written By: Kenneth Biller
Guest Starring:
Martha Hackett as
Seska
Raphael
Sbarge as Michael Jonas
Michael Spound as Lorum
Susan Diol as Dr. Denara
Pel
Rick Gianasi
as The gigolo
Voyager responds to a
distress call from a Vidiian vessel, and the Doctor transports a sole
Vidiian to Sickbay with the hopes of saving her life. In order to
do so, he transfers her Phage-ridden body to stasis, and uses her brain
waves to create a healthy holographic image of her. Slowly, the
Doctor begins to fall in love with the Vidiian doctor, however, the
realization sets in that in reality she is a deathly ill Vidiian who is
slowly dying.
Meanwhile, Jonas receives instructions
from Seska to damage Voyager's warp coils, an action he is not sure he
is willing to take.
Outcome: The Doc's first
love.... Paris continues to be insobordinate and hard to get along
with.
Investigations
First Aired March 11/96 stardate:
49485.2
Directed By:
Les Landau
Story
By: Jeff Schnaufer and Ed Bond
Teleplay By: Jeri Taylor
Guest Starring:
Raphael Sbarge as Michael
Jonas
Simon
Billig as Hogan
Jerry Sroka as Laxeth
When Neelix begins his news program,
"A Briefing with Neelix", he begins to investigate the reasons why Tom
Paris left the ship to join a Talaxian vessel. However, when he
snoops around a little too much, Janeway and Tuvok reveal to him and
Chakotay that Paris leaving the ship is all an eloborate plan to flush
out the most recent traitor on board Voyager who is transmitting vital
information to the Kazon Nistrim.
Meanwhile, Jonas prepares to damage
Voyager's warp coils, in an attempt to leave it vulnerable to Kazon
attack.
Outcome: Insobordinate
Tom leaves the ship, and we all learn it was an elaborate trap to
capture a traitor. Jonas is killed.
Deadlock First
Aired March 18/96 stardate: 49548.7
Director: David Livingston
Written By: Brannon
Braga
Guest Starring:
Simon Billig as
Hogan
Nancy Hower
as Wildman
Bob
Clendien as Vidiian Surgeon
Ray Proscia as Vidiian
Commander
Kethe
Farley as Vidiian
Christopher Johnston as Vidiian
While trying to elude the
Vidiians, Voyager passes through a divergence field that causes every
molecule of matter to duplicate, except for the antimatter on board
Voyager. This leads to two Voyagers trying to get antimatter from
the same source. As each ship is not aware of the others
existance, each Torres recommends using proton bursts to stop the
antimatter drain they are detecting. These proton bursts begins to
heavily damage one of the Voyagers, resulting in the deaths of Harry Kim
and the newly born Wildman baby. When the ships discover one
another and attempt to meld the two ships together, a Vidiian ship
appears and takes advantage of Voyager's vulnerability. However,
the Vidiians do not detect the damaged Voyager, so the intact Voyager
sets the autodestruct in order to save the other crews life from the
Vidiians.
Outcome: Which Voyager
survived? The Duplicate, or the Original? Naomi Wildman is
born, and Harry Kim dies for the second time (well, sort
of).
Innocence
First Aired April 8/96 stardate: not
given
Directed By: James L.
Conway
Story By:
Anthony Williams
Teleplay By: Lisa Klink
Guest Starring:
Marnie McPhail as
Alicia
Tiffany
Tauberman as Tressa
Sarah Rayne as Elani
Tahj D. Mowry as Corin
Richard Garon as
Bennet
Tuvok and Bennetts shuttle crashes on
a Drayan moon, leaving Bennett dead from his injuries. Tuvok is
able to survive, and soon finds three Drayan children who have been
abandoned for dead on the moon. They fear the coming of morrok,
the messenger of death that will take the children to the caves and kill
them. However, Tuvok soon learns an amazing biological fact about
the Drayans: they age in reverse, and these children are in fact
quite old and ready to die.
Outcome: Another
crewmember, Bennett, dies.
The Thaw First
Aired April 29/96 stardate: not given
Directed By: Marvin V. Rush
Story By: Richard
Gadas
Teleplay
By: Joe Menosky
Guest Starring
Michael McKean as Clown
Thomas Kopache as
Viorsa
Carel
Struycken as Spectre
Tony Carlin as Physician
Shannon O'Hurley as
Programer
Patty
Malone as Little woman
Voyager discovers what is left
of the Kohl homeworld, and detects several faint lifesigns from beneath
the surface. They soon discover several stasis tubes, with only
three survivors. However, they are unable to revive the survivors
as it appears that their minds are linked on some kind of computer that
was designed to keep their minds occupied while in stasis. So,
Torres and Kim hook themselves up to the system, and discover a
terrifying virtual world, dominated by a maniac clown who will not
release them from the system unless Janeway responds to his
demands.
Outcome:
None.
Tuvix
First Aired May 6/96 stardate: not
given
Directed By:
Cliff Bole
Story
By: Andrew Shepard Price & Mark Gaberman
Teleplay By: Kenneth
Biller
Guest Starring:
Tom Wright as
Tuvix
Simon
Billig as Hogan
Bahni Turpin as Swinn
A bizarre transporter accident
combines the DNA of Tuvok and Neelix into one individual, who is half
Vulcan and half Talaxian. Unable to separate him at first, the
crew must accept this new individual to the crew. Soon, this man
becomes known as Tuvix, and becomes an integral part of the crew.
However, the doctor soon discovers a method that could be used to
separate Tuvix back into Tuvok and Neelix. This raises concerns
among the crew, particularly from Tuvix who does not wish to do.
Janeway is then left with a controversial decision whether to end one
new life to save two old ones.
Outcome: Janeway commits
murder.
Resolutions
First Aired May 13/96 stardate:not
given
Directed By:
Alexander Singer
Written By: Jeri Taylor
Guest Starring:
Simon Billig as
Hogan
Susan Diol
as Dr. Denara Pel
Bahni Turpin as Powell
While on an away mission, Chakotay and
Janeway contract a deadly virus, that the doctor is unable to cure after
several weeks of research. This leaves the captain with a
difficult decision where she decides that herself and Chakotay will stay
behind on the planet they later call New Earth, as it shields the
effects of the virus. Janeway and Chakotay then manage life on
this new planet.
Unable to commit to Janeway's orders
to not risk the crew to save the captain and Chakotay, Tuvok decides to
try to save Janeway and Chakotay with the help of Denara Pel, the
Vidiian love of the Doctor, who has a cure for the virus. However,
when attacked by the Vidiians, it appears unlikely that even Voyager
will be able to survive.
Outcome: Besides a hint
at a Janeway/Chakotay attraction, nothing.
Basics I
First Aired May 20/96 stardate:not
given
Directed By:
Winrich Kolbe
Written By: Michael Piller
Guest Starring:
Martha Hackett as
Seska
Anthony De
Longis as Culluh
Brad Dourif as Suder
Henry Darrow as Kolopak
John Gegenhuber as
Teirna
The Kazon Nistrim, under the
leadership of Culluh and Seska, make one more attempt to seize Voyager
and it's technology. Thus, they spin an elaborate plan involving
the child of Chakotay and Seska, and attempt to lure Voyager deep into
Kazon space. Along the way, after being attacked by several small
Kazon factions which caused damage to the exact same location on
Voyager, the crew finds Seska's aide, Teirna, adrift in a damaged
vessel.
Once Voyager learns of the trap, it is
too late. Voyager is overtaken by several Kazon vessels, but
not before Tom can escape in a shuttle. The Kazon then land
Voyager, and exile the entire crew to a primitive planet, Hanon 3.
However, unknown to the Kazon, Ensign Suder and the Doctor are still
aboard Voyager, and they may be the only hope for the Voyager
crew.
Outcome: Voyager lands
again, and the ship is taken over by the Kazon.
Season Two Summary:
Aliens Encountered: The Human descendants of the
'37s', the Kazon, the Vidiians, the Rakosians, the Drayans, the Pralor,
the Cravic, the Alsaurians, the Mokra, the Q, the Ocampa, the Botha, the
Nacene (female Caretaker), the Kohl,
Crewmembers killed/departed: Kirk Bandera during a
Kazon attack, Michael Jonas when Neelix throws him into a pool of warp
plasma, Bennett during a shuttle crash on a Drayan
moon.
Years
to the Alpha Quadrant: 73 years (73,000 light
years)
"Special" Guest Stars: Sharon Lawrence
as Amelia Earhart, Aron Eisenberg as Kar (Nog of DS9), Dwight
Schultz as Barclay, John De Lancie as Q, Michael McKean as the Clown,
Martha Hackett as Seska, Jonathan Frakes as Riker, Brad Dourif as Suder,
Carel Struycken as Spectre (played Lurch
in the Addams family as well as Lwaxana Troi's Valet)
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