All of
the missions of the USS Voyager have been arranged according to year in
the Delta Quadrant.
Episode Details and most
photos from the Continuum
2374-2375 (Season
Five)
Night
First Aired October 14/98 stardate:
52081.2
Directed By:
David Livingston
Teleplay By: Brannon Braga and Joe Menosky
Guest Starring:
Ken Magee as Emck
Steve Dennis as Night
Alien
Martin Rayner as
Dr. Chaotica
Voyager enters an area of
space without planets or stars that the crew calls the Void. Crew
morale falls as it will take Voyager two years to pass through this area
of space, and the Captain, who begins to blame herself for Voyager's
predictament, locks herself in her quarters. However, Voyager soon
encounters a race of nocturnal aliens who have made the void their home,
and a new alien race, the Malon, have been using a nearby wormhole to
deliver toxic antimatter waste to the Void, thus killing the native
aliens.
Outcome: Voyager uses the
Void to get two years closer to home.
Drone
First Aired October 21/98 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: Les
Landau
Story By: Bryan
Fuller & Harry Doc Kloor
Teleplay By: Bryan Fuller, Brannon Braga and Joe
Menosky
Guest Starring:
J. Paul Boehmer as
Drone
Todd Babcock as
Lt. Mulchaey
When a routine shuttle survey mission
of an expanding nebula goes awry, the away team must transport to
Voyager before the shuttle explodes. During the transport, the
Doctors holoemitter and several of Seven's nanoprobes join together,
creating a piece of Borg technology that soon samples a crew members DNA
to make a Borg drone. Seven must then take responsibility of this
new 29th century drone by teaching it, and at the same time attempting
to hide the nature of the Borg from him. However, his Borg
transponder activates, and sends a signal the Borg Collective, thus
alerting them to his presence of board Voyager.
Outcome:
None.
Extreme Risk
First Aired October 28/98 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: Cliff
Bole
Teleplay By:
Kenneth Biller
Guest Starring:
Hamilton Camp as Vrelk
Alexander Enberg as
Vorik
Daniel Betances
as the pilot
As feelings of anger and
hatred build in B'Elanna from learning of the Maquis demise at the hands
of the Cardassians, she begins to run deadly holodeck programs with the
safeties off, pushing her limits. After several unexplained
injuries, Chakotay begins to investigate B'Elanna's reckless streak, and
must put an end to it.
Meanwhile, one of Voyager's
probes escapes attack by the Malon, and takes refuge in the atmosphere
of a planet. In order to recover the probe before the Malon do,
Voyager must build a new shuttlecraft, the Delta Flyer, which is capable
of surviving the atmospheric conditions.
Outcome: The Delta Flyer
is built.
In the Flesh
First Aired November 4/98 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: David
Livingston
Teleplay By:
Nicholas Sagan
Guest Starring:
Ray Walston as Boothby
Kate Vernon as Archer
Zach Galligan as Ensign
Gentry
Tucker Smallwood
as Admiral Bullock
Voyager discovers a
space station that is running a simulation of Starfleet headquarters in
San Francisco. In order to determine who is running this
simulation and for what purpose, Chakotay is sent into the
simulation. He soon finds that the simulation is exact to the last
detail, and that it appears that these people are training for an
invasion of Earth. After kidnapping a member of the simulation,
the Doctor is able to restore the aliens original DNA code, and the crew
discovers that the aliens responsible for the simulation is none other
than Species 8472.
Outcome: Voyager agrees
to peace with Species 8472, and gives them the designs for the nanoprobe
weapon.
Once Upon a Time First Aired November 11/98 stardate: N/A
Directed By: John Kretchmer
Teleplay By: Michael
Taylor
Guest Starring:
Justin Louis as Trevis
Nancy Hower as Ensign
Wildman
Scarlett Pomers
as Naomi
Wallace
Langham as Flotter
The newly built Delta Flyer
crash lands on a planet, and Voyager fears that it's crew may be
dead. Neelix must then attempt to hide the fact that Naomi's
mother, Ensign Wildman, could be dead. To do so, he distracts her
attention in a holo-novel she has been running, the adventures of Trevis
and Flotter.
Outcome:
None.
Timeless
First Aired November 18/98 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: LeVar
Burton
Teleplay By:
Rick Berman & Joe Menosky & Brannon Braga & Joe
Menosky
Guest Starring:
LeVar Burton as Captain Geordi
LaForge
Christine
Harnos as Tessa
A future Chakotay
and Kim discover Voyager beneath an ice glacier on an alien planet in an
attempt to find Seven of Nine's Borg transmitter. The two, who
made it safely to Earth after using the Quantum Slipstream Drive, are
now outlaws who are attempting to send a signal to the past that will
ensure that the Slipstream accident which claimed all of the Voyager
crew, does not happen. Captain LaForge must then attempt to stop
the two from altering the timeline, and thus changing the
future.
Outcome: Voyager has a
spectacular crash on an ice planet. Using the slipstream drive,
Voyager gets ten years closer to home.
Infinite Regress First Aired November 25/98 stardate: N/A
Directed By: David Livingston
Teleplay By: Robert J.
Doherty
Written By:
Robert J. Doherty & Jimmy Diggs
Guest Starring:
Scarlett Pomers as
Naomi
Neil Maffin as
Ven
Erica Mer as Human
Girl
After finding a Borg Viculum among the
debris of a Borg vessel, Seven of Nine begins to show signs of multiple
personality disorder as she begins to recount the assimilation of
hundreds of individuals. The crew then discovers that an alien
race has created a virus that infiltrates Borg vessels which then
proceeds to infiltrate the Borg viculums, thus causing the drones to
malfunction, leading to the destruction of the Borg.
Outcome:
None.
Nothing Human
First Aired December 2/98 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: David
Livingston
Teleplay By:
Jeri Taylor
Guest Starring:
David Clennon as Jad
Mager
Voyager
transports aboard an injured pseudoparasite that attacks B'Elanna and
then proceeds to latch onto her. The lifeform begins to live off
B'Elanna, requiring her body to survive. The doctor must then face
a difficult decision: kill the alien and thus kill B'Elanna, or
find an alternate method that would save both lives. The Doctor
then consults a Cardassian medical program of a Doctor Macet, an
infamous man responsible for the deaths of hundreds of Bajorans.
B'Elanna, showing her hatred of the Cardassians, does not want the help
of this man, and would rather die than be rescued.
Outcome:
None.
30 Days First
Aired December 9/98 stardate: N/A
Directed By: Rick Kolbe
Story By: Scott Miller & Kenneth
Biller
Guest Starring:
Willie Garson as Riga
Benjamin Livingston as
Prefect
Heidi Kramer as
Megan Delaney
Alissa
Kramer as Jenny Delaney
Voyager discovers a planet made
completely of water. The alien inhabitant, the Moneans, discovered
the planet and have subsequently created an underwater
civilization. However, the ancient technology which contains the
planet has begun to malfunction, and the Moneans fear the end of their
world. The crew, after sending the Delta Flyer to investigate,
discover that the Monean industries are causing the destruction of the
planet. When the Monean representatives do not seem to take
Voyager's findings seriously, Tom takes matters into his own hands in
order to save the Moneans.
Outcome: Tom demoted to
Ensign from Lieutenant.
Counterpoint
First Aired December 16/98 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: Les
Landau
Teleplay By:
Michael Taylor
Guest Starring:
Mark Harelik as Kashyk
Randy Oglesby as Kir
Patrick McCormack as
Prax
Alexander Enberg
as Vorik
Randy Lowell
as Torat
Jake Sakson as
Adar
Voyager takes on the deadly task of
transporting a group of telepathic aliens across Devoran space.
The Devorans, who are telepathic patrollers, fear telepaths and thus
arrest and persecute the ones they discover. As Voyager passes
through their space, they are subject to countless inspections whereby
the telepathic aliens and the telepathic members of the Voyager crew,
must use the transporters to hide from Devore detection. When of
the inspectors, Kashyk, appears on Voyager requesting refuge, Janeway
must decide if his tactics are sincere or part of an elaborate
trap.
Outcome: Two shuttles are
"donated" to the telepathic aliens, thus allowing them to
escape.
Latent Image First Aired January 20/99 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: Mike
Vejar
Story By: Eileen
Connors
Screenplay By:
Joe Menosky
Guest Starring:
Nancy Bell as Ensign
Jetal
Scarlett Pomers
as Naomi
The
Doctor begins to question the stability of his program when he discovers
signs that Ensign Kim was operated on by the Doctor, yet the Doc has no
memory of this. When the Doctor begins to investigate his program,
it appears that someone has tampered with his program and his short term
memory buffer. He soon learns that Captain Janeway herself is
responsible, and when he confronts the crew with his findings, he learns
that he had to choose to save Ensign Kim's life over Ensign Jetal's, and
the subsequent guilt he felt after being unable to save Jetal allowed
his program to degrade and malfunction. In order to restore the
program, the crew erased the Doctors memories of Ensign
Jetal.
Outcome: Ensign Jetal is
killed.
Bride of Chaotica! First Aired January 27/99 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: Allan
Kroeker
Story By: Bryan
Fuller
Teleplay By:
Bryan Fuller & Michael Taylor
Guest Starring:
Martin Rayner as Dr.
Chaotica
Nicholas Worh
as Lonzak
Jim
Krestalude as Alien #1
Tarik Ergin as Robot
Photonic
aliens appear on Voyager and mistake Paris's Chaotica program as
reality. Fearing Chaotica as a threat, the aliens deactivate
Voyager's controls. In order regain control of the vessel, the
Doctor poses as the President of Earth and befriends the photonic
aliens, and Janeway poses as Queen Arachnia in order to infiltrate
Chaotica's castle and deactivate the shield.
Outcome: An episode that
revolves almost entirely around the Holodeck...why? This episode
was filmed after Voyager's bridge set was destroyed by fire. Thus,
this episode gave them time to rebuild the bridge and not be behind
filming schedule.
Gravity
First Aired February 3/99 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: Terry
Windell
Story By: Jimmy
Diggs
Teleplay By:
Bryan Fuller & Nick Sagan
Guest Starring:
Lori Petty as Noss
Leroy D. Brazile as Young
Tuvok
Paul Eckstein as
Yost
Joseph Ruskin as
Vulcan Master
After being pulled into a
gravimetric sinkhole and crashing on an alien world, Tuvok and Paris
befriend an alien woman, Noss. With Noss's help, they reactivate
the Doctor, and then must find a way to escape the planet and return to
Voyager. As the days pass with no help for escape, the crew must
accept the fact they may be stuck on the planet for eternity.
Although days have passed for the away team, only seconds have passed on
Voyager, and the crew on Voyager begins to work out a way to transport
the away team from the planet before the sinkhole is
destroyed.
Outcome:
None.
Bliss First
Aired February 10/99 stardate: N/A
Directed By: Cliff Bole
Story By: Bill Prady
Teleplay By: Robert J. Doherty
Guest Starring:
Scarlett Pomers as
Naomi
W. Morgan
Sheppard as Qatai
A wormhole leading right to Earth
suddenly appears before Voyager. Instead of being suspicious and
cautious of this new discovery, the crew begins to prepare to go home
and are thrilled at the prospect. Seven of Nine, not sharing the
crew's eagerness, does a little investigating and discovers that this
wormhole may not be a wormhole after all, but a giant lifeform that is
tricking the crew.
Outcome:
None.
Dark Frontier
First Aired February 17/99 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: Cliff
Bole (Part I) & Terry Windell (Part II)
Teleplay By: Brannon Braga & Joe
Menosky
Guest Starring:
Susanna Thompson as Borg
Queen
Kirk Bailey as
Magnus Hansen
Laura
Stepp as Erin Hansen
Scarlett Pomers as Naomi
Katelin Petersen as Annika Hansen
Eric Cadora as the
alien
After
attempting a risky mission to recover a Borg Transwarp conduit to return
home, Voyager destroys a Borg scout vessel. Upon analysing the
debris, Seven of Nine finds a memory storage device that has Borg ship
movements for several lightyears. Upon examining the records,
Seven locates a damaged Borg Sphere that is limping home. Janeway
decides to implement Project Fort Knox to intercept the vessel and steal
a conduit. However, the Borg become aware of the plan, and the
Borg Queen speaks with Seven of Nine. She orders Seven to stay on
the sphere on the mission, or the Borg will destroy
Voyager.
Outcome: The Borg Queen
is encountered, and using the Transwarp Conduits, Voyager gets fifteen
years closer to home.
The Disease First Aired February 24/99 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: David
Livingston
Story By:
Kenneth Biller
Teleplay
By: Michael Taylor
Written By: Kenneth Biller
Guest Starring:
Musetta Vander as Tal
Charles Rocket as
Jippeq
Voyager encounters a race
which lives on Generational vessel, as they attempt to return
home. Kim falls in love with one of the inhabitants, against
orders.
Outcome:
None.
Course: Oblivion First Aired March 3/99 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: Anson
Williams
Story By:
Bryan Fuller
Teleplay
By: Bryan Fuller & Nick Sagan
Guest Starring:
None.
Following
a marriage between Paris and Torres, Torres becomes deathly ill and her
molecular structure begins to break down. Following an
investigation, the crew determines that they are duplicates, made less
than a year ago when Voyager landed on a Y class planet to retrieve
Deuterium. The only way the duplicates can survive is if they
return to the Demon Class planet, and remain there. However, the
ship and crew begin to rapidly break down, due to the effects of a new
experimental warp core.
Outcome: Voyager's
duplicate crew is destroyed.
The Fight First Aired March 24/99 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: Rick
Kolbe
Story By: Michael
Taylor
Teleplay By: Joe
Menosky
Guest Starring:
Ray Walston as Boothby
Carlos Palomino as the
Boxer
Ned Romero as
Great Grandfather
While the ship is caught in
Chaotic Space, a zone where the laws of physics are in a state of flux,
Commander Chakotay believes he's a 24th century boxer, The Maquis
Mauler. Before long, he's going head to head with the Delta Quadrant's
champion, Kid Chaos. (Continuum Description)
Outcome:
None.
Think Tank First Aired March 31/99 stardate:
N/A
Directed By:
Terrence O'Hara
Story
By: Rick Berman and Brannon Braga
Teleplay By: Michael Taylor
Guest Starring:
Jason Alexander as
Kurros
Christopher
Darga as Y'Sek
Christopher Shea as Saowin
Steve Dennis as Fennim
Following several viscious
attacks with Hazari bounty hunters, an alien, Kurros, offers a way to
solve the Hazari paradox and allow Voyager to escape. However, he
will only do so for a price: Seven of
Nine.
Outcome:
None.
Juggernaut First Aired April 26/99 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: Allan
Kroeker
Story By: Bryan
Fuller
Teleplay By:
Bryan Fuller and Nick Sagan
Guest Starring:
Ron Canada as Fesek
Lee Arenberg as Pelk
Scott Klace as Dremk
Alexander Enberg as Malon
3
Voyager
responds to the distress signal of a Malon freighter that has suffered
containment loss. Upon retrieving the escape pods, only two crew
members survive. In order to stabilize the vessel, an away team
mission is sent to the freighter to slowly work their way up to the
control deck, and restore containment. Along the way, one of the
Malon crew is mysteriously attacked, providing credit to a myth that an
Angel of Decay does exist on Malon freighters.
Outcome:
None.
Someone to Watch Over Me
First Aired April 28/99 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: Robert Duncan
McNeill
Story By:
Brannon Braga
Teleplay
By: Michael Taylor and Kenneth Biller
Guest Starring:
Scott Thompson as Tomin
Brian McNamara as Jack
Lansing
Ian
Ambercrombie as Abbot
David Burke as the regular guy
The Doctor
begins to instruct Seven of Nine on the paradoxes of dating.
During one of his instruction simulations, Paris makes a bet with the
Doctor that he cannot find a date for Seven at a gathering to honour the
Kadi Ambassador. Thus, Doctor sets full steam ahead to train
Seven, leading her to her first date, which ends in disaster.
Suddenly the Doctor realizes that he himself has begun to develop
feelings for his student, Seven.
Outcome:
None.
11:59 First Aired May 5/99 stardate: N/A
Directed By: Ron Surma
Teleplay By: Joe
Menosky
Written By:
Brannon Braga and Joe Menosky
Guest Starring:
Kevin Tighe as Henry
Bradley Pierce as Jason
John Carroll Lynch as
Moss
Janeway remembers one of her
ancestors, Shannon O'Donnell, who was instrumental in the building of
the Millenium Gate in Portage Creek, the model of the first colony on
Mars. This ancestor provided the inspiration Janeway needed to
join Starfleet and explore the galaxy. However, upon examining
history, Janeway learns that her ancestor was not who she
thought.
Outcome:
None.
Relativity First Aired May 12/99 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: Nick
Eastman
Story By: Nick
Sagan
Teleplay By:
Bryan Fuller, Nick Sagan and Michael Taylor
Written By: Nick Sagan
Guest Starring:
Bruce McGill as Captain
Braxton
Dakin Matthews
as Admiral Patterson
Jay Karnes as Lieutenant Ducane
Captain Braxton of the
Timeship Relativity enlists the help of Seven of Nine to help deactivate
a temporal disruptor that destroys Voyager. As Seven begins to
jump from time to time to discover when the slightly out of phase
disruptor has been placed, she visits Voyager just prior to it's first
mission, the mission that brought Voyager to the Delta Quadrant.
When Seven does find the appropriate time when the disruptor was placed,
during an attack with the Kazon, Seven discovers that the perpetraitor
who places the disruptor is none other than a future Captain
Braxton.
Outcome:
None.
Warhead First Aired May 19/99 stardate:
N/A
Director: John Kretchmer
Story By: Brannon Braga
Teleplay By: Michael Taylor and
Kenneth Biller
Guest Starring:
McKenzie Westmore as Ensign
Jenkins
After the U.S.S. Voyager
receives a distress signal from an alien missile, Ensign Kim, Torres and
The Doctor determine that it's a complex, damaged weapon with artificial
intelligence and sentient consciousness. But when they beam this
mysterious device aboard, it interlinks with The Doctor's program and
through him, insists the U.S.S. Voyager enable it to fulfill its mission
of mass destruction. (Continuum Description)
Outcome:
None.
Equinox I First Aired May 26/98 stardate:
N/A
Directed By: David
Livingston
Teleplay By:
Brannon Braga and Joe Menosky
Written By: Rick Berman, Brannon Braga and Joe
Menosky
Guest Starring:
John Savage as Captain
Ransom
Titus Welliver
as Burke
Olivia
Birkelund as Gilmore
Rick Worthy as Lessing
Scarlett Pomers as Naomi
Steve Dennis as crew member
Voyager encounters
a heavily damaged Starfleet vessel, the Equinox, in the Delta
Quadrant. After rescuing the crew, they soon learn that an alien
species has been attacking the Equinox relentlessly, and for no apparent
reason. Following an investigation, Janeway learns that the crew
of the Equinox has been involved in criminal activities where they have
been using the alien lifeforms to power a new warp drive that would
allow them to get home. Janeway arrests the Equinox crew and
places them in confined quarters, but not before the Equinox EMH can
rescue them.
Outcome: Voyager
encounters another Starfleet vessel stranded in the Delta Quadrant, the
USS Equinox.
Season Five
Summary:
Aliens Encountered: The
Malon, the Nocturnal aliens, the Borg, Species 8472, the Cardassians,
the Pseudoparasites, the Moneans, the Devorans, the Photonic Aliens, the
Varro, the Kadi, the Hazari Bounty Hunters, the Think Tank
Crewmembers killed/departed:
Ensign Jetal (Latent Image)
Years to the Alpha
Quadrant: 28.5 years (28,500 light years) - Minus 1 year for
conventional travel, 2 years for travelling in the wormhole to escape
the Void, 10 years for using the Quantum Slipstream Drive, and 15 years
for using the Borg Transwarp Conduits.
"Special" Guest
Stars: Jason Alexander as Kurros, John Savage as Captain
Ransom, Ray Walston as Boothby, Susanna Thompson as Borg Queen, Lori
Petty as Noss, LeVar Burton as Captain Geordi LaForge, Wallace Langham
as Flotter
Number of Shuttles Destroyed:
Five.
Number of Times Seven of Nine has
saved the crew: Five. "Drone", "Think Tank", "Dark
Frontier", "Relativity", "Bliss"
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