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Star Trek: Voyager - Season Two
Title	Prod #	Stardate	Original US Airdate
The 37's	120	48975.1	28 August 1995
Finding an old Ford pickup truck floating in space, Voyager lands on a planet and the crew discovers a group of humans who were abducted from Earth in 1937.
Initiations	121	49005.3	04 September 1995
When a Kazon youth fails in his attempt to earn his name as a warrior by failing to kill Chakotay, the first officer is offered his freedom in return for murdering the youth.
Projections	117	48892.1	11 September 1995
Following an accident, the Doctor fiunds that he cannot distinguish between reality and illusion, especially when he encounters Reg Barclay, who advises the Doctor to save himself by destroying Voyager.
Elogium	118	48921.3	18 September 1995
Space-dwelling life-forms interfere with the development of Kes' body, pushing her into the "elogium", the Ocampan once-in-a-lifetime fertile phase. It Kes ever wants to have a child, she must do so now.
Non Sequitur	122	49011	25 September 1995
Waking up in 24th century San Francisco, Harry Kim is puzzled to find that his firends are not surprised to see him. Worse, Starfleet records show that he was never part of the Voyager crew.
Twisted	119	Unknown	02 October 1995
A spatial distortion wave plays havoc with Voyager's interior, changing the layout of the ship's rooms, halls and decks at random, while exerting a crushing force that will eventually kill everyone aboard.
Parturition	123	49068.5	09 October 1995
Despite friction after a jealous Neelix starts a fight over Paris' crush on Kes, Janeway asisgns the two officers to an away mission together on a hazardous planet.
Persistence of Vision	124	Unknown	30 October 1995
Ordered by the Doctor to unwind, Janeway is disturbed to find that she experiences visions from her holo-program after she has left the holodeck. When other crew members experience similar hallucinations, a more sinister force is discovered.
Tattoo	125	Unknown	06 November 1995
While the Doctor attempts to experience empathy by giving himself a severe dose of Levodian flu, on an alien moon Chakotay discovers a sign that he recognises from his ten years on Earth.
Cold Fire	126	49164.8	13 November 1995
Despite a hostile reaction from a space station occupied by Ocampa, Voyager makes contact with them and their companion, a female Caretaker who has the power to return the crew to Earth.
Maneuvers	127	48423	20 November 1995
Lured by a Federation signal into a trap, Janeway discovers that the treacherous defector, Seska, has joined forces with the local Kazon leader, and a tense struggle begins, ending in a shock for Chakotay.
Resistance	128	Unknown	27 November 1995
On an away mission, two of Janeway's officers are kidnapped by hostile Mokra soldiers, and the captain is secreted away by an eccentric man who believes the captain is his daughter.
Prototype	129	Unknown	15 January 1996
Finding a deactivated alien robot, Torres manages to successfully revive the unit. Discovering that the machine has many "siblings", Torres works to give the robots the power to create more like themselves, with disastrous results.
Alliances	131	49337.4	22 January 1996
Urged by the deaths of three crewmen to think more like a Kazon leader, Janeway opens alliance negotiations with a local Kazon faction. In the process, a hidden traitor on Voyager is revealed.
Threshold	132	49373.4	29 January 1996
Following a scientific breakthrough, Paris is able to fly a shuttlecraft faster than the theoretical Warp 10 limit. However, the experience produces both mental and physical side-effects which place the Paris and the captain in danger.
Meld	133	Unknown	05 February 1996
Following a senseless murder aboard Voyager, Tuvok is unable to comprehend the illogocal nature of the act and performs a mind-meld with the aggressor. The experience causes the normally restrained Vulcan to turn violent.
Dreadnought	134	49447	12 February 1996
Discovering an intelligent Cardassian weapon of mass destruction in the Delta Quadrant, Torres works feverishly to disarm the missile before it can reach its heavily-populated target.
Death Wish	130	49301.2	19 February 1996
Inadvertently bringing aboard a member of the Q Continuum, the crew are puzzled to find that the super-being is suicidal. When the usual Q also arrives, Janeway finds herself presiding over a courtroom drama.
Lifesigns	136	49504.3	26 February 1996
When an experimental treatment for a female Vidiian phage victim appears to have been successful, the Doctor finds himself attracted to the woman, even though he knows the recovery could only be temporary.
Investigations	135	49485.2	13 March 1996
Seeking better content for his daily ship-wide briefings to the crew, Neelix turns to investigative journalism and reveals that Tom Paris is leaving Voyager. Further investigation smokes out the traitor in the crew.
Deadlock	137	49548.7	18 March 1996
When a detour through a plasma cloud causes a series of disasters, the crew discover that they and the ship have been duplicated. Under attack by Vidiian aggressors, one captain must sacrifice her ship.
Innocence	138	49578.2	08 April 1996
Crashing on an uninhabited moon, Tuvok encounters three frightened children who have been left there to die by the local civilisation, for a very good reason.
The Thaw	139	Unknown	29 April 1996
Attempting to revive three settlers who have survived a catastrophe by undergoing artificial hibernation, Kim and Torres connect themselves to the hibernation machine and enter the settlers' mental reality: a nightmare world ruled by a malevolent clown.
Tuvix	140	49655.2	06 May 1996
When Tuvok and Neelix are fused together by a transporter malfunction, they become one being: "Tuvix". Although the original two can be restored by sacrificing the new being, Tuvix does not wish to die.
Resolutions	141	49690.1	13 May 1996
Bitten by a disease-carrying insect, Janeway and Chakotay are forced to remain on a planet whose environment blocks the subsequent terminal condition. Ordered to proceed to the Alpha Quadrant without his captain, Tuvok turns to a pernicious ally for help.
Basics, Part I	142	Unknown	20 May 1996
A message from Seska telling Chakotay that Maje Culluh is taking away his child leads Voyager to embark on a resuce mission which leaves Voyager in Kazon hands, and the crew abandoned on a primitive world.

Star Trek: Voyager - Season Two

Finding an old Ford pickup truck floating in space, Voyager lands on a planet and the crew discovers a group of humans who were abducted from Earth in 1937.

When a Kazon youth fails in his attempt to earn his name as a warrior by failing to kill Chakotay, the first officer is offered his freedom in return for murdering the youth.

Following an accident, the Doctor fiunds that he cannot distinguish between reality and illusion, especially when he encounters Reg Barclay, who advises the Doctor to save himself by destroying Voyager.

Space-dwelling life-forms interfere with the development of Kes' body, pushing her into the "elogium", the Ocampan once-in-a-lifetime fertile phase. It Kes ever wants to have a child, she must do so now.

Waking up in 24th century San Francisco, Harry Kim is puzzled to find that his firends are not surprised to see him. Worse, Starfleet records show that he was never part of the Voyager crew.

A spatial distortion wave plays havoc with Voyager's interior, changing the layout of the ship's rooms, halls and decks at random, while exerting a crushing force that will eventually kill everyone aboard.

Despite friction after a jealous Neelix starts a fight over Paris' crush on Kes, Janeway asisgns the two officers to an away mission together on a hazardous planet.

Ordered by the Doctor to unwind, Janeway is disturbed to find that she experiences visions from her holo-program after she has left the holodeck. When other crew members experience similar hallucinations, a more sinister force is discovered.

While the Doctor attempts to experience empathy by giving himself a severe dose of Levodian flu, on an alien moon Chakotay discovers a sign that he recognises from his ten years on Earth.

Despite a hostile reaction from a space station occupied by Ocampa, Voyager makes contact with them and their companion, a female Caretaker who has the power to return the crew to Earth.

Lured by a Federation signal into a trap, Janeway discovers that the treacherous defector, Seska, has joined forces with the local Kazon leader, and a tense struggle begins, ending in a shock for Chakotay.

On an away mission, two of Janeway's officers are kidnapped by hostile Mokra soldiers, and the captain is secreted away by an eccentric man who believes the captain is his daughter.

Finding a deactivated alien robot, Torres manages to successfully revive the unit. Discovering that the machine has many "siblings", Torres works to give the robots the power to create more like themselves, with disastrous results.

Urged by the deaths of three crewmen to think more like a Kazon leader, Janeway opens alliance negotiations with a local Kazon faction. In the process, a hidden traitor on Voyager is revealed.

Following a scientific breakthrough, Paris is able to fly a shuttlecraft faster than the theoretical Warp 10 limit. However, the experience produces both mental and physical side-effects which place the Paris and the captain in danger.

Following a senseless murder aboard Voyager, Tuvok is unable to comprehend the illogocal nature of the act and performs a mind-meld with the aggressor. The experience causes the normally restrained Vulcan to turn violent.

Discovering an intelligent Cardassian weapon of mass destruction in the Delta Quadrant, Torres works feverishly to disarm the missile before it can reach its heavily-populated target.

Inadvertently bringing aboard a member of the Q Continuum, the crew are puzzled to find that the super-being is suicidal. When the usual Q also arrives, Janeway finds herself presiding over a courtroom drama.

When an experimental treatment for a female Vidiian phage victim appears to have been successful, the Doctor finds himself attracted to the woman, even though he knows the recovery could only be temporary.

Seeking better content for his daily ship-wide briefings to the crew, Neelix turns to investigative journalism and reveals that Tom Paris is leaving Voyager. Further investigation smokes out the traitor in the crew.

When a detour through a plasma cloud causes a series of disasters, the crew discover that they and the ship have been duplicated. Under attack by Vidiian aggressors, one captain must sacrifice her ship.

Crashing on an uninhabited moon, Tuvok encounters three frightened children who have been left there to die by the local civilisation, for a very good reason.

Attempting to revive three settlers who have survived a catastrophe by undergoing artificial hibernation, Kim and Torres connect themselves to the hibernation machine and enter the settlers' mental reality: a nightmare world ruled by a malevolent clown.

When Tuvok and Neelix are fused together by a transporter malfunction, they become one being: "Tuvix". Although the original two can be restored by sacrificing the new being, Tuvix does not wish to die.

Bitten by a disease-carrying insect, Janeway and Chakotay are forced to remain on a planet whose environment blocks the subsequent terminal condition. Ordered to proceed to the Alpha Quadrant without his captain, Tuvok turns to a pernicious ally for help.

A message from Seska telling Chakotay that Maje Culluh is taking away his child leads Voyager to embark on a resuce mission which leaves Voyager in Kazon hands, and the crew abandoned on a primitive world.