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Star Trek: Voyager - Season Three
Title	Prod #	Stardate	Original US Airdate
Basics, Part II	146	50023.4	04 September 1996
While Paris solicits help from the Talaxians, the Doctor delivers some surprising news to Seska and then finds he is not the only Starfleet crewmember on board Voyager. When the suspicious Seska disables the Doctor, Voyager's only hope lies with the psychotic Lon Suder.
Flashback	145	50126.4	11 September 1996
Attempting to expunge a dangerous repressed memory, Tuvok mind-melds with Janeway, taking them both back eighty years to Tuvok's first assignment aboard the U.S.S. Excelsior under the legendary captain, Hikaru Sulu.
The Chute	147	50156.2	18 September 1996
Falsely convicted of a terrorist crime, Kim and Paris find themselves incarcerated in a violent detention centre from which the only exit is through a heavily-protected chute. When Paris is stabbed by another inmate, Kim must escape to save his friend.
The Swarm	149	50252.3	25 September 1996
As Voyager attempts to traverse a section of space guarded by the fiercely territorial "Swarm", it is discovered that the Doctor's memory is corroding from overuse. Although his program can be reset, the procedure would effectivley erase his personality.
False Profits	144	50074.3	02 October 1996
Following the discovery of an unstable wormhole linking to the Alpha Quadrant, the crew firn two stranded Ferengi who have taken the opportunity to convince a primitive local people that they are Gods to whom tribute must be paid.
Remember	148	50203.1	09 October 1996
A series of vivid dreams leads to the conclusion that Torres is the recipient of memories which hev been implanted in her by local telepaths, the Enarans. Analysing the memories, Torres uncovers a chilling secret.
Sacred Ground	143	50063.2	30 October 1996
When Kes is rendered comatose by an energy field in an alien shrine, the authorities set up Janeway with a series of gruelling tests which must be completed if she is to save her friend's life.
Future's End, Part I	150	Unknown	06 November 1996
Fired upon by a twenty-ninth century Federation timeship, Janeway discovers that Voyager will be responsible for a temporal explosion that will obliterate Earth's solar system. Sucked into a temporal rift, Voyager finds itself in orbit around Earth in 1996.
Future's End, Part II	151	50312.5	13 November 1996
Attempting to foil Hanry Starling's attempts to use the Timeship Aeon to steal more twenty-ninth century technology, Janeway is forced to use all necessary measures, even if this means destroying the timeship and stranding Voyager in 1996.
Warlord	152	50348.1	20 November 1996
Following the death of an alien rescued from a damaged ship, Kes' body is possessed by a two hundred year old alien warlord, whi begins a murderous campaign to re-establish his position as the local ruler.
The Q and the Grey	153	50384.2	27 November 1996
The rare spectacle of a supernova heralds the return of the superbeing Q to Voyager, with an unusual request: to ask Janeway to bear his child. When Janeway quizzes Q, he transports her to the Q Continuum, which is in a state of civil war.
Macrocosm	154	50425.1	11 December 1996
Returning from a trade mission, Janeway and Neelix find Voyager deserted. When Neelix is attacked and stung by a strange life-form, Janeway finds herself alone on a starship infected by aggressive, deadly life-forms.
Fair Trade	156	Unknown	08 January 1997
Reaching the boundary of his knowledge, Neelix seeks a detailed map of the upcoming region of space, and re-establishes contact with an old friend, Wixiban. When Wixiban's plan to help causes a murder, Neelix's loyalties are torn between his friend and his crew.
Alter Ego	155	50460.3	15 January 1997
Seeking Tuvok's advice regarding a holodeck character with whoim he has become infatuated, Kim is told to avoid contact with the character "Marayna". Witnessing Tuvok's subsequent liaisons with Marayna, Kim becomes jealous, causing Tuvok to attempt to delete the character, without success.
Coda	158	50518.6	29 January 1997
Attacked and killed by Vidiians, Janeway and Chakotay find themselves alive again moments later, only to be killed once more. Realising that they are caught in some sort of "death loop", Janeway struggles to find an exit.
Blood Fever	157	50537.2	05 February 1997
The recipient of an uninvited telepathic mating bond from a young Vulcan officer undergoing the "pon farr", B'Elanna Torres finds herself also experiencing the "blood fever" - a violent urge to mate - and her sights are set on Paris.
Unity	159	50614.2	12 February 1997
Responding to a distress call, an injured Chakotay is rescued by a group of humanoids who were once Borg drones. To help Chakotay, the group join his mind to those of their "collective", before coercing him into action.
Darkling	161	50693.2	19 February 1997
The Doctor's attempts to add the personality routines of famous historical figures to his own program backfire, causing the holographic physician to become violent and possessive.
Rise	160	Unknown	26 February 1997
Making contact with a scientist who may have information that can save his threatened planet, Neelix and Tuvok board a mag-lev elevator with the scientist and two other passengers, and find themselves caught up in a tense and murderous intrigue.
Favorite Son	162	50732.4	19 March 1997
Janeway is concerned when Kim starts to exhibit alien facial markings and experiences déjà vu which causes him to fire upon an alien ship, When Kim is welcomed by a local, mostly female race as a long-lost son, the mystery deepens.
Before and After	163	50973	09 April 1997
Doused in chroniton radiation during an attack by the Krenim, Kes finds herself moving backwards through time. The Doctor rushes to cleanse her of the radiation before she passes the point of her own conception.
Real Life	164	50863.2	23 April 1997
While Voyager investigates a destructive phenomenon, the Doctor attempts to broaden his understanding of relationships by creating a holographic family for himself in the holodeck. Noticing that the family is "too perfect", Torres makes a few adjustments.
Distant Origin	165	Unknown	30 April 1997
In the face of resistance from the establishment, Voth scientist Professor Gegen manages to capture the evidence he needs to prove that his saurian race originated from a distant part of the galaxy. The evidence is the starship Voyager and her crew.
Displaced	166	50912.4	07 May 1997
When a Nyrian male appears on Voyager, asking why he has been been abducted, Janeway makes the startling discovery that her crew are being replaced by Nyrians at the rate of one every nine minutes. Soon Janeway too is replaced.
Worst Case Scenario	167	50953.4	14 May 1997
A scripted crew mutiny in Tuvok's training holonovel captures Paris' interest, and he decides to finish the adventure. Unfortunately, the treacherous Seska has already written the ending, and Paris and Tuvok are trapped in a very real life-or-death scenario.
Scorpion, Part I	168	50984.3	21 May 1997
Attempting to sneak unnoticed through Borg space, the crew are surprised by an armada of Borg cubes which pause only to scan Voyager before racing off. When the same cubes are later discovered destroyed, a much more dangerus enemy is revealed.

Star Trek: Voyager - Season Three

While Paris solicits help from the Talaxians, the Doctor delivers some surprising news to Seska and then finds he is not the only Starfleet crewmember on board Voyager. When the suspicious Seska disables the Doctor, Voyager's only hope lies with the psychotic Lon Suder.

Attempting to expunge a dangerous repressed memory, Tuvok mind-melds with Janeway, taking them both back eighty years to Tuvok's first assignment aboard the U.S.S. Excelsior under the legendary captain, Hikaru Sulu.

Falsely convicted of a terrorist crime, Kim and Paris find themselves incarcerated in a violent detention centre from which the only exit is through a heavily-protected chute. When Paris is stabbed by another inmate, Kim must escape to save his friend.

As Voyager attempts to traverse a section of space guarded by the fiercely territorial "Swarm", it is discovered that the Doctor's memory is corroding from overuse. Although his program can be reset, the procedure would effectivley erase his personality.

Following the discovery of an unstable wormhole linking to the Alpha Quadrant, the crew firn two stranded Ferengi who have taken the opportunity to convince a primitive local people that they are Gods to whom tribute must be paid.

A series of vivid dreams leads to the conclusion that Torres is the recipient of memories which hev been implanted in her by local telepaths, the Enarans. Analysing the memories, Torres uncovers a chilling secret.

When Kes is rendered comatose by an energy field in an alien shrine, the authorities set up Janeway with a series of gruelling tests which must be completed if she is to save her friend's life.

Fired upon by a twenty-ninth century Federation timeship, Janeway discovers that Voyager will be responsible for a temporal explosion that will obliterate Earth's solar system. Sucked into a temporal rift, Voyager finds itself in orbit around Earth in 1996.

Attempting to foil Hanry Starling's attempts to use the Timeship Aeon to steal more twenty-ninth century technology, Janeway is forced to use all necessary measures, even if this means destroying the timeship and stranding Voyager in 1996.

Following the death of an alien rescued from a damaged ship, Kes' body is possessed by a two hundred year old alien warlord, whi begins a murderous campaign to re-establish his position as the local ruler.

The rare spectacle of a supernova heralds the return of the superbeing Q to Voyager, with an unusual request: to ask Janeway to bear his child. When Janeway quizzes Q, he transports her to the Q Continuum, which is in a state of civil war.

Returning from a trade mission, Janeway and Neelix find Voyager deserted. When Neelix is attacked and stung by a strange life-form, Janeway finds herself alone on a starship infected by aggressive, deadly life-forms.

Reaching the boundary of his knowledge, Neelix seeks a detailed map of the upcoming region of space, and re-establishes contact with an old friend, Wixiban. When Wixiban's plan to help causes a murder, Neelix's loyalties are torn between his friend and his crew.

Seeking Tuvok's advice regarding a holodeck character with whoim he has become infatuated, Kim is told to avoid contact with the character "Marayna". Witnessing Tuvok's subsequent liaisons with Marayna, Kim becomes jealous, causing Tuvok to attempt to delete the character, without success.

Attacked and killed by Vidiians, Janeway and Chakotay find themselves alive again moments later, only to be killed once more. Realising that they are caught in some sort of "death loop", Janeway struggles to find an exit.

The recipient of an uninvited telepathic mating bond from a young Vulcan officer undergoing the "pon farr", B'Elanna Torres finds herself also experiencing the "blood fever" - a violent urge to mate - and her sights are set on Paris.

Responding to a distress call, an injured Chakotay is rescued by a group of humanoids who were once Borg drones. To help Chakotay, the group join his mind to those of their "collective", before coercing him into action.

The Doctor's attempts to add the personality routines of famous historical figures to his own program backfire, causing the holographic physician to become violent and possessive.

Making contact with a scientist who may have information that can save his threatened planet, Neelix and Tuvok board a mag-lev elevator with the scientist and two other passengers, and find themselves caught up in a tense and murderous intrigue.

Janeway is concerned when Kim starts to exhibit alien facial markings and experiences déjà vu which causes him to fire upon an alien ship, When Kim is welcomed by a local, mostly female race as a long-lost son, the mystery deepens.

Doused in chroniton radiation during an attack by the Krenim, Kes finds herself moving backwards through time. The Doctor rushes to cleanse her of the radiation before she passes the point of her own conception.

While Voyager investigates a destructive phenomenon, the Doctor attempts to broaden his understanding of relationships by creating a holographic family for himself in the holodeck. Noticing that the family is "too perfect", Torres makes a few adjustments.

In the face of resistance from the establishment, Voth scientist Professor Gegen manages to capture the evidence he needs to prove that his saurian race originated from a distant part of the galaxy. The evidence is the starship Voyager and her crew.

When a Nyrian male appears on Voyager, asking why he has been been abducted, Janeway makes the startling discovery that her crew are being replaced by Nyrians at the rate of one every nine minutes. Soon Janeway too is replaced.

A scripted crew mutiny in Tuvok's training holonovel captures Paris' interest, and he decides to finish the adventure. Unfortunately, the treacherous Seska has already written the ending, and Paris and Tuvok are trapped in a very real life-or-death scenario.

Attempting to sneak unnoticed through Borg space, the crew are surprised by an armada of Borg cubes which pause only to scan Voyager before racing off. When the same cubes are later discovered destroyed, a much more dangerus enemy is revealed.