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Star Trek: Voyager - Season Seven |
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Prod # |
Stardate |
Original US Airdate |
| Unimatrix Zero, Part II |
247 |
54014.4 |
04 October 2000 |
Fighting the effects of assimilation, Janeway, Tuvok and Torres race to release a nanovirus into the Borg central plexus while the Borg Queen desperately begins to destroy thousands of her own soldiers. |
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| Imperfection |
248 |
54129.4 |
11 October 2000 |
When a vital piece of Seven of Nine's Borg technology begins to fail, her crewmembers must locate a replacement from a dead drone to save their friend, although fitting the item could also prove fatal. |
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| Drive |
249 |
54058.6 |
18 October 2000 |
Taking the new Delta Flyer for a test run, Torres and Paris are hailed by a pilot who persuades them to take part in a race. Unfortunately, the stakes are far higher than both officers realies. |
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| Repression |
251 |
54090.4 |
25 October 2000 |
When several crewmembers fall victim to an unknown illness, Tuvok is assigned to investigate, and finds that all the victims are former Maquis officers. Digging deeper, the Vulcan finds a hidden plot to overcome the Starfleet crew. |
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| Critical Care |
250 |
Unknown |
01 November 2000 |
Kidnapped and put to work in an alien medical facility, the Doctor finds that the level of care depends on the value of the patient. While his friends search for him, the Doctor fights the system. |
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| Inside Man |
252 |
54208.3 |
08 November 2000 |
Instead of the month's mail from the Alpha Quadrant, Voyager receives a datastream containing a hologram opf Reg Barclay, who outlines a Starfleet plan to bring the crew home at high speed. |
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| Body and Soul |
255 |
54238.3 |
15 November 2000 |
In Lokirim space, Harry Kim and Seven are help, accused of transporting a "photonic insurgent". Unknown to their captors, the Doctor's program has been hidden in Seven's cybernetic implants, giving him control of her body. |
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| Nightingale |
256 |
54274.7 |
22 November 2000 |
Intervening in a battle between two races, Kim finds the captain of one ship has been killed. Having forced their opponents to withdraw, Kim is offered captaincy of the vessel until its mission is complete. |
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| Flesh and Blood, Part I |
253 |
Unknown |
29 November 2000 |
Responding to a distress call, Janeway discovers a Hirogen holographic training facility whose combative characters have escaped with mobile emitters. Voyager joins the hunt for a team of intelligent, dangerous, holographic Starfleet officers. |
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| Flesh and Blood, Part II |
254 |
54337.5 |
29 November 2000 |
When Voyager's plan to disable the renegades fails, Torres is kidnapped by the holograms. Given the chance to choose whether or not to help them, Torres' actions force the Doctor to kill a few holograms. |
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| Shattered |
257 |
Unknown |
17 January 2001 |
As Voyager is battered by a series of distortion waves that throw it backwards and forwards through time, an immune Chakotay works with the crews from each time period to restore stability to the ship. |
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| Lineage |
258 |
54452.6 |
24 January 2001 |
Learning that she is pregnant, B'Elanna Torres finds that her child has a deformity that can be corrected by genetic modification. The opportunity raises the question of whether Torres should completely remove her Klingon genes from the child. |
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| Repentance |
259 |
Unknown |
31 January 2001 |
Rescuing Nygean guards and their prisoners from a damaged ship, Janeway finds that the prisoners are on route to be executed. When Seven's nanoprobes "heal" one murderer, the captain argues that he is not the same man. |
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| Prophecy |
260 |
54518.2 |
27 February 2001 |
Discovering that Torres is pregnant, the crew of an antiquated Klingon vessel hail the child as the true prophet who will lead the beleaguered Klingons to a new home. |
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| The Void |
261 |
54553.4 |
14 February 2001 |
Drawn into a completely black region from which no ship has escaped, Voyager's set upon by vessels that survive by stealing supplies from newcomers to the Void. |
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| Workforce, Part I |
262 |
54584.3 |
21 February 2001 |
On the planet Quarra, the crew of Voyager have discovered new lives, working in various roles in the industrial society. Strangely, noe of them have any memory of their rime aboard Voyager. |
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| Workforce, Part II |
263 |
54622.4 |
28 February 2001 |
With Voyager under attack by Quarren patrol ships, Chakotay goes undercover on the planet below to break his disbelieving crewmates out of their new existence. |
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| Human Error |
264 |
Unknown |
07 March 2001 |
Practising human interaction in the holodeck, Seven finds herself paying less attention to her duties as she becomes increasingly obsessed with her imaginary life, and her new boyfriend, a holographic Chakotay. |
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| Q2 |
265 |
54704.5 |
11 April 2001 |
Q reappears on Voyager with his super-powerful teenage son, Q2, who has been threatened with expulsion from the Continuum unless he learns how to behave. Foisting the child upon Janeway, Q asks her to help Q2 change his ways. |
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| Author, Author |
266 |
54732.3 |
18 April 2001 |
The Doctor's holonovel "Photons Be Free" causes consternation when it becomes apparent that the characters portray Voyager's crew in an exaggerated and unflattering light. To Statfleet's annoyance, the work has already been published on Earth. |
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| Friendship One |
267 |
54775.4 |
25 April 2001 |
Voyager is sent to retrieve "Friendship One", a probe launched toward their sector of space three hundred years earlier. Finding the pribe, Janeway's away team is ambushed by diseased local people, who blame Voyager for their plight. |
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| Natural Law |
268 |
54827.7 |
02 May 2001 |
Crash-landing their shuttle on a planet protected by a mysterious energy barrier, Chakotay and Seven are cured for by a tribe of primitive humanoids. Rescuing the pair, Janeway must choose whether to disable the barrier which prevents the primitives from evolving. |
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| Homestead |
269 |
54868.6 |
09 May 2001 |
Finding a Talaxian colony who need help negotiating with a group of miners, Neelix becomes attached to his fellow Talaxians, and considers whether he should stay with them, leaving Voyager forever. |
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| Renaissance Man |
270 |
54890.7 |
16 May 2001 |
With Janeway held captive by aliens, the Doctor is forced to dupe his crewmates by appearing as the captain. Unfortunately, as the ruse is detected by successive crewmates |
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| Endgame, Part I |
271 |
Unknown |
23 May 2001 |
Ten years after Voyager's triumphant return following twenty-three years in the Delta Quadrant, Admiral Janeway hatches a plan to travel back in time to change the course of history. The plan involves facing down suspicious Klingon traders, challenging the Borg Queen, and taking on a younger, feistier Kathryn Janeway who doesn't appreciate the attentions of her older self. |
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| Endgame, Part II |
272 |
54973.4 |
23 May 2001 |
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