The Greatest Generation

When Voyager fights a ship from the future, their battle results in a draw. But when both ships find themselves in the past, there’s plenty of time for a do-over. Does Star Trek hate hippies? Are we sure there was a second X-Files movie? What do you do with a lost chihuahua? It’s the episode that does not let the ball fall through the paddles!

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When Kes gets separated from her tour group she wanders into a bad part of the Star Trek caves where the only restaurants are serving Worf lighting. But when Janeway embarks on a spiritual quest to save the young Ocampan, she’ll learn the true meaning of Festivus...

When B’elanna Torres starts sleeping through her alarm, her vivid dream life makes her work life difficult. But when she realizes that their alien visitors are responsible, their terrible secret won’t stay in the dark for long. What is a “Dry Maron”? Have we come up with the next great merch item? Who is on the leaderboard of awful aliens? It’s the episode that misses an alien social cue!

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When Ferengi are found on a planet in the Delta Quadrant, the way they got there might get the Voyager crew home. But when Captain Janeway gets bogged down with exposing their megachurch, the path home is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men...

When his fancy hobby leads the doctor’s matrix to start degrading, he becomes a bumbling idiot who soon won’t be able to provide medical services to the crew. But when the cure might be worse than the disease, it will be up to Kes and his doppelgänger to save him. Is the Doctor the youngest member of the crew? What species is the clown alien? Why doesn’t the captain always whip out the victory ponytail at the end of the show? It’s the episode that bails before it’s cool to bail...

When Kim is thrown into an alien prison for a crime he didn’t commit, Paris is already familiar with the rules. But when Voyager’s initial plan to rescue them fails, Janeway slides into a backup plan with a little more firepower. Which hairstyle punches the best? How much better is the REAL Sandrine’s? Are beans on the menu? It’s the episode that goes from wan to wand!

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When a piercing blue nebula digs up a repressed memory in Tuvok, he’ll need to meld his way out of another problem. But when he offers Janeway a walk-on, nonspeaking role in Star Trek VI, she’ll come face to face with a part of her security chief’s CV that he wishes he could forget. How can you remember a memory that you don’t remember? Is Tuvok cake? What is the solution to religious extremism? It’s the Coco Nono episode that’s pre-mixed and ready to go...

When the marooned Voyager crew resorts to stomach-turning survival tactics, they’ll have to come to terms with fear being the mind-killer. But when Seska’s paternity plan becomes diluted by Doc Holoday’s resistance group, reuniting the crew with their ship will depend on help from an unlikely source...

After receiving an emergency FaceTime from Seska, Voyager changes course because you've gotta see the baby. But when the trap is better laid than even the Voyager crew can prepare for, they realize too late that they're all out of duck repellent. What would a vision quest order at a bar? Which cliff are we gonna hang off of? How would the Doctor begin a letter to Commander Maddox? It’s the episode where we put the Maron after the end credits...

When Janeway and Chakotay get a couple of nasty bug bites, they’re quarantined on a planet in order to find a cure. But when the ship is ordered to leave them behind, it’ll take more than some tub time to make the Voyager crew feel good about that decision...