Season Two
The 37s*
Stardate 48975.1: The Voyager finds a number of humans
in suspended animation on an alien world: among them is Amelia Earheart.
(The Earth year is 2371.)
Amelia Earheart Sharon Laurance
Note: This episode was originally made as the end for
Season 1, but was held over with three other episodes to form the second
season. These are marked with an asterisk against the episode title.
Initiations
Stardate 49005.3: Chakotay leaves Voyager in a
shuttlecraft to perform a solitary Indian ritual. However, he drifts into
Kazon-Ogla territory and becomes the target of a Kazon youth.
Kar Aron Eisenberg
Razik Patrick Kilpatrick
Haliz Tim de Zarn
Projections*
Stardate 48992.1: When the Voyager is damaged in a Kazon
attack, and the majority of the crew abandon ship, the Doctor leaves sickbay
using a remote holo-projection system to help. He begins to suspect he is
real and everything else is a hologram.
Lt Barclay Dwight Schultz
Elogium*
Stardate 48921.3: When space-dwelling life forms attach
themselves to the Voyager, Kes finds that her reproductive process has
accelerated. She prematurely enters the elogium - when Ocampa bodies become
fertile. The elogium occurs only once, so if Kes is to have a child this is
her only child. She seeks Neelix's advice.
Ensign Clarke Nancy Hower
Crew Gary O'Brien and Terry Correll
Non Sequitur
Stardate 49011.0: Harry Kim wakes up on Earth in
contemporary San Francisco. He is working as a design specialist at
Starfleet Engineering, and Starfleet records show he was never assigned to
the Voyager.
Cosimo Louis Gimbalvo
Libby Jennifer Gatti
Admiral Stricker Jack Shearer
Lasca Mark Kiely
Twisted*
No Log: The Voyager's own structure begins to fold back
on itself. As more and more sections of the ship become inaccessible, the
crew separate in an effort to find the fault.
Sandrine Judy Geeson
Gaunt Gary Larry A Hanken
Crewman Terry Correll
Baxter Tom Virtue
Parturition
No Log: Tom Paris falls for Kes, and Neelix becomes
jealous. Then when Paris and Neelix share a mission to an M-class planet,
their shuttle crashes.
(No guest cast)
Persistence Of Vision
No Log: Preparing to meet the Bothan alien species for
the first time, the crew's most deeply buried thoughts surface as they
succumb to delusions caused by a strange psionic field.
Lord Burleigh Michael Cumpsty
Mrs Templeton Carolyn Seymour
Mark Stan Ivar
Admiral Paris Warren Munston
Beatrice Lindsey Haun
Henry Thomas Alexander Dekker
Bothan Patrick Kerr
T'Pel Marva Hicks
Tattoo
No Log: Disturbing the inhabitants of a village on a
moon while drilling for minerals, a regretful Chakotay thinks back to when,
as a 15 year-old, he caused his father disappointment by not following the
traditions of his tribe.
Kolopak Henry Darrow
Alien Richard Fancy
Young Chakotay Douglas Spain
Ensign Wildman Nancy Hower
The Chief Richard Chaves
Cold Fire
No Log: Ocampa colonists lead the crew to the female
mate of The Caretaker who may be able to send them home. Tuvok realises that
Kes's rapidly maturing mental powers have been extremely underestimated.
Tanis Gary Graham
The Girl Lindsay Ridgeway
Ocampa Man Norman Large
Maneuvers
Stardate 49208.5: The manoeuvres of the title concern
the traitorous Seska. She masterminds a Kazon scheme to unite rival
sects and conquer Voyager. To ensure Chakotay's cooperation, she tells him
of the child she is carrying - his child.
Seska Martha Hackett
Cullah Anthony DeLongis
Haron Terry Lester
Kelat John Gegenhuber
Resistance
No Log: Whilst bargaining for supplies, Tuvok and Torres
are taken prisoner by the Mokra and Janeway has to enlist the help of Caylem,
a native of the primitive city who believes her to be his daughter.
Caylem Joel Grey
Augris Alan Scarfe
Darod Tom Todoroff
Guard Glenn Morshower
Prototype
Torres reactivates a robot found floating in space, and
finds it is one of a race of robots locked in a war with identical robots
that was begun by their now extinct humanoid creators.
3947/001 Rick Worthy
6263/122 Hugh Hodgin
Alliances
Stardate 49337.4 to 49342.5: Following the death of a
crewman during a Kazon attack, Janeway attempts to form an alliance with
several Kazon factions to strengthen her position within the quadrant.
Mabus Charles O Lucia
Cullah Anthony de Longis
Seska Martha Hackett
Michael Jonas Raphael Sbarge
Rettik Mirron E Willis
Threshold
Stardate 49373.4: Paris is pronounced dead after he
becomes the first man to travel at Warp 10 in a shuttlecraft. Needless to
say, he makes a full recovery.
Michael Jonas Raphael Sbarge
Rettik Mirron E Willis
Meld
No Log: Tuvok finds himself involved in a murder-mystery
when a crewman becomes a killer, and he has to make a rather unusual
mind-meld to solve it. Afterwards, he no longer seems to be the Vulcan he
once was.
Ensign Suder Brad Dourif
Ricky Angela Dohrman
Hogan Simon Billig
Dreadnought
Stardate 49447.0: A Cardassian missile originally
intercepted by Torres in her Maquis days has found its way into the Delta
Quad-rant and is heading for a heavily populated planet. It has to be
defused.
Michael Jonas Raphael Sbarge
Ensign Wildman Nancy Hower
Lorum Michael Spound
Kellan Dan Kern
Death Wish
No Log: Courtroom drama in which the tables are turned
on Q with the entity having to defend the Q Continuum when a rebel Q seeks
asylum on Voyager. Riker is called in to testify on Q's behalf.
Q John de Lancie
Q2 Gerrit Graham
Isaac Newton Peter Dennis
Wil Riker Jonathan Frakes
Maury Ginsberg Herself
Lifesigns
Stardate 49504.3 to 49507.2: The holographic doctor has
to treat the Phage disease on a dying Vidian by transferring her
consciousness into a pre-Phage holographic form, whilst Jonas and Seska are
involved in espionage.
Dr Danara Pel Susan Diol
Michael Jonas Raphael Sbarge
Seska Martha Hackett
Lorum Michael Spound
Investigations
Stardate 49485.2: Neelix suddenly acquires journalistic
inclinations and produces a Daily Briefing Show for the crew. He learns that
a crew member has become dissatisfied with Starfleet. Is Tom Paris going to
defect to the Kazon?
Michael Jonas Raphael Sbarge
Laxeth Jerry Sroka
Hogan Simon Billig
Deadlock
Stardate 49548.7: The ship is violently disabled,
costing Ensign Wildeman her new-born baby's life. Many of the crew are
killed or disappear, including Kes, who finds herself on an identical
Voyager which has somehow split off from the original. And then the Vidians
arrive and prepare to board the ship.
Ensign Wildman Nancy Hower
Hogan Simon Billig
Vidian Surgeon Bob Clendenin
Vidian Commander Ray Proscia
Innocence
No Log: Tuvok finds himself trapped with a group of
children who have been sent to die at the hands of a monster in a nearby
cave. Tuvok scorns the legend of the creature, but when the children start
to vanish in the night, he is faced with the possibility that the legend is
true.
Alcia Marnie McPhail
Tressa Tiffany Taubman
Ensign Benett Richard Garon
The Thaw
No Log: An ancient distress call draws Harry and Torres
into a cryogenically-created dreamscape, where fear is manifested in the
form of a malignant clown.
The Clown Michael McKean
Viorsa Thomas Kopache
Spectre Carel Struycken
Programmer Shannon O'Hurley
Tuvix
Stardate 49678.4: A transporter malfunction merges
Neelix and Tuvok into a new being. Kes must come to terms with the loss of
both her beloved and her teacher, but when a way to reverse the process is
found, the new being declares he doesn't want to die.
Tuvix Tim Wright
Hogan Simon Billig
Swinn Bahni Turpin
Resolutions
Stardate 49690.1 to 49694.2: Chakotay and Janeway
contract a terminal disease while surveying an uninhabited planet, and are
unable to leave. Supplied by Voyager, they plan to live out their days
there, and discover their previously suppressed feelings for each other.
Danara Pel Susan Diol
Hogan Simon Billig
Swinn Bahni Turpin
Basics (Part 1)
No Log: The Kazon make their final move and eventually
gain control of Voyager. Seska and Cullen's only decision after such a
victory is to work out what to do with the captured humans - and the best
they can come up with is to leave them stranded on another uninhabited
planet.
Seska Martha Hackett
Cullen Anthony de Longis
Suder Brad Dourif
Kolopak Henry Darrow
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