A potentially interesting situation is completely undercut -- surprise surprise -- by removing the characters' autonomy. Includes guest commentator Jill Neff.

The endless slog towards Azati Prime continues as Doctor Phlox is left all alone in a poor retelling of Voyager's episode One.

An episode so badly written, it makes us re-evaluate Voyager as the worst of the franchise. Oh, and Reed and Hayes STILL don't make out.

This holodeck-without-the-holodeck episode reveals the limits of both 22nd-century technology and Johnathan Archer's ability to lie.

This surprisingly enjoyable episode sees the story finally lurch forward in the return of Star Trek treasure Jeffrey Combs as Andorian Commander Shran.

Baby's First Theology leads to Who Watches the Watchers after you take out all the good parts and all that's left is punching.

To fight the Xindi, the crew goes from the 2150s to the 2000s but it feels like the 1970s.

For once, the opening theme song is perfectly appropriate for this creatively vacant episode that's somehow WORSE than Tuvix.

The Enterprise writers say 'Fuck it, we're in the Old West.'

A weak idea done in a half-hearted way, in which nothing actually happens.