The Doctor discovers that, assurances to the contrary, Janeway still doesn’t respect him, in “Latent Image”, and no one respects Chaotica, in “Bride of Chaotica!”

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Tom Paris recounts the story of how he got locked in the bridge in “Thirty Days”, and Janeway gets locked into a no-win scenario in “Counterpoint”.

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Seven of Nine deals with some new guests in “Infinite Regress” and the Doctor deals with a new guest in “Nothing Human”. Plus! Richard is still not a Trekkie.

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Neelix and Naomi (the two Ns, it’s going to be a thing, make it happen) have adventures in “Once Upon a Time”, and Chakotay and Kim (the two hard Cs) have adventures in “Timeless”.

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B’Elanna deals with some psychological trauma in “Extreme Risk”, and we get a chance to visit San Francisco in “In the Flesh”.

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Welcome to the Brannon Braga era of Star Trek! We begin with “Night”, an interesting environmental allegory. Then we go into “Drone”, a retread of “I, Borg” that tries its best to differentiate itself but only sort of succeeds.

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In “One”, Seven and the Doctor have to run the ship all by themselves. In “Hope and Fear”, the crew discover that they are not alone.

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“Living Witness” is yet another high-concept Voyager episode, and “Demon” is yet another Voyager adventure romp. Plus! The show remembers Harry Kim.

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“The Omega Directive” adds a new Starfleet directive that overrides the Prime Directive. “Unforgettable” adds some new memories that override previous memories.

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“The Killing Game, Part II” isn’t the best Nazi-themed episode of Star Trek ever, but it’s okay. “Vis a Vis”, however, is a mess.

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