Treknobabble

The crew has been captured by the Hirogen and is being forced to fight and die over and over again in holodeck simulations to give the Hirogen insight into Alpha Quadrant species  history and capability. Neelix is a Klingon. B'Elanna is very pregant. And Janeway is serving you Marlene Dietrich realness in a tuxedo ensemble that alone justifies this whole episode.

Voyager finds a network of apparently abandoned satellites that will allow them to communicate with Earth in real time. The catch (and of course there is one) is that the only transmission that would survive the trip is the Doctor's program. The Doctor is sent hurtling across the galaxy and finds himself on the USS Prometheus --- just after it has been hijacked by Romulans. (See what I mean with the catches?) His only ally is this ship's EMH, a cocky Mark II. Can the stalwart holograms save the ship?

Voyager finds a network of apparently abandoned satellites that will allow them to communicate with Earth in real time. The catch (and of course there is one) is that the only transmission that would survive the trip is the Doctor's program. The Doctor is sent hurtling across the galaxy and finds himself on the USS Prometheus --- just after it has been hijacked by Romulans. (See what I mean with the catches?) His only ally is this ship's EMH, a cocky Mark II. Can the stalwart holograms save the ship?

Voyager is not in the best of shape. Down a nacelle and most of her crew, Janeway leads a skeleton crew trying to hold the ship together with spit and prayer, and the strain, particularly on Janeway, is beginning to show. Chakotay and Paris are still being held by Annorax and his obsession with correcting the timeline.

Voyager is not in the best of shape. Down a nacelle and most of her crew, Janeway leads a skeleton crew trying to hold the ship together with spit and prayer, and the strain, particularly on Janeway, is beginning to show. Chakotay and Paris are still being held by Annorax and his obsession with correcting the timeline.

Voyager enters a region of space controlled by the Krenim, who at first seem to be a small, easily avoided regional power. Before the viewers eyes however, they are transformed to an advanced and belligerent nation and Voyager constantly faces destruction. The cause of this transformation is a Krenim scientist whose obsession with restoring his people and his family to him has let him to manipulate time itself.

Voyager enters a region of space controlled by the Krenim, who at first seem to be a small, easily avoided regional power. Before the viewers eyes however, they are transformed to an advanced and belligerent nation and Voyager constantly faces destruction. The cause of this transformation is a Krenim scientist whose obsession with restoring his people and his family to him has let him to manipulate time itself.

The Federation is finally ready to go on the offensive. On the eve of battle, Sisko receives a dire warning from the Prophets that pits his obligations as the Emissary and a Starfleet captain against each other. Meanwhile, Dukat's plan comes to fruition, with dire consequences for our crew.

Jake and Nog's trip to Ferenginar is cut short by a Dominon attack. They are rescued in the nick of time by a ship they initially think is the Defiant, but is actually the USS Valiant. The Valiant is another Defiant-class ship, but this one was only meant to be a training vessel for the elite cadets on it. The commissioned officers were killed in action, leaving the group of cadets to run the ship. How will Jake and Nog handle life on the USS Lord of the Flies?

Dax, O'Brien, and Bashir are on a runabout exploring a spatial distortion that causes them to shrink. Meanwhile, the Defiant is attacked and captured by Jem'Hadar. The runabout is now the size of a housecat, and its crew about two inches tall, but somehow, they have to help the crew retake the ship.