Voyager, Season 2: Non Sequitur

Voyager, Season 2
"Non Sequitur"
Airdate: September 25, 1995
21 of 168 produced
20 of 168 aired

Introduction

Harry Kim dreams of a shuttle accident in the Delta Quadrant... but wakes up in the bed of his fiancee Libby, on Earth.

 In this reality, Harry's billiards etiquette leaves much to be desired.

Voyager, Season 2: Elogium

Voyager, Season 2
"Elogium"
Airdate: September 18, 1995
17 of 168 produced
19 of 168 aired

Introduction

Kes begins to prematurely experience the elogium, the only time when an Ocampa can have a child. She and Neelix are now faced with a very difficult, and possibly life altering decision.

So the Ocampa have self-lubricating hands. Huh. There you go.

Voyager, Season 2: Projections

Voyager, Season 2

"Projections"

Airdate: September 11, 1995

16of 168 produced

18of 168 released

Introduction
 

The Doctor wakes up in the sickbay to discover that no one else is left on the ship. Things get curiouser, however, when a few crew members show up, relate a tale of the ship's capture, and then begin disappearing as if they were the holograms while the Doctor was the real human being.

Masher!

Voyager, Season 2: Initiations

Voyager, Season 2

"Initiations"

Airdate: September 4, 1995

20 of 168 produced

17 of 168 released

Introduction

While away on a shuttle performing a religious rite, Chakotay is attacked by a young Kazon seeking to earn a reputation with his people. Chakotay defeats him, and saves his life in the process. Surprisingly, his young captive is not grateful, but outraged. By neither winning nor dying in the fight, he will be an outcast among his people.

Chakotay drives a juvenile delinquent home.

Voyager, Season 2: The 37's

Voyager, Season 2
"The 37's"
Airdate: August 28, 1995
16 of 168 aired
19 of 168 produced

Introduction

Voyager comes across a strange artifact floating in space - a pickup truck from the 1930s. When they use its radio to trace an SOS signal back to its source, they find something (and someone) they would never have expected.

The manure still smells, too? Come on.

Star Trek: First Contact

Star Trek: First Contact
Released November 22, 1996

Introduction

The Borg have launched a new assault on Earth, this time traveling to the past in the hopes of derailing Earth's first contact with the Vulcans, and thus all of Federation history. Picard must face not just a mortal enemy but his own personal scars the Borg left in their last encounter. The Enterprise crew must now stop the Borg again while finding a way not to interfere in the unfolding of a pivotal moment in human history.

 Can you guess which one is the red shirt?

DS9 Season 4 Recap

Introduction

One more season of DS9 comes to a close, and by all metrics, this is the best season of DS9 so far. Even when not dealing with the Dominion and Klingon arcs, this season seemed to have real momentum. More than anything, the show really seems to have found its own voice in its stories, rather than falling back on trying to tell a story using TNG's episode model as a guide.

Jake-O... time to visit Garak's shop for some new duds.

Deep Space Nine, Season 4: Broken Link

Deep Space Nine, Season 4
"Broken Link"
Airdate: June 17, 1996
96 of 173 produced
96 of 173 aired

Introduction

Odo is stricken by a mysterious illness that threatens his life. With no other recourse, the crew takes him to the Gamma Quadrant in the hope that the Founders can cure him.

You can't do that on television!

Deep Space Nine, Season 4: Body Parts

Deep Space Nine, Season 4
"Body Parts"
Airdate: June 10, 1996
95 of 173 produced
95 of 173 aired

Introduction

Keiko O'Brien suffers an injury that necessitates the transplant of her fetus to Major Kira. Meanwhile, Quark suffers with the knowledge of his impending death, and must decide how to wind up his affairs.

 Quark tries out a new asphyxiation program in the holosuite.

Deep Space Nine, Season 4: The Quickening

Deep Space Nine, Season 4
"The Quickening"
Airdate: May 20, 1996
93 of 173 produced
94 of 173 aired

Introduction

Doctor Bashir finds a planet in the Delta Quadrant infected by an engineered Dominion plague. It dooms the people to a slow, agonizing death, but not until well into adulthood, so the suffering population can serve a warning to those who would disobey the Dominion. Can he find a cure? Will the defeated, skeptical people accept it if he does?

Reminds me of Detroit.