'Star Trek: Voyager' - Episodes Trivia

31. The Doctor removes and tosses away a medical instrument from someone's hand after explaining its improper usage and demonstrating its correct usage.

From Quiz Name That Episode #13

Answer: The Thaw

When the Doctor first arrives in the alien simulated environment, the Clown has been fitted with a surgical mouth mask by the 'Brown Monster With The Big Teeth' (he was my favorite character in that crazy circus simulation!) and handed a scalpel by the princess midget. The Clown is in the process of scaring Harry by reenacting a surgical procedure Harry once experienced as a child when the Doctor interrupts, telling the Clown he's holding the scalpel incorrectly before tossing it away and removing the straps binding Harry onto the gurney. In "Phage", the Doctor does use the standard Federation sickbay devices in his treatments of Neelix after his lungs have been removed by the Vidiians, but never in this episode is he instructing anyone on the proper usage of any medical instruments, whether his or those belonging to the Vidiian surgeons. The Doctor isn't handling medical instruments at all in "Spirit Folk" nor "Inside Man".

From Quiz Name That Episode #12

Answer: Basics, Part 1

In an attempted tactical measure against the Kazon ambush, B'Elanna is using a computer workstation in engineering to send three holographic projections of Talaxian ships into space. The first two projections are created without any problems, but when she tries to create the third one, the Doctor's program is accidentally projected into space instead. Unfortunately, the tactical maneuver is of little help, and the Kazon end up seizing Voyager and relocating its crew onto the primitive planet called Hanon 4 by the end of the episode. B'Elanna doesn't program any such holographic projections in any of the other three episodes.

From Quiz Name That Episode #11

Answer: Tsunkatse

Tuvok and Seven are in a shuttle 'enjoying' their shore leave together when an alien explosive is transported into the aft compartment. Tuvok goes to scan it and attempts to disarm it, but he is unsuccessful, resulting in his injuries before he and Seven are captured then imprisoned at the Tsunkatse arena. In "Year Of Hell, Part 1", Tuvok does come into close proximity with one of the Krenim's torpedoes lodged in a Jefferies tube, and that torpedo does end up exploding after Seven attempts to compute its temporal variance, causing Tuvok to become blinded, but he's obviously on board Voyager when that occurs. In "Warlord", the forcefield keeping Tuvok prisoner on the Ilari homeworld does eventually get zapped and disabled when Paris arrives with the rescue away team, but the small explosion that results from this forcefield being disabled doesn't cause Tuvok injury. Tuvok is never in close proximity to any other alien devices that explode or cause him injury in this episode. In "Workforce, Part 1", Tuvok does have devices either affixed to or injected into his head as a result of the Quarren doctor's brainwashing procedures, but none of these devices themselves ever explode or cause direct physical injury.

From Quiz Name That Episode #10

Answer: Hope And Fear

Seven and Janeway are being held prisoner (albeit temporarily) behind a forcefield after discovering Arturis was attempting to trap the entire crew onboard the U.S.S Dauntless, a false Federation vessel he created using a process called particle synthesis. Seven's ocular implant is adjusted by the captain so that the former Borg drone can pass directly through the forcefield and allow the two women to escape. In "The Haunting Of Deck Twelve", the crew does encounter forcefields on several occasions as a result of the apparent 'malfunctions' happening all over the ship. In reality, the forcefields were the hostile actions of the gaseous alien lifeform, and both Janeway and Seven were the victims of being trapped by forcefields before the space between them was filled with toxic gas. However, none of the forcefields in this episode were disabled using any kind of Borg technology, whether by Seven or anyone else. There are no forcefields of any kind encountered in "Hunters" nor "Human Error".

From Quiz Name That Episode #9

Answer: Initiations

There have been many instances on "Star Trek" where a ship is seen flying upside-down or is in an inverted position in space, usually as the result of a failed engine, weapons fire or some strange anomaly. But there have been very few instances where we see the ones PILOTING the upside-down ship in an upside-down position as well. In "Initiations", Chakotay is piloting a shuttle before his eventual capture by the Kazon, and at one point during his flight, the view of the shuttle's interior changes to where Chakotay is seen calmly seated upside-down. Production glitch or an attempt to show some special effect of what outer space phenomena can do to a shuttle? Either way, this was the only Voyager episode where anyone was seen in an upside-down position while piloting a vessel of any kind.

From Quiz Name That Episode #8

Answer: Tuvix

After much debate regarding the humane rights of the man who was the transporter accident merging of Neelix and Tuvok, Janeway decides it's best to go through with the procedure that would reverse that accident and return her two crewmembers back to their former selves. Towards the end of the episode, Janeway is walking with Tuvix and a couple of security officers en route to sickbay and, upon entering, orders the merged alien onto one of the bio-beds so that the reversing procedure can be conducted swiftly. Once the process is complete, Tuvix is never seen again for the remainder of the episode. In "Phage", the two Vidiian surgeons who transport onto Voyager and assist in the procedure to perform the lung transplant for Neelix are not escorted into sickbay by Janeway nor seen being escorted into sickbay at all. In "Critical Care", all of the medical activity occurred within the alien hospital facility where the Doctor was trying his level best to help heal the various sick patients while Janeway was safely onboard Voyager the whole time. "Infinite Regress" did show Janeway and the Doctor, not a team of security officers, escorting a schizophrenic Seven into sickbay once she began suffering from the Ferengi personality while the trio were together in the astrometrics lab. And Seven was seen at the end of the episode with Naomi Wildman after Tuvok's mind meld ceased the schizophrenia and Voyager's battle with Species 6339 to protect the Borg vinculum was over.

From Quiz Name That Episode #7

Answer: Nothing Human

When Janeway speaks to Seven over the com in regards to taking the next actions to resolve the issue of the centipede-like creature having attacked B'Elanna, Seven is seen riding the elevator from the upper level down to the lower level where she then meets up at a computer station with a disgruntled ex-Maquis Bajoran, Ensign Tabor, who seems to have issues taking orders from her in B'Elanna's absence. In none of the other three episodes is Seven riding that elevator in engineering, although Seven does work with several non-senior officers when she has molded them into her own little 'collective' in the cargo bay in "The Omega Directive" so that work related to the omega molecule is completed more efficiently, in her opinion.

From Quiz Name That Episode #6

Answer: Resistance

This one's somewhat tricky. In "Resistance", Janeway is taken away to safety by Calem, the man who believes her to be his daughter, and Neelix is transported safely back to Voyager, but B'Elanna and Tuvok are taken captive by the Mokra soldiers and imprisoned in a cell with a forcefield around it. After some rigorous questioning and a brief scuffle, Tuvok is escorted out of the cell. Later, after B'Elanna hears distant yells of agony and torment, Tuvok is returned to the cell with visible signs of physical trauma to his face where he explains to B'Elanna his ordeal of having to endure the pain at the hands of the Mokra soldiers. In "Hunters", Tuvok and Seven are held captive on the Hirogen ship after they're attacked while in their shuttlecraft, but they are bound in uncomfortable bondage restraints and not held behind a forcefield of any kind. In "The Chute", it's true that Paris and Harry are being held captive behind a forcefield; a forcefield blocked the lower end of the chute that led into the Akritiri prison. And Harry does manage to disable that forcefield, climbing all the way up the chute before realizing that it only leads to outer space. And Kim does get physically assaulted by some of the other inmates; however, any assaulting done to him in the prison takes place in plain clear view. In "Faces", it's true that there was a hidden forcefield initially preventing the rescue team from getting into the mine where B'Elanna, Paris and Lieutenant Durst are being held captive. And Lieutenant Durst did end up getting taken by guards to an unseen location to get gutted by Sulan, the Vidiian surgeon (that's like BEYOND assault!). However, the forcefield in this episode wasn't lowered until the human B'Elanna disabled it from a control panel, and it certainly wasn't lowered in order to simply have somebody be taken away somewhere to be tortured. By the time B'Elanna did disable the forcefield, Durst had already been assaulted anyways--dead and gone.

From Quiz Name That Episode #5

Answer: The Disease

While Tuvok is walking through a corridor, Neelix races from out of nowhere, eagerly informing Tuvok that he suspects someone has been consuming some of Voyager's resources from a secret location within the ship. A reluctant Tuvok follows up on the Talaxian's suspicions, and when the two of them crawl through a Jefferies tube together and open a hatch, they see a male Varro, who appears to have been living there as part of the planned rebellion of his xenophobic race to break away from the main Varro ship (where Voyager was docked) and depart their separate ways in individual ships. In "The Haunting Of Deck Twelve", Neelix and Tuvok do pair up to crawl through a Jefferies tube again while much of the ship is experiencing power failures, but they don't encounter any humanoid aliens in the process. In fact, the alien in this episode wasn't even humanoid to begin with. In "Fair Trade", Neelix is in a Jefferies tube with Ensign Vorik (coincidentally, another Vulcan) briefly before Vorik goes away, giving him the freeway to secretly tamper with an internal panel, all part of his plan to help his Talaxian friend Wixiban in his relations with the narcotics dealer in exchange for a map of the Nekrit Expanse. Neelix doesn't crawl into a Jefferies tube at all, however, in "Rise".

From Quiz Name That Episode #1

Answer: Persistence Of Vision

In this episode, we initially think Janeway is the only one experiencing hallucinations, thanks to the alien species called the Botha, but it is really happening to the entire crew. Towards the end of the episode, after Tuvok, Harry, Paris and the rest of the Bridge crew have been rendered catatonic from looking at images on the Bridge's viewscreen, Janeway heads to Engineering via a turbolift, where she first sees a catatonic Chakotay, then a hallucination of Mark, her lover from Earth. After she and the Mark hallucination kiss in the turbolift, the turbolift doors open, but Janeway stands still, now in the 'frozen' catatonic state herself.

From Quiz Wacky Synopsis Challenge

Answer: Random Thoughts

Some of the violent imagery that Tuvok shares in a mind meld is from the film "Event Horizon."

From Quiz "Star Trek Voyager" - "Q2"

Answer: Junior

Q uses this name multiple times in this episode, mainly because Q2 is the only child in the continuum.

From Quiz "Star Trek Voyager": "Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy"

Answer: Mess hall

First the Doctor first hallucinates being in the mess hall, but he is really in sickbay. The he hallucinates in the briefing room. Lastly, the bridge.

From Quiz "Star Trek: Voyager" - "The Cloud"

Answer: omicron particles

If Voyager could capture some of the omicron particles in the nebula they could replenish their antimatter reserves which would, among other things, let them use the replicators more frequently. As Janeway said: "There's coffee in that nebula!"

From Quiz "Star Trek: Voyager" " Future's End"

Answer: A spaceship crash

The ship he sees crash is the time ship from the future.

From Quiz "Star Trek: Voyager" Quiz #2

Answer: May 20th

Her birthday is mentioned in the episode "The Year of Hell". Chakotay gives Janeway a pocket watch as a birthday gift and says that it is May 20th. She rejects the present saying it could be replicated into a hypospray or a pair of boots.

From Quiz Trekkin' Through The Universe Pt. 7

Answer: Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix 01

Clearly it was going to be very long winded to say that every time she was addressed, so she was commonly referred to as "Seven of Nine" or just "Seven". Question by Daddy19.

From Quiz Star Trek: Voyager

Answer: The Badlands

Voyager was searching for a Maquis ship that's last known whereabouts were in the Badlands. Both Voyager and the Maquis ship were transported to the Delta Quadrant by the Caretaker. The Maquis ship would eventually become part of the Voyager crew and its Captain, Chakotay, would become Captain Janeway's first officer.

From Quiz "Star Trek: Voyager" - Episodes

Answer: Author, Author

In "Author Author", the holographic doctor creates a holonovel and publishes it. When The Doctor asked that it quit being sold because it made the Voyager crew look like a band of thugs, the alien that published his work refused, because The Doctor was a hologram, the alien stated he had no rights to his own work. This brought up holographic rights in Federation court, were the doctor won the lawsuit.

From Quiz "Star Trek: Voyager" - "Lineage"

Answer: 30 weeks

The average human pregnancy duration is approximately 40 weeks.

From Quiz Voyager's "Alliances"

Answer: Pomar

Neelix went to the planet Sobris to meet with one of his many "friends." While he was there, he was arrested, and it was in the Kazon prison that he met Mabus, the Trabe governor.

From Quiz Voyager is forever "Timeless"

Answer: The Doctor

The ship was mostly intact, and so the Doctor's program was not affected by the crash. Seven, Captain Janeway, and Cmdr. Tuvok all perished in the crash, or froze to death in the time after the crash.

From Quiz 'Voyager' Episodes

Answer: Equinox

Like Voyager, Captain Ransom's ship, The Equinox, was stranded by the Caretaker.

From Quiz "Star Trek Voyager": "Year of Hell" Parts I and II

Answer: Annorax

Annorax has been attempting to recreate his once mighty civilization for over 200 years. Ironically he only achieves this with the destruction of his ship.

From Quiz Investigating "Investigations"

Answer: "A Briefing With Neelix"

Neelix starts his program, "A Briefing With Neelix," with the intention of reporting only good news. Ensign Kim then convinces him that he needs to report real news. This program also shows up in "Macrocosm," when Samantha Wildman left it running in her quarters, where Janeway refers to it as his "Good Morning Voyager" program. However, the name given in THIS episode is "A Briefing With Neelix."

From Quiz A Tale of Two Voyagers -- "Deadlock"

Answer: Harry Kim & Kim

Harry and B'Ellana are trying to reinforce the forcefields on Deck 15 when the hull gives way and Harry is sucked into space.

From Quiz Star Trek: Voyager "Death Wish" Mania

Answer: Transporter Room

The second Q, who ultimately commits suicide, was beamed to the transporter room while B'Elanna was trying to extract a core sample of a comet.

From Quiz "Caretaker"

Answer: Crewman

When he first came onboard he was an observer with the rank crewmen. In part two of "Caretaker" he became a Lieutenant. Later in the series he gets demoted to Ensign. Even later he is promoted back to Lieutenant. In one episode he was a Lieutenant Commander.

From Quiz "Star Trek: Voyager". "Endgame"

Answer: 23

"This should be familiar images to everyone who remembers the USS Voyager's triumphant return to earth after 23 years in the Delta Quadrant."

From Quiz 'Star Trek Voyager: Caretaker' Quiz

Answer: New Zealand

He is serving time in a the New Zealand Penal Conlony, a Federation rehabilitaion jail.

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