"Star Trek: Voyager" - Episodes Quiz

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.

Answer: Once Upon a Time

In the episode "Once Upon a Time", the Delta Flyer was forced to emergency land on a planet due to an ion storm and, as a result, became buried under many meters of rock. Voyager had to save them, while Neelix had to preoccupy Naomi before she began to worry about her missing mother.

In "Deadlock", Captain Janeway self-destructs the duplicate Voyager to protect the other from getting invaded by the Vidiians. In "Timeless", Voyager is knocked out of a slip-stream and crashes on an L-class ice planet.

In "Year of Hell", Captain Janeway flies Voyager straight into an alien ship to destroy it.

Answer: Eye of the Needle

In "Eye of the Needle", Voyager encounters a micro wormhole, found by Harry Kim, that leads to the Alpha Quadrant. Upon this discovery, Tom tells Harry that they should have Starfleet name it the "Harry Kim Wormhole". Later in the episode, the crew discovers that the wormhole leads back to the past.

Answer: Flashback

In "Year of Hell" (part 1 and 2), Voyager changes the future by destroying Anarax's ship and preventing his dangerous work from continuing. In "Timeless", Harry Kim changes the future by preventing Voyager from crashing on the ice planet. In "Future's End" (part 1 and 2), Voyager prevents someone from going into the future and causing a catastrophic explosion in the twenty-ninth century.

Answer: Course: Oblivion

In "Course: Oblivion", all but Harry Kim and Seven of Nine die right up to the point where the ship exploded, then they all died. In the episode "Timeless", all of the crew except Harry Kim and Chakotay died. In "Demon", Tom and Harry almost die, but were rescued in time. In "Futures End", the crew was sent back to 1998, but no one died in this episode.

Answer: The Voyager Conspiracy

In "The Voyager Conspiracy", Seven of Nine modifies her Borg alcove to download the ships database into her Borg systems, but there was too much data for her sort through and she mixed it all together formulating speculation after speculation until she could not take it and she left Voyager. Captain Janeway talked her onto coming back after convincing her that she was malfunctioning.

In "Endgame", Voyager got a visit from a future Janeway who helped Voyager get home. Seven of Nine had little part in both parts of the episode.

In "Caretaker", Voyager gets stranded in the Delta Quadrant. Seven of Nine is not part of the show yet, as Seven was introduced between stardate 50984.3 and 51003.7 (season 3, episode 26 and season 4, episode 1) and the episode "Caretaker" took place on stardate 48315.6 (season 1, episode 1).

The episode entitled "Projections" involves the Doctor hallucinating that he is organic and the crew of Voyager are all holograms. This was caused by a feedback loop in his subroutines while he was on the holodeck and Voyager was exposed to Kenoplasmic radiation.

This episode occurred on stardate 48892.1, (season 2, episode 3) before Seven became a part of Voyager's crew.

Answer: Barge of the Dead

In the episode "Barge of the Dead", B'elanna dies in a shuttle accident and she is brought back to life by the Doctor. After this, she has to deal with her religious beliefs and her Klingon rituals and heritage. In "The Fight", Chakotay makes contact with an alien species through a hallucination of a boxing ring match.

In "Blood Fever", B'elanna goes through a matting ritual that Vulcan's normally go through because she was bitten by a Vulcan member of the crew while he was going through the Pan'Farr.

In "Memorial", the crew experience memories that were implanted in their heads by a device on a planet.

Answer: Resolutions

In the episode "Resolutions", Chakotay and the captain contract a virus and are exiled on a planet that has an atmosphere that prevents the virus from spreading. While they are on the planet, Chakotay builds a log cabin for the both of them to live in.

In "Survival Instinct", three drones ask Seven of Nine for help because they cannot remember what happened to them many years ago that caused them to malfunction and later find out Seven was the reason they malfunctioned. In "Sacred Ground", Kes walks into an energy barrier and is knocked unconscious and the captain preforms a ritual to help Kes.

In "Basics", the Kazon take over Voyager and exile the crew on a desert planet to die.

Answer: Blink of an Eye

In "Blink of an Eye", Voyager finds a strange looking planet that ages very quickly. Voyager gets caught in its gravitational pull and becomes trapped. The inhabitants of the planet thought that it was a god that was watching them for hundreds of years, but really it was only a couple of days.

In "Timeless", Harry Kim send a message back in time to prevent the destruction of Voyager. In "Before and After", Kes travels backwards in time and doesn't remember anything from her life before that. In "Live Fast and Prosper", Aliens impersonate Captain Janeway and Tuvok in order to fool other species into giving them resources and ruin Voyager's good name.

Answer: Deadlock

In "Deadlock", Voyager is split into two ships that occupy the same point in space. They can cross between ships by walking through a corridor on the ship. In "State of Flux", Seska is accused of being a Kazon informant and a Cardassian spy. In "Displaced", the Crew of Voyager is slowly transported of their ship and an alien species is slowly transported onto Voyager.

In the episode "Twisted", Voyager is twisted by a space phenomena Voyager flew through.