Warp Factor Trek

It’s time for a Neelix-focused episode. What’s the result? Log Entry Neelix is playing pool in the holodeck when Janeway calls him to the bridge. There, she tells him a

The Vidiians return from the earlier Season 1 episode “The Phage”, back for another round of grafting and organ-harvesting. How far will they go this time? Log Entry Bound, B’Elanna

A story featuring a hint of paranoia. What could possibly go wrong? Log Entry A Gothic holo-novel which Janeway runs is interrupted by Harry Kim reporting from the bridge that

Holodeck episodes have become a staple storytelling device in the Star Trek franchise. How does Voyager’s first one, “Heroes and Demons”, hold up? Summary Voyager is en route to a

Voyager serves up another whodunit story. Does it work better this time than in “Ex Post Facto”? Summary During a planetary away mission, Carey shows Chakotay a native fruit. Neelix

Here’s another Voyager story focusing on the crew’s attempts to get home, which is, of course, the show’s premise. Does it work? Summary While observing members of Voyager’s crew in

This episode is essentially a meditation on the afterlife. Does it provide interesting points for discussion? Summary Voyager has detected a previously unknown element in the rings of a nearby

In this episode, Voyager presents a whodunit story, with Tuvok playing the detective. What could possibly go wrong? Summary Tom Paris is being forced to watch the moments that led

With this episode, Voyager produced an emotional roller coaster, one of the best episodes of the first season. But what makes “Eye of the Needle” such a great episode? Summary

As proven by Voyager’s “The Cloud”, not every episode requires an intricate story with emotionally charged twists and turns. Is the episode able to deliver genuine character moments instead? Summary