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Season 6 |
| 121 :06x01 - Equinox, Part II (Sep/22/1999) | Stardate: Unknown The Equinox takes off after having taken kidnapped Seven of Nine and the Doctor, leaving Voyager left to fight the interspatial aliens. Voyager then purses the Equinox, and is aided by subterfuge by Seven. However, The Equinox’ Captain removes the Doctor’s ethical subroutines and the Doctor tortures Seven to recover codes she has refused to give up.
Meanwhile, on Voyager the EMH from the Equinox, who also has had his ethical subroutines removed, has replaced Voyager’s EMH, and is attempting to hinder Voyager’s attempt to overtake and capture the Equinox.
Can Voyager overcome the EMH’s deceptions and some of the duplicitous crew of Equinox crew who were previously beamed aboard? It appears the answer lies with contact with the interspatial aliens. | | Guest Stars: Robert Picardo as Equinox EMH, John Savage as Captain Rudolph "Rudy" Ransom, Titus Welliver as Commander Maxwell "Max" Burke, Olivia Birkelund as Ensign Marla Gilmore, Rick Worthy as Lessing, | Uncredited: Tarik Ergin as Lt. Ayala | Director: David Livingston (1)
Writer: Joe Menosky, Brannon Braga
Story: Rick Berman | | | |
| 122 :06x02 - Survival Instinct (Sep/29/1999) | | Stardate: 53049.2 Three ex-Borg members, that long ago survived a crash along with Seven of Nine, return to try to tap into Seven’s Borg implants. Although they are stopped, it is learned that they were forced by Seven to become permanently link together, as at the time their link to the Borg had been broken, and they were beginning to waiver from remaining in the collective. | | Guest Stars: Jonathan Breck as Dying Borg, Tim Kelleher as Four of Nine, Bertila Damas as Three of Nine, Vaughn Armstrong as Two of Nine, Scarlett Pomers as Naomi Wildman, | Uncredited: Tarik Ergin as Lt. Ayala | Director: Terry Windell
Writer: Ronald D. Moore (1) | | | | | | |
| 124 :06x04 - Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy (Oct/13/1999) | | Stardate: Unknown When the Doctor’s program becomes unstable, he finds that he is moving between photonic daydreams and reality. At the same time, an alien vessel is trying to access Voyager’s computer system, but can only get access to the Doctor’s program, which allows them to see Voyager through his eyes. They plan to attack Voyager once their attack plan is formulated; an attack plan based on information they are seeing through the Doctor’s daydreams, unaware they are seeing the Doctor’s daydreams. | | Guest Stars: Jay Legget (1) as Phlox, Googy Gress as Overlooker, Robert Greenberg (3) as Devro, | Uncredited: Tarik Ergin as Lt. Ayala | Director: John Bruno (2)
Story: Bill Vallely | Teleplay: Joe Menosky | | | | | | |
| 126 :06x06 - Riddles (Nov/03/1999) | | Stardate: 53263.2 Upon returning in a shuttle from a negation with a planet, a cloaked alien attacks and incapacitates Tuvok. Once Tuvok is onboard, the Doctor states that he needs more information on the weapon used to attack Tuvok, before he can work on healing him. This proves problematic, as the species they believe attacked Tuvok are extreme xenophobes. | | Guest Stars: Mark Moses as Naroq, | Uncredited: Tarik Ergin as Lt. Ayala | Director: Roxann Dawson
Story: Andre Bormanis | Teleplay: Robert Doherty (2) | | | | | | |
| 128 :06x08 - One Small Step (Nov/17/1999) | | Stardate: 53292.7 When Voyager attempts to avoid a strange space phenomenon, they find the relic of an early Mars bound Earth spacecraft. As they try to learn how to avoid the same fate as the Mars bound craft, they learn about the astronaut’s last few minutes of life, from the capsules’ video recordings. | | Special Guest Stars: Phil Morris (1) as Lt. John Kelly, | Uncredited: Tarik Ergin as Lt. Ayala | Director: Robert Picardo
Writer: Mike Wollaeger, Jessica Scott | | | |
| 129 :06x09 - The Voyager Conspiracy (Nov/24/1999) | | Stardate: Unknown Just when Voyager may have found a means to shave light years off its journey, through an alien device, Seven of Nine becomes convinced that several Voyager conspiracies are going on; including the fact there is a new convenient means for the crew to return to the Alpha quadrant. Seven’s concerns soon cause Voyager to lose its chance at shaving that time off their voyage home. | | Guest Stars: Scarlett Pomers as Naomi Wildman, Albie Selznick as Tash, | Uncredited: Tarik Ergin as Lt. Ayala | Director: Terry Windell
Writer: Joe Menosky | | | |
| 130 :06x10 - Pathfinder (Dec/01/1999) | | Stardate: Unknown Back on Earth, Lt. Barclay, who has been obsessed with finding a way to communicate with Voyager, thinks he has found the answer. He thinks that by directing a tachyon beam toward a pulsar, a wormhole might be established which would allow for two way communication with Voyager. However, no one else believes it will work. Barclay decides to take matters into his own hands. | | Special Guest Stars: Dwight Schultz as Barclay, Marina Sirtis as Deanna Troi, | Guest Stars: Mark Daniel Cade as Technician, Victor Bevine as Security Guard, Richard McGonagle as Commander Pete Harkins, Richard Herd as Admiral Paris, | Uncredited: Tarik Ergin as Lt. Ayala | Director: Mike Vejar
Writer: David Zabel
Teleplay: Kenneth Biller | | | | | | |
| 132 :06x12 - Blink of an Eye (Jan/19/2000) | | Stardate: Unknown Voyager happens on a planet that exists in a time gradient where time passes at a substantially greater rate on the planet, than in normal space. Soon (in Voyagers timeline) the planet develops space travel, and then even antimatter missiles. Voyager must find a way to break orbit before they are destroyed by the missiles being fired at them, and which are advancing in power with each “Voyager” minute. Voyager’s only hope is to get help from an interesting ally from the planet. But can their ally succeed in time? | | Guest Stars: Daniel Dae Kim as Gotana Retz, | Co-Guest Stars: Kat Sawyer-Young as Astronaut, Jon Cellini as Technician, Daniel Zacapa as Astronomer, Olaf Pooley as Cleric, Obi Ndefo as Protector, Walter H. McCready as Tribal Alien, Melik Malkasian as Shaman, Scarlett Pomers as Naomi Wildman, | Uncredited: Tarik Ergin as Lt. Ayala | Director: Gabrielle Beaumont
Story: Michael Taylor (1) | Teleplay: Joe Menosky, Scott Smith Miller | | | |
| 133 :06x13 - Virtuoso (Jan/26/2000) | | Stardate: 53556.4 When Voyager goes to the rescue of a strange race’s ship, the race learns of “singing” from the Doctor. This race, who look down on the Voyager crew as being technologically inferior, are enthralled by this singing, which is new to them. They invite the Doctor to give a recital on their home world, and soon he decides he should stay there, on the planet, leaving Voyager to go on its way. However, the Doctor soon gets a big shock from his new friends. | | Guest Stars: Paul Williams (1) as Koru, Kamala López-Dawson as Tincoo, Nina Magnesson as Vinka, Ray Xifo as Abarca, Marie Caldare (1) as Azen | Director: Les Landau
Writer: Kenneth Biller, Raf Green (1) | | | | | | |
| 135 :06x15 - Tsunkatse (Feb/09/2000) | Stardate: 53447.2 As the Voyager crew takes some “down time” on a planet, several attend the popular game of Tsunkatse there. However, they are shocked to see Seven of Nine as one of the fighting opponents in the ring. She and Tuvok were suppose to be on an away on a separate mission to investigate a nearby micro-nebula. However, Voyager’s attempts to beam her off the planet are met without success, as her physical presence appears to be being projected from another location. Seven must reluctantly fight in these matches, as Tuvok was injured during their capture, and his medical treatment is contingent on her participation in the games.
As Voyager struggles to locate Seven and Tuvok, Seven is forced to fight in a Tsunkaste match in which only one fighter can leave alive. | | Guest Stars: Dwayne Johnson as Champion, Jeffrey Combs as Penk, J. G. Hertzler (1) as Hirogen Hunter, | Uncredited: Tarik Ergin as Lt. Ayala | Director: Mike Vejar
Story: Cannon Kenney | Teleplay: Robert Doherty (2) | | | |
| 136 :06x16 - Collective (Feb/16/2000) | Stardate: Unknown When the Delta flyer is attacked by an adrift Borg cube, Chakotay, Paris, Kim and Neelix become captives set for assimilation. Voyager thensends Seven of Nine to negotiate their release.
Seven soon learns that the cube was discarded by the Borg, as the crew was infected by a disease that might plague the entire Collective. She also finds there are only five Borg that remain alive: all children who are not yet fully developed Borg.
Can the crew rescue their crewmates, and in some way help these Borg children before disaster occurs? | | Guest Stars: Manu Intiraymi as Icheb, Cody Wetherill as Rebi, Kurt Wetherill as Azan, Marley McClean as Mezoti, Ryan Spahn as Teenage Drone Leader, | Uncredited: Tarik Ergin as Lt. Ayala | Director: Allison Liddi
Story: Mark Gaberman, Andrew Price (1) | Teleplay: Michael Taylor (1) | | | | | | |
| 138 :06x18 - Ashes to Ashes (Mar/01/2000) | | Stardate: 53679.4 Voyager receives a distress call from someone from Voyager’s past; a long dead crewman! This person is under attack from a larger ship, but Voyager is able to rescue her. She tells the crew she is Ensign Lyndsay Ballard, even though her appearance has radically changed. Voyager learns she was found by a race that is made up from the corpses they find of other races. Voyager’s attempts to return her to her former state appear to succeed, but her inevitable end can not be denied. The ship that appeared to be attacking her, was really trying to return her to her new existence. | | Guest Stars: Kurt Wetherill as Azan, Manu Intiraymi as Icheb, Kevin Lowe as Q'ret, Scarlett Pomers as Naomi Wildman, Marley McClean as Mezoti, Kim Rhodes as Lyndsay Ballard, Cody Wetherill as Rebi, | Uncredited: Tarik Ergin as Lt. Ayala | Director: Terry Windell
Story: Ronald Wilkerson | Teleplay: Robert Doherty (2) | | | |
| 139 :06x19 - Child's Play (Mar/08/2000) | | Stardate: Unknown Capt. Janeway informs Seven of Nine that they have found Icheb’s, the Borg child’s, parents and his world. They will have to relocate Icheb back there, to Seven’s dismay. However, it soon is found that Icheb’s parents and the planet’s race have another need for Icheb; one that unfortunately failed to destroy the Borg on their first attempt. | | Guest Stars: Mark Sheppard as Icheb's Father, Marley McClean as Mezoti, Eric Ritter as Yivel, Cody Wetherill as Rebi, Kurt Wetherill as Azan, Scarlett Pomers as Naomi Wildman, Tracey Ellis as Icheb's Mother, Manu Intiraymi as Icheb | Director: Mike Vejar
Story: Paul Brown (2) | Teleplay: Raf Green (1) | | | |
| 140 :06x20 - Good Shepherd (Mar/15/2000) | | Stardate: 53753.2 Seven of Nine’s recent crew evaluation leads to three crewman being rated below par for Voyager. Not having the option to reassign the three to another vessel, Capt. Janeway decides to take the three under her wing and take them on an away mission. The mission goes horribly wrong, and Janeway gets a life or death check on their capabilities. | | Guest Stars: Tom Morello as Junction Operator, Kimble Jemison as Engineer, Zoe McLellan as Tal Celes, Michael Reisz as Crewman William Telfer, Jay Underwood as Crewman Mortimer Harren, | Uncredited: Tarik Ergin as Lt. Ayala | Director: Winrich Kolbe
Writer: Diana Gitto
Teleplay: Joe Menosky | | | | | | |
| 142 :06x22 - Muse (Apr/26/2000) | | Stardate: 53896 Torres and Kim crash the Delta Flyer on to an unknown planet. Whereas Kim was beamed down to the planet just before the crash, Torres stays aboard, and is injured in the crash. When she is found by one of the planet’s people, he finds her a great source of material for his career as a playwright and actor. He decides to limit his medical help, as he is able to glean new material from her, in her distressed state. However, will his need to satisfy his benefactor interfere with the Torres’ need to get the medical help she needs? Also, will Kim be able to find the crashed Delta Flyer in time to help Torres, and get them both back to Voyager? | | Guest Stars: John Schuck as Chorus #2, Stoney Westmoreland as Warlord, Kathleen Garrett as Tanis, Jack Axelrod (1) as Chorus #1, Tony Amendola as Chorus #3, Kellie Waymire as Layna, Joseph Will as Kelis, Michael Houston King (1) as Jero | Director: Mike Vejar
Writer: Joe Menosky | | | |
| 143 :06x23 - Fury (May/03/2000) | | Stardate: Unknown A much older Kes returns, and she is in a very angry state. The new, powerful Kes has reappeared to rescue herself from her past on Voyager. This leads to the crew experiencing past experiences. However, can the crew use these new past events to change this new present crisis that is being caused by the returned Kes? | | Guest Stars: Tarik Ergin as Security Guard, Cody Wetherill as Rebi, Kurt Wetherill as Azan, Vaughn Armstrong as Vidiian Captain, Scarlett Pomers as Naomi Wildman, Nancy Hower as Ensign Samantha Wildman, Josh Clark (1) as Carey, Jennifer Lien as Kes | Director: John Bruno (2)
Story: Rick Berman, Brannon Braga | Teleplay: Bryan Fuller (1), Michael Taylor (1) | | | |
| 144 :06x24 - Life Line (May/10/2000) | | Stardate: Unknown As short communication bursts are established with the Alpha Quadrant, the Doctor finds out his creator, Dr. Zimmerman, is sick and dying. The Doctor is able to get permission for his program to be transmitted back to Earth, to see if he can help. However, the Doctor finds Dr. Zimmerman a difficult, reluctant and insulting patient. | | Special Guest Stars: Marina Sirtis as Counselor Deanna Troi, Dwight Schultz as Lt. Reginald "Reg" Barclay, | Guest Stars: Tamara Craig Thomas as Haley, Jack Shearer as Admiral Hayes | Director: Terry Windell
Story: John Bruno (2), Robert Picardo | Teleplay: Brannon Braga, Raf Green (1), Robert Doherty (2) | | | | | | | | | |
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