{4.5\/5} “I don’t know what happened to you, but there can be any number of explanations: hallucination, telepathic communication from another race, repressed memory, momentary contact with a parallel reality — take your pick. The universe is such a strange place.”<\/p>\n
Star Trek: Voyager<\/strong> season 3, aired in 1996-97<\/p>\n When Janeway mind melds with Tuvok she discovers that he once served with Captain Hikaru Sulu aboard the Excelsior. When Voyager is pulled into a temporal rift they end up in 1996 Los Angeles looking for a guy named Starling who has stolen a time ship from the 29th century. Chakotay finds people living on a planet who used to be Borg, and they want his help. Q takes Janeway back to the Continuum where there’s a civil war raging.<\/p>\n Some episodes I remember at least the gist of, but others are like new. Although there are some great episodes, there are also some surprisingly ineffective ones.<\/p>\n Janeway and Chakotay have delightful moments here and there where they show they care about each other. Jennifer Lien does a terrific job portraying a character other than Kes in “Warlord.”<\/p>\n After spending so much time on Kes and Neelix’s relationship, they dropped it suddenly — which was a bit odd. Janeway’s decision to make a deal with the Borg was pretty shocking — Chakotay’s counter-argument was more reasonable.<\/p>\n In “Before and After” Kes finds herself a grandmother — and then starts jumping backward in time. In “Distant Origin” a Voth scientist shows up on Voyager claiming that Voth and humans originated on the same world. In “Worst Case Scenario” B’Elanna finds a holodeck program in which the Maquis take over the ship. In “Scorpion, Part I” Voyager reaches Borg space — but the Borg have other things to worry about, an adversary more powerful than they are.<\/p>\n Guest stars include Ed Begley Jr., Sarah Silverman, Suzie Plakson, and Grace Lee Whitney. The ultimate guest star, George Takei, reprises his role of Sulu from The Original Series<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Stars Robert Picardo, Tim Russ, and Garrett Wang.<\/p>\n This is the 2nd time I’ve watched it.<\/p>\n