{5\/5} “Keep a docking bay open for us.” — Captain Janeway, to Admiral Paris on Earth<\/p>\n
Star Trek: Voyager<\/strong> season 6, aired in 1999-2000<\/p>\n When the Doctor starts daydreaming, he imagines that he becomes the Emergency Command Hologram when Janeway becomes incapacitated. Back on Earth, Reg Barclay has become obsessed with finding a way to contact Voyager. When the Doctor introduces music to a society who has none, he becomes a celebrity. When Voyager comes across a damaged Borg cube they find only 5 child drones aboard.<\/p>\n Seven comes to regret some of her past actions, giving her character more complexity. She also comes to appreciate having a friendship with Naomi Wildman.<\/p>\n I like how they continued the story of Barclay on Voyager<\/strong>. Robert Picardo does a fine job portraying Dr. Lewis Zimmerman, the person who created the Doctor’s program.<\/p>\n In “Ashes to Ashes” Ensign Lyndsay Ballard returns to the ship after 3 years — she was dead, but an alien species resurrected her. In “Muse” B’Elanna crashes on a planet where the person who finds her writes a play about her and Voyager. In “Fury” Kes returns to the ship in order to absorb energy from the warp drive to go 5 years into the past and rescue herself. In “Unimatrix Zero, Part I” Janeway agrees to help a group of Borg who are not like the others — they are individuals when they’re asleep.<\/p>\n The former Borg children are played by Manu Intiraymi, Kurt Wetherill, Cody Wetherill, and Marley McClean.<\/p>\n Guest stars include Marina Sirtis, Dwight Schultz, Richard Herd, and Daniel Dae Kim.<\/p>\n This is the 2nd time I’ve seen it.<\/p>\n