Treknobabble

Chakotay, Harry and Neelix find Voyager drifting within a nebula, derelict. They discover that the rest of the crew has left the ship and have apparently taken new jobs on an industrialized planet.

It's a new day and a new series of Star Trek, and joy of joys, it's actually....good? At least solid with the potential to be pretty good? There are pluses and minuses, but for its 21 minute runtime, the episode was pretty enjoyable and left neither of us outraged, so a definite step up.

When Voyager runs afoul of an Anomaly Of The Week, it is split between different time periods along its trek home to the alpha quadrant.

The Doctor's program is stolen and he is forced into working for a vast hospital ship where he fights to save the lives of people whose society has determined they aren't worth the resources.

Voyager encounters a strange, new world where time moves must faster. 

We're back with another Voyager episode and a crossover with two beloved TNG characters, Counselor Troi and Lieutenant Barclay. Barclay is hard at work trying to find a way to communicate with Voyager, but the stress is getting to him. He feels himself falling back on old habits and reaches out to Counselor Troi for help.

The Enterprise is summoned to a planet deep within a chatoic nebula inhabited by a peaceful people, the Ba'ku. But their idyllic village hides a dangerous secret, a verifiable fountain of youth. The crew must now protect these people from those would exploit this world, even if that includes Starfleet.

Voyager comes across another starship stranded in the Delta Quadrant - one whose crew made vastly different decisions than their own.

Seven of Nine must think on her feet when she is abducted by time travelers and charged with saving Voyager from destruction.

Just as Voyager encounter a seemingly unsolvable problem, the ship encounters a travelling think tank, solving impossible problems on a galactic scales, staffed by a diverse array of the most intelligent beings in the galaxy. They are willing to help, but for a hefty price --- Seven of Nine.