Game VOY Episode Pitch Game

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

"The Difficult Kind": Tom and B'Elanna put their relationship on pause just as Voyager encounters the Filaffir, whose species are both intuitive and highly adaptable to whatever situations they find themselves in. Each finds themselves drawn to a Filaffir whose personalities mirror their desires for the other to change, only to realize maybe what they have is better. While Tom's would-be partner is more interested in him as a curiosity, B'Elanna's is controlling, and may not be willing to let her go. Meanwhile, Neelix takes on a personal challenge of his own; find a way to win over a crewmember who just plain doesn't like him.

Next episode: "Malfeasance"

 

[Uncle Sock]

"Malfeasance"

Set shortly after "Night", Janeway is still grappling with the aftermath of her resurfaced guilt and depression of stranding 150 people in the Delta Quadrant in the name of Starfleet ideals. When Seven of Nine discovers a spatial anomaly that offers a guaranteed shortcut to the Alpha Quadrant, Janeway jumps at the chance to bring her crew home. But there's a catch—the anomaly also powers a nearby inhabited star system. Using it would cut off their energy source, effectively dooming the population. Surprisingly, it's B'Elanna who urges Janeway to reconsider. But Janeway is determined to right the wrongs of her past—no matter the cost.


Next episode: The Weight of Light

 

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

"The Weight of Light": Feeling his lack of ancestry, The Doctor interacts with averaged out representatives of older holoprograms, but winds up defending his more advanced program from a "kids these days" attitude espoused by the previous generation. Meanwhile, Harry tries to help Kes find an adequate amount of sunlight for new plants Voyager is cultivating.

Next episode: "The Walking Wounded"

 

[Oddish]

THE WALKING WOUNDED: The USS Voyager encounters an alien ship on the verge of destruction. Of over 1,000 crew, only 5 are left alive. Voyager beams them to safety moments before the ship's warp core implodes. However, they soon find that they are dealing with the survivors of a crew that's been at war for 16 years, and they're suffering from horrific PTSD. And as the Doctor is trying to treat them, a hostile ship shows up and demands that Voyager hand over the prisoners for execution.

Next up: "When Twilight Turns to Darkness"

 

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

"When Twilight Turns to Darkness": Voyager comes upon the planet Lomera as its remaining people have gathered together to die. The world is ending in a few days and there is nothing they can do to stop it. Resigned to their fate, they are having a final feast week. Hellit, the one member of the planet who wishes to leave, has no family of her own and hopes to start over on another world, but Lomerans are forbidden to leave without permission, which their leader, Tracham, withholds. He has loved her for a while and would rather die with her than let her go. While the crew looks for a solution, Chakotay finds himself in the unlikely role of advocate.

Next episode: "Dominance"

 

[FederationHistorian]

"Dominance" - In the far future, xenoarcheologists retell Voyager’s journey home as one of conquest, dominance and assimilation, believing it to explain why the Federation has expanded its reach to be in all four quadrants and is the galaxy’s sole major power. Their story receives pushback from descendants of the Voyager crew, who still have the logs from their journey. But rather than believe them, the xenoarcheologists challenge their version of events, seeing many holes in their story and thinking the logs have been falsified. It it only upon stumbling upon a holographic recording by the Voyager crew, made decades after they returned home, that the record is set straight and their awareness as to how history will interpret various events on their journey.

Next episode - “74656 Voyager Lane”

 

[Oddish]

“74656 Voyager Lane”
Tom and Harry wake up on a mysterious suburban street with no exit, and a bunch of excessively cheerful residents. One of them is a scientist who is obviously crazy, who won't answer their questions unless they do increasingly nasty things to the residents. It seems that he has been tormenting them for decades, erasing their memories afterwards.

Janeway manages to get a message to the two: they are trapped in a Matrix-like simulation, and there is a way to get them out, but it will require triggering a failsafe that will permanently kill every other person in the simulation. It's a horrible decision... what will they choose?

NEXT: "Paint Me, Warts And All!"

 

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

"Paint Me, Warts And All!": Paris does an interview with an alien media agency about Voyager's odyssey to return home, but is unsettled when the reporter's story paints the crew as larger than life and infallible in every circumstance, so he sets out to prove the too-good-to-be-true report wrong by inviting the reporter to join the crew for a week and see just how human they all are. Meanwhile, the Doctor struggles to eradicate a bothersome programming glitch that gives him blemishes.

Next episode: "Straw Man"