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Game VOY Episode Pitch Game

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THE WRATH OF SESKA: Voyager runs into a Starfleet shuttlecraft with Seska (Bajoran variant) on board. It's revealed that she is from an alternative universe version of Voyager, and she was captured instead of escaping to held by them for several years before escaping in a shuttlecraft. She escaped from her version of Voyager by flying into an iso-dimensional rift. A fierce fight appears to be on the horizon, until Janeway extends an olive branch, stating that this Seska is not the one they conflicted with, and vice versa, and they're all trying to get back home. Seska agrees, and her shuttle and Voyager part without further conflict.

NEXT: "Entombed"
 
"Entombed": Investigating a signal emitting from an alien burial chamber, Paris, Kim, The Doctor, and other away team members go deep below ground. Havoc ensues when it seems the dead are not staying that way, but it turns out to be a team of tomb-raiding treasure hunters. To scare them away and preserve the graves, the away team decides to haunt them (holograms and transporters give the illusion of ghosts)...but they may not be the only ones.

Next episode: "Song and Dance"
 
"Song and Dance"
Voyager encounters an alien society whose chief mode of communication involves performative arts. After Neelix hosts a banquet and numerous members of this newly-met race put on a play in order to explain their origin story, he's ambushed by a stowaway who communicates via plain language and claims his species' peculiar trait is little more than a ploy to control the population. Having witnessed the play, Naomi Wildman takes up singing, much to Icheb's chagrin.

Next Episode: "Ipso Facto"
 
"Ipso Facto": After seeing the Doctor dematerialize due to glitches in his program and disappear, following an argument, B'Elanna is arrested by a planet's authorities for his murder. How do you prove you haven't killed someone you can't produce, and how do you prove death or life without a body? While Tom and Tuvok see to her defense and moral support, Harry tries to fix the Doctor, or at least figure out a way to show that he isn't dead.

Next episode: "Vandals"
 
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