Star Trek: Voyager

I moved to Texas in December of 1992, and at this point in the franchise, this was the first Star Trek series to be conceived fully after I moved here.  DS9 started about three weeks after I moved to Texas, but I knew about it beforehand.  Voyager is something else.  This has no bearing on the drama of the show at all, just a personal memory I wanted to stick in there.

Voyager tried to do a few things different.  After DS9, they were back on a starship as TOS & TNG were, but this time around they were determined to do something different.  Voyager is the first series to have a female captain of the ship.  In no way did that bother me at all, but I did wonder at the time if the audience was ready for something like that.   Star Trek fans are generally more open minded than some fan bases can be – but still.  They’ve never tried a series with a female lead before.  After a brief sidetrack with Geneviève Bujold, they settled on Kate Mulgrew as Capt Kathryn Janeway of the USS Voyager.  Additionally, they were going to remove the crutch of Starflet, by having the ship be marooned 70,000 light years into another sector of space.  Which means there wasn’t always some Admiral to oversee them, or correct their decisions.  From a plot standpoint it was a good idea.  In practice though I ended up feeling I missed the trappings of “Star Trek” more than I thought I would.  It didn’t stop me from liking the show, I quite loved it.  Some of it is stellar Star Trek.  Like most Trek series, it took a little time to find its footing, but once it did, it got quite good.

They had some carry over from existing Trek to start the series – the crew was initially made up of Maquis characters, a concept set up on TNG & DS9.  However, it didn’t last long as the Maquis angle was pretty quickly absorbed into the overall feel of Voyager.   They made a big effort to make this not feel like “just another crew on a Starship”, as that’d been done a few times already to this point.

After spending a couple of months watching this all over again, I found I enjoyed the series more than I recalled originally.  Don’t get me wrong, I never DISLIKED Voyager, but it resonated a bit more this time around.  Not just one story here or there, but I “felt” the entire series better.  In particular I quite liked Chakotay, a character I never warmed to originally.  I liked him much better this time around than I did in the past.  In fact, the lack of character development for him after about the fourth season was screamingly obvious (hello Seven).  I also found I enjoyed Jennifer Lien’s acting as Kes a bit more this time around than before.  That woman can act, but they barely gave her anything to do.   Fandom has shown that they love Voyager too as subsequent series have had nearly every character turn up somewhere.  Voyager characters have appeared in the TNG movies, Star Trek: Prodigy, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, Star Trek: Picard, Star Trek: Lower Decks, heck even the short series “Star Trek: Short Treks”.  Even the Voyager ship itself appeared (as did a USS Voyager-A).  I did enjoy this rewatch/marathon – more than I thought I would.  I always wonder what would have happened if Geneviève Bujold had gone forward as Janeway.

Voyager was the last of the “big” Star Trek Series.  It ran seven years and 172 episodes from 16 Jan 1995 through 23 May 2001.  Every subsequent Star Trek series that has come after this has lasted at most 5 seasons, and the number of episodes was reduced.  Enterprise had the traditional 26 or so episodes a season, but only lasted four years.  Everything from Discovery forward was anywhere between 10 to 15 episodes a season (mostly just 10 though).

 

Season 1

Like most Trek series, Voyager’s first series was more of a “getting a feel” for what’s going on.  It’s not bad (like TNG season 1 was), but I felt there was too much time spent on stories that were “meh”.  That’s not say it’s bad, there are some excellent moments, too.

They also set up the Kazon as a big threat in the pilot, but they only re-appeared once in the remainder of season 1.

It’s also the shortest season of Voyager at 16 episodes, vs the 26 the rest of the seasons have.  That’s mostly to do with the show being a mid season launch (it started in January vs Sep or Oct).  Additionally, a couple of episodes produced for Season 1 were held over and shown at the start of Season 2.

One thing I discovered on this rewatch is that I enjoyed Chokotay far more than I remember liking in the past. While I never actively disliked the character, he wasn’t my favorite in the past.  This time around I found the character far more enjoyable.  I wonder if that has anything to do with the character’s reappearance in Star Trek Prodigy a few decades later.

One interesting thing about Star Trek: Voyager.  It is the only series of Star Trek (to this point) that didn’t change its opening titles (beyond cast member changes).  The fonts, music, and graphics remain the same through the entire series.   TOS, TAS, TNG, DS9, ENT, DSC, LD, PIC all did.  Voyager did not (I’m not so sure about PRD & SFA though).

• Caretaker (12/30/2025) - (16 Jan 1995) – Season 1 Episodes 1-2 (Serial 101-102)
• Parallax (12/31/2025) - (23 Jan 1995) – Season 1 Episode 3 (Serial 103)
• Time and Again (1/1/2026) - (30 Jan 1995) – Season 1 Episode 4 (Serial 104)
• Phage (1/2/2026) - (6 Feb 1995) – Season 1 Episode 5 (Serial 105)
• The Cloud (1/3/2026) - (13 Feb 1995) – Season 1 Episode 6 (Serial 106)
• Eye of the Needle (1/4/2026) - (20 Feb 1995) – Season 1 Episode 7 (Serial 107)
• Ex Post Facto (1/5/2026) - (27 Feb 1995) – Season 1 Episode 8 (Serial 108)
• Emanations (1/6/2026) - (13 Mar 1995) – Season 1 Episode 9 (Serial 109)
• Prime Factors (1/7/2026) - (20 Mar 1995) – Season 1 Episode 10 (Serial 110)
• State of Flux (1/8/2026) - (10 Apr 1995) – Season 1 Episode 11 (Serial 111)
• Heroes and Demons (1/9/2026) - (24 Apr 1995) – Season 1 Episode 12 (Serial 112)
• Cathexis (1/10/2026) - (1 May 1995) – Season 1 Episode 13 (Serial 113)
• Faces (1/11/2026) - (8 May 1995) – Season 1 Episode 14 (Serial 114)
• Jetrel (1/12/2026) - (15 May 1995) – Season 1 Episode 15 (Serial 115)
• Learning Curve (1/13/2026) - (22 May 1995) – Season 1 Episode 16 (Serial 116)

Season 2

Season Two was the first “full” season with 26 episodes.  However, it started off with four that were produced for Season 1, but held over to start off Season 2.  Oddly that same exact thing happened at the back end of the season.  Four of them produced for Season 2 were held back for Season 3, although one of them was the cliffhanger’s resolution.

For the most part it felt like a natural evolution to what came before in Season 1.  This includes some things from Season 1 recurring from various plots of Season 1.  Not a huge leap forward in quality, just more of the same, really.  That’s not necessarily bad, but it’s not like a quantum leap forward like DS9 had at the start of Season 4 – that kind of thing.

Oddly this season had a few more duds than most seasons, including what’s generally considered the single WORST episode of Voyager. We get a fair variety of stories centered around the characters in the main cast.   I’ve found on this rewatch that I’ve enjoyed the Chakotay character fare more than I remembered in the past.  There’s also a few moments where Jennifer Lien shows that she can act better than I recalled.

We also get a few fun appearances this season from Q & William T. Riker – in the same episode no less.

• The 37’s (1/14/2026) - (28 Aug 1995) – Season 2 Episode 1 (Serial 120)
• Initiations (1/15/2026) - (4 Sep 1995) – Season 2 Episode 2 (Serial 121)
• Projections (1/16/2026) - (11 Sep 1995) – Season 2 Episode 3 (Serial 117)
• Elogium (1/17/2026) - (18 Sep 1995) – Season 2 Episode 4 (Serial 119)
• Non Sequitur (1/18/2026) - (25 Sep 1995) – Season 2 Episode 5 (Serial 122)
• Twisted (1/19/2026) - (2 Oct 1995) – Season 2 Episode 6 (Serial 119)
• Parturition (1/20/2026) - (9 Oct 1995) – Season 2 Episode 7 (Serial 123)
• Persistence of Vision (1/21/2026) - (30 Oct 1995) – Season 2 Episode 8 (Serial 124)
• Tattoo (1/22/2026) - (6 Nov 1995) – Season 2 Episode 9 (Serial 125)
• Cold Fire (1/23/2026) - (13 Nov 1995) – Season 2 Episode 10 (Serial 126)
• Maneuvers (1/24/2026) - (20 Nov 1995) – Season 2 Episode 11 (Serial 127)
• Resistance (1/25/2026) - (27 Nov 1995) – Season 2 Episode 12 (Serial 128)
• Prototype (1/26/2026) - (15 Jan 1996) – Season 2 Episode 13 (Serial 129)
• Alliances (1/27/2026) - (22 Jan 1996) – Season 2 Episode 14 (Serial 131)
• Threshold (1/28/2026) - (29 Jan 1996) – Season 2 Episode 15 (Serial 132)
• Meld (1/29/2026) - (5 Feb 1996) – Season 2 Episode 16 (Serial 133)
• Dreadnought (1/30/2026) - (12 Feb 1996) – Season 2 Episode 17 (Serial 134)
• Death Wish (1/31/2026) - (19 Feb 1996) – Season 2 Episode 18 (Serial 130)
• Lifesigns (2/1/2026) - (26 Feb 1996) – Season 2 Episode 19 (Serial 136)
• Investigations (2/2/2026) - (13 Mar 1996) – Season 2 Episode 20 (Serial 135)
• Deadlock (2/3/2026) - (20 Mar 1996) – Season 2 Episode 21 (Serial 137)
• Innocence (2/4/2026) - (8 Apr 1996) – Season 2 Episode 22 (Serial 138)
• The Thaw (2/5/2026) - (29 Apr 1996) – Season 2 Episode 23 (Serial 139)
• Tuvix (2/6/2026) - (6 May 1996) – Season 2 Episode 24 (Serial 140)
• Resolutions (2/7/2026) - (13 May 1996) – Season 2 Episode 25 (Serial 141)
• Basics, Part I (2/8/2026) - (20 May 1996) – Season 2 Episode 26 (Serial 142)

Season 3

Season Three was the last full season with Jennifer Lien’s Kes as a main cast member. Trek legends George Takei & Grace Lee Whitney make guest appearances (together) as their well known characters Sulu & Rand.

The Borg are reintroduced to the series here.  A few dribbles during the season, and then big time in the season finale.    There was a prequel to a two part story next season here.

Overall, it was a solid season without a whole lot of stinkers.   But the best was yet to come.

• Basics, Part II (2/9/2026) - (4 Sep 1996) – Season 3 Episode 1 (Serial 146)
• Flashback (2/10/2026) - (11 Sep 1996) – Season 3 Episode 2 (Serial 145)
• The Chute (2/11/2026) - (18 Sep 1996) – Season 3 Episode 3 (Serial 147)
• The Swarm (2/12/2026) - (25 Sep 1996) – Season 3 Episode 4 (Serial 149)
• False Profits (2/13/2026) - (2 Oct 1996) – Season 3 Episode 5 (Serial 144)
• Remember (2/14/2026) - (9 Oct 1996) – Season 3 Episode 6 (Serial 148)
• Sacred Ground (2/15/2026) - (16 Oct 1996) – Season 3 Episode 7 (Serial 148)
• Future’s End (2/17/2026) - (6 - 13 Nov 1996) – Season 3 Episodes 8 & 9 (Serial 150 & 151)
• Warlord (2/18/2026) - (20 Nov 1996) – Season 3 Episode 10 (Serial 152)
• The Q and the Grey (2/19/2026) - (27 Nov 1996) – Season 3 Episode 11 (Serial 153)
• Macrocosm (2/20/2026) - (11 Dec 1996) – Season 3 Episode 12 (Serial 154)
• Fair Trade (2/21/2026) - (8 Jan 1997) – Season 3 Episode 13 (Serial 156)
• Alter Ego (2/22/2026) - (15 Jan 1997) – Season 3 Episode 14 (Serial 155)
• Coda (2/23/2026) - (29 Jan 1997) – Season 3 Episode 15 (Serial 158)
• Blood Fever (2/24/2026) - (5 Feb 1997) – Season 3 Episode 16 (Serial 157)
• Unity (2/25/2026) - (12 Feb 1997) – Season 3 Episode 17 (Serial 159)
• Darkling (2/26/2026) - (19 Feb 1997) – Season 3 Episode 18 (Serial 161)
• Rise (2/27/2026) - (26 Feb 1997) – Season 3 Episode 19 (Serial 160)
• Favorite Son (2/28/2026) - (19 Mar 1997) – Season 3 Episode 20 (Serial 162)
• Before and After (3/1/2026) - (26 Mar 1997) – Season 3 Episode 21 (Serial 163)
• Real Life (3/2/2026) - (23 Apr 1997) – Season 3 Episode 22 (Serial 164)
• Distant Origin (3/3/2026) - (30 Apr 1997) – Season 3 Episode 23 (Serial 165)
• Displaced (3/4/2026) - (7 May 1997) – Season 3 Episode 24 (Serial 166)
• Worst Case Scenario (3/5/2026) - (14 May 1997) – Season 3 Episode 25 (Serial 167)
• Scorpion (3/6/2026) - (21 May 1997) – Season 3 Episode 26 (Serial 168)

Season 4

Season Four is when Voyager really started to take off big time for me.  Not that it was bad before, this, but they found the right balance.  They started experimenting with different formats.  Was a good year.  Will write more about it when I get closer to finishing the series.

There were a couple of killer two parters this season (Year of Hell, The Killing Game).  One of those featured the Hirogen, a race that I found infinitely more interesting than the Kazon – I wish we had the Hirogen from the start.

There were several individual episodes that I had forgotten about, and a few I found a new appreciation for.   Echoing what I’ve said to this point, I enjoyed Chakotay more than I did in the past.

Seven of Nine (Jeri Ryan) is added to the cast here, and we say goodbye to Kes after the second episode.  As Seven was new, there were a bunch of episodes focused on her.

Overall, and extremely solid season with some absolute bangers.  The show had definitely found its way by this point.

• Scorpion Part II (3/7/2026) - (3 Sep 1997) – Season 4 Episode 1 (Serial 169)
• The Gift (3/8/2026) - (10 Sep 1997) – Season 4 Episode 2 (Serial 170)
• Day of Honor (3/9/2026) - (17 Sep 1997) – Season 4 Episode 3 (Serial 172)
• Nemesis (3/10/2026) - (24 Sep 1997) – Season 4 Episode 4 (Serial 171)
• Revulsion (3/11/2026) - (1 Oct 1997) – Season 4 Episode 5 (Serial 173)
• The Raven (3/12/2026) - (8 Oct 1997) – Season 4 Episode 6 (Serial 174)
• Scientific Method (3/13/2026) - (29 Oct 1997) – Season 4 Episode 7 (Serial 175)
• Year of Hell (3/15/2026) - (5 - 12 Oct 1997) – Season 4 Episodes 8 & 9 (Serials 176 / 177)
• Random Thoughts (3/16/2026) - (19 Oct 1997) – Season 4 Episode 10 (Serial 178)
• Concerning Flight (3/17/2026) - (26 Oct 1997) – Season 4 Episode 11 (Serial 179)
• Mortal Coil (3/18/2026) - (17 Dec 1997) – Season 4 Episode 12 (Serial 180)
• Waking Moments (3/19/2026) - (14 Jan 1998) – Season 4 Episode 13 (Serial 182)
• Message in a Bottle (3/20/2026) - (21 Jan 1998) – Season 4 Episode 14 (Serial 181)
• Hunters (3/21/2026) - (11 Feb 1998) – Season 4 Episode 15 (Serial 183)
• Prey (3/23/2026) - (18 Feb 1998) – Season 4 Episode 16 (Serial 184)
• Retrospect (3/25/2026) - (25 Feb 1998) – Season 4 Episode 17 (Serial 185)
• The Killing Game (3/26/2026) - (4 Mar 1998) – Season 4 Episodes 18 & 19 (Serial 186 & 187)
• Vis à Vis (3/27/2026) - (8 Apr 1998) – Season 4 Episode 20 (Serial 188)
• The Omega Directive (3/28/2026) - (15 Apr 1998) – Season 4 Episode 21 (Serial 189)
• Unforgettable (3/29/2026) - (22 Apr 1998) – Season 4 Episode 22 (Serial 190)
• Living Witness (3/30/2026) - (29 Apr 1998) – Season 4 Episode 23 (Serial 191)
• Demon (3/31/2026) - (6 May 1998) – Season 4 Episode 24 (Serial 192)
• One (4/1/2026) - (13 May 1998) – Season 4 Episode 25 (Serial 193)
• Hope and Fear (4/2/2026) - (20 May 1998) – Season 4 Episode 26 (Serial 194)

Season 5

Season five is Voyager firing on all cylinders.  They’ve mostly worked out adding Seven into the cast during Season 4, so by this point, she’s properly integrated.  There’s a very high percentage of good to awesome episodes, and very few stinkers.  With 26 per season there’s likely to be a stinker or two, but those are almost overlook-able due to the greatness that is in this season.

We get a romance episode for Janeway, which shows that Kate Mulgrew can do some fine acting when given the chance.  This type of show doesn’t always afford those kind of luxuries.   This series has probably my single favorite episode of the entire series (Timeless).  There’s some other fun sci fi stuff (Relativity, Course Oblivion), some glorious silliness (Bride of Chaotica).  There’s some great Borg stuff (Dark Frontier).

It’s an extremely well balanced season, IMO.  Some good character dives, and all the things I mentioned above.  Really enjoyed this series.

• Night (4/3/2026) - (14 Oct 1998) – Season 5 Episode 1 (Serial 195)
• Drone (4/4/2026) - (21 Oct 1998) – Season 5 Episode 2 (Serial 196)
• Extreme Risk (4/5/2026) - (28 Oct 1998) – Season 5 Episode 3 (Serial 197)
• In The Flesh (4/6/2026) - (4 Nov 1998) – Season 5 Episode 4 (Serial 198)
• Once Upon a Time (4/7/2026) - (11 Nov 1998) – Season 5 Episode 5 (Serial 199)
• Timeless (4/8/2026) - (18 Nov 1998) – Season 5 Episode 6 (Serial 201)
• Infinite Regress (4/9/2026) - (25 Nov 1998) – Season 5 Episode 7 (Serial 203)
• Nothing Human (4/10/2026) - (2 Dec 1998) – Season 5 Episode 8 (Serial 200)
• Thirty Days (4/11/2026) - (9 Dec 1998) – Season 5 Episode 9 (Serial 202)
• Counterpoint (4/12/2026) - (16 Dec 1998) – Season 5 Episode 10 (Serial 204)
• Latent Image (4/13/2026) - (20 Jan 1999) – Season 5 Episode 11 (Serial 206)
• Bride of Chaotica! (4/14/2026) - (27 Jan 1999) – Season 5 Episode 12 (Serial 207)
• Gravity (4/15/2026) - (3 Feb 1999) – Season 5 Episode 13 (Serial 205)
• Bliss (4/16/2026) - (10 Feb 1999) – Season 5 Episode 14 (Serial 209)
• Dark Frontier (4/17/2026) - (17 Feb 1999) – Season 5 Episodes 15 & 16 (Serial 211 & 212)
• The Disease (4/18/2026) - (24 Feb 1999) – Season 5 Episode 17 (Serial 210)
• Course: Oblivion (4/19/2026) - (3 Mar 1999) – Season 5 Episode 18 (Serial 213)
• The Fight (4/20/2026) - (24 Mar 1999) – Season 5 Episode 19 (Serial 208)
• Think Tank (4/21/2026) - (31 Mar 1999) – Season 5 Episode 20 (Serial 214)
• Juggernaut (4/22/2026) - (26 Apr 1999) – Season 5 Episode 21 (Serial 215)
• Someone to Watch Over Me (4/23/2026) - (28 Apr 1999) – Season 5 Episode 22 (Serial 216)
• 11:59 (4/24/2026) - (5 May 1999) – Season 5 Episode 23 (Serial 217)
• Relativity (4/25/2026) - (12 May 1999) – Season 5 Episode 24 (Serial 218)
• Warhead (4/26/2026) - (19 May 1999) – Season 5 Episode 25 (Serial 219)
• Equinox (4/27/2026) - (26 May 1999) – Season 5 Episode 26 (Serial 220)

Season 6

Season 6 carries on from the most excellent Season 5.  In a lot of ways it doesn’t live up to Season 5.  That’s not to say this was a bad season, there’s some excellent stuff here.   We get proper two way communication with Starfleet in this season, regular contact with home, one of the best Klingon stories of the franchise..

However, there’s more “just ok” episodes this series than usual.  DS9 and TNG were banger after banger at this point in their runs and again. that’s not say Season 6 was bad, I found less home runs this season than in Season 5.

We do get a single episode return of Kes, returns of Reg Barclay & Deanna Troi, the introduction of a collection of Borg Kids (one of which is a semi regular through the end of the run), and over all a good season.  Just not a GREAT season.  There’s also a stunt casting appearance of The Rock in this series.

• Equinox Part II (4/28/2026) - (22 Sep 1999) – Season 6 Episode 1 (Serial 221)
• Survival Instinct (4/29/2026) - (29 Sep 1999) – Season 6 Episode 2 (Serial 222)
• Barge of the Dead (4/30/2026) - (6 Oct 1999) – Season 6 Episode 3 (Serial 223)
• Tinker Tenor Doctor Spy (5/1/2026) - (13 Oct 1999) – Season 6 Episode 4 (Serial 224)
• Alice (5/2/2026) - (20 Oct 1999) – Season 6 Episode 5 (Serial 226)
• Riddles (5/3/2026) - (3 Nov 1999) – Season 6 Episode 6 (Serial 227)
• Dragon’s Teeth (5/4/2026) - (10 Nov 1999) – Season 6 Episode 7 (Serial 225)
• One Small Step (5/5/2026) - (17 Nov 1999) – Season 6 Episode 8 (Serial 228)
• The Voyager Conspiracy (5/8/2026) - (24 Nov 1999) – Season 6 Episode 9 (Serial 229)
• Pathfinder (5/9/2026) - (1 Dec 1999) – Season 6 Episode 10 (Serial 230)
• Fair Haven (5/10/2026) - (12 Jan 2000) – Season 6 Episode 11 (Serial 231)
• Blink of an Eye (5/11/2026) - (19 Jan 2000) – Season 6 Episode 12 (Serial 233)
• Virtuoso (5/12/2026) - (26 Jan 2000) – Season 6 Episode 13 (Serial 234)
• Memorial (5/13/2026) - (2 Feb 2000) – Season 6 Episode 14 (Serial 236)
• Tsunkatse (5/14/2026) - (9 Feb 2000) – Season 6 Episode 15 (Serial 232)
• Collective (5/15/2026) - (16 Feb 2000) – Season 6 Episode 16 (Serial 235)
• Spirit Folk (5/16/2026) - (23 Feb 2000) – Season 6 Episode 17 (Serial 237)
• Ashes to Ashes (5/17/2026) - (1 Mar 2000) – Season 6 Episode 18 (Serial 238)
• Child’s Play (5/18/2026) - (8 Mar 2000) – Season 6 Episode 19 (Serial 239)
• Good Shepherd (5/19/2026) - (15 Mar 2000) – Season 6 Episode 20 (Serial 240)
• Live Fast and Prosper (5/20/2026) - (19 Apr 2000) – Season 6 Episode 21 (Serial 242)
• Muse (5/21/2026) - (26 Apr 2000) – Season 6 Episode 22 (Serial 244)
• Fury (5/22/2026) - (3 May 2000) – Season 6 Episode 23 (Serial 241)
• Life Line (5/23/2026) - (10 May 2000) – Season 6 Episode 24 (Serial 243)
• The Haunting of Deck Twelve (5/24/2026) - (17 May 2000) – Season 6 Episode 25 (Serial 245)
• Unimatrix Zero Part I (5/25/2026) - (24 May 2000) – Season 6 Episode 26 (Serial 246)

Season 7

The final season of Voyager is more like Season 5 than Season 6 was.  But still, Season 5 is the best season of Voyager.  Season seven had the most double length episodes. If you count the cliffhanger from Season 6’s finale, there are four two parters / double length episodes this season.  It’s the most of any of the seven series.

It did have one of my least favorite moments of the series, the pairing of Chakotay & Seven.  Ugh.  The series ended generally well (despite that last part), but it did end abruptly.  I would have liked to have had 5 mins more showing some things after they end the series storyline.  Like what DS9 did.  the main story ended an d we got a couple of minutes giving a hint what happened there.  We didn’t get that here, and I would have preferred to SEE a few minutes of that.

Also, B’Elanna & Tom got married, had a kid – DS9 tried that but then they dumped Terry Farrell, so we didn’t get all of it – this one we did.  That actually worked nicely I thought.

Overall a good ending to the series, but still didn’t beat Season 5.

• Unimatrix Zero Part II (5/26/2026) - (4 Oct 2000) – Season 7 Episode 1 (Serial 247)
• Imperfection (5/27/2026) - (11 Oct 2000) – Season 7 Episode 2 (Serial 248)
• Drive (5/28/2026) - (18 Oct 2000) – Season 7 Episode 3 (Serial 249)
• Repression (5/29/2026) - (25 Oct 2000) – Season 7 Episode 4 (Serial 251)
• Critical Care (5/30/2026) - (1 Nov 2000) – Season 7 Episode 5 (Serial 250)
• Inside Man (5/31/2026) - (8 Nov 2000) – Season 7 Episode 6 (Serial 252)
• Body and Soul (6/1/2026) - (15 Nov 2000) – Season 7 Episode 7 (Serial 255)
• Nightingale (6/2/2026) - (22 Nov 2000) – Season 7 Episode 8 (Serial 256)
• Flesh and Blood (6/3/2026) - (29 Nov 2000) – Season 7 Episodes 9 & 10 (Serial 253 & 254)
• Shattered (6/4/2026) - (17 Jan 2001) – Season 7 Episode 11 (Serial 257)
• Lineage (6/5/2026) - (24 Jan 2001) – Season 7 Episode 12 (Serial 258)
• Repentance (6/6/2026) - (31 Jan 2001) – Season 7 Episode 13 (Serial 259)
• Prophecy (6/7/2026) - (7 Feb 2001) – Season 7 Episode 14 (Serial 260)
• The Void (6/8/2026) - (14 Feb 2001) – Season 7 Episode 15 (Serial 261)
• Workforce (6/9/2026) - (21 - 28 Feb 2001) – Season 7 Episodes 16 & 17 (Serial 262 & 263)
• Human Error (6/10/2026) - (7 Mar 2001) – Season 7 Episode 18 (Serial 264)
• Q2 (6/11/2026) - (11 Apr 2001) – Season 7 Episode 19 (Serial 265)
• Author, Author (6/12/2026) - (18 Apr 2001) – Season 7 Episode 20 (Serial 266)
• Friendship One (6/13/2026) - (25 Apr 2001) – Season 7 Episode 21 (Serial 267)
• Natural Law (6/14/2026) - (2 May 2001) – Season 7 Episode 22 (Serial 268)
• Homestead (6/15/2026) - (9 May 2001) – Season 7 Episode 23 (Serial 269)
• Renaissance Man (6/15/2026) - (16 May 2001) – Season 7 Episode 24 (Serial 270)
• Endgame (6/16/2026) - (23 May 2001) – Season 7 Episodes 25 & 26 (Serial 271 & 272)