Trek Mate The Delta Quadrant

In order to free her imprisoned crew members, Janeway accepts the help of a delusional resistance fighter. NOTE: Due to a faltering connection on Skype, Charlynn finds herself assimilated by the Borg at the very end of this podcast.

After Seska steals vital transporter technology from Voyager, Chakotay sets off on his own to recover it.

While attempting to make contact with the Caretaker’s mate (who may have the ability to send Voyager home), the crew discovers a colony of Ocampa whose representative has an interest in Kes and helping her explore her telepathic powers.

Chakotay investigates mysterious symbols and visions that are remarkably similar to one of his childhood experiences. This week we are joined by two guests — Chris from Trek.fm and Lou from the Lou Trek Show.

Voyager crew members experience disturbing and violent hallucinations

A trip to “Planet Hell” proves therapeutic for Tom Paris and Neelix

Voyager encounters an inversion field which twists and distorts the ship’s hull.

Harry Kim is placed in an alternate timeline where he was never assigned to Voyager.

Voyager encounters a swarm of spaceborne aliens, while Kes and Neelix must decide whether to have a child.

The Doctor is informed that he is actually Lewis Zimmerman, the creator of the EMH, he is trapped on a holographic Voyager on Jupiter Station, and his whole Voyager experience was on a holodeck.

Chakotay becomes caught up in a young Kazon’s rite of passage.

While investigating the origins of a 1936 Ford truck floating in space, Voyager discovers a 434-year-old Earth mystery on a distant planet. (Season Premiere)

The scientist who developed a weapon that killed 300,000 of Neelix’s people in a war fifteen years ago boardsVoyager, claiming that Neelix is terminally ill. The Voyager Bunch recorded a review of Jetrel, howover, there was a snafu while recording and the episode was lost. But sweeping in to come our aid are fellow podcasters Mike and Max of Commentary Track Stars. They graciously opted to review of Jetrel for TDQ so we would not have to review Jetrel once again (as doing so would be hard to do as we would have to attempt recreate our conversations and debates). In return The Voyager Bunch will appear on an episode of Commentary Track Stars – Commentary Track Star Babies. In this guesting appearence we shall provide a running commentary for any one of the numerous Star Trek episodes. Be on the look out for that soon. In the meantime please check out Commentary Track Stars. They’re a great set of down to earth guys with a wealth of content. Most are commentaries either on episodes of various

Tuvok conducts a training session for Maquis personnel. It’s the season finale! That’s right The Voyager Bunch has made it through the first season. It’s a special episode not only for that reason but because we were joinded by special guest and long time supporter, Colin, from Trek News and Views.

A temporal rift opens, and the USS Enterprise-C emerges, changing the timeline into a reality where the Federation is in a bitter war with the Klingon Empire. The only one on USS Enterprise-D that realizes that something is not right is Guinan, and she must help return the Enterprise-C to its proper time in order to save themselves.

The Vidiians capture B’Elanna Torres and split her into two people, one fully Klingon, and one fully human. The Voyager Bunch is joined this week by special guest panelist, Geroge Jackson, for this review of Faces. Also, Josh goes off the rails…

When Voyager attempts to investigate the force that made Chakotay brain-dead, an unknown entity keeps turning them back.

When several crew members disappear inside Harry Kim’s “Beowulf” holodeck program, the holographic Doctor is the only one who can rescue them. It’s a big crossover this week of epic proportions as The Voyager Bunch is joined by fellow Trek podcasters of the excellent show called Trek Mate. Stick around after the review for some Klingon language tips and some Star Trek trivia.

“Two captains. One destiny.” In the late 23rd century, it’s the beginning of a new era as the Starship Enterprise-B is launched without James T. Kirk in command, but, the captain is along for the maiden voyage when a distress call from a group of El-Aurian refugees trapped in a mysterious energy ribbon presses the ill-prepared Enterprise into a deadly rescue mission that seemingly claims the life of Kirk. Seventy-eight years later, one of the El-Aurian survivors leads the crew of theEnterprise-D into a deadly confrontation with the Duras sisters as he plots to re-enter the paradise of the ribbon that nearly destroyed him years prior.

An unknown Voyager crew member secretly sends information to the Kazon. Our guest is Josh Peck from Montana for an episode where a Maquis crew member shows their true colors. Also, Lt Carey is compared to Laura Ingalls-Wilder and our panel of hosts finally settle on a nickname for their quartet courtesty of an observation from said guest. And then Charlynn got creative with it.