Star Trek: Voyager Season 3
SPOILERS TOTAL. Â You've been warned.
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301: Basics, Part II Â 1996 September 4
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302: Flashback  1996 September 11
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303: The Chute  1996 September 18
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304: The Swarm  1996 September 25
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305: False Profits  1996 October 2
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306: Remember  1996 October 9
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307: Sacred Ground  1996 October 30
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308: Future's End, Part I Â 1996 November 6
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309: Future's End, Part II Â 1996 November 13
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310: Warlord  1996 November 20
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311: The Q and the Grey  1996 November 27
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312: Macrocosm  1996 December 11
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313: Fair Trade  1997 January 8
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314: Alter Ego  1997 January 15
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315: Coda  1997 January 29
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316: Blood Fever  1997 February 5
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317: Unity  1997 February 12
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318: Darkling  1997 February 19
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319: Rise  1997 February 26
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320: Favorite Son  1997 March 19
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321: Before and After  1997 April 9
(First watched 2007-01-05) From her deathpoint with near-total memory loss, Kes keeps getting sent earlier in time, and must learn things backward and try to make progress with earlier and earlier forms of the crew. Â Really a great episode. Â It only falls apart a bit at the end, with her regressing to a point at least as far back as conception before somehow the treatment in the series' present catches up. Â Then the explanation that she's regained her memories so she can go on with her life as normal... but she's really the remnant of a future Kes. Â Why only fully regain the memories up to this point? Â Reconnecting with the physical memories in the brain in that time period's version of Kes?
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322: Real Life  1997 April 23
(First watched 2007-01-06) Two really good episodes in a row? Â Is this Voyager? Â The Doctor is consistently the best thing about the series, so this episode focused on him was enjoyable. Â He tries to simulate family life on the holodeck; at first with a too-perfect family, and then with a more randomized family that parodies usual family troubles with a Star Trek twist: not only is his son rebelling and taking on "undesirable" traits due to his friends, but they're Klingons and he wants to be a warrior. Â His reactions to his daughter's accident are quite sad, and grow him as a character. Â The B-story with the sub-space eddies is almost pointless, except that it gives the Doctor a chance to push his own story forward by getting pissy with Paris.
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323: Distant Origin  1997 April 30
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325: Worst Case Scenario  1997 May 14
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326: Scorpion, Part I Â 1997 May 21
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