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Voyager is trapped inside a collapsing star, and Torres must prove her abilities if she is to be considered for the chief engineer position.
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Janeway and Paris investigate the remains of a long-dead civilization, where a temporal fracture sends them back in time to a few days before the accident that decimated the planet.
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Voyager encounters the Phage-striken Vidiians, who harvest Neelix's lungs for their own use. The Doctor saves the Talaxian's life with holographic technology, though it may leave Neelix in restraints for the rest of his life.
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Voyager investigates a space anamoly, and ends up harming a giant lifeform. Janeway decides to attempt to heal the being, at great risk to the ship and crew.
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A transporter accident sends Ensign Kim to another dimension, where the locals mistake him for someone returned from the dead.
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When the crew finds Federation technology on board a damaged Kazon ship, Janeway and Chakotay learn that one of their own may be a traitor.
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When crewmembers begin disappearing on the holodeck -- in a recreation of Beowulf -- the Doctor is sent on his first "away" mission to rescue them.
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After Chakotay and Tuvok return from a near-fatal encounter with an alien ship, the crew realizes that a noncorporeal alien entity is possessing their bodies in an attempt to commandeer the ship.
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Torres awakens in a Vidiian laboratory to discover that she has been transformed into a full Klingon, and exposed to the Phage in the hopes of finding a cure.
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An ailing scientist tracks down Neelix on board Voyager, with news that the Talaxian may be suffering from a terminal illness. Neelix struggles with the scientist's presence, since the man was responsible for mass genocide during their war with his people.
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Tuvok is charged with putting a group of failing former Maquis crewmembers through Starfleet basic training, while Torres and the engineering crew struggle with ship-wide systems failures resulting from infected bioneural gel packs.
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