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Tom takes an interest in repairing a derelict alien ship, but becomes obsessed with the strange vessel and its artificial intelligence -- manifested in the form of a beautiful woman.
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Tuvok loses his memory -- and his Vulcan discipline -- after an alien attack, and Neelix tries to help him adjust to a new life.
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On Earth, Reginald Barclay finds the acceptance he's always wanted in a holographic recreation of Voyager, as he works against his fellow officers on a plan to communicate with the lost starship.
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The crew seeks rest and relaxation in a holodeck recreation of an Irish village, where Janeway finds herself enamoured with a local bartender.
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An alien culture with no knowledge of music becomes fascinated with the Doctor's vocal talents -- eventually prompting him to consider leaving Voyager.
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The crew experience haunting flashbacks of a bloody war they do not remember fighting.
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Seven and Tuvok are captured by a fight organizer, who forces Seven to fight in an arena competition to save Tuvok's life.
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Voyager finds a damaged Borg cube, manned by a group of Borg children who capture some of the crew and try to trade them for the ship's deflector -- in order to contact the Collective.
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The residents of Voyager's favorite holodeck town witness the crew manipulate their fantasy environment, and begin to suspect that they are from the spirit world.
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Voyager finds Icheb's home planet, and the young, former Borg drone prepares to leave the ship -- only to discover the frightening truth about his assimilation.
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Janeway finds three crew members with poor performance records, and leads them on an away mission -- where they encounter a mysterious alien force that threatens to destroy them.
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A shuttle crash leaves Torres and Kim stranded on an alien planet, where a writer uses B'Elanna and her experiences as material for his plays, in an attempt to bring peace between rival clans.
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Kes returns to Voyager with a vengeance, and travels back in time to her early days as a member of the crew in an attempt to return her younger self to Ocampa and hand Voyager over to the Vidiians.
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The Doctor learns that his creator is dying, and uses the Pathfinder Project to transfer his program to the Alpha Quadrant -- where the stubborn and brilliant scientist refuses to be treated by the early model EMH.
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