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Here we are. It's the Neelix cheese episode. There is a cool story about Tuvok trying to whip the Maquis crew into shape buuut it is ruined by cheese.

Neelix encounters Jetrel, the scientist who developed the "Metreon Cascade," a super-weapon that destroyed his home.

Torres, Paris and Durst are taken by those extra spooky, organ hungry Vidiians. But fear not, a lab created full-blooded Klingon Torres comes to the rescue.

Hey. This episode seems a lot like the last epsiode. What's going on here?

Great. I holodeck Beowolf episode. Fart Noise

There is a a traitor on Voyager. Who could it be? Let's find out together.

The Crew learns it sucks being on the other side of the Prime Directive.

Harry Kim ignores the Prime Directive while making first contact and manages to upend an entire culture. Also, No Neelix.

In a noir influenced episode, Tom Paris is accused of killing another man's wife. The only hope to clear his name comes from detective Tuvok.

Neelix isn't in the episode, so that's a good start. The crew finds a wormhole that they believe could be their ticket home. Also, Kes wants people to be more kind to the Doctor.

In an attempt to find an energy source Voyager explores a nebula with unexcpected results. Also, Neelix still stinks.

We should be concerned when Neelix's life is jepopardy after his lungs are stolen by an alien but...

Voyager investigates a polaric explosion on an M class planet. Then some time travel happens.

Voyager responds to a distress call and gets caught in an event horizon. We also have some beef between the Federation and Maquis, which is fun.

Today we review the second half Caretaker, the pilot episode of Star Trek Voyager.