"Drone" was quite a spectacular episode. The main plot began with a transporter accident mixing some of Seven's Borg nanoprobes with the Doctor's mobile emiter. Combined they created a new 29th century Borg known as One. One evolves into an individual and eventually sacrifices himself to save Voyager from a Borg sphere. I was very impressed with the acting this week. Torres and the Doctor in particular were excellent, and very humorous. The special effects were impressive, although the nebula looked rather cartoonish at times. Overall I give "Drone" a 10 out of 10.

"Extreme Risk" continues the spectacular streak of Voyagers this season. The episode had two main plot lines: one covering the construction of a new state-of-the-art shuttle, and the other concerned B'Elanna darker side. Both plot lines were well developed and B'Elanna was portrayed very well. I did not like the Captain Proton style controls on the Delta Flyer (I know I'm in the minority on this issue), but over all the new craft is wonderful. I hope we get to see some more development in the Malon - they can'l ALL be toxic waste dumpers. I was also glad to see that the destruction of the Maquis had more effect on the crew than what we've previously seen. Overall I give "Extreme Risk" a 9 out of 10.

Well this week's Voyager was one of the strangest I've seen in a long time. Species 8472 has returned, but this time they have created holographic replicas of starfleet headquarters. The crew investigates, and Chacotey goes on a date with one to find out more. He is captured, but 8472 seems to be far more reasonable than what we've previously seen. They are able to reach an agreement of sorts with Voyager and stop their planned infiltration of Earth. Species 8472 was nothing like what we saw last year. They were very cooperative, compared to the "Your galaxy will be purged" species we saw last year. The Commander seemed to actually like Archer (an 8472 human imposter), even though she was really an eight foot tall creature from another galaxy. Over all I give "In the Flesh" a 7 out of 10.

"Once Upon a Time" was not the most exciting episode, but was enjoyable none the less. It concentrated on Neelix's dealing with the possible loss of Naomi Wildman's mother. While this episode was very similar to last year's "Mortal Coil", "Once Upon a Time" was substantially better. I was very impressed with Naomi Wildman; in my opinion, she is one of the best child actors/actresses ever to appear on Star Trek. I think Naomi will make a decent minor character. Overall I give this week's episode an 8 out of 10.

Wow, "Timeless" is by far the most spectacular episode I've seen this season. I will probably remember this episode as one of Voyager's all time best.

The acting this week was superb. Harry, in particular, was very well done. I never thought that he was much of an actor before this. Chakotay, the Doctor, and Janeway were equally good this week. The entire engineering scene was very entertaining. Seven getting drunk, the conversation about the Starfleet's reaction, and Tuvok/Neelix scenes were all very funny.

"Timeless" had one of the most impressive special effects sequences in Voyager history. The crash landing on the glacier was incredible. The episode's musical score was equally good (although it seemed rather similar to "Generations").

Overall I give "Timeless" a 10 out of 10, and it defiantly goes on my all time favorite list.

"Infinite Regress" continues the string of fine Voyagers this season. Jeri Ryan did a wonderful job this week, and was quite humorous as well.

While this week's episode returned to the "Seven of Nine Show", it was one of the best Seven episodes we've seen. I particularly enjoyed the scene when Seven was displaying a Ferengi's personality. Other than Jeri Ryan, there were not any spectacular performances. Namoi was good this week, as well, but not wonderful.

Not much in way of special effects or music this week. The mind meld scene had one the greatest varieties of species we've seen, but nothing spectacular.

Overall I give "Infinite Regress" an 8 out of 10.

"Nothing Human" was much better than I had expected. Robert Picardo did a wonderful job this week, as did Roxann Dawson.

This week's episode dealt with the Cardassian occupation of Bajor, and the Maquis hatred of Cardassians. When Torres was attacked by an alien creature, the Doctor was forced to get the assistance of a Cardassian program. This program, Krell Moset, was an expert in his field, but was distrusted by the crew. I felt that the prejudices were basically unfounded (he was just a hologram) until his usage of the scalpel. From that point on, Moset became rather evil .

The special effects were nice this week, nothing spectacular, but nice none the less. I did feel that creating Moset's program was far too easy, however.

Overall I give "Nothing Human" an 8 out of 10.

"Thirty Days" turned out to be somewhat disappointing to me. I had hoped for a more suspenseful episode, instead of a story related after the incident.

This week's episode led Tom to assisting an alien break the Prime Directive. Although Tom's actions were generally well intended, they led him to a demotion and time in the brig. The story is told from Tom's perspective from the brig during his thirty day sentence. It began with the discovery of a water planet, held together by an ancient energy field. The current inhabitant's oxygen mining was destroying the machine's ability to maintain the field. Paris took the Delta Flyer to destroy the refineries in an attempt to save the planet.

The special effects were good this week, as was the music. Acting in "30 Days" was above average, but not wonderful. I particularly enjoyed this week's Captain Proton scenario.

Overall I give "30 Days" a 7 out of 10.

"Counterpoint" was quite a pleasant surprise. It greatly exceeded my expectations.

In this week's episode, Voyager transports a group of telepathic alien refugees through hostile space. In the process Captain Janeway falls in love with a defecting Devor inspector. Unfortunately, he betrays Janeway, but Voyager was fully prepared for them.

"Counterpoint" had spectacular special effects, and excellent music. Acting this week was fairly good, but not wonderful. Overall I give this week's episode a 9 out of 10.