| The Chute ©1996 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved. |
Remember ©1996 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved. | ||
| Episode | 47 | Episode | 48 |
| Airdate | September 18, 1996 | Airdate | October 9, 1996 |
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| The Chute | |
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| Directed by | Winrich Kolbe |
| Teleplay by | Kenneth Biller |
| Story by | Clayvon Harris |
| Executive Producers | Rick Berman & Jeri Taylor |
| Starring | Kate Mulgrew |
| Also Starring | Robert Beltran Roxann Biggs-Dawson Jennifer Lein Robert Duncan McNeill Ethan Phillips Robert Picardo Tim Russ Garrett Wang |
| Stardate 50156.2 The Akritirian prison is infamous throughout the quadrant. There are no doors, no windows and seemingly no way out. What's more, every prisoner is fitted with a neural clamp that heightens aggression and turns captive against captive, even if the prisoners are friends. Tom Paris (Robert Duncan McNeill) and Harry Kim (Garrett Wang) the two shipmates - suspected of being Open Sky rebels - struggle to keep hope and each other alive after they're cast into the hellish prison. Critical to survival is their mastery of the electronic clamp they each wear. Control it, or it controls them. Meanwhile, Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) develops a bold plan to free the men, bringing former space scavenger Neelix's (Ethan Phillips) ship out of storage and deploying it on a special mission. | |
| Remember | |
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| Directed by | Winrich Kolbe |
| Teleplay by | Lisa Klink |
| Story by | Brannon Braga and Joe Menosky |
| Executive Producers | Rick Berman & Jeri Taylor |
| Starring | Kate Mulgrew |
| Also Starring | Robert Beltran Roxann Biggs-Dawson Jennifer Lein Robert Duncan McNeill Ethan Phillips Robert Picardo Tim Russ Garrett Wang |
| Stardate 50203.1 Each night, the unusual phenomenon afflicting Lieutenant Torres (Roxann Biggs-Dawson) is the same. She is in her own quarters, in her own bed. Yet the dreams she experiences are not hers at all. They involve a love she's never known, a place she's never seen. The dreams are sensual, palpable, powerful. What's more, each begins where the prior night's ended. Someone is implanting her life's story into Torres' memory, making the lieutenant an eyewitness to events that grow more harrowing with each dream. But who is sending the dreamscapes? And why? As Torres fits together the pieces of the puzzle, she realizes she's been entrusted with a concealed history that must be revealed, recorded, and never forgotten. | |
