Star Trek: Voyager - The Swarm / Future's End

The Swarm ©1996 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.		Future's End ©1996 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.
Episode	49	Episode	50
Airdate	September 25, 1996	Airdate	November 6, 1996

Catalog Number	LV40840-149
Format	Extended Play CLV

Running Time	92 minutes

Side	Running Time
1	46 minutes
2	46 minutes
	92 minutes

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The Swarm
Directed by Alexander Singer

Written by Michael Sussman

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 50252.3
Is there a doctor in the quadrant? Normally, the Doctor (Robert Picardo), an Emergency Medical hologram, is able to handle the crew's curative needs. But now it's Doctor who needs doctoring. His overworked systems and memory are rapidly degrading into nonexistence. The only cure might be found via a holographic recreation of Dr. Zimmerman (Robert Picardo), who seems to have created Doctor in his own sometimes pompous image. While Kes (Jennifer Lien) oversees the medical crisis, starship command confronts a menace that could blast everyone into nonexistence. Swarms of ships bent on destroying Voyager are locked onto the hull and are using transporter technology to beam shock troops aboard.

Future's End
Directed by David Livingston

Teleplay by Brannon Braga

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 Unknown
Home at last. But Voyager's journeys are still far from complete. Because Capt. Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) and her crew have arrived at Earth of the 20^th century. The crew's passage through a space-time rift puts it in 1996 Los Angeles, a time and place that's ground zero of Janeway's desperate struggle to stop 20^th-century computer innovator Henry Starling (Ed Begley, Jr.) from setting off a cataclysmic future event. For decades, Starling has led Earth's digital revolution by secretly reverse-engineering components of a 29^th-century timeship that crash-landed in the desert. Now he intends to pilot the timeship into the future so that he can bring back more technology. But Janeway knows his meddling with time is a one-way ticket to galactic disaster.

The Swarm
Directed by	Alexander Singer
Written by	Michael Sussman
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 50252.3 Is there a doctor in the quadrant? Normally, the Doctor (Robert Picardo), an Emergency Medical hologram, is able to handle the crew's curative needs. But now it's Doctor who needs doctoring. His overworked systems and memory are rapidly degrading into nonexistence. The only cure might be found via a holographic recreation of Dr. Zimmerman (Robert Picardo), who seems to have created Doctor in his own sometimes pompous image. While Kes (Jennifer Lien) oversees the medical crisis, starship command confronts a menace that could blast everyone into nonexistence. Swarms of ships bent on destroying Voyager are locked onto the hull and are using transporter technology to beam shock troops aboard.

Future's End
Directed by	David Livingston
Teleplay by	Brannon Braga
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 Unknown Home at last. But Voyager's journeys are still far from complete. Because Capt. Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) and her crew have arrived at Earth of the 20^th century. The crew's passage through a space-time rift puts it in 1996 Los Angeles, a time and place that's ground zero of Janeway's desperate struggle to stop 20^th-century computer innovator Henry Starling (Ed Begley, Jr.) from setting off a cataclysmic future event. For decades, Starling has led Earth's digital revolution by secretly reverse-engineering components of a 29^th-century timeship that crash-landed in the desert. Now he intends to pilot the timeship into the future so that he can bring back more technology. But Janeway knows his meddling with time is a one-way ticket to galactic disaster.