Star Trek: Voyager - Flesh and Blood

Flesh and Blood
©2000 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.

Episode	153 & 154
Airdate	November 29, 2000

Catalog Number	LV40840-253
Format	Extended Play CLV

Running Time	92 minutes

Side	Running Time
1	46 minutes
2	46 minutes
	92 minutes

Dolby Surround

Directed by Mike Vejar & David Livingston

Teleplay by Bryan Fuller, Raf Green & Kenneth Biller

Story by Jack Monaco and Bryan Fuller & Raf Green

Executive Producers Rick Berman, Brannon Braga &
Kenneth Biller

Starring Kate Mulgrew

Also Starring Robert Beltran
Roxann Dawson
Robert Duncan McNeill
Ethan Phillips
Robert Picardo
Tim Russ
Jeri Ryan
Garrett Wang

Stardate 54315.3
The USS Voyager answers a distress call from a Hirogen training facility, only to find a holographic environment littered with Hirogen corpses. The holographic technology given to the Hirogen by Captain Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) for hunting training has been modified to the point where the prey have become the hunters. The holograms have not only become self-aware, but are essentially a new race, seeking refuge from "organic" slavery and brutality. Seeking to liberate one of "their own," the holograms kidnap the Doctor (Robert Picardo), who soon finds himself torn between his loyalties to Voyager and his holographic brethren.

Directed by	Mike Vejar & David Livingston
Teleplay by	Bryan Fuller, Raf Green & Kenneth Biller
Story by	Jack Monaco and Bryan Fuller & Raf Green
Executive Producers	Rick Berman, Brannon Braga & Kenneth Biller
Starring	Kate Mulgrew
Also Starring	Robert Beltran Roxann Dawson Robert Duncan McNeill Ethan Phillips Robert Picardo Tim Russ Jeri Ryan Garrett Wang
Stardate 54315.3 The USS Voyager answers a distress call from a Hirogen training facility, only to find a holographic environment littered with Hirogen corpses. The holographic technology given to the Hirogen by Captain Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) for hunting training has been modified to the point where the prey have become the hunters. The holograms have not only become self-aware, but are essentially a new race, seeking refuge from "organic" slavery and brutality. Seeking to liberate one of "their own," the holograms kidnap the Doctor (Robert Picardo), who soon finds himself torn between his loyalties to Voyager and his holographic brethren.