The very premise of the show, i.e. The Farther Shore was a Star Trek: Voyager novel, a second part follow-up to VOY.Of the three 1980s/90s Star Trek series, Voyager takes the longest to really get up a head of steam. Unable to clear the potential explosion in time, Captain Kathryn Janeway orders Voyager towards the freighter, anticipating bringing the ship's containment system back on line to contain the explosion in time.One of the most practical exponents of the Malthusian idea was Herod of. As they rescue two surviving Malons, they learn that the freighter, transporting deadly theta radioactive waste, is set to explode in a few hours, which would destroy everything within 3 light years. Janeway is convinced of his innocence, but the mental implant in Paris brain prevents him from remembering what really happened.As Tuvok attempts to teach B'Elanna Torres meditation to calm her violent tendencies, Voyager detects escape pods from a damaged Malon freighter. Star Trek: Voyager Season 1 Episode 8: Ex Post Facto Summary: Stardate: Unknown Tom Paris is found guilty of murder by the courts of an unknown planet - and his punishment is to relive the crime from the victims point of view every 14 hours for the rest of his life.

As they work, Pelk is attacked and killed by some creature, which Fesek claims is 'the Vihaar', a type of legend among Malons. Chakotay, Torres, and Neelix join Fesek and Pelk on the freighter. Most of the decks of the Malon freighter are flooded with radiation, and to reach the control deck, they will need to evacuate the radiation from each deck prior to it.

He knocks Fesek and Neelix unconscious and attempts to alter the freighter's course. They are attacked by the same creature that killed Pelk - the supposed Vihaar, in actuality one of the ship's Malon core workers heavily deformed by the theta radiation. The away team finally reaches the command center and attempt to reenergize the containment fields. Meanwhile, Tuvok offers Janeway a backup plan, nudging the trajectory of the freighter towards a nearby star, such that the theta radiation would be contained within its corona. Torres continues to lead the group towards the control deck.

This set had 6 double sided 12' optical discs giving a total runtime of 552 minutes. The episode had two audio tracks, English and Japanese. Releases 'Juggernaut' was released on LaserDisc in Japan on June 22, 2001, as part of 5th Season vol.2, which included episodes from 'Dark Frontier' to 'Equinox, Part I'. Den of Geek ranked it the 19th best Bryan Fuller episode, noting topics of anger, pollution, and a focus on B'Ellanna. Torres is commended for keeping her calm by the crew, but takes a moment for herself after exhibiting her bout of violence.SyFy said this was the 18th best episode Bryan Fuller wrote for, but was unhappy with yet another episode about B'Ellanna being angry and called this a 'snoozefest'.

Star Trek 101: A Practical Guide to Who, What, Where, and Why. The box set includes 7 DVD optical discs and the audio track includes a Dolby 5.1 Digital Audio format. On November 9, 2004, this episode was released as part of the season 5 DVD box set of Star Trek: Voyager.

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