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(May 16, 2001) Janeway stuns Chakotay by caving in to a ransom demand. Upon her return from a deep-space mission, Janeway startles Chakotay (Robert Beltran) with her plans to hand over the ship's warp core — the key to Voyager's interstellar travel capacity — to the R'Kaal collective. The captain's willingness to part with such a crucial piece of Voyager's technology without a fight disturbs Chakotay, who turns to the Doctor (Robert Picardo) for help. The hologram insists that Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) is mentally sound. Chakotay, though, remains skeptical, and soon has even more reason to question her actions.

From STARTREK.COM.

(February 23, 2001) 02.23.01 Dispatch: Final Star Trek: Voyager Episodes Information

And, in Voyager's penultimate episode, The Doctor must become a master of disguise to save Captain Janeway in episode #270, "Renaissance Man." This episode will be directed by Allan Kroeker, [with writer TBA].

From Star Trek News.

(February 22, 2001)

RENAISSANCE MAN
The Doctor goes undercover to rescue Captain Janeway.

From TV Guide

(May 16, 2001) After seven seasons of interstellar adventure, Voyager's journey comes to a slam-bang conclusion as Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) travels back in time to assist her younger self in a climactic clash with the Borg Queen (Alice Krige).

Expect plenty of fireworks in the finale, which finds the Borg taking a last crack at Voyager, whose destiny rests in Janeway's hands. The action alternates between a fast-forward to the future and the crew's final attempt to reach Earth, eventually coming full circle as the aging Adm. Janeway embarks on a desperate mission to alter the outcome of a past confrontation with the Collective---with fateful consequences.

From Web Trek

(April 25, 2001) In Voyager's epic finale adventure, a mysterious visitor from another time forces Captain Janeway into a deadly confrontation with her arch nemesis, the Borg Queen. In the midst of the peril, an unexpected romance will ignite and a new generation of the Voyager family will emerge.

While talking to Cinescape, executive producer Kenneth Biller revealed the following about Voyager's series finale: I can tell you this, the finale will involve the Borg, which has always been Voyager's arch-nemesis," Biller revealed in an exclusive chat with Cinescape

Robert Duncan McNeill talked to Cinescape about the series finale. "It doesn't kill any of us off," the actor revealed. "But it puts a nice punctuation on the end of the series in a real heartfelt way. I think it's going to be a really great episode. The mood on the set right now is very bittersweet and emotional."

"Without giving anything substantial away, I can tell you it's got a lot of action in it, which Star Trek has become known for. It's got great space battles and action scenes. It's also got some wonderful emotional, charged scenes. Every character on the show gets real attention and their stories come full circle by the end of it, and it really brings together every character in a strong, emotional way. I'm very excited about the last episode. I think the fans are going to love it. For the show and this premise and what we set out to do, I think it really wraps it up in a wonderful way."

According to the casting sheet, we'll meet Lieutenant Miral Paris, the actress for which should be in her early 30s. Miral is part Klingon and presumably the daughter of B'Elanna Torres and Tom Paris. She is described as a smart, competent Starfleet officer, with dark hair and a light complected skin tone. Another character we will meet is Sabrina, the nine-year old daughter of Naomi Wildman, who is described as "part alien, inquisitive and cute."

From STARTREK.COM.

(February 23, 2001) 02.23.01 Dispatch: Final Star Trek: Voyager Episodes Information

As Star Trek: Voyager's seven-year journey hurtles towards its exciting conclusion, security surrounding the two-hour finale is tightening up.

Details about the two-hour series finale (episode numbers #271 and #272) are being closely guarded. No doubt there are spies and spoilers out there trying to ruin the surprises for Voyager's fans, but until you see it ... at STARTREK.COM, it's just a rumor.

From STARTREK.COM.

(February 23, 2001) 02.23.01 Dispatch: Final Star Trek: Voyager Episodes Information

As Star Trek: Voyager's seven-year journey hurtles towards its exciting conclusion, security surrounding the two-hour finale is tightening up.

Details about the two-hour series finale (episode numbers #271 and #272) are being closely guarded. No doubt there are spies and spoilers out there trying to ruin the surprises for Voyager's fans, but until you see it ... at STARTREK.COM, it's just a rumor.