Star Trek Voyager Rewatch

In this episode, Voyager is trapped in the event horizon of a quantum singularity, and the crew must find a way to escape before the ship is destroyed. Meanwhile Captain Janeway must make a decision on a new Chief Engineer.
Like many of the first season episodes, this one centers on one character, namely B'elanna Torres. We gain an understanding as to why she joined the Maquis and her feelings towards Starfleet.
The Doctor's holographic emitters have been affected by the singularity and he finds himself to be shrinking in size.
With an interesting twist, Episode 2, Parallax, does not disappoint.
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Welcome to the first Star Trek Voyager Rewatch Podcast, Episode 1
In this episode you will find:
Voyager embarks on it's first mission to discover the location of a missing Maquis ship, only to be pulled 70,000 light years from home by the mysterious Caretaker.
I love the idea of going back to the basics with Star Trek as a ship of explorers.
Clips of the week go over the biggest decision of the series that will impact it more than any other decision that will be made. Also we listen to Captain Janeway give encouragement to the two crews that they will find a way home.
Finally we finish off with the soon to be popular "Doctor Quote of the Week"
All that and much much more as the Star Trek Voyager Rewatch Podcast reviews the series premiere, The Caretaker.

On an away team mission, Neelix is attacked and has his lungs removed. While the doctor is able to keep him alive with a pair of holographic lungs, Janeway leads a team to find the aliens that are responsible for the attack.
The Star Trek Voyager Rewatch Podcast took a bit of a break recently while I was working on my new site http://www.podcasturbia.com. There you will find a variety of podcasts. Eventually the Voyager Rewatch podcast will move to the new site, but for now continue to enjoy from here.

In this episode, Janeway and Paris encounter a subspace fracture while investigating a global disaster, only to find themselves sent back in time one day prior to the event.
In back to back weeks, we get a temporal mechanics episode. Though this episode was fun and involved conflicts with the Prime Directive, it was lacking in character backstory.
We were able to learn a little more about Janeway and Paris, as well as a discovery to Kes's special ability.
Time and Again may have been better suited later in season 1, but it doesn't disappoint.