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"Displaced" Star Trek: Voyager episode Episode no. Season 3
Episode 24Directed by Allan Kroeker Written by Lisa Klink Production code 166 Original air date May 7, 1997 Guest stars Kenneth Tigar as Dammar
James Noah as Rislan
Mark L. Taylor as Jarlath
Nancy Youngblut as TaleenEpisode chronology ← Previous
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"Worst Case Scenario"List of Star Trek: Voyager episodes "Displaced" is an episode of Star Trek: Voyager, the 24th episode of the third season.
Plot
Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres encounter a temperature sensitive stranger, Dammar on board. Kes is nowhere to be found; she vanished the same time the newcomer appeared.
A short time later, Harry Kim disappears and is replaced with someone in similar garb as Dammar. They are Nyrians, and more of them appear as Voyager’s crew blinks out, one by one, at an interval of nine minutes and twenty-two seconds. At this rate, Voyager will be emptied of her crew and filled with Nyrians in less than a day. The aliens seem nervous and puzzled, but they assist the crew with the information they have.
A Nyrian scientist stuns a guard and teleports Torres away. She materializes in a sunlit garden compound where most of the Voyager crew is milling around, not sure what to do. Captain Janeway confirms that the Nyrians are responsible for their predicament. After the injured security officer is found in engineering, Chakotay discovers the Nyrians are trying to take over the ship. He orders the remaining dozen crewman to fortify the bridge and engineering, but they are quickly overrun. Chakotay and Crewman Genaro (the last two Voyager crew members aboard) attempt to sabotage Voyager. Warp drive is disabled. Genaro vanishes like the rest. Chakotay downloads The Doctor to his mobile emitter before he too is transported to the compound.
A Nyrian spokesperson, Taleen, informs the crew that they are now in their new permanent home and Voyager will be added to the Nyrian fleet. They have a policy of hijacking vessels and colonies in this manner, transporting their populations to compounds specially designed for the comfort of their unique residents.
The crew discovers that the compounds are interconnected when a pleasant yet timid alien called Jarlath walks through a portal from his home compound. A few adjustments to The Doctor's mobile emitter allows him to scan for other portals, and four of the crew go to explore the corridors behind them. Paris and Torres find a number of doors leading to other environments, including a steamy jungle, a volcanic wasteland, and an icy snowscape. A Nyrian patrol surprises them, and they escape into the ice planet habitat. The cold-sensitive Nyrians chase them in, but don't last long in the snowstorm.
Janeway and Tuvok access a database that lists all of the habitats and provides a map: the environments are just big rooms on board a massive starship. They figure out the mechanism that allowed the Nyrians to swap Voyager`s crew with their own. Using it, they transport the half-frozen Torres and Paris back to the Earth habitat, and replace them in the ice caves with Dammar and Rislan, the Nyrian ship hijackers. They are horrified to find themselves in such a frigid environment and agree to give Janeway back her ship. She arranges trips home for all the displaced populations.
External links
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Star Trek: Voyager Season 3 Episodes 1996-1997 Basics, Part II · Flashback · The Chute · The Swarm · False Profits · Remember · Sacred Ground · Future's End · Warlord · The Q and the Grey · Macrocosm · Fair Trade · Alter Ego · Coda · Blood Fever · Unity · Darkling · Rise · Favorite Son · Before and After · Real Life · Distant Origin · Displaced · Worst Case Scenario · Scorpion, Part ICategory:Star Trek Star Trek: Voyager Primary characters Chakotay · The Doctor · Kathryn Janeway · Kes · Harry Kim · Neelix · Tom Paris · Seven of Nine · B'Elanna Torres · TuvokOther topics Categories:- Star Trek: Voyager episodes
- 1997 television episodes
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