"Ex Post Facto" was the 8th episode of Star Trek: Voyager, in the show's first season, aired on 27 February 1995. The episode was written by Evan Carlos Somers and Michael Piller and directed by LeVar Burton.
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Summary[]
When Tom Paris is falsely accused of murdering the Banean scientist Tolen Ren by the dead man's widow, Lidell, his assigned punishment is to relive the dying moments of his supposed victim over and over again.
References[]
Characters[]
- Chakotay • Culhane • The Doctor • Kathryn Janeway • Kes • Harry Kim • Kray • Neeka • Neelix • Kashimuro Nozawa • Tom Paris • Lidell Ren • Tolen Ren • B'Elanna Torres • Tuvok • unnamed Baneans • unnamed Numiri • unnamed USS Voyager personnel (USS Voyager personnel)
- Referenced only
- Jonas Salk • Benjamin Spock • T'Pel • Galen
Starships and vehicles[]
- USS Voyager (Intrepid-class cruiser) • Numiri patrol ship • Banean warship • unnamed type-8 shuttlecraft (Voyager type-8 shuttlecraft)
- Referenced only
- runabouts
Locations[]
- Banean homeworld/Banea (Banea/Banean star system, the galaxy's Delta Quadrant)
- Referenced only
- Teluridian IV (Teluridian star system, the galaxy's Alpha or Beta Quadrants); Numiri star system, the galaxy's Delta Quadrant
Shipboard areas[]
Races and cultures[]
Science and classification[]
Lifeforms[]
Technology and weapons[]
- collimator • communicator • hologram • navigational deflector • spacecraft • shuttlecraft • starship • transporter • viewscreen • LN2 exhaust conduit • microscope • navigational array • neural implant • phase emitter • regenerative shield
Materials and substances[]
- atmosphere • blood • gas • oxygen • water • hydroxyproline • neodextramine
Food and beverages[]
- marob root tea • rolk stew
States and organizations[]
- Federation • Starfleet • Banean Engineering Institute
- Referenced only
- Maquis
Ranks and titles[]
- captain • chief engineer • chief medical officer • commanding officer • doctor • engineer • ensign • Federation Starfleet ranks • Federation Starfleet ranks (2360s-2370s) • first officer • lieutenant • lieutenant commander • lieutenant junior grade • flight controller • medical practitioner • operations manager • nurse • cook • officer • second officer • security chief • tactical officer • engineering physicist • Banean Minister of Science
Other references[]
- anatomy • beaming • clothing • government • homeworld • hair • jumpsuit • language • lifeform • logic • matter • memory • nation-state • orbit • pants • planet • population • psychology • quadrant • races and cultures • rank • space • star • star system • stardate • Starfleet uniform • Starfleet uniform (2366-2373) • technology • title • uniform • universe • war • weapon • atrium • autonomic response analysis • away team • ARA • cloud burst • defense perimeter • dehydration • eclipse • equation • lethal injection • logic • memory engram • Neeka • neural pathway • neurology • neurological analysis • pancreatic scan • red alert • smoking • storm • synaptic failure • telepathy • Vulcan mind meld
Chronology[]
- years prior to 2371
- The Baneans and Numiri become enemies. (prior to episode)
- 2371 (2370s chronology, Voyager's journey)
- Voyager travels near Banea.
Appendices[]
Related media[]
Map of vicinity.
- ST reference: Star Charts
- Depicts maps of the Banean and Numiri systems and vicinity.
Background[]
- Although no stardate was specified in the episode, ST reference: Star Charts marks Banea's way point of Voyager's journey at stardate 48600.
Images[]
Paris and Lidell.
Chakotay.
Connections[]
Timeline[]
| published order | ||
|---|---|---|
| Previous episode: Eye of the Needle |
Voyager episode produced | Next episode: Emanations |
| Previous episode: Eye of the Needle |
Voyager episode aired | Next episode: Emanations |
| chronological order | ||
| Previous Adventure: Prophet Motive |
Next Adventure: Visionary | |
| Previous Adventure: Eye of the Needle |
Journey of the USS Voyager | Next Adventure: Emanations |
External links[]
- Ex Post Facto article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
- Ex Post Facto (Star Trek: Voyager) article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
