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Good Shepherd (Star Trek: Voyager) : ウィキペディア英語版
Good Shepherd (Star Trek: Voyager)

"Good Shepherd" is the 140th episode of the science fiction television series ''Star Trek: Voyager''. It is the 20th episode of the show’s sixth season.
==Plot==
After a routine shipwide efficiency analysis, Seven of Nine determines that three of ''Voyager''s crewmen are not performing at acceptable levels. Whereas such a problem on a starship would normally be remedied by a transfer to less challenging assignments, this option is not available to the crew of the ''Voyager'', which is stranded tens of thousands of light years from Earth.
Captain Janeway decides to take the three crewmen under her wing, and against the advice of Seven of Nine, brings them along on an astronomical study in the ''Delta Flyer'' in order to form a rapport with them. The three crewmen are science officer William Telfer, a hypochondriac; Tal Celes, a Bajoran whose substandard work requires constant double-checking by others; and the asocial Mortimer Harren, who is interested only in cosmological theories and has found an assignment where he can sequester himself on Deck 15 and pursue this subject between occasional duties.
During the mission, an unknown, invisible force strikes the ''Delta Flyer'', knocking its propulsion offline and neutralizing 90% of its antimatter fuel. Janeway transmits a distress call to ''Voyager''. Harren suggests that a comet-like assemblage of dark matter is responsible, and proposes ejecting the remaining antimatter, which will attract another impact; but Janeway declines, arguing that more evidence is needed for Harren’s theory before she will act on it. She decides to fire a photon torpedo at the force.
Suddenly, Telfer begins to dematerialize and disappear. When he reappears, he collapses, with something writhing beneath his skin. Janeway fires a phaser at him when it begins to manipulate his motor neurons, which causes a stick-like entity to burrow itself out of a wound on his neck. Janeway hopes it will now communicate with them, but is frustrated when Harren violates her explicit order and kills it with a phaser.

Janeway takes the ''Delta Flyer'' to a nearby gas giant planet to reinitialize its warp core, but an unseen, invisible object begins displacing the fragments of the planet’s ring, cutting a swath heading straight for the ''Flyer''. Janeway orders the others into the escape pods, but Celes and Telfer adamantly remain, while Harren heads his escape pod for the object in order to give the ''Flyer'' time to escape. Janeway beams him back with the transporter, and then fires the ''Flyer''’s phasers at the object, igniting a chain reaction. A bright light explodes throughout the ''Flyer''.
Janeway awakens in sickbay. First Officer Commander Chakotay explains that after receiving her distress call, ''Voyager'' found the ''Flyer'' drifting above the gas giant with all four crew members unconscious. Janeway observes that in looking for lost members of her flock, the Good Shepherd ended up running into a wolf, but that in the end, she did find them.

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