The contents of the Star Trek: Voyager Season 2 DVDs are as follows:

• Disc 1: "The 37's," "Initiations," "Projections," "Elogium"
  
• Disc 2: "Non Sequitur," "Twisted," "Parturition," "Persistence of Vision"
  
• Disc 3: "Tattoo," "Cold Fire," "Maneuvers," "Resistance"
  
• Disc 4: "Prototype," "Alliances," "Threshold," "Meld"
  
• Disc 5: "Dreadnought," "Death Wish," "Lifesigns," "Investigations"
  
• Disc 6: "Deadlock," "Innocence," "The Thaw," "Tuvix"
  
• Disc 7: "Resolutions," "Basics, Part I" & Special Features

Special features:

Braving the Unknown: Season 2
Executive producers Rick Berman, Michael Piller, Jeri Taylor and Brannon Braga discuss pushing the envelope and raising the stakes in Season 2, from action-packed episodes like "Deadlock" to the cliffhanger "Basics."

Voyager Time Capsule: Tuvok
A new exclusive interview with Tim Russ explores his role as Tuvok and offers a look into the actor's other creative pursuits, including his music and directing.

Saboteur Extraordinaire: Seska
A profile of recurring character Seska, featuring a new interview with actress Martha Hackett.

A Day in the Life of Ethan Phillips
A rare glimpse into a day on the set with Phillips reveals the lengthy makeup process and shooting schedule for an episode of Voyager.

Red Alert: Visual Effects Season 2
Visual effects producer Dan Curry explores the making of several amazing visual effects, including the landing of Voyager in "The 37's" and the explosive action in "Basics."

Real Science with Andre Bormanis
The Star Trek science consultant discusses astronomical phenomena and other real scientific theories seen on Voyager.

Lost Transmission From the Delta Quadrant
Includes interviews with Kate Mulgrew, Robert Picardo, Dan Curry and Brannon Braga

Text Trivia Version of "The 37's"
This option allows viewers to watch the episode with fascinating trivia on Amelia Earhart, "The 37's" and other Star Trek-related topics.

This set is presented in its original full screen format and in Dolby Digital English 5.1 and English Dolby Surround. It is not rated in the U.S. by the Motion Picture Association of America and is rated PG in Canada. The total running time for all seven discs is approximately 19 hours and 43 minutes. The DVDs are sub-titled in English and closed-captioned for the hearing-impaired.