The contents of the Star Trek: Voyager Season 4 DVDs are as follows:

Disc 1: "Scorpion, Part II" "The Gift," "Day of Honor," "Nemesis"

Disc 2: "Revulsion," "The Raven," "Scientific Method," "Year of Hell, Part I"

Disc 3: "Year of Hell, Part II," "Random Thoughts," "Concerning Flight," "Mortal Coil"

Disc 4: "Waking Moments," "Message in a Bottle," "Hunters," "Prey"

Disc 5: "Retrospect," "The Killing Game, Part I," "The Killing Game, Part II," "Vis a Vis"

Disc 6: "The Omega Directive," "Unforgettable," "Living Witness," "Demon"

Disc 7: "One," "Hope and Fear" & Special Features

Special features:

Braving the Unknown: Season 4
Brannon Braga, Jeri Taylor, and other cast members recall the introduction of Seven of Nine, the loss of Kes, and memorable episodes, including "Year of Hell" and "The Killing Game."

Time Capsule: Seven of Nine
This profile of actress Jeri Ryan, who portrayed Seven of Nine, features several rare interviews and footage of Ryan, including model and publicity shoots taped during her freshman year on the series.

Time Capsule: Harry Kim
A new, exclusive interview with actor Garrett Wang explores the character of Harry Kim throughout the seven seasons of the series. Also included are amusing home movies of Garrett aboard a Star Trek cruise in the Caribbean.

The Birth of Species 8472
Artists and visual effects wizards describe how they gave life to one of the most terrifying creatures in Star Trek lore. Features behind-the-scenes footage of designing 8472, preliminary sketches, and more.

The Art of Alien Worlds
The renowned matte artist Syd Dutton provides a tour of his studio and discusses the artwork seen in several Star Trek films and television episodes.

Photo Gallery

All episodes in the box set are presented in their original full-screen presentation and in Dolby Digital English 5.1 and English Dolby Surround. The box set is not rated in the United States by the Motion Picture Association of America and is rated PG in Canada. Total running time for all seven discs is over 19 hours. The DVDs are sub-titled in English and closed-captioned for the hearing-impaired.