Ep 1. The 37's

In Star Trek: Voyager, Season 3 season 2 episode 1, titled "The 37's," the Voyager crew discovers a group of humans who had been abducted from Earth in the 1930s and placed on a distant planet by an alien race known as the Nordics. The episode begins with Voyager encountering a planet that seems to have no signs of intelligent life, but they soon discover an old-style DC-3 aircraft on the planet's surface. Further investigation led them to find a field containing 20th-century vehicles, including a truck, motorcycle, and a rusted-out sedan.

Soon afterwards, the crew's investigation takes a surprising turn when they find a nearby settlement with humans living there. They are shocked to learn that these humans were abducted from Earth in 1937 and have been living on the planet ever since. They have formed their own society, built their own homes, and raised their own food, all while living alongside the technology that they were abducted with.

The Voyager crew quickly establishes communication with the humans, and they learn that the Nordics have been taking care of them all these years, believing it to be their responsibility after having abducted them. The crew also discovers that, much to their surprise, two of the humans are direct descendants of one of the Voyager crewmembers.

As the crew begins to forge relationships with the humans and learn more about their society, they begin to see the benefits of living a simple life. Some crewmembers even begin to consider staying on the planet instead of continuing their journey through space.

However, the situation is not without its complications. The Nordics begin to demand that the Voyager crew leave the planet, warning that the humans should not be exposed to advanced technology. But when one of the members of the settlement falls ill, the Voyager crew must weigh the ethical implications of using their advanced medical technology to help.

As the episode progresses, tensions continue to rise. The Voyager crew must navigate ethical and moral challenges, all while attempting to reconcile the past and present of these abductees and deciding whether to follow their own wishes or the wishes of the Nordics.

Overall, "The 37's" is a compelling episode that explores the intersection of technological advancement and societal values. It is a must-watch for fans of Star Trek and would be a great starting point for those looking to explore the series.