11:59 (Star Trek: Voyager) - Note

Note

  • Reference is made to the Y2K glitch which "didn't turn off a single light bulb." This episode was filmed and aired in 1999, and the prediction was nearly correct, as only a few minor incidents were associated with Y2K.

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