| Name |
Description |
| The Big Goodbye [1] |
1930's detective stories [2] |
| Charnock's Comedy Cabaret [3] |
20th century comedy establishment [3] |
| Program Paris Alpha-1 [4] |
20th century garage with a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro [4] |
| Lauriento Massage Program 101A [5] |
A beautiful woman gives a massage [5] |
| Desktop Music [6] |
A desktop holodisplay which shows miniature musicians playing. [7] |
| Plasma Plage Containment Module Reproduction [8] |
A desktop hologram of the plasma plague containment module designed by Engineer La Forge. [8] |
| To Whom It May Concern [6] |
A holographic message implanted in Illianas brain and intended to convince those who discovered her android nature not to reveal it to her; includes a subprogram specifically aimed at Data [9] |
| Let Photons Be Free [10] |
A holographic novel losely based on USS Voyager, but emphasising the lack of equal rights for the ship's EMH. [10] |
| Holo Iguana [11] |
A holographic pet created by Doctor Lews Zimmerman, the Holo-Iguana was a permanent feature at his Jupiter Station laboratory. It could talk in a limited fashion, and Zimmerman named it "Leonard". [11] |
| Message To Wesley [6] |
A holographic recording of a message made by Jack Crusher shortly after his sons birth [12] |
| Simulation of Thera [13] |
A holographic simulation of a Xyrillian planet. [13] |
| Lake George [14] |
A Moonlight sail on a New York lake on Earth [14] |
| Vic Fontaine [15] |
A nightclub in 20th century Las Vegas [15] |
| Cafe Des Artistes [16] |
A Parisian cafe [16] |
| Section 31 Vetting Program [6] |
A program designed to test a Starfleet officers loyalty [17] |
| The Temple Of T'Panit [18] |
A program recreating a Vulcan temple which Commander Tuvok used to meditate in. [18] |
| Baseball Greats [19] |
A program which offers the user the chance to play famous baseball players [19] |
| Boreth [20] |
A recreation of a Klingon monastery [20] |
| Slipstream Simulator [21] |
A recreation of the USS Voyager designed to test the Slipstream drive developed by the crew. [21] |
| Lake Cataria [22] |
A romantic Betazoid lake [22] |
| Paris 1928 [23] |
A romantic city on Earth [23] |
| Ktarian Moonrise [24] |
A romantic setting [24] |
| Barclay Programs [25] |
A series of programs in which Barclay played various heroic scenes opposite his shipmates [25] |
| Ktarus weather |
A simulation of the weather patterns on the planet Ktarus. [26] |
| Baseball Stadium [6] |
A stadium in which teams can play; spectators optional [27] |
| Diplomacy Scenario 12-Alpha [28] |
A Starfleet training simulation in which one is required to settle a dispute concerning a valuable planetoid. The dispute involves the Nausicaan, Bolian, Cardassian, Romulan, Ferengi and Bajoran species. [28] |
| Bridge Officer Exam [29] |
A test taken by Starfleet officers [29] |
| Ringed Planet |
A view of a ringed planet from one of it's moons [30] |
| Emergent Life form Holodeck Sequence [6] |
Amalgamation of various programs created by the Enterprise D computer [31] |
| Mars In a 1957 Chevy [6] |
An evening on the hills overlooking utopia planitia [32] |
| Parkland [6] |
An open grassy field, setting for Tasha Yars memorial [33] |
| Rousseau V [30] |
Asteroid belt [30] |
| Velocity [34] |
Athletic game involving phasers and a small hovering puck [34] |
| Alture VII Relaxation Program [35] |
Bathes you in a protein bath and carries you away on a cloud of chromal vapour [35] |
| The Adventures Of Flotter [36] |
Children's program designed to teach ecological relationships [36] |
| Cliffs Of Heaven (Program 47 C) [37] |
Cliff diving on Sumiko III [37] |
| Parallax Colony [38] |
Colony of free thinking individuals [38] |
| Klingon Calisthenics Program [39] |
Combat exercise program in which one battles against alien adversaries [39] |
| Moliere Plays [40] |
Comedic works of a French writer [40] |
| Stano Riga [3] |
Comedy program based on the 23rd century quantum physicists humour. [3] |
| Farouk El-Baz [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| David Livingston [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Tracy Torme [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| John Mason [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Mike Gray [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Burt Armus [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Scott Rubenstein [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Dan Curry [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Wendy Neuss [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Ronald B. Moore [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Ken Ross [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| David Grant [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Ryan Adams [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Phil Bishop [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Craig Weiss [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| David Takemura [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Douglas E. Graves [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Sam Freedle [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Steve Wiener [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Doug Drexler [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Jim Hardy [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Merri Howard [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Jayme Wing [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Adele Simmons [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Wendy Ruiz [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Monty De Graff [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Daryl Baskin [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Jon Koslowsky [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Gary Hutzel [3] |
Comic available as a holographic program on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Gene Roddenberry [3] |
Comic available as a holoprogram on the Enterprise-D in 2365. [3] |
| Program Janeway 7 [41] |
Da Vinci's workshop [41] |
| Desert Sunset [7] |
Desert on a class M planet [7] |
| A Christmas Carol [42] |
Dramatisation of the Dickens book used on the Enterprise-D [42] |
| A Christmas Carol [43] |
Dramatisation of the Dickens book used on Voyager [43] |
| Henry V [44] |
Dramatisation of the famous Shakespeare play [44] |
| Puccini's La Boheme [45] |
Duet from the famous opera [45] |
| Tropical Resort Simulation III [46] |
Earth vacation spot [46] |
| Golf [4] |
Eighteen hole golf course [4] |
| Starship Control Interface [47] |
Equipment created by Lieutenant Barclay which allowed him to control a Starship with his mind [47] |
| Ion Surfing [48] |
Exciting sports program [48] |
| Hoobishan Baths [49] |
Famous baths on Trill [49] |
| Curtis Creek [50] |
Fishing program [50] |
| Altonian Brain Teaser [5] |
Game in which one must turn a large sphere to a single colour [5] |
| Torres Zeta-1 [51] |
Gruesome display of dead Maquis members [51] |
| Enterprise Bridge [52] |
Historical recreation of the Enterprise bridge circa 2265 [52] |
| Danara Pel [32] |
Holographic body created for a Vidiian woman [32] |
| Kabul River [53] |
Horseback riding on Earth's Himalayan mountains [53] |
| Yankees vs. Redsox [54] |
Imaginary baseball game between the 1961 Yankees and the 1978 Redsox [54] |
| World Series [19] |
Includes the last professional baseball game ever played [19] |
| Don Carlo [55] |
Italian opera [55] |
| Kal'Hyah Ritual [56] |
Klingon program designed to prepare a man for his wedding [56] |
| Bat'leth Combat Workout [6] |
Klingon program featuring the famed sword [57] |
| Bat'Leth practice |
Koloth and Dax practice with the Bat'Leth [58] |
| Pleasure Mazes [59] |
Life sized laberynth with sexual encounter in the centre [59] |
| Medical Consultant [6] |
Medical program based on a Cardassian doctor; now deleted [60] |
| Pon Farr Therapy [6] |
Medical program intended to help Vulcans survive their mating cycle [61] |
| Neelix 1 [62] |
Medical program which provides working holographic lungs [62] |
| Denubian Alps [63] |
Mountain skiing program [63] |
| Wooded Parkland [64] |
Natural Earth setting with a stream [64] |
| The Low Note [65] |
New Orleans club complete with Jazz band, 1958 [65] |
| The Pleasure Goddess Of Rixx [66] |
Nog's favourite holo program [66] |
| Battle Of Britain [67] |
Offers the user the chance to participate in air combat during Earth's World War II [67] |
| The Three Musketeers [25] |
One of the Barclay programs featuring Barclay as a master swordsman [25] |
| Calisthenics - Lt. Worf [68] |
One of the programs available in the holodecks of the Enterprise-D, an exercise program designed by Lieutenant Worf in which the user battled various creatures with edged weapons. [68] |
| Scuba Diving, Hanauma bay [68] |
One of the programs available in the holodecks of the Enterprise-D. [68] |
| Shi-Kar Desert survival, Vulcan [69] |
One of the programs available in the holodecks of the Enterprise-D. [68] |
| Carnival Celebration, Rio De Janiro, Earth [68] |
One of the programs available in the holodecks of the Enterprise-D. [68] |
| Racetrack, Longchamps, France, Earth [68] |
One of the programs available in the holodecks of the Enterprise-D. [68] |
| Dixon Hill in "The Black Orchid" [68] |
One of the programs available in the holodecks of the Enterprise-D. [68] |
| Dixon Hill in "The Long Dark Tunnel" [68] |
One of the programs available in the holodecks of the Enterprise-D. [68] |
| Aikido 1 [70] |
One-on-one martial arts training program [70] |
| Ocean View [6] |
Outdoor vista intended to help fight the effects of claustrophobia [71] |
| Gondolas In Venice [72] |
Paddle through the Earth city [72] |
| Scientist Poker [6] |
Play the Earth card game with some of histories great scientists [73] |
| Novice Tennis Tournament [74] |
Program based around the Earth game [74] |
| The Adventures Of Captain Proton [55] |
Program based on a mid 20th century science fiction series [55] |
| Janeway Lambda-1 [75] |
Program based on a romantic novel [75] |
| Beowulf [76] |
Program based on an ancient Earth poem [76] |
| French Resistence [6] |
Program based on the activities of the freedom fighters during World War II [77] |
| The Tempest [31] |
Program based on the Shakespeare play [31] |
| Ice Hockey [18] |
Program created by Tom Paris, based on the Earth game [18] |
| Fair Haven [78] |
Program created by Tom Paris, recreating an Irish town of the late 19th to early 20th century. [78] |
| Son'a Bridge [6] |
Program designed to fool the Son'a into thinking that their collector had worked [79] |
| Vulcan Rage [80] |
Program designed to vent the emotions of hate [80] |
| Boraal II / Vacca VI Transformation [6] |
Program in which one planetscape slowly morphs into another [81] |
| Moonlight On The Beach [6] |
Program intended to create a romantic mood [82] |
| Equestrian Adventure [83] |
Program which allows horse riding [83] |
| Secret Agent [84] |
Program which allows one to play the part of a British secret agent [84] |
| Orient Express [31] |
Program which allows the famed Earthtrain to travel anywhere [31] |
| Rock Climbing [85] |
Program which allows you to climb rocks [85] |
| Ice Skating [18] |
Program which Harry Kim used occasionally [18] |
| Lal Body Choice [6] |
Program which was designed to allow Lal to view various possibly body configurations [86] |
| The Battle of Clontarf [87] |
Recreation of a battle between Irish warriors and Vikings [87] |
| Battle of Clontarf [87] |
Recreation of a battle between vikings and Irish soldiers. [87] |
| Cardassian Sauna [6] |
Recreation of a Cardassian sauna [54] |
| The Battle of Tong Vey [88] |
Recreation of a classic Klingon battle [88] |
| Champs Elysees [89] |
Recreation of a famous section of Paris [89] |
| Battle of Tong Vey [88] |
Recreation of a historical Klingon battle [88] |
| Krios 1 [90] |
Recreation of a Kriosian hall [90] |
| Fishing |
Recreation of a large pond for fishing. [91] |
| King Arthur's Court [49] |
Recreation of a legendary Earth kings court [49] |
| Tauga Station [92] |
Recreation of a scientific research station used in an extradition hearing on the Enterprise D [92] |
| Tarchannen III [93] |
Recreation of a site visited by the USS Victory [93] |
| Dancing Lesson [94] |
Recreation of a typical dancing studio [94] |
| Doctors Family Program Beta-Rho [95] |
Recreation of an idealised Human family; later modified by Torres to become more 'realistic'. [95] |
| Ancient West [96] |
Recreation of an old west drama [96] |
| K'Mtar Alpha-One [97] |
Recreation of Klingon outpost on Maranga IV [97] |
| Sailing ship Enterprise [6] |
Recreation of one of the early incarnations of the famous vessel [98] |
| Paris 3 [99] |
Recreation of Sandrine's, a French bar / bistro [99] |
| Sherlock Holmes Program 3A [100] |
Recreation of some of the stories of Conan Doyle [100] |
| Ba'ku Village [79] |
Recreation of the Ba'ku village intended to allow the transplanting of the Ba'ku people [79] |
| Orbital Skydiving [51] |
Recreation of the dangerous sport [51] |
| Battle Of The Alamo [71] |
Recreation of the famous Earth battle of 1836 [71] |
| Kahless and Lukara [101] |
Recreation of the greatest love story in Klingon history [101] |
| Solanagen Laboratory [102] |
Recreation of the laboratory of the Solanagen based life forms based on the partial memories of their victims [102] |
| Movie House |
Recreation of the old Palace Theater in Chicago, built in 1932. [103] |
| Holodeck File 9140 [82] |
Recreation of the Utopia fleet yards [82] |
| Emerald Wading Pools [37] |
Recreational holo program. [37] |
| Crusades [6] |
Religious warfare on ancient Earth [77] |
| Lake Como [45] |
Restful sailboat trip in Northern Italy [45] |
| Klingon Age Of Ascension [104] |
Ritual based around a warriors coming of age [104] |
| Kayaking [105] |
River sports [105] |
| Black Sea At Night [22] |
Romantic program based around an Earth sea [22] |
| Vulcan Love Slave [106] |
Romantic' novel [106] |
| Brainwash Test Program [6] |
Romulan program designed to test a brainwashed subjects willingness to kill a friend for them [107] |
| The Queens Gambit [108] |
Secret agent adventure [108] |
| Vulcan Love Slave Part II - The Revenge [109] |
Sequel to the popular original program [109] |
| Sigmund Freud [110] |
Session with the legendary psychoanalyst [110] |
| Xyrillian boating [13] |
Simulation of a small rowboat. [13] |
| Kira Simulation [6] |
Simulation of Kira created by Quark for dubious purposes - but modified by Kira to have Quarks head [111] |
| Klingon Capital [13] |
Simulation of the capital city of the Klingon home world in 2151. [13] |
| Einstein Interactive [6] |
Simulation of the famous physicist [47] |
| Transwarp Flight [6] |
Simulation of the shuttle Cochrane [112] |
| Tactical simulation [113] |
Simulation of the Voyager bridge used in field training [113] |
| Socialisation [114] |
Simulation of the Voyager crew to assist Seven of Nine in learning to interact with others [114] |
| Holotargets [115] |
Small mobile holograms used for target practice by Earth's MACO force in the mid 22nd century. [115] |
| EMH Miniature [6] |
Small singing replica of the EMH which he took to giving to his Qomar fans as gifts. [116] |
| Hoverball [117] |
Sport based around a floating ball [117] |
| Sports Program Theta-2 [118] |
Sports program featuring the 2216 olympic gold winning volleyball team [118] |
| Torres 2-1-6 [51] |
Subterranean combat with Cardassian soldiers [51] |
| Jupiter Station Diagnostics [45] |
Test and repair program for EMH's [45] |
| Ohniaka III [73] |
The aftermath of the Borg attack on Ohniaka [73] |
| Romulus [44] |
The Chula valley on Romulus [44] |
| Orion Animal Women [119] |
Tiring program involving three Orion slave girls [119] |
| Day Of Honor [120] |
Traditional Klingon ritual in the caves of Kahless [120] |
| Insurrection Alpha [121] |
Training program designed to explore the possibilities of a Maquis rebellion [121] |
| Celtris III [122] |
Training program for a commando mission on the Cardassian planet [122] |
| Defence Simulations [123] |
Training routine used by Starship crew members [123] |
| Target shooting [124] |
Two player game in which one fires phasers at glowing balls [124] |
| Paxau Resort [118] |
Vacation spot on Talax [118] |
| EMH Singing Upgrade [6] |
Version of the EMH created by Tinku with greatly expanded singing abilities [116] |
| Klingon Battle [6] |
Vicious combat with the House Mo'Kai [77] |
| EMH Program 4 C [125] |
Voyagers EMH personality improvement program [125] |
