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Post by kg redhead on Dec 5, 2005 8:36:02 GMT -5
Star Trek collectively refers to six science-fiction television series spanning 726 episodes, ten motion pictures, in addition to hundreds of novels, video games, and other works of fiction, all set within the same fictional universe created by Gene Roddenberry in the mid 1960s.
It depicts an optimistic, almost utopian future in which humanity has overcome sickness, racism, poverty, intolerance, and warfare on Earth, and has united with other intelligent species in the galaxy; the central characters explore the galaxy, discovering new worlds and encountering new civilizations, while helping to promote peace and understanding.
"Star Trek" (or sometimes merely "Trek") is one of the most popular names in the history of science fiction entertainment, and one of the most popular franchises in television history.
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Post by kg redhead on Dec 5, 2005 8:36:48 GMT -5
Star Trek debuted on NBC on September 8, 1966, having aired in Canada some days earlier. Created by Gene Roddenberry, starring William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, and DeForest Kelley, and co-starring James Doohan, George Takei, Nichelle Nichols, and (later) Walter Koenig, it told the tale of the crew of the starship Enterprise of the United Federation of Planets and Starfleet and their adventures "to boldly go where no man has gone before."
The first episode aired, "The Man Trap," was actually the fifth produced. Originally, Roddenberry had created a pilot entitled "The Cage," with a very different cast, led by veteran actor Jeffrey Hunter, which was rejected by the three major television networks of the time. However, the NBC network liked the pilot enough to commission an unprecedented second pilot, "Where No Man Has Gone Before," which featured an almost entirely new cast led by Shatner. Only the character of Spock remained, at Roddenberry's insistence. "Where No Man Has Gone Before" was the third episode aired, while "The Cage" was reworked into a two-part episode, "The Menagerie."
The last original episode, "The Turnabout Intruder," aired on June 3, 1969. The series subsequently became phenomenally popular in syndication, ultimately spawning the film and television sequels that followed. It has in recent years become known as Star Trek: The Original Series, abbreviated as ST:TOS or TOS, to distinguish it from its sequels. All subsequent films and television series, except the animated cartoon series of the 1970s, have subtitles included as part of their official names.
The animated series was aired under the name Star Trek, but it has become widely known as Star Trek: The Animated Series (or abbreviated as ST:TAS or TAS). It was produced by Filmation and ran for two seasons, with a total of twenty-two half-hour episodes. It featured most of the original cast performing the voices for their characters. While the freedom of animation afforded large alien landscapes and exotic lifeforms, budget constraints were a major concern and animation quality was poor.
A few episodes are especially notable due to contributions from well known science-fiction authors. However, the series is not considered to be canon, which has caused controversy among some fans. However, the episode "Yesteryear" is considered a partial exception concerning the events depicted in Spock’s youth. In addition, elements of the animated series have worked their way into canon, such as Kirk’s middle name, Tiberius, first revealed in TAS and made official in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. Star Trek: Enterprise has also incorporated several TAS concepts into canon. So, while the series itself is not strictly canon, it has been used as "canon fodder."
Star Trek: Phase II was set to air in 1978 as the flagship series of a proposed Paramount television network, and 12 episode scripts were written before production was due to begin. This series would have put most of the original crew back aboard the Enterprise for a second five-year mission, save for Spock, because Leonard Nimoy did not agree to return; a full-blooded Vulcan named Xon was planned as a replacement, although it was still hoped that Nimoy would make guest appearances. Sets were constructed and several minutes of test footage were filmed. However, partly because of the popularity of the recently released Star Wars, Paramount decided to make a Star Trek film instead of a weekly television series. The first script formed the basis of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, while two others were eventually adapted as episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
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Post by kg redhead on Dec 5, 2005 8:37:27 GMT -5
Star Trek: The Next Generation (also known, colloquially, as The Next Generation, NextGen, ST:TNG, or TNG) is set nearly a century later and features a new starship (also named Enterprise) and a new crew, venturing where "no one has gone before."
It premiered on September 28, 1987, with the two-hour pilot episode, "Encounter at Farpoint," and ran for seven seasons, ending with the final two-part episode, "All Good Things..." on May 29, 1994. The show gained a considerable following during its initial run. Even during that time, the show was produced solely for syndication.
Star Trek: The Next Generation had the highest ratings of all the Star Trek series and was the number-one syndicated show during the last few years of its original run. Many fans, both casual and "hard-core," often treat The Next Generation as a kind of 'golden age' of Star Trek, primarily because of its broad acceptance, its viewer base, and the active influence of Roddenberry (who was alive during the first part of its run).
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (ST:DS9 or DS9) ran for seven seasons and was the first Star Trek series to be established without any direct input from Gene Roddenberry. It introduced Avery Brooks as Commander (and, later in the series, Captain) Benjamin Sisko, the first African American in the commanding role of a Star Trek series. It chronicles the events surrounding the space station Deep Space Nine. In the first episode, the crew discovers the presence of a nearby stable wormhole, which provides nearly immediate travel to and from the distant Gamma Quadrant. This immediately makes the station an important tactical asset, as well as a vital center of commerce with the largely unexplored area of space.
Deep Space Nine sheds some of the utopian themes that embodied the previous versions of Star Trek, and focuses more on war, religion, political compromise, and other modern issues. Although its ratings were never as high as those of The Next Generation, DS9 remains the most critically acclaimed of the Trek spin-offs.
Star Trek: Voyager (also known as ST:VOY, ST:VGR or VOY) was produced for seven seasons, and is the only Star Trek series to have had a female, Captain Kathryn Janeway, as the commanding officer. Essentially, the U.S.S. Voyager and crew were "lost in space": the series follows the adventures of the starship Voyager and her crew, joined by Maquis resistance fighters, who have all become stranded in the Delta Quadrant, seventy thousand light years from Earth by an entity known as the "Caretaker." Unless they can find a shortcut, it will take them seventy years to return to known space.
Although Voyager's ratings were initially solid, they fell dramatically as the show progressed. It was during this show's run that criticism towards producer Rick Berman began to mount, coinciding with the growth in popularity of online discussion forums that amplified the message of a vocal group of fans who felt Berman was no longer welcome as the franchise leader. With the threat of cancellation, the character Seven of Nine was added, replacing Kes, which, in turn, increased ratings and allowed the series to continue for four more seasons.
Star Trek: Enterprise (named simply Enterprise during its first two seasons, the first few episodes of its third, and abbreviated as ST:ENT or ENT) is a prequel to the other Star Trek series. The pilot episode, "Broken Bow," takes place ten years before the founding of the Federation, about halfway between the "historic" events shown in the movie Star Trek: First Contact and the original Star Trek series. This series depicts the exploration of space by the crew of the Earthship Enterprise, a new, NX-class starship, which is able to go farther and faster than any humans had previously gone.
Star Trek: Enterprise was promoted as being more accessible for newcomers to the Star Trek franchise, as well as for taking place during the formative years of the Federation. Ratings for Enterprise were never particularly strong; and, as it had done during the initial airing of The Original Series, fan support during Enterprise's second and third seasons helped keep the series on the air. During the third season Berman and Braga turned much of their leadership role to writer Manny Coto, but retained final control for themselves. Although the show gained a much more positive reaction from fans during the fourth season, Paramount cancelled the show in early 2005.
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Post by kg redhead on Dec 8, 2005 6:38:25 GMT -5
Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Encounter at Farpoint" September 28, 1987 41153.7 101 & 102
The new starship Enterprise begins its maiden voyage by uncovering the mysteries of an advanced space station.
"The Naked Now" October 5, 1987 41209.2 103
A bizarre virus causes impaired judgment in the crew of the Enterprise.
"Code of Honor" October 12, 1987 41235.25 104
Lt. Yar is abducted by the leader of a people who abides by a strict code of honor, which results in a fight to the death.
"The Last Outpost" October 19, 1987 41194.6 105
An unknown force immobilizes the Enterprise while encountering a new alien threat.
"Where No One Has Gone Before" October 26, 1987 41263.1 106
An alien visitor takes the Enterprise on a wild trip outside of the galaxy.
"Lonely Among Us" November 2, 1987 41249.3 107
A lost entity takes possession of Picard's mind.
"Justice" November 9, 1987 41255.6 108
Wesley breaks a world's trivial law and faces the death sentence.
"The Battle" November 16, 1987 41723.9 109
Captain Picard is reunited with his old ship, the Stargazer, and is lured into a trap by a vengeful Ferengi.
"Hide and Q" November 23, 1987 41590.5 110
Q returns to tempt Commander Riker into joining the Q Continuum.
"Haven" November 30, 1987 41294.5 111
Counselor Troi is visited by her mother who prepares her for an arranged marriage.
"The Big Goodbye" January 11, 1988 41997.7 112
A computer malfunction traps Picard, Data, and Beverly in a 1940s gangster holodeck program.
"Datalore" January 18, 1988 41242.4 113
The Enterprise heads for the Omicron Theta system, home of Data, where he finds and reactivates his twin brother, Lore, and encounter the Crystalline Entity.
"Angel One" January 25, 1988 41636.9 114
The Enterprise visits a world dominated by women to flesh out diplomatic ties and search for survivors of a downed freighter.
"11001001" February 1, 1988 41365.9 115
Curious little aliens, the Bynars, retrofit the Enterprise's computer in a spacedock.
"Too Short a Season" February 8, 1988 41309.5 116
The Enterprise transports a legendary geriatric admiral who must once again negotiate a hostage situation.
"When the Bough Breaks" February 15, 1988 41509.1 117
A mythical planet reveals itself to the Enterprise.
"Home Soil" February 22, 1988 41463.9 118
The crew of the Enterprise discovers a crystalline lifeform with murderous intelligence.
"Coming of Age" March 14, 1988 41461.2 119
While Wesley takes a Starfleet Academy entrance exam, the senior staff of the Enterprise are placed under investigation.
"Heart of Glory" March 21, 1988 41503.7 120
Fugitive Klingons try to hijack the Enterprise.
"The Arsenal of Freedom" April 11, 1988 41798.2 121
The demonstration of an advanced planetary defense system turns deadly.
"Symbiosis" April 18, 1988 Unknown 122
Picard tries to mediate a trade dispute between two neighboring planets.
"Skin of Evil" April 25, 1988 41601.3 123
A vile tar-like creature interferes with a rescue mission and holds Deanna Troi hostage.
"We'll Always Have Paris" May 2, 1988 41697.9 124
Picard meets an old flame, whose husband has created a haywire dimensional experiment.
"Conspiracy" May 9, 1988 41775.5 125
The strange behavior of high-ranking officers leads Picard to uncover a conspiracy within Starfleet.
"The Neutral Zone" May 16, 1988 41986.0 126
A derelict satellite is found with cryogenically frozen humans aboard as the Enterprise is sent to investigate the destruction of outposts near Romulan space.
"The Child" November 21, 1988 42073.1 201
Dr. Pulaski joins the Enterprise while La Forge prepares the Enterprise to carry dangerous plague specimens and Deanna gives birth to a mysterious child, Ian.
"Where Silence Has Lease" November 28, 1988 42193.6 202
The Enterprise becomes enveloped by a "hole in space", but find it's not accidental.
"Elementary, Dear Data" December 5, 1988 42286.3 203
Geordi asks the holodeck to make a Sherlock Holmes villain that can defeat Data.
"The Outrageous Okona" December 12, 1988 42402.7 204
The Enterprise encounters a flamboyant space rogue on the run, while Data learns humor from Joe Piscopo.
"Loud as a Whisper" January 9, 1989 42477.2 205
The Enterprise hosts a deaf empathic ambassador who leads difficult peace talks.
"The Schizoid Man" January 23, 1989 42437.5 206
A brilliant scientist cheats death by downloading himself into Data.
"Unnatural Selection" January 30, 1989 42494.8 207
The Enterprise receives a distress call from the USS Lantree where they find everyone dead from rapid aging and they must find the cause before scientists on a research colony suffer the same fate.
"A Matter of Honor" February 6, 1989 42506.5 208
Riker is assigned to a Klingon vessel during an officer exchange program.
"The Measure of a Man" February 13, 1989 42523.7 209
Data is put on trial to determine if he is a private citizen or Federation property.
"The Dauphin" February 20, 1989 42568.8 210
The Enterprise hosts a young world leader and her mysterious chaperone.
"Contagion" March 20, 1989 42609.1 211
A dangerous alien computer virus runs rampant through the Enterprise after causing the destruction of another Federation vessel.
"The Royale" March 27, 1989 42625.4 212
Riker, Worf and Data become part of a bad novel.
"Time Squared" April 3, 1989 42679.2 213
Picard encounters his double, when the Enterprise becomes caught in a time loop.
"The Icarus Factor" April 24, 1989 42686.4 214
Riker's estranged father pays him a visit.
"Pen Pals" May 1, 1989 42695.3 215
Data befriends a child from a doomed planet.
"Q Who?" May 8, 1989 42761.3 216
Q introduces the crew of the Enterprise to the Borg.
"Samaritan Snare" May 15, 1989 42779.1 217
A group of dimwitted aliens kidnap Geordi to fix their malfunctioning ship.
"Up the Long Ladder" May 22, 1989 42823.2 218
Picard must bring two incompatible cultures together.
"Manhunt" June 19, 1989 42859.2 219
Deanna's mother is in the market for a new husband.
"The Emissary" June 29, 1989 42901.3 220
Worf's ex-girlfriend comes to the Enterprise to help deal with a Klingon sleeper ship.
"Peak Performance" July 10, 1989 42923.4 221
An alien engineer, who leads a starship combat simulation, gives Data a personality complex.
"Shades of Gray" July 17, 1989 42976.1 222
An alien bug bite puts Riker's life in danger.
"Evolution" September 25, 1989 43125.8 301
Nanites escape Wesley's lab, and disrupt an astronomer's critical solar experiment.
"The Ensigns of Command" October 2, 1989 43133.3 302
Data must convince a stubborn colony to give up their homeland under threat of a powerful and mysterious race.
"The Survivors" October 9, 1989 43152.4 303
The Enterprise tries to assist the last two survivors of an annihilated world.
"Who Watches the Watchers?" October 16, 1989 43173.5 304
A holographically camouflaged Federation anthropology station is accidentally revealed to the natives of a primitive Vulcan-like culture.
"The Bonding" October 23, 1989 43198.7 305
A mysterious entity seeks to comfort a boy who has lost his mother in an accident on its planet.
"Booby Trap" October 30, 1989 43205.6 306
The Enterprise falls victim to an ancient booby trap set to snare starships.
"The Enemy" November 6, 1989 43349.2 307
Geordi is trapped with a hostile Romulan, and the two must work together to survive.
"The Price" November 13, 1989 43385.6 308
Troi falls in love with a charismatic negotiator who vies for rights to a wormhole.
"The Vengeance Factor" November 20, 1989 43421.9 309
Riker exposes an assassin in the midst of critical peace talks.
"The Defector" January 1, 1990 43462.5 310
Determined to avert a war, a Romulan Commander defects to warn Picard of his Empire's invasion plans.
"The Hunted" January 8, 1990 43489.2 311
A genetically advanced soldier reveals the hidden past of a world hoping to join the Federation.
"The High Ground" January 29, 1990 43510.7 312
Dr. Crusher is kidnapped by terrorists who want the Federation to get involved in their struggle.
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"Deja Q" February 5, 1990 43539.1 313
The Q Continuum strips Q of his powers, and dumps him aboard the Enterprise.
"A Matter of Perspective" February 12, 1990 43610.4 314
Riker is accused of murder, and the holodeck is used to reconstruct the events from different perspectives.
"Yesterday's Enterprise" February 19, 1990 43625.2 315
An encounter with the Enterprise-C causes a shift in reality.
"The Offspring" March 12, 1990 43657.0 316
Data creates an android child.
"Sins of the Father" March 19, 1990 43685.2 317
Worf goes on trial to prove his father's innocence of treason against the Klingon Empire.
"Allegiance" March 26, 1990 43714.1 318
Aliens kidnap Picard and replace him with a double.
"Captain's Holiday" April 2, 1990 43745.2 319
Picard seeks some much needed shore leave, but gets wrapped up in woman's deadly treasure hunt.
"Tin Man" April 23, 1990 43779.3 320
A gifted telepath Deanna knew as a patient comes aboard to establish first contact with an unknown vessel in proximity of an unstable star before the Romulans do.
"Hollow Pursuits" April 30, 1990 43807.4 321
Lt. Barclay is discovered to have a dangerous obsession with the holodeck.
"The Most Toys" May 7, 1990 43872.2 322
An obsessed collector is determined to add Data to his private collection of unique items.
"Sarek" May 14, 1990 43917.4 323
The Enterprise hosts Ambassador Sarek, but his deteriorating mental health causes unforeseen problems.
"Ménage à Troi" May 28, 1990 43930.7 324
The Ferengi kidnap Deanna, her mother and Riker.
"Transfigurations" June 4, 1990 43957.2 325
The Enterprise rescues a humanoid with amnesia and incredible healing powers.
"The Best of Both Worlds" (Part 1) June 18, 1990 43989.1 326
Picard is kidnapped by the Borg, who begin their invasion of Federation space.
"The Best of Both Worlds" (Part 2) September 24, 1990 44001.4 401
Picard is kidnapped by the Borg, who begin their invasion of Federation space.
"Family" October 1, 1990 44012.3 402
Picard goes to France to visit his family and Worf's human parents come aboard the Enterprise.
"Brothers" October 8, 1990 44085.7 403
Data discovers his maker, Noonien Soong, and brother Lore are still alive.
"Suddenly Human" October 15, 1990 44143.7 404
Picard must help a human boy, raised by aliens, decide his fate.
"Remember Me" October 22, 1990 44161.2 405
After an apparent failure of a warp-field experiment, people begin to disappear from the Enterprise with only Dr. Crusher remembering they ever existed.
"Legacy" October 29, 1990 44215.2 406
Tasha Yar's sister Ishara seeks to restore order on their barbaric colony world.
"Reunion" November 5, 1990 44246.3 407
Worf's ex-girlfriend returns, and along with Picard, the two mediate a Klingon power dispute and Worf discovers more family.
"Future Imperfect" November 12, 1990 44286.5 408
A strange phenomena time-warps Riker sixteen years into the future.
"Final Mission" November 19, 1990 44307.3 409
Wesley's sets off on his final mission with the Enterprise, but becomes stranded with Picard on a desert planet.
"The Loss" December 31, 1990 44356.9 410
An unknown force captures the Enterprise and causes Deanna to lose her empathic powers.
"Data's Day" January 7, 1991 44390.1 411
Data gets dancing lessons in preparation of Chief O'Brien's wedding as the Enterprise brings Ambassador T'Pel to the Romulans for negotiations.
"The Wounded" January 28, 1991 44429.6 412
A rogue Starfleet Captain jeopardizes the Cardassian peace treaty.
"Devil's Due" February 4, 1991 44474.5 413
Picard tries to save a planet terrified a mythic figure from their ancient past has returned to enslave them.
"Clues" February 11, 1991 44502.7 414
The crew is knocked unconscious except for Data after going through a wormhole which appeared in front of an unknown class M planet.
"First Contact" February 18, 1991 Unknown 415
Riker is captured by xenophobic aliens during a botched first contact mission.
"Galaxy's Child" March 11, 1991 44614.6 416
The Enterprise accidentally kills a space creature, and the crew rush to save its unborn child.
"Night Terrors" March 18, 1991 44631.2 417
The Enterprise is trapped in a rift as the crew is plagued by terrifying hallucinations and Deanna has nightmares.
"Identity Crisis" March 25, 1991 44664.5 418
Geordi transforms into an alien creature with strong instinct to return to its planet of origin.
"The Nth Degree" April 1, 1991 44704.2 419
After an encounter with an alien probe Barclay becomes a genius with a mission.
"Q-Pid" April 22, 1991 44741.9 420
Q returns to test Picard's love for an old flame.
"The Drumhead" April 29, 1991 44769.2 421
A witchhunt ensues for suspected Romulan spies aboard the Enterprise.
"Half a Life" May 6, 1991 44805.3 422
Lwaxana Troi finally finds love, but discovers her man must undergo a ritualistic suicide.
"The Host" May 13, 1991 44821.3 423
Dr. Crusher falls in love with an alien man, and discovers his symbiotic attachment with another entity.
"The Mind's Eye" May 27, 1991 44885.5 424
The Romulans brainwash Geordi to carry out a covert mission.
"In Theory" June 3, 1991 44932.3 425
Data begins a romantic relationship with a fellow crewmember.
"Redemption" (Part 1) June 17, 1991 44995.3 426
Worf leaves the Enterprise to join his fellow Klingons in a civil war.
"Redemption" (Part 2) September 23, 1991 45020.4 501
Worf leaves the Enterprise to join his fellow Klingons in a civil war.
"Darmok" September 30, 1991 45047.2 502
Picard struggles to communicate with an alien Captain who speaks in metaphors, before an invisible beast kills them both.
"Ensign Ro" October 7, 1991 45076.3 503
Picard tries to mediate relations between the Bajorans and their enemy the Cardassians.
"Silicon Avatar" October 14, 1991 45122.3 504
The crew with the help of a scientist attempt to communicate with the Crystalline Entity.
"Disaster" October 21, 1991 45156.1 505
Command of the Enterprise falls to Counselor Troi during a crisis.
"The Game" October 28, 1991 45208.2 506
Wesley pays a visit to the Enterprise but finds the crew addicted to a computer game.
"Unification" (Part 1) November 4, 1991 45236.4 507
Spock returns from retirement, and attempts to unify the Vulcans and Romulans in peace.
"Unification" (Part 2) November 11, 1991 45245.8 508
See previous overview
"A Matter of Time" November 18, 1991 45349.1 509
A 26th century time traveler appears on the Enterprise to observe a mission to save a dying planet, but ends up raising the suspicion of the crew.
"New Ground" January 6, 1992 45376.3 510
Worf tries to be a father to his son Alexander while the Enterprise witnesses a new transportation technology.
"Hero Worship" January 27, 1992 45397.3 511
Data saves the life of a young boy, who begins to idolize him.
"Violations" February 3, 1992 45429.3 512
An alien traveling aboard the Enterprise molests Troi through telepathy.
"The Masterpiece Society" February 10, 1992 45470.1 513
The crew tries to save an isolated genetically enhanced human colony.
"Conundrum" February 17, 1992 45494.2 514
The crew's memory is erased, and they attempt to figure out why they are the key part of a war.
"Power Play" February 24, 1992 45571.2 515
Troi, O'Brien, and Data are taken over by entities who want control of the ship.
"Ethics" March 2, 1992 45587.3 516
Worf becomes paralyzed and Dr. Crusher must deal with a controversial surgeon to save his life.
"The Outcast" March 16, 1992 45614.6 517
Riker falls in love with an androgynous being after rescuing some others trapped in "null space."
"Cause and Effect" March 23, 1992 45652.1 518
The crew find themselves repeating the same day, over and over again.
"The First Duty" March 30, 1992 45703.9 519
Wesley gets involved in a conspiracy within Starfleet Academy.
"Cost of Living" April 20, 1992 45733.6 520
Deanna's mother, Lwaxana, returns to marry a man she has never met.
"The Perfect Mate" April 27, 1992 45761.3 521
Picard falls in love with an empathic woman, who is sent to marry an alien leader as a peace offering.
"Imaginary Friend" May 4, 1992 45832.1 522
A child's imaginary playmate threatens the well-being of the Enterprise.
"I, Borg" May 11, 1992 45854.2 523
The Enterprise rescues a Borg survivor, and Picard plans to use him as a weapon against his nemesis.
"The Next Phase" May 18, 1992 45092.4 524
A Romulan accident traps Geordi and Ensign Ro out of phase, while everyone believes they died.
"The Inner Light" June 1, 1992 45944.1 525
A mysterious probe causes Picard to live a lifetime as a married man on an unknown world.
"Time's Arrow" (Part 1) June 15, 1992 45959.1 526
Data is time warped back to San Francisco of the 1800s.
"Time's Arrow" (Part 2) September 21, 1992 46001.3 601
Data is time warped back to San Francisco of the 1800s.
"Realm of Fear" September 28, 1992 46041.1 602
Barclay must overcome his fear of the transporter to solve a mystery.
"Man of the People" October 5, 1992 46071.6 603
A psychic ambassador uses Deanna's mind to influence the outcome of his mission.
"Relics" October 12, 1992 46125.3 604
The Enterprise rescues Mr. Scott who has been trapped in a transporter buffer for 75 years.
"Schisms" October 19, 1992 46154.2 605
Strange aliens abduct, and experiment on the crew while they sleep.
"True Q" October 26, 1992 46192.3 606
Q reveals a secret about a young crewmember.
"Rascals" November 2, 1992 46235.7 607
A transporter malfunction turns Picard, Keiko, Ro and Guinan into children.
"A Fistful of Datas" November 9, 1992 46271.5 608
Data's mind is plugged into the ship's computer, and his wandering thoughts create havoc on the holodeck.
"The Quality of Life" November 16, 1992 46307.2 609
Data believes novel "tools" being used at a mining site are sentient machines, and risks everything to protect them.
"Chain of Command" (Part 1) December 14, 1992 46357.4 610
Picard is relieved of command for a mission where he is captured by Cardassians and tortured by a ruthless interrogator.
"Chain of Command" (Part 2) December 21, 1992 46360.8 611
Picard is relieved of command for a mission where he is captured by Cardassians and tortured by a ruthless interrogator.
"Ship in a Bottle" January 25, 1993 46424.1 612
Barclay accidentally awakens Prof. Moriarty on the holodeck, and the villain takes over the Enterprise.
"Aquiel" February 1, 1993 46461.3 613
Geordi falls for an alien Starfleet officer who is suspected of murder.
"Face of the Enemy" February 8, 1993 46519.1 614
Deanna becomes involved in a Romulan coup.
"Tapestry" February 15, 1993 Unknown 615
An accident kills Picard, and he finds Q waiting in the afterlife to change his destiny.
"Birthright" (Part 1) February 22, 1993 46578.4 616
A engineering experiment accidentally results in Data's first dream. Appearance by Dr. Julian Bashir of DS9.
"Birthright" (Part 2) March 1, 1993 46579.2 617
Worf is told his father is alive, and being held prisoner by the Romulans.
"Starship Mine" March 29, 1993 46682.4 618
Interstellar thieves attempt to steal trilithium from Enterprise during a Baryon sweep at the Remmler Array.
"Lessons" April 5, 1993 46693.1 619
Picard falls for a woman who is serving on the Enterprise.
"The Chase" April 26, 1993 46731.5 620
Picard tries to solve an ancient genetic mystery uncovered by his archaeological mentor, and being ruthlessly pursued by others.
"Frame of Mind" May 3, 1993 46778.1 621
Riker finds himself prisoner in an alien mental institution.
"Suspicions" May 10, 1993 46830.1 622
Dr. Crusher risks her career to solve a murder.
"Rightful Heir" May 17, 1993 46852.2 623
The mythic figure Kahless returns to lead the Klingon people, and creates a crisis of faith for Worf.
"Second Chances" May 24, 1993 46915.2 624
Riker encounters a clone of himself stranded on a planet because of a transporter accident.
"Timescape" June 14, 1993 46944.2 625
The Enterprise is caught in temporal stasis, and on the brink of destruction by the Romulans.
"Descent" (Part 1) June 21, 1993 46982.1 626
The crew encounter a group of Borg, and discover Data's brother – Lore – leading them.
"Descent" (Part 2) September 20, 1993 47025.4 701
The crew encounter a group of Borg, and discover Data's brother – Lore – leading them.
"Liaisons" September 27, 1993 Unknown 702
Picard is marooned on a planet where a mysterious woman wants him to stay and love her.
"Interface" October 4, 1993 47215.5 703
Geordi tries to rescue his mother's starship.
"Gambit" (Part 1) October 11, 1993 47135.2 704
Riker hunts down the mercenaries who are responsible for Picard's murder.
"Gambit" (Part 2) October 18, 1993 47160.1 705
Riker continues to hunt down mercenaries responsible for Picard's murder.
"Phantasms" October 25, 1993 47225.7 706
Invisible parasites, infesting the Enterprise, cause Data to have bizarre dreams.
"Dark Page" November 1, 1993 47254.1 707
A psychic breakdown puts Lwaxana Troi in a coma, and Deanna tries to save her life.
"Attached" November 8, 1993 47304.2 708
Paranoid aliens imprison Picard and Dr. Crusher for espionage.
"Force of Nature" November 15, 1993 47310.2 709
A pair of scientists show that warp drives are harming the fabric of space.
"Inheritance" November 22, 1993 47410.2 710
Data encounters a woman claiming to be his mother.
"Parallels" November 29, 1993 47391.2 711
Worf is caught in alternate universes.
"The Pegasus" January 10, 1994 47457.1 712
The Enterprise is sent with an admiral to locate an old starship Riker served on during a top secret mission, which if uncovered could lead to war with the Romulans.
"Homeward" January 17, 1994 47423.9 713
Worf's human half-brother violates the Prime Directive to save a doomed primitive race.
"Sub Rosa" January 31, 1994 47423.9 714
Dr. Crusher attends her grandmother's funeral, and spends time in her haunted house.
"Lower Decks" February 7, 1994 47566.7 715
Junior officers buck for promotion as one of them is assigned the dangerous task of helping a Cardassian spy.
"Thine Own Self" February 14, 1994 47611.2 716
Data is stranded on a world where he loses his memory and endangers the primitive natives he encounters while Deanna studies to become a bridge officer.
"Masks" February 21, 1994 47615.2 717
The Enterprise finds an ancient library that recreates its civilization by taking possession of Data and transforming the ship.
"Eye of the Beholder" February 28, 1994 47622.1 718
The sudden suicide of a crewman leads to suicidal urges in Deanna as she investigates.
"Genesis" March 21, 1994 47653.2 719
A strange force begins to de-evolve the Enterprise crew.
"Journey's End" March 28, 1994 47751.2 720
Wesley faces his future as the Enterprise is under orders to forcibly remove people from a planet being given to the Cardassians.
"Firstborn" April 25, 1994 47779.4 721
Worf teaches his son Alexander about his warrior heritage.
"Bloodlines" May 2, 1994 47829.1 722
DaiMon Bok returns to enact revenge on Picard, by killing the son Picard never knew he had.
"Emergence" May 9, 1994 47869.2 723
The Enterprise develops a mind of its own.
"Preemptive Strike" May 16, 1994 47941.7 724
Ensign Ro returns with advanced tactical training and is sent by Picard to spy on the Maquis rebellion.
"All Good Things..." May 23, 1994 47988.1 725 & 726
Picard with Q's help travels in time to save humanity.
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