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"Redemption, Part II"
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Episode 201 originally aired 9/23/91. Written by Ronald D. Moore and directed
by David Carson. Guest Starring: Denise Crosby as Romulan Commander
Sela; Tony Todd as Kurn; Barbara Marsh as Lursa; Gwynyth
Walsh as B'Etor; J.D. Cullum as Toral; Robert O'Reilly as
Gowron; Michael G. Hagerty as Larg; Fran Bennett as
Admiral; Nicholas Kepros as Movar; Colm Meaney as Chief Miles
O'Brien; Timothy Carhart as Hobson; Jordan Lund as
Kulge; Stephen James Carver as Helmsman; Clifton Jones as Ensign
Craig.
Stardate 45020.4-45025.4 Picard discovers the Romulans are secretly providing
aid to the Duras family, which is plotting to take over the Klingon Empire.
Meanwhile, Worf joins his brother, Kern, as they try to keep the empire together
under the leadership of Gowron.
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"Darmok"
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Episode 202 originally aired 9/30/91. Written by Joe Menosky and directed
by Winrich Kolbe. Guest Starring: Paul Winfield as Tamarian Captain.
Stardate 45047.2-45048.8 Picard is transported to an unknown world, where
he encounters an alien captain played by Star Trek II's Paul Winfield,
who communicates through metaphors. Unable to understand the captain, Picard
doesn't know if his intentions are hostile or not.
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"Ensign Ro"
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Episode 203 originally aired 10/7/91. Written by Rick Berman and Michael
Piller. Directed by Les Landau. Guest Starring: Michelle Forbes as
Ensign Ro Laren; Ken Thorley as Barber Mot; Cliff Potts as
Admiral Kennelly.
Stardate 45076.3-45077.8 The Enterprise is sent to negotiate a peace between
the Cardassians and the militant rebel leader of the Bajorans, Orta, after
the rebels are suspected of having attacked a Federation colony. Meanwhile,
Starfleet Admiral Kennelly secretly plots with the Cardassians to destroy
the Bajoran leaders.
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"Silicon Avatar"
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Episode 204 originally aired 10/14/91. Teleplay by Jeri Taylor from a story
by Lawrence V. Conley. Directed by Cliff Bole. Guest Starring: Ellen
Geer as Dr. Marr; Susan Diol as Carman.
Stardate 45122.3-45129.2 The Crystalline Entity returns from "Datalore" and
destroys a fledgling Federation colony. The Enterprise pursues the entity
and attempts to communicate with it, while a Federation expert on this
destructive force, Dr. Marr, whose son was killed on Omicron Theta, Data's
planet of origin, is intent on destroying it.
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"Disaster"
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Episode 205 originally aired 10/21/91. Teleplay by Ronald D. Moore from a
story by Ron Jarvis and Philip A. Scorza. Directed by Gabrielle Beaumont.
Guest Starring: Erika Flores as Marissa; John Christian Graas
as Jay Gordon; Max Supera as Patterson; Colm Meaney as Chief
Miles O'Brien; Rosalind Chao as Keiko; Michelle Forbes as Ensign
Ro Laren; Cameron Arnett as Ensign Mandel; Jana Marie Hupp
as Ensign Monroe.
Stardate Unknown. The Enterprise is struck by a deadly natural phenomena
which disables the ship, trapping members of the crew throughout the vessel
while the magnetic field containing the anti-matter in the engine room faces
imminent collapse.
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"The Game"
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Episode 206 originally aired 10/28/91. Written by Brannon Braga from a story
by Susan Sackett, Fred Bronson and Brannon Braga. Directed by Corey Allen.
Guest Starring: Wil Wheaton as Wesley Crusher; Ashley Judd
as Robin Lefler; Colm Meaney as Chief Miles O'Brien; Katherine
Moffat as Etana; Diane M. Hurley as Woman.
Stardate 45208.2-45212.1 While on shore leave, Riker is given an addictive
electronic mind game that rewards the player with an orgasmic-like physical
sensation. He begins to distribute the device aboard the Enterprise, making
the crew pawns of an alien race who have created "the game."
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"Unification, Part I"
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Episode 208 originally aired 11/4/91. Teleplay by Jeri Taylor from a story
by Rick Berman and Michael Piller. Directed by Les Landau. Guest
Starring: Graham Jarvis as Dokachin; Erick Avari as B'Ijik;
Joanna Miles as Perrin; Mark Lenard as Sarek; Stephen D. Root
as K'Vada; Malachi Throne as Pardek; Daniel Roebuck as Romulan
#1; Norman Large as Neral; Mimi Cozzens as Soup Woman;
Leonard Nimoy as Spock; Karen Hensel as Admiral; Majel Barrett
as Computer Voice.
Stardate 45233.1-45240.6 When the Federation suspects the legendary Ambassador
Spock has defected to the Romulans, Picard and Data are sent to Romulus to
ascertain his true motives.
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"Unification II"
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Episode 207 originally aired 11/11/91. Teleplay by Michael Piller from a
story by Rick Berman and Michael Piller. Directed by Cliff Bole. Guest
Starring: Leonard Nimoy as Spock; Denise Crosby as Sela;
Stephen D. Root as K'Vada; Malachi Throne as Pardek; William
Bastiani as Omag; Daniel Roebuck as Romulan #1; Susan Falldender
as Romulan #2; Videl Peterson as D'Tan; Norman Large as
Neral; Harriet Leider as Amarie.
Stardate 45245.8 Picard, who has found Spock on Romulus, learns that the
Vulcan has come to the Romulan homeworld on a secret mission to reunite the
Romulans with their progenitors on Vulcan, but quickly learns that he a pawn
in Sela's plans to invade Vulcan.
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"A Matter of Time"
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Episode 209 originally aired 11/18/91. Written by Rick Berman and directed
by Paul Lynch. Guest Starring: Matt Frewer as Berlingoff
Rasmussen; Stefan Gierasch as Hail Moseley; Sheila Franklin
as Ensign; Shay Garner as Female Scientist.
Stardate 45349.1-45351.9 A mysterious visitor, historian Berlingoff Rasmussen,
who has materialized from the future in a time pod, says he is observing
the Enterprise crew on a critical mission to save an asteroid devastated
planet from environmental destruction.
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"New Ground"
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Episode 210 originally aired 1/6/92. Teleplay by Grant Rosenberg from a story
by Sarah Charno and Stuart Charno. Directed by Robert Scheerer. Guest
Starring: Brian Bonsall as Alexander Rozhenko; Georgia Brown as
Helena Rozhenko; Sheila Franklin as Ensign; Richard McGonagle
as Dr. Ja'Dar; Jennifer Edwards as Lowry.
Stardate 45376.3 Worf's mother brings his son, Alexander, back to the Enterprise
when she realizes that she and her husband can no longer give the youngster
the attention he needs. Meanwhile, an experiment with a new warp field soloton
wave goes awry, jeopardizing the ship.
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"Hero Worship"
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Episode 211 originally aired 1/27/92. Teleplay by Joe Menosky from a story
by Hilary J. Bader. Directed by Patrick Stewart. Guest Starring: Joshua
Harris as Timothy; Steven Einspahr as Teacher; Sheila Franklin
as Ensign; Harley Venton as Transporter Chief.
Stardate 45397.3 The Enterprise discovers the sole survivor of a destroyed
research vessel, the Vico: a boy who's parents have been killed when the
shop was exploring a Black Cluster. The youth, in attempting to cope with
his pain, begins to emulate Data.
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"Violations"
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Episode 212 originally aired 2/3/92. Teleplay by Pamela Gray and Jeri Taylor
from a story by Shari Goodhartz, T. Michael Gray and Pamela Gray. Directed
by Robert Weimer. Guest Starring: David Sage as Tarmin; Ben
Lemon as Jev; Rosalind Chao as Keiko; Eve Brenner as
Inad; Craig Benton as Crewman Davis; Rick Fitts as Dr.
Martin; Doug Wert as Jack Crusher; Majel Barrett as Computer
Voice.
Stardate 45429.3-45435.8 A telepathic alien race, the Ullians, who have the
unique gift of probing humans' long-forgotten memories, are being ferried
aboard the Enterprise when members of the crew begin falling into unexplained
comas.
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"The Masterpiece Society"
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Episode 213 originally aired 2/10/92. Teleplay by Adam Belanoff and Michael
Piller from a story by James Kahn and Adam Belanoff. Directed by Winrich
Kolbe. Guest Starring: John Snyder as Aaron Conor; Dey Young
as Hannah Bates; Ron Canada as Marcus Benbeck; Sheila Franklin
as Ensign.
Stardate 45470.1 A genetically altered society living in a biosphere is
threatened by the approach of a stellar core fragment while Troi falls for
the planet's leader, Aaron Connor.
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"Conundrum"
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Episode 214 originally aired 2/17/92. Teleplay by Barry M. Schkolnick and
Joe Menosky from a story by Paul Schiffer. Directed by Les Landau. Guest
Starring: Michelle Forbes as Ensign Ro Laren; Liz Vassey as
Kristin; Erich Anderson as Keiran MacDuff; Erick Weiss as
Crewman; Majel Barrett as Computer Voice.
Stardate 45494.2 The crew suffers a collective cause of amnesia after they
are scanned by an alien ship and are led to believe they are at war with
the Lysians, a technologically inferior race who, they are told by Executive
Officer Keiran MacDuff, they are supposed to destroy.
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"Power Play"
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Episode 215 originally aired 2/24/92. Teleplay by Rene Balcer, Herbert J.
Wright and Brannon Braga from a story by Paul Ruben and Maurice Hurley. Directed
by David Livingston. Guest Starring: Rosalind Chao as Keiko;
Colm Meaney as Chief Miles O'Brien; Michelle Forbes as Ensign Ro
Laren; Ryan Reid as Transporter Technician; Majel Barrett as
Computer Voice.
Stardate 45571.2-45572.1 Troi, Data and Riker investigate the disappearance
of the starship Essex two centuries before via shuttlecraft, but a fierce
storm forces the ship to crashland. O'Brien transports through to rescue
the others but as they beam out, the spirits of the planet's exiled prisoners
which inhabit the ionosphere possess Data, Troi and O'Brien.
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"Ethics"
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Episode 216 originally aired 3/2/92. Teleplay by Ronald D. Moore from a story
by Sara Charno and Stuart Charno. Directed by Chip Chalmers. Guest
Starring: Caroline Kava as Dr. Russell; Patti Yasutake as Nurse
Ogawa; Brian Bonsall as Alexander Rozhenko.
Stardate 45587.3 Worf is paralyzed when a support beam breaks in the cargo
bay and a container falls on him. Despite the assistance of a renowned
neuro-geneticist, Dr. Russell, Worf insists on committing ritual suicide
rather than accept living his life as a cripple.
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"The Outcast"
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Episode 217 originally aired 3/16/92. Written by Jeri Taylor and directed
by Robert Scheerer. Guest Starring: Melinda Culea as Soren;
Callan White as Krite; Megan Cole as Noor.
Stardate 45614.6-45620.4 While working with Soren, a member of an androgynous
alien race known as the J'naii, Riker and Soren begin to fall in love despite
a prohibition by the planet's leaders which forbids relationships with other
races that have gender. Violation of this law has dire consequences for the
perpetrator.
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"Cause and Effect"
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Episode 218 originally aired 3/23/92. Written by Brannon Braga and directed
by Jonathan Frakes. Guest Starring: Michelle Forbes as Ensign Ro
Laren; Patti Yasutake as Nurse Ogawa; Kelsey Grammer as Captain
Bateman.
Stardate 45652.1 The Enterprise becomes trapped in a time warp in which the
crew is forced to endlessly repeat the same experience in which the ship
faces inevitable destruction after a collision with another starship from
the past.
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"The First Duty"
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Episode 219 originally aired 3/30/92. Written by Ronald D. Moore and Naren
Shankar. Directed by Paul Lynch. Guest Starring: Wil Wheaton as Wesley
Crusher; Ray Walston as Boothby; Robert Duncan McNeill as Nicholas
Locarno; Ed Lauter as Lieutenant Commander Albert; Jacqueline
Brookes as Admiral Brand; Richard Fancy as Captain Satelk;
Walker Brandt as Hajar; Shannon Fill as Sito; Richard Rothenberg
as Cadet.
Stardate 45703.9 At the behest of his squadron leader at Starfleet Academy,
Wesley agrees to cover-up the true facts behind an accident in which one
of his fellow flight team members was killed when his shuttle collided while
attempting to practice a prohibited maneuver for the Academy commencement
activities.
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"Cost of Living"
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Episode 220 originally aired 4/20/92. Written by Peter Allan Fields and directed
by Winrich Kolbe. Guest Starring: Majel Barrett as Lwaxana
Troi; Brian Bonsall as Alexander Rozhenko; Tony Jay as
Campio; Carel Struycken as Mr. Homn; David Oliver as Young
Man; Albie Selznick as Juggler; Patrick Cronin as Erko;
Tracy D'Arcy as Young Woman; George Edie as Poet; Christopher
Halste as First Learner.
Stardate 45733.6 Mrs. Troi returns to the Enterprise in order to marry Campio,
a visiting dignitary she's never met, while a cloud of parasitic particles
released from a destroyed asteroid in the Pelloris Field begins to wreak
havoc aboard the starship.
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"The Perfect Mate"
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Episode 221 originally aired 4/27/92. Teleplay by Reuben Leder and Michael
Piller from a story by Rene Echevarria and Reuben Leder. Directed by Cliff
Bole. Guest Starring: Famke Janssen as Kamala; Tim O'Connor
as Briam; Max Grodenchik as Par Lenor; Mickey Cottrell as
Alrik; Michael Snyder as QOL; David Paul Needles as Miner
#1; Roger Rignack as Miner#2; April Grace as Transporter
Officer; Charles Gunning as Miner #3.
Stardate 45761.3-45766.1 A beautiful empathic metomorph, Kamala, who is intended
to serve a s a peace offering to end a centuries-old war, is freed from stasis
by a Ferengi and seduces Picard.
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"Imaginary Friend"
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Episode 222 originally aired 5/4/92. Teleplay by Edithe Swensen and Brannon
Braga from a story by Ronald Wilderson, Jean Matthias and Richard Fliegel.
Directed by Gabrielle Beaumont. Guest Starring: Brian Bonsall as Alexander
Rozhenko; Noley Thornton as Clara Sutter; Shay Astar as
Isabella; Jeff Allin s Daniel Sutter; Patti Yasutake as Nurse
Ogawa; Sheila Franklin as Ensign.
Stardate 45852.1 The imaginary friend of one of the crew's young daughter,
Clara Sutter, becomes a frightening reality when she threatens to destroy
the ship.
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"I, Borg"
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Episode 223 originally aired 5/18/92. Written by Rene Echevarria and directed
by Robert Lederman. Guest Starring: Jonathan Del Arco as Hugh Borg.
Stardate 45854.2 A wounded young Borg is taken aboard the Enterprise and
taught humanity by the ship's crew. Meanwhile, Picard and Guinan confront
their own personal demons relating to the cybernetic, super race.
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"The Next Phase"
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Episode 224 originally aired 5/11/92. Written by Ronald D. Moore and directed
by David Carson. Guest Starring: Thomas Kopache as Mirok; Susanna
Thompson as Varel; Kenneth Meserole as Ensign McDowell; Michelle
Forbes as Ensign Ro Laren; Shelby Leverington as Brossmer;
Brian Cousins as Parem.
Stardate 45892.4 Ro and Geordi are apparently killed in an explosion aboard
a disabled Romulan warbird, but are actually "phased" into another dimension
where they encounter an evil Romulan Centurion. The duo have to convince
the Enterprise crew that they're not dead before the ship is destroyed by
a Romulan trap.
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"The Inner Light"
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Episode 225 originally aired 6/1/92. Teleplay by Morgan Gendel and Peter
Fields from a story by Morgan Gendel. Directed by Peter Lauritson. Guest
Starring: Margot Rose as Eline; Richard Riehle as Batal;
Scott Jaeck as Administrator; Jennifer Nash as Meribor; Patti
Yasutake as Nurse Ogawa; Daniel Stewart as Young Batal.
Stardate 45944.1 A mysterious space probe disables Picard and sending his
unconscious body to the deck of the bridge. When he awakens, he seems to
be somebody entirely different and the experiences of a lifetime of memories
in a matter of twenty-five minutes.
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"Time's Arrow, Part I"
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Episode 226 originally aired 6/15/92. Teleplay by Joe Menosky and Michael
Piller from a story by Joe Menosky. Directed by Les Landau. Guest
Starring: Jerry Hardin as Samuel Clemens; Michael Aron as
Bellboy; Barry Kivel as Doorman; Ken Thorley as Seaman;
Sheldon Peters Wolfchild as Indian; John M. Murdock s Beggar;
Marc Alaimo as Gambler; Milt Tarver as Scientist; Michael
Hungerford as Roughneck.
Stardate 45959.1-45965.3 Data's head is discovered in a cave on earth, which
prompts the Enterprise to lead an investigation into Earth's past where they
discover aliens abducting humans from the 19th Century to the future.
Additionally, they discover Guinan!
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