@Database "Star Trek Episode Guide"
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@Node Main "Star Trek Episode Guide"

 @{b}Star Trek Episode Guide, 576 Episodes, 9 Movies@{ub}

 @{"  " Link TOS} The Original Series
 @{"  " Link TAS} The Original Animated Series
 @{"  " Link TOSM} The Original Series Movies
 @{"  " Link TNG} The Next Generation
 @{"  " Link TNGM} The Next Generation Movies
 @{"  " Link DS9} Deep Space 9
 @{"  " Link VOY} Voyager


 Guide Created By : Steven Bryant (amiga@sbryant.freeserve.co.uk)

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@Node TOS "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Original Series - 80 Episodes@{ub}

 @{fg shine}Pilot@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE1} The Cage [#1]

 @{fg shine}Season 1@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE2} The Man Trap [#2]
 @{"  " Link STE3} Charlie X [#3]
 @{"  " Link STE4} Where No Man Has Gone Before [#4]
 @{"  " Link STE5} The Naked Time [#5]
 @{"  " Link STE6} The Enemy Within [#6]
 @{"  " Link STE7} Mudd's Women [#7]
 @{"  " Link STE8} What Are Little Girls Made Of? [#8]
 @{"  " Link STE9} Miri [#9]
 @{"  " Link STE10} Dagger Of The Mind [#10]
 @{"  " Link STE11} The Corbomite Maneuver [#11]
 @{"  " Link STE12} The Menagerie, Part 1 [#12]
 @{"  " Link STE13} The Menagerie, Part 2 [#13]
 @{"  " Link STE14} The Conscience Of The King [#14]
 @{"  " Link STE15} Balance Of Terror [#15]
 @{"  " Link STE16} Shore Leave [#16]
 @{"  " Link STE17} The Galileo Seven [#17]
 @{"  " Link STE18} The Squire Of Gothos [#18]
 @{"  " Link STE19} Arena [#19]
 @{"  " Link STE20} Tomorrow Is Yesterday [#20]
 @{"  " Link STE21} Court Martial [#21]
 @{"  " Link STE22} The Return Of The Archons [#22]
 @{"  " Link STE23} Space Seed [#23]
 @{"  " Link STE24} A Taste Of Armageddon [#24]
 @{"  " Link STE25} This Side Of Paradise [#25]
 @{"  " Link STE26} The Devil In The Dark [#26]
 @{"  " Link STE27} Errand Of Mercy [#27]
 @{"  " Link STE28} The Alternative Factor [#28]
 @{"  " Link STE29} The City On The Edge Of Forever [#29]
 @{"  " Link STE30} Operation -- Annihilate! [#30]

 @{fg shine}Season 2@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE31} Amok Time [#31]
 @{"  " Link STE32} Who Mourns For Adonais? [#32]
 @{"  " Link STE33} The Changeling [#33]
 @{"  " Link STE34} Mirror, Mirror [#34]
 @{"  " Link STE35} The Apple [#35]
 @{"  " Link STE36} The Doomsday Machine [#36]
 @{"  " Link STE37} Catspaw [#37]
 @{"  " Link STE38} I, Mudd [#38]
 @{"  " Link STE39} Metamorphosis [#39]
 @{"  " Link STE40} Journey To Babel [#40]
 @{"  " Link STE41} Friday's Child [#41]
 @{"  " Link STE42} The Deadly Years [#42]
 @{"  " Link STE43} Obsession [#43]
 @{"  " Link STE44} Wolf In The Fold [#44]
 @{"  " Link STE45} The Trouble With Tribbles [#45]
 @{"  " Link STE46} The Gamesters Of Triskelion [#46]
 @{"  " Link STE47} A Piece Of The Action [#47]
 @{"  " Link STE48} The Immunity Syndrome [#48]
 @{"  " Link STE49} A Private Little War [#49]
 @{"  " Link STE50} Patterns Of Force [#50]
 @{"  " Link STE51} Return To Tomorrow [#51]
 @{"  " Link STE52} By Any Other Name [#52]
 @{"  " Link STE53} The Omega Glory [#53]
 @{"  " Link STE54} The Ultimate Computer [#54]
 @{"  " Link STE55} Bread And Circuses [#55]
 @{"  " Link STE56} Assignment: Earth [#56]

 @{fg shine}Season 3@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE57} Spock's Brain [#57]
 @{"  " Link STE58} The Enterprise Incident [#58]
 @{"  " Link STE59} The Paradise Syndrome [#59]
 @{"  " Link STE60} And The Children Shall Lead [#60]
 @{"  " Link STE61} Is There In Truth No Beauty? [#61]
 @{"  " Link STE62} Spectre Of The Gun [#62]
 @{"  " Link STE63} Day Of The Dove [#63]
 @{"  " Link STE64} For The World Is Hollow And I Have Touched The Sky [#64]
 @{"  " Link STE65} The Tholian Web [#65]
 @{"  " Link STE66} Plato's Stepchildren [#66]
 @{"  " Link STE67} Wink Of An Eye [#67]
 @{"  " Link STE68} The Empath [#68]
 @{"  " Link STE69} Elaan Of Troyius [#69]
 @{"  " Link STE70} Whom Gods Destroy [#70]
 @{"  " Link STE71} Let That Be Your Last Battlefield [#71]
 @{"  " Link STE72} The Mark Of Gideon [#72]
 @{"  " Link STE73} That Which Survives [#73]
 @{"  " Link STE74} The Lights Of Zetar [#74]
 @{"  " Link STE75} The Way To Eden [#75]
 @{"  " Link STE76} Requiem For Methuselah [#76]
 @{"  " Link STE77} The Cloud Minders [#77]
 @{"  " Link STE78} The Savage Curtain [#78]
 @{"  " Link STE79} All Our Yesterdays [#79]
 @{"  " Link STE80} Turnabout Intruder [#80]
 
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@Node TAS "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes@{ub}

 @{"  " Link STE81} Yesteryear [#1]
 @{"  " Link STE82} One Of Our Planets Is Missing [#2]
 @{"  " Link STE83} The Lorelei Signal [#3]
 @{"  " Link STE84} More Tribbles, More Troubles [#4]
 @{"  " Link STE85} The Survivor [#5]
 @{"  " Link STE86} The Infinite Vulcan [#6]
 @{"  " Link STE87} The Magicks Of Megas-Tu [#7]
 @{"  " Link STE88} Once Upon A Planet [#8]
 @{"  " Link STE89} Mudd's Passion [#9]
 @{"  " Link STE90} The Terratin Incident [#10]
 @{"  " Link STE91} Time Trap [#11]
 @{"  " Link STE92} The Ambergris Element [#12]
 @{"  " Link STE93} Slaver Weapon [#13]
 @{"  " Link STE94} Beyond The Farthest Star [#14]
 @{"  " Link STE95} The Eye Of The Beholder [#15]
 @{"  " Link STE96} Jihad [#16]
 @{"  " Link STE97} The Pirates Of Orion [#17]
 @{"  " Link STE98} Bem [#18]
 @{"  " Link STE99} Practical Joker [#19]
 @{"  " Link STE100} Albatross [#20]
 @{"  " Link STE101} How Sharper Than A Serpent's Tooth [#21]
 @{"  " Link STE102} The Counter-Clock Incident [#22]
 
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@Node TOSM "The Original Series Movies - 6 Movies"

 @{b}The Original Series Movies - 6 Movies@{ub}

 @{"  " Link STE103} The Motion Picture [#1]
 @{"  " Link STE104} The Wrath Of Khan [#2]
 @{"  " Link STE105} The Search For Spock [#3]
 @{"  " Link STE106} The Voyage Home [#4]
 @{"  " Link STE107} The Final Frontier [#5]
 @{"  " Link STE108} The Undiscovered Country [#6]
 
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@Node TNG "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Next Generation - 178 Episodes@{ub}

 @{fg shine}Season 1@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE109} Encounter At Farpoint, Part 1 [#1]
 @{"  " Link STE110} Encounter At Farpoint, Part 2 [#2]
 @{"  " Link STE111} The Naked Now [#3]
 @{"  " Link STE112} Code Of Honor [#4]
 @{"  " Link STE113} The Last Outpost [#5]
 @{"  " Link STE114} Where No One Has Gone Before [#6]
 @{"  " Link STE115} Lonely Among Us [#7]
 @{"  " Link STE116} Justice [#8]
 @{"  " Link STE117} The Battle [#9]
 @{"  " Link STE118} Hide And Q [#10]
 @{"  " Link STE119} Haven [#11]
 @{"  " Link STE120} The Big Goodbye [#12]
 @{"  " Link STE121} Datalore [#13]
 @{"  " Link STE122} Angel One [#14]
 @{"  " Link STE123} 11001001 [#15]
 @{"  " Link STE124} Too Short A Season [#16]
 @{"  " Link STE125} When The Bough Breaks [#17]
 @{"  " Link STE126} Home Soil [#18]
 @{"  " Link STE127} Coming Of Age [#19]
 @{"  " Link STE128} Heart Of Glory [#20]
 @{"  " Link STE129} The Arsenal Of Freedom [#21]
 @{"  " Link STE130} Symbiosis [#22]
 @{"  " Link STE131} Skin Of Evil [#23]
 @{"  " Link STE132} We'll Always Have Paris [#24]
 @{"  " Link STE133} Conspiracy [#25]
 @{"  " Link STE134} The Neutral Zone [#26]

 @{fg shine}Season 2@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE135} The Child [#27]
 @{"  " Link STE136} Where Silence Has Lease [#28]
 @{"  " Link STE137} Elementary, Dear Data [#29]
 @{"  " Link STE138} The Outrageous Okona [#30]
 @{"  " Link STE139} Loud As A Whisper [#31]
 @{"  " Link STE140} The Schizoid Man [#32]
 @{"  " Link STE141} Unnatural Selection [#33]
 @{"  " Link STE142} A Matter Of Honor [#34]
 @{"  " Link STE143} The Measure Of A Man [#35]
 @{"  " Link STE144} The Dauphin [#36]
 @{"  " Link STE145} Contagion [#37]
 @{"  " Link STE146} The Royale [#38]
 @{"  " Link STE147} Time Squared [#39]
 @{"  " Link STE148} The Icarus Factor [#40]
 @{"  " Link STE149} Pen Pals [#41]
 @{"  " Link STE150} Q Who? [#42]
 @{"  " Link STE151} Samaritan Snare [#43]
 @{"  " Link STE152} Up The Long Ladder [#44]
 @{"  " Link STE153} Manhunt [#45]
 @{"  " Link STE154} The Emissary [#46]
 @{"  " Link STE155} Peak Performance [#47]
 @{"  " Link STE156} Shades Of Grey [#48]

 @{fg shine}Season 3@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE157} Evolution [#49]
 @{"  " Link STE158} The Ensigns Of Command [#50]
 @{"  " Link STE159} The Survivors [#51]
 @{"  " Link STE160} Who Watches The Watchers? [#52]
 @{"  " Link STE161} The Bonding [#53]
 @{"  " Link STE162} Booby Trap [#54]
 @{"  " Link STE163} The Enemy [#55]
 @{"  " Link STE164} The Price [#56]
 @{"  " Link STE165} The Vengeance Factor [#57]
 @{"  " Link STE166} The Defector [#58]
 @{"  " Link STE167} The Hunted [#59]
 @{"  " Link STE168} The High Ground [#60]
 @{"  " Link STE169} Deja Q [#61]
 @{"  " Link STE170} A Matter Of Perspective [#62]
 @{"  " Link STE171} Yesterday's Enterprise [#63]
 @{"  " Link STE172} The Offspring [#64]
 @{"  " Link STE173} Sins Of The Father [#65]
 @{"  " Link STE174} Allegiance [#66]
 @{"  " Link STE175} Captain's Holiday [#67]
 @{"  " Link STE176} Tin Man [#68]
 @{"  " Link STE177} Hollow Pursuits [#69]
 @{"  " Link STE178} The Most Toys [#70]
 @{"  " Link STE179} Sarek [#71]
 @{"  " Link STE180} Menage A Troi [#72]
 @{"  " Link STE181} Transfigurations [#73]
 @{"  " Link STE182} The Best Of Both Worlds, Part 1 [#74]

 @{fg shine}Season 4@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE183} The Best Of Both Worlds, Part 2 [#75]
 @{"  " Link STE184} Family [#76]
 @{"  " Link STE185} Brothers [#77]
 @{"  " Link STE186} Suddenly Human [#78]
 @{"  " Link STE187} Remember Me [#79]
 @{"  " Link STE188} Legacy [#80]
 @{"  " Link STE189} Reunion [#81]
 @{"  " Link STE190} Future Imperfect [#82]
 @{"  " Link STE191} Final Mission [#83]
 @{"  " Link STE192} The Loss [#84]
 @{"  " Link STE193} Data's Day [#85]
 @{"  " Link STE194} The Wounded [#86]
 @{"  " Link STE195} Devil's Due [#87]
 @{"  " Link STE196} Clues [#88]
 @{"  " Link STE197} First Contact [#89]
 @{"  " Link STE198} Galaxy's Child [#90]
 @{"  " Link STE199} Night Terrors [#91]
 @{"  " Link STE200} Identity Crisis [#92]
 @{"  " Link STE201} The Nth Degree [#93]
 @{"  " Link STE202} Qpid [#94]
 @{"  " Link STE203} The Drumhead [#95]
 @{"  " Link STE204} Half A Life [#96]
 @{"  " Link STE205} The Host [#97]
 @{"  " Link STE206} The Mind's Eye [#98]
 @{"  " Link STE207} In Theory [#99]
 @{"  " Link STE208} Redemption, Part 1 [#100]

 @{fg shine}Season 5@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE209} Redemption, Part 2 [#101]
 @{"  " Link STE210} Darmok [#102]
 @{"  " Link STE211} Ensign Ro [#103]
 @{"  " Link STE212} Silicon Avatar [#104]
 @{"  " Link STE213} Disaster [#105]
 @{"  " Link STE214} The Game [#106]
 @{"  " Link STE215} Unification, Part 1 [#107]
 @{"  " Link STE216} Unification, Part 2 [#108]
 @{"  " Link STE217} A Matter Of Time [#109]
 @{"  " Link STE218} New Ground [#110]
 @{"  " Link STE219} Hero Worship [#111]
 @{"  " Link STE220} Violations [#112]
 @{"  " Link STE221} The Masterpiece Society [#113]
 @{"  " Link STE222} Conundrum [#114]
 @{"  " Link STE223} Power Play [#115]
 @{"  " Link STE224} Ethics [#116]
 @{"  " Link STE225} The Outcast [#117]
 @{"  " Link STE226} Cause And Effect [#118]
 @{"  " Link STE227} The First Duty [#119]
 @{"  " Link STE228} Cost Of Living [#120]
 @{"  " Link STE229} The Perfect Mate [#121]
 @{"  " Link STE230} Imaginary Friend [#122]
 @{"  " Link STE231} I, Borg [#123]
 @{"  " Link STE232} The Next Phase [#124]
 @{"  " Link STE233} The Inner Light [#125]
 @{"  " Link STE234} Time's Arrow, Part 1 [#126]

 @{fg shine}Season 6@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE235} Time's Arrow, Part 2 [#127]
 @{"  " Link STE236} Realm Of Fear [#128]
 @{"  " Link STE237} Man Of The People [#129]
 @{"  " Link STE238} Relics [#130]
 @{"  " Link STE239} Schisms [#131]
 @{"  " Link STE240} True Q [#132]
 @{"  " Link STE241} Rascals [#133]
 @{"  " Link STE242} A Fistful Of Datas [#134]
 @{"  " Link STE243} The Quality Of Life [#135]
 @{"  " Link STE244} Chain Of Command, Part 1 [#136]
 @{"  " Link STE245} Chain Of Command, Part 2 [#137]
 @{"  " Link STE246} Ship In A Bottle [#138]
 @{"  " Link STE247} Aquiel [#139]
 @{"  " Link STE248} Face Of The Enemy [#140]
 @{"  " Link STE249} Tapestry [#141]
 @{"  " Link STE250} Birthright, Part 1 [#142]
 @{"  " Link STE251} Birthright, Part 2 [#143]
 @{"  " Link STE252} Starship Mine [#144]
 @{"  " Link STE253} Lessons [#145]
 @{"  " Link STE254} The Chase [#146]
 @{"  " Link STE255} Frame Of Mind [#147]
 @{"  " Link STE256} Suspicions [#148]
 @{"  " Link STE257} Rightful Heir [#149]
 @{"  " Link STE258} Second Chances [#150]
 @{"  " Link STE259} Timescape [#151]
 @{"  " Link STE260} Descent, Part 1 [#152]

 @{fg shine}Season 7@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE261} Descent, Part 2 [#153]
 @{"  " Link STE262} Liaisons [#154]
 @{"  " Link STE263} Interface [#155]
 @{"  " Link STE264} Gambit, Part 1 [#156]
 @{"  " Link STE265} Gambit, Part 2 [#157]
 @{"  " Link STE266} Phantasms [#158]
 @{"  " Link STE267} Dark Page [#159]
 @{"  " Link STE268} Attached [#160]
 @{"  " Link STE269} Force of Nature [#161]
 @{"  " Link STE270} Inheritance [#162]
 @{"  " Link STE271} Parallels [#163]
 @{"  " Link STE272} The Pegasus [#164]
 @{"  " Link STE273} Homeward [#165]
 @{"  " Link STE274} Sub Rosa [#166]
 @{"  " Link STE275} Lower Decks [#167]
 @{"  " Link STE276} Thine Own Self [#168]
 @{"  " Link STE277} Masks [#169]
 @{"  " Link STE278} Eye Of The Beholder [#170]
 @{"  " Link STE279} Genesis [#171]
 @{"  " Link STE280} Journey's End [#172]
 @{"  " Link STE281} Firstborn [#173]
 @{"  " Link STE282} Bloodlines [#174]
 @{"  " Link STE283} Emergence [#175]
 @{"  " Link STE284} Preemptive Strike [#176]
 @{"  " Link STE285} All Good Things..., Part 1 [#177]
 @{"  " Link STE286} All Good Things..., Part 2 [#178]
 
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@Node TNGM "The Next Generation Movies - 3 Movies"

 @{b}The Next Generation Movies - 3 Movies@{ub}

 @{"  " Link STE287} Generations [#1]
 @{"  " Link STE288} First Contact [#2]
 @{"  " Link STE289} Insurrection [#3]
 
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@Node DS9 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes@{ub}

 @{fg shine}Season 1@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE290} Emissary, Part 1 [#1]
 @{"  " Link STE291} Emissary, Part 2 [#2]
 @{"  " Link STE292} Past Prologue [#3]
 @{"  " Link STE293} A Man Alone [#4]
 @{"  " Link STE294} Babel [#5]
 @{"  " Link STE295} Captive Pursuit [#6]
 @{"  " Link STE296} Q-Less [#7]
 @{"  " Link STE297} Dax [#8]
 @{"  " Link STE298} The Passenger [#9]
 @{"  " Link STE299} Move Along Home [#10]
 @{"  " Link STE300} The Nagus [#11]
 @{"  " Link STE301} Vortex [#12]
 @{"  " Link STE302} Battle Lines [#13]
 @{"  " Link STE303} The Storyteller [#14]
 @{"  " Link STE304} Progress [#15]
 @{"  " Link STE305} If Wishes Were Horses [#16]
 @{"  " Link STE306} The Forsaken [#17]
 @{"  " Link STE307} Dramatis Personae [#18]
 @{"  " Link STE308} Duet [#19]
 @{"  " Link STE309} In The Hands Of The Prophets [#20]

 @{fg shine}Season 2@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE310} The Homecoming [#21]
 @{"  " Link STE311} The Circle [#22]
 @{"  " Link STE312} The Siege [#23]
 @{"  " Link STE313} Invasive Procedure [#24]
 @{"  " Link STE314} Cardassians [#25]
 @{"  " Link STE315} Melora [#26]
 @{"  " Link STE316} Rules Of Acquisition [#27]
 @{"  " Link STE317} Necessary Evil [#28]
 @{"  " Link STE318} Second Sight [#29]
 @{"  " Link STE319} Sanctuary [#30]
 @{"  " Link STE320} Rivals [#31]
 @{"  " Link STE321} The Alternate [#32]
 @{"  " Link STE322} Armageddon Game [#33]
 @{"  " Link STE323} Whispers [#34]
 @{"  " Link STE324} Paradise [#35]
 @{"  " Link STE325} Shadowplay [#36]
 @{"  " Link STE326} Playing God [#37]
 @{"  " Link STE327} Profit And Loss [#38]
 @{"  " Link STE328} Blood Oath [#39]
 @{"  " Link STE329} The Maquis, Part 1 [#40]
 @{"  " Link STE330} The Maquis, Part 2 [#41]
 @{"  " Link STE331} The Wire [#42]
 @{"  " Link STE332} Crossover [#43]
 @{"  " Link STE333} The Collaborator [#44]
 @{"  " Link STE334} Tribunal [#45]
 @{"  " Link STE335} The Jem'Hadar [#46]

 @{fg shine}Season 3@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE336} The Search, Part 1 [#47]
 @{"  " Link STE337} The Search, Part 2 [#48]
 @{"  " Link STE338} The House Of Quark [#49]
 @{"  " Link STE339} Equilibrium [#50]
 @{"  " Link STE340} Second Skin [#51]
 @{"  " Link STE341} The Abandoned [#52]
 @{"  " Link STE342} Civil Defense [#53]
 @{"  " Link STE343} Meridian [#54]
 @{"  " Link STE344} Defiant [#55]
 @{"  " Link STE345} Fascination [#56]
 @{"  " Link STE346} Past Tense, Part 1 [#57]
 @{"  " Link STE347} Past Tense, Part 2 [#58]
 @{"  " Link STE348} Life Support [#59]
 @{"  " Link STE349} Heart Of Stone [#60]
 @{"  " Link STE350} Destiny [#61]
 @{"  " Link STE351} Prophet Motive [#62]
 @{"  " Link STE352} Visionary [#63]
 @{"  " Link STE353} Distant Voices [#64]
 @{"  " Link STE354} Through The Looking Glass [#65]
 @{"  " Link STE355} Improbable Cause [#66]
 @{"  " Link STE356} The Die Is Cast [#67]
 @{"  " Link STE357} Explorers [#68]
 @{"  " Link STE358} Family Business [#69]
 @{"  " Link STE359} Shakaar [#70]
 @{"  " Link STE360} Facets [#71]
 @{"  " Link STE361} The Adversary [#72]

 @{fg shine}Season 4@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE362} Way Of The Warrior, Part 1 [#73]
 @{"  " Link STE363} Way Of The Warrior, Part 2 [#74]
 @{"  " Link STE364} The Visitor [#75]
 @{"  " Link STE365} Hippocratic Oath [#76]
 @{"  " Link STE366} Indiscretion [#77]
 @{"  " Link STE367} Rejoined [#78]
 @{"  " Link STE368} Starship Down [#79]
 @{"  " Link STE369} Little Green Men [#80]
 @{"  " Link STE370} Sword Of Kahless [#81]
 @{"  " Link STE371} Our Man Bashir [#82]
 @{"  " Link STE372} Homefront [#83]
 @{"  " Link STE373} Paradise Lost [#84]
 @{"  " Link STE374} Crossfire [#85]
 @{"  " Link STE375} Return To Grace [#86]
 @{"  " Link STE376} The Sons Of Mogh [#87]
 @{"  " Link STE377} Bar Association [#88]
 @{"  " Link STE378} Accession [#89]
 @{"  " Link STE379} Rules Of Engagement [#90]
 @{"  " Link STE380} Hard Time [#91]
 @{"  " Link STE381} Shattered Mirror [#92]
 @{"  " Link STE382} The Muse [#93]
 @{"  " Link STE383} For The Cause [#94]
 @{"  " Link STE384} To The Death [#95]
 @{"  " Link STE385} The Quickening [#96]
 @{"  " Link STE386} Body Parts [#97]
 @{"  " Link STE387} Broken Link [#98]

 @{fg shine}Season 5@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE388} Apocalypse Rising [#99]
 @{"  " Link STE389} The Ship [#100]
 @{"  " Link STE390} Looking For par'Mach In All The Wrong Places [#101]
 @{"  " Link STE391} ...Nor The Battle To The Strong [#102]
 @{"  " Link STE392} The Assignment [#103]
 @{"  " Link STE393} Trials And Tribble-ations [#104]
 @{"  " Link STE394} Let He Who Is Without Sin... [#105]
 @{"  " Link STE395} Things Past [#106]
 @{"  " Link STE396} The Ascent [#107]
 @{"  " Link STE397} Rapture [#108]
 @{"  " Link STE398} The Darkness And The Light [#109]
 @{"  " Link STE399} The Begotten [#110]
 @{"  " Link STE400} For The Uniform [#111]
 @{"  " Link STE401} In Purgatory's Shadow [#112]
 @{"  " Link STE402} By Inferno's Light [#113]
 @{"  " Link STE403} Doctor Bashir, I Presume? [#114]
 @{"  " Link STE404} A Simple Investigation [#115]
 @{"  " Link STE405} Business As Usual [#116]
 @{"  " Link STE406} Ties Of Blood And Water [#117]
 @{"  " Link STE407} Ferengi Love Songs [#118]
 @{"  " Link STE408} Soldiers Of The Empire [#119]
 @{"  " Link STE409} Children Of Time [#120]
 @{"  " Link STE410} Blaze Of Glory [#121]
 @{"  " Link STE411} Empok Nor [#122]
 @{"  " Link STE412} In The Cards [#123]
 @{"  " Link STE413} Call To Arms [#124]

 @{fg shine}Season 6@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE414} A Time To Stand [#125]
 @{"  " Link STE415} Rocks And Shoals [#126]
 @{"  " Link STE416} Sons And Daughters [#127]
 @{"  " Link STE417} Behind The Lines [#128]
 @{"  " Link STE418} Favor The Bold [#129]
 @{"  " Link STE419} Sacrifice Of Angels [#130]
 @{"  " Link STE420} You Are Cordially Invited [#131]
 @{"  " Link STE421} Resurrection [#132]
 @{"  " Link STE422} Statistical Probabilities [#133]
 @{"  " Link STE423} The Magnificent Ferengi [#134]
 @{"  " Link STE424} Waltz [#135]
 @{"  " Link STE425} Who Mourns For Morn? [#136]
 @{"  " Link STE426} Far Beyond The Stars [#137]
 @{"  " Link STE427} One Little Ship [#138]
 @{"  " Link STE428} Honor Among Thieves [#139]
 @{"  " Link STE429} Change Of Heart [#140]
 @{"  " Link STE430} Wrongs Darker Than Death Or Night [#141]
 @{"  " Link STE431} Inquisition [#142]
 @{"  " Link STE432} In The Pale Moonlight [#143]
 @{"  " Link STE433} His Way [#144]
 @{"  " Link STE434} The Reckoning [#145]
 @{"  " Link STE435} Valiant [#146]
 @{"  " Link STE436} Profit And Lace [#147]
 @{"  " Link STE437} Time's Orphan [#148]
 @{"  " Link STE438} The Sound Of Her Voice [#149]
 @{"  " Link STE439} Tears Of The Prophets [#150]

 @{fg shine}Season 7@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE440} Images In The Sand [#151]
 @{"  " Link STE441} Shadows And Symbols [#152]
 @{"  " Link STE442} Afterimage [#153]
 @{"  " Link STE443} Take Me Out To The Holosuite [#154]
 @{"  " Link STE444} Chrysalis [#155]
 @{"  " Link STE445} Treachery, Faith And The Great River [#156]
 @{"  " Link STE446} Once More Unto The Breach [#157]
 @{"  " Link STE447} The Siege Of AR-558 [#158]
 @{"  " Link STE448} Covenant [#159]
 @{"  " Link STE449} It's Only A Paper Moon [#160]
 @{"  " Link STE450} Prodigal Daughter [#161]
 @{"  " Link STE451} The Emperor's New Cloak [#162]
 @{"  " Link STE452} Field Of Fire [#163]
 @{"  " Link STE453} Chimera [#164]
 @{"  " Link STE454} Badda-Bing Badda-Bang [#165]
 @{"  " Link STE455} Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges [#166]
 @{"  " Link STE456} Penumbra [#167]
 @{"  " Link STE457} Til Death Do Us Part [#168]
 @{"  " Link STE458} Strange Bedfellows [#169]
 @{"  " Link STE459} The Changing Face Of Evil [#170]
 @{"  " Link STE460} When It Rains... [#171]
 @{"  " Link STE461} Tacking Into The Wind [#172]
 @{"  " Link STE462} Night Tremors [#173]
 @{"  " Link STE463} The Dogs Of War [#174]
 @{"  " Link STE464} What You Leave Behind, Part 1 [#175]
 @{"  " Link STE465} What You Leave Behind, Part 2 [#176]
 
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 @{"  " Link STE467} Caretaker, Part 2 [#2]
 @{"  " Link STE468} Parallax [#3]
 @{"  " Link STE469} Time And Again [#4]
 @{"  " Link STE470} Phage [#5]
 @{"  " Link STE471} The Cloud [#6]
 @{"  " Link STE472} Eye Of The Needle [#7]
 @{"  " Link STE473} Ex Post Facto [#8]
 @{"  " Link STE474} Emanations [#9]
 @{"  " Link STE475} Prime Factors [#10]
 @{"  " Link STE476} State Of Flux [#11]
 @{"  " Link STE477} Heroes And Demons [#12]
 @{"  " Link STE478} Cathexis [#13]
 @{"  " Link STE479} Faces [#14]
 @{"  " Link STE480} Jetrel [#15]
 @{"  " Link STE481} Learning Curve [#16]

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 @{"  " Link STE483} Initiations [#18]
 @{"  " Link STE484} Projections [#19]
 @{"  " Link STE485} Elogium [#20]
 @{"  " Link STE486} Non Sequitur [#21]
 @{"  " Link STE487} Twisted [#22]
 @{"  " Link STE488} Parturition [#23]
 @{"  " Link STE489} Persistence Of Vision [#24]
 @{"  " Link STE490} Tattoo [#25]
 @{"  " Link STE491} Cold Fire [#26]
 @{"  " Link STE492} Maneuvers [#27]
 @{"  " Link STE493} Resistance [#28]
 @{"  " Link STE494} Prototype [#29]
 @{"  " Link STE495} Alliances [#30]
 @{"  " Link STE496} Threshold [#31]
 @{"  " Link STE497} Meld [#32]
 @{"  " Link STE498} Dreadnought [#33]
 @{"  " Link STE499} Death Wish [#34]
 @{"  " Link STE500} Lifesigns [#35]
 @{"  " Link STE501} Investigations [#36]
 @{"  " Link STE502} Deadlock [#37]
 @{"  " Link STE503} Innocence [#38]
 @{"  " Link STE504} The Thaw [#39]
 @{"  " Link STE505} Tuvix [#40]
 @{"  " Link STE506} Resolutions [#41]
 @{"  " Link STE507} Basics, Part 1 [#42]

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 @{"  " Link STE508} Basics, Part 2 [#43]
 @{"  " Link STE509} Flashback [#44]
 @{"  " Link STE510} The Chute [#45]
 @{"  " Link STE511} The Swarm [#46]
 @{"  " Link STE512} False Profits [#47]
 @{"  " Link STE513} Remember [#48]
 @{"  " Link STE514} Sacred Ground [#49]
 @{"  " Link STE515} Future's End, Part 1 [#50]
 @{"  " Link STE516} Future's End, Part 2 [#51]
 @{"  " Link STE517} Warlord [#52]
 @{"  " Link STE518} The Q And The Grey [#53]
 @{"  " Link STE519} Macrocosm [#54]
 @{"  " Link STE520} Fair Trade [#55]
 @{"  " Link STE521} Alter Ego [#56]
 @{"  " Link STE522} Coda [#57]
 @{"  " Link STE523} Blood Fever [#58]
 @{"  " Link STE524} Unity [#59]
 @{"  " Link STE525} Darkling [#60]
 @{"  " Link STE526} Rise [#61]
 @{"  " Link STE527} Favorite Son [#62]
 @{"  " Link STE528} Before And After [#63]
 @{"  " Link STE529} Real Life [#64]
 @{"  " Link STE530} Distant Origin [#65]
 @{"  " Link STE531} Displaced [#66]
 @{"  " Link STE532} Worst Case Scenario [#67]
 @{"  " Link STE533} Scorpion, Part 1 [#68]

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 @{"  " Link STE534} Scorpion, Part 2 [#69]
 @{"  " Link STE535} The Gift [#70]
 @{"  " Link STE536} Day Of Honor [#71]
 @{"  " Link STE537} Nemesis [#72]
 @{"  " Link STE538} Revulsion [#73]
 @{"  " Link STE539} The Raven [#74]
 @{"  " Link STE540} Scientific Method [#75]
 @{"  " Link STE541} Year Of Hell, Part 1 [#76]
 @{"  " Link STE542} Year Of Hell, Part 2 [#77]
 @{"  " Link STE543} Random Thoughts [#78]
 @{"  " Link STE544} Concerning Flight [#79]
 @{"  " Link STE545} Mortal Coil [#80]
 @{"  " Link STE546} Waking Moments [#81]
 @{"  " Link STE547} Message In A Bottle [#82]
 @{"  " Link STE548} Hunters [#83]
 @{"  " Link STE549} Prey [#84]
 @{"  " Link STE550} Retrospect [#85]
 @{"  " Link STE551} The Killing Game, Part 1 [#86]
 @{"  " Link STE552} The Killing Game, Part 2 [#87]
 @{"  " Link STE553} Vis-a-Vis [#88]
 @{"  " Link STE554} The Omega Directive [#89]
 @{"  " Link STE555} Unforgettable [#90]
 @{"  " Link STE556} Living Witness [#91]
 @{"  " Link STE557} Demon [#92]
 @{"  " Link STE558} One [#93]
 @{"  " Link STE559} Hope And Fear [#94]

 @{fg shine}Season 5@{fg text}

 @{"  " Link STE560} Night [#95]
 @{"  " Link STE561} Drone [#96]
 @{"  " Link STE562} Extreme Risk [#97]
 @{"  " Link STE563} In The Flesh [#98]
 @{"  " Link STE564} Once Upon A Time [#99]
 @{"  " Link STE565} Timeless [#100]
 @{"  " Link STE566} Infinite Regress [#101]
 @{"  " Link STE567} Nothing Human [#102]
 @{"  " Link STE568} Thirty Days [#103]
 @{"  " Link STE569} Counterpoint [#104]
 @{"  " Link STE570} Latent Image [#105]
 @{"  " Link STE571} Bride Of Chaotica [#106]
 @{"  " Link STE572} Gravity [#107]
 @{"  " Link STE573} Bliss [#108]
 @{"  " Link STE574} Dark Frontier, Part 1 [#109]
 @{"  " Link STE575} Dark Frontier, Part 2 [#110]
 @{"  " Link STE576} The Disease [#111]
 @{"  " Link STE577} Course: Oblivion [#112]
 @{"  " Link STE578} The Fight [#113]
 @{"  " Link STE579} Think Tank [#114]
 @{"  " Link STE580} Juggernaut [#115]
 @{"  " Link STE581} Someone To Watch Over Me [#116]
 @{"  " Link STE582} 11:59 [#117]
 @{"  " Link STE583} Relativity [#118]
 @{"  " Link STE584} Warhead [#119]
 @{"  " Link STE585} Equinox [#120]
 
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@Node STE1 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Cage [#1]@{ub} (1965)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The starship Enterprise, captained by Christopher Pike, runs across a distress
 signal concerning survivors of an Earth ship, Pike follows the signals to
 Talos IV. Pike and a landing party find a group of almost too healthy
 survivors there. Among them is a young woman named Vina who catches Pike's eye
 and then leads him into a trap while showing him the crash site. Pike is
 captured by Talosians, aliens with much larger brains than humans, and is
 subjected to illusions which are designed to compel him to mate with Vina, who
 turns out to be a human in captivity.
  
 Crew : Jeffrey Hunter  (Capt. Christopher Pike)
        John Hoyt       (Dr. Phillip Boyce)
        Laurel Goodwin  (Yeoman J. M. Colt)
        Leonard Nimoy   (Mr. Spock)
        M. Leigh Hudec  (Number One)
        Peter Duryea    (Navigator Jose Tyler)
  
 Cast : Adam Roarke     (Chief Petty Officer Garrison)
        Clegg Hoyt      (Transporter Chief Pitcairn)
        Jon Lormer      (Dr. Theodore Haskins)
        Malachi Throne  (Voice Of The Keeper)
        Meg Wyllie      (The Keeper)
        Susan Oliver    (Vina)
  
 Written By : Gene Roddenberry
  
 Directed By : Robert Butler
 
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@Node STE2 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Man Trap [#2]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 1513.1
  
 Visiting Professor Crater and his wife, the Enterprise landing party falls
 prey to an unknown assailant that seems to drain its victims of salt. Kirk is
 suspicious when the Crater's refuse, in spite of the threat, to evacuate their
 planet. The landing party returns to the Enterprise with an extra passenger, a
 shape-shifter who can assume the shape of any Enterprise crew member and who
 has been living with Professor Crater in the guise of his late wife, whom the
 creature killed. The creature in search of salt, sees the Enterprise as a
 promising hunting ground.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Alfred Ryder       (Professor Robert Crater)
        Bob Baker          (Beauregard Puppeteer)
        Bruce Watson       (Crewman Green)
        Francine Pyne      (Blonde Nancy Crater)
        Garrison True      (Crewman Guard #1)
        Grace Lee Whitney  (Yeoman Janice Rand)
        Jeanne Bal         (Nancy Crater)
        Larry Anthony      (Transporter Chief)
        Michael Zaslow     (Crewman Darnell)
        Sharon Gimpel      (M113 Salt Creature)
        Vince Howard       (Uhura's Crewman)
  
 Written By : George Clayton Johnson
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
@EndNode

@Node STE3 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Charlie X [#3]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 1533.6
  
 Charlie, a young boy who grew up alone with only computer banks for company,
 is picked up by the crew of a starship and is transferred to the Enterprise
 for a trip to a starbase. During the trip, Charlie begins to learn more about
 human relationships and becomes infatuated with Yeoman Rand. When she tells
 him that he's too young for her, Charlie is enraged and begins to do away with
 members of the crew who he feels have been condescending to him, including
 Captain Kirk.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Abraham Sofaer      (The Thasian)
        Beau Vandenecker    (Sam)
        Charles J. Stewart  (Capt. Ramart)
        Dallas Mitchell     (Tom Nellis)
        Don Eitner          (Navigator)
        Frank da Vinci      (Security Guard)
        Garland Thompson    (Crewman #2)
        Gene Roddenberry    (Voice Of Galley Chef)
        Grace Lee Whitney   (Yeoman Janice Rand)
        John Bellah         (Crewman #1)
        John Lindesmith     (Helmsman)
        Laura Wood          (Old Lady)
        Patricia McNulty    (Yeoman Tina Lawton)
        Robert Herron       (Crewman In Gym)
        Robert Walker Jr.   (Charlie Evans)
  
 Teleplay By : D. C. Fontana
  
 Story By : Gene Roddenberry
  
 Directed By : Lawrence Dobkin
 
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@Node STE4 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Where No Man Has Gone Before [#4]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 1312.4
  
 The Enterprise is en route to the edge of the galaxy, where a barrier of
 energy lies that has never been penetrated. When the Enterprise reaches the
 barrier, it is buffeted by intense energy, injuring many on board. Mitchell
 and psychological observer Dr. Dehner are affected as well, and it becomes
 apparent that their latent ESP abilities have been activated by contact with
 the barrier. The crew must then contend with the rapidly strengthening
 superhuman beings who now consider the other people on board to be an inferior
 species.
  
 Crew : George Takei     (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Andrea Dromm     (Yeoman Smith)
        Eddie Paskey     (Mr. Leslie)
        Gary Lockwood    (Lt. Cmdr. Gary Mitchell)
        Lloyd Haynes     (Lt. Alden)
        Paul Carr        (Lt. Lee Kelso)
        Paul Fix         (Dr. Mark Piper)
        Sally Kellerman  (Dr. Elizabeth Dehner)
  
 Written By : Samuel A. Peeples
  
 Directed By : James Goldstone
 
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@Node STE5 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Naked Time [#5]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 1704.2
  
 A member of the landing party investigating the ruins on a collapsing planet
 contracts an unknown infection and returns it to the Enterprise, where it
 spreads rapidly by touch. Riley locks himself in engineering and shuts down
 the engines, which will be needed to get the ship away from the planets
 impending destruction. Kirk slowly begins to lose control, and even Spock is
 affected by the infection, while the planets final phase of collapse begins.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Bruce Hyde         (Lt. Kevin Riley)
        Bud Da Vinci       (Crewman)
        Christin Ducheau   (Crewman)
        Eddie Paskey       (Lt. Ryan)
        Frank da Vinci     (Lt. Brent)
        Grace Lee Whitney  (Yeoman Janice Rand)
        John Bellah        (Laughing Crewman)
        Majel Barrett      (Christine Chapel)
        Stewart Moss       (Joe Tormolen)
        William Knight     (Amorous Crewman)
        Woody Talbert      (Crewman)
  
 Written By : John D. F. Black
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
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@Node STE6 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Enemy Within [#6]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 1672.1
  
 As the landing party surveys a planet, a transporter malfunction splits Kirk
 into good and bad versions of himself. The bad Kirk threatens the security of
 the ship and crew, while the good one tries to maintain his sanity and ability
 to command. In the meantime, the cause of the transporter problems haven't
 been determined, stranding Sulu and the team in the planets subfreezing night
 temperatures while the two sides of Kirk's personality fight for control of
 the Enterprise.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei     (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Eddie Paskey       (Conners)
        Edward Madden      (Geological Technician Fisher)
        Garland Thompson   (Transporter Technician Wilson)
        Grace Lee Whitney  (Yeoman Janice Rand)
        Jim Goodwin        (Lt. John Farrell)
  
 Written By : Richard Matheson
  
 Directed By : Leo Penn
 
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@Node STE7 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Mudd's Women [#7]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 1329.8
  
 After stealing a freighter and pushing its engines to their limits in an
 effort to escape the pursuing Enterprise, Harry Mudd and his cargo, three
 seemingly irresistible women, are recovered. Mudd and the women cripple the
 Enterprise. The dilithium crystals powering the ship are sabotaged, and Mudd
 intends to force Kirk to bargain for the lives of his crew when the Enterprise
 arrives at a dilithium mining outpost.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Eddie Paskey     (Conners)
        Frank da Vinci   (Security Guard)
        Gene Dynarski    (Ben Childress)
        Jerry Foxworth   (Security Guard)
        Jim Goodwin      (Lt. John Farrell)
        Jon Kowal        (Herm Gossett)
        Karen Steele     (Eve McHuron)
        Maggie Thrett    (Ruth Bonaventure)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Roger C. Carmel  (Harcourt Fenton Mudd)
        Seamon Glass     (Benton)
        Susan Denberg    (Magda Kovas)
  
 Teleplay By : Stephen Kandel
  
 Story By : Gene Roddenberry
  
 Directed By : Harvey Hart
 
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@Node STE8 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}What Are Little Girls Made Of? [#8]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 2712.4
  
 The Enterprise is en route to visit Dr. Korby, a brilliant scientist working
 in isolation who also happens to be Nurse Chapel's fiance. Kirk and Chapel
 beam down and discover that Korby has used abandoned technology left behind by
 an extinct civilization to create android companions for himself, one of
 which, an attractive young girl, arouses Chapel's suspicions. Korby, however,
 has become deranged in his isolation, and wants to take over the Enterprise so
 he can populate the inferior organic universe with androids.
  
 Crew : Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Budd Albright   (Rayburn)
        Harry Basch     (Dr. Brown)
        Majel Barrett   (Christine Chapel)
        Michael Strong  (Dr. Roger Korby)
        Sherry Jackson  (Andrea)
        Ted Cassidy     (Ruk)
        Vince Deadrick  (Matthews)
  
 Written By : Robert Bloch
  
 Directed By : James Goldstone
 
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@Node STE9 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Miri [#9]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 2713.5
  
 A remarkably Earthlike planet is the home of a humanlike civilization whose
 entire adult population was wiped out by a virulent disease. The children
 remain, although their growth has been slowed down to the point that Miri, a
 teenage girl found by Kirk and the landing party, could easily by 300 years
 old. Miri develops a crush on Kirk, but at the same time reports back to a
 gang of unruly children who plot to kidnap the landing party, beginning with
 Yeoman Rand. Kirk, Rand and even Miri begin to show signs of the disease,
 which gives Kirk a chance to prove that the disease will eventually kill all
 of the children, but they are unwilling to admit they need help or the
 stuffy advice of an adult.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Darlene Roddenberry  (Dirty-Faced Girl In Flowered Dress)
        David L. Ross        (Lt. Galloway)
        David Ross           (Security Guard #1)
        Dawn Roddenberry     (Little Blond Girl)
        Ed McCready          (Boy Creature)
        Grace Lee Whitney    (Yeoman Janice Rand)
        Irene Sale           (Female Creature / Louise)
        Jim Goodwin          (Lt. John Farrell)
        John Arndt           (Security Guard #2)
        John Megna           (Little Boy)
        Jon Dweck            (Boy Who Stole Phasers)
        Keith Taylor         (Jahn's Friend)
        Kellie Flanagan      (Blond Girl)
        Kim Darby            (Miri)
        Lizabeth Shatner     (Blonde Girl In Red-Striped Dress)
        Melanie Shatner      (Brunette In Black Lace Dress)
        Michael J. Pollard   (Jahn)
        Phil Morris          (Boy In Army Helmet)
        Scott Dweck          (Boy Who Stole Phasers)
        Steven McEveety      (Redheaded Boy)
  
 Written By : Adrian Spies
  
 Directed By : Vincent McEveety
 
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@Node STE10 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Dagger Of The Mind [#10]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 2715.1
  
 Kirk and psychiatrist Dr. Noel visit a Federation mental hospital as the
 Enterprise delivers supplies. But one cargo container beamed aboard the ship
 contains an apparently insane stowaway from the facility on the planet who
 isn't a patient, but the second in command to the hospitals director, who has
 invented a device that can lock emotional impulses in or out of the brain
 permanently and has apparently used his invention without any discretion.
  
 Spock and the crew discover that Kirk and Dr. Noel are trapped on the planet,
 and are probably the next victims of the mind-altering machine.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Ed McCready      (Inmate)
        Eli Behar        (Therapist)
        James Gregory    (Dr. Tristan Adams)
        John Arndt       (Crewman #1)
        Larry Anthony    (Transporter Operator)
        Marianne Hill    (Dr. Helen Noel)
        Morgan Woodward  (Dr. Simon Van Gelder)
        Susanne Wasson   (Lethe)
        Walter Davis     (Therapist)
  
 Written By : S. Bar-David (aka Shimon Wincelberg)
  
 Directed By : Vincent McEveety
 
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@Node STE11 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Corbomite Maneuver [#11]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 1512.2
  
 The Enterprise encounters a glowing cube in space. When Kirk discovers that
 the cube follows the ship or blocks its path, he orders the cube destroyed. At
 this point, an enormous vessel appears, and alien Balok declares that the will
 destroy the Enterprise. Kirk bluffs his way out by claiming that all
 Federation vessels have corbomite aboard, which he will detonate if Balok
 threatens the crew.
  
 Balok attempts to escape in an escape craft, but the Enterprise catches up and
 contacts the real Balok, a representative of an alien race whose members, in
 adulthood, look like human children. Lt. Bailey, whose emotional outbursts had
 been disrupting the already fatalistic attitude on the Enterprise, agrees to
 stay with Balok as an exchange student so he may learn more about the
 diversity of life in the galaxy.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Anthony Hall       (Lt. David Bailey)
        Bruce Mars         (Crewman)
        Clint Howard       (Balok)
        Ena Hartman        (Crewwoman)
        George Bochman     (Crewman)
        Gloria Calomee     (Crewwoman)
        Grace Lee Whitney  (Yeoman Janice Rand)
        John Gabriel       (Crewman)
        Jonathan Lippe     (Crewman)
        Mittie Lawrence    (Crewwoman)
        Stewart Moss       (Crewman)
        Ted Cassidy        (Voice Of The Puppet)
        Vic Perrin         (Voice Of Balok)
  
 Written By : Jerry Sohl
  
 Directed By : Joseph Sargent
 
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@Node STE12 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Menagerie, Part 1 [#12]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 3012.4
  
 The Enterprise is summoned to Starbase 6, apparently by Pike, who captained
 the ship before Kirk. Commodore Mendez shows Kirk, Spock and McCoy, however,
 that Pike was recently paralysed in an accident and could not have signalled
 the Enterprise. Spock creates false messages from Kirk and sends them to the
 ship, instructing the crew that Spock and Pike will beam up immediately, the
 Enterprise will be piloted by computer to its next destination, and that Kirk
 will be staying behind.
  
 Kirk and Mendez follow the Enterprise in a shuttle, which runs out of power
 when Spock refuses to slow the Enterprise down so the shuttle can come aboard.
 Spock finally allows Kirk to catch up and then places himself under arrest.
  
 Kirk is unable to disconnect the computer from the helm, and Spock's court
 martial begins. Spock offers, as evidence, visual records of a voyage on the
 Enterprise on which Spock and Pike served 13 years earlier. The bridge then
 informs Kirk and Mendez that the recording is being sent to the Enterprise
 from Talos IV, a planet that, according to Starfleet regulations, is
 absolutely off limits to all vessels, punishable by death.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Adam Roarke     (Chief Petty Officer Garrison)
        Brett Dunham    (Security Chief)
        Clegg Hoyt      (Transporter Chief Pitcairn)
        George Sawaya   (Chief Humbolt)
        Hagan Beggs     (Mr. Hansen)
        Ian Reddin      (Security Guard)
        Jeffrey Hunter  (Capt. Christopher Pike)
        John Hoyt       (Dr. Phillip Boyce)
        Julie Parrish   (Miss Piper)
        Laurel Goodwin  (Yeoman J. M. Colt)
        M. Leigh Hudec  (Number One)
        Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice / Starbase Computer Voice)
        Malachi Throne  (Commodore Jose Mendez)
        Meg Wyllie      (The Keeper)
        Peter Duryea    (Navigator Jose Tyler)
        Sean Kenney     (Paralysed Pike)
        Susan Oliver    (Vina)
        Tom Lupo        (Security Guard)
  
 Written By : Gene Roddenberry
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
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@Node STE13 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Menagerie, Part 2 [#13]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 3013.1
  
 Spock reveals that the Keeper of Talos IV has control of the viewscreen and
 the evidence being presented. The screen shows the events that occurred during
 Pike's visit to Talos IV in great detail, but Spock has difficulty convincing
 Kirk and Mendez of the validity of what they are seeing as well as the
 tremendous power of the Talosians. When the evidence suddenly stops, Mendez
 orders Kirk and Pike, the ranking officers forming Spock's trial board, to
 make their verdict, and all find Spock guilty.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Adam Roarke     (Chief Petty Officer Garrison)
        Brett Dunham    (Security Chief)
        Clegg Hoyt      (Transporter Chief Pitcairn)
        George Sawaya   (Chief Humbolt)
        Hagan Beggs     (Mr. Hansen)
        Ian Reddin      (Security Guard)
        Jeffrey Hunter  (Capt. Christopher Pike)
        John Hoyt       (Dr. Phillip Boyce)
        Julie Parrish   (Miss Piper)
        Laurel Goodwin  (Yeoman J. M. Colt)
        M. Leigh Hudec  (Number One)
        Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice / Starbase Computer Voice)
        Malachi Throne  (Commodore Jose Mendez)
        Meg Wyllie      (The Keeper)
        Peter Duryea    (Navigator Jose Tyler)
        Sean Kenney     (Paralysed Pike)
        Susan Oliver    (Vina)
        Tom Lupo        (Security Guard)
  
 Written By : Gene Roddenberry
  
 Directed By : Robert Butler
 
@EndNode

@Node STE14 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Conscience Of The King [#14]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 2817.6
  
 Kirk is contacted by Leighton, a friend from Kirk's stay on the Tarsus IV
 colony years ago, who believes that Kodos the Executioner, the militant
 dictator who gave the order for scores of people to die on the colony during
 Kirk's stay, is at large once more in the guise of touring Shakespearean actor
 Karidian, who, with his touring company, has stopped over at Leighton's post
 for a performance. Kirk isn't convinced until Leighton turns up dead, leaving
 Kirk and Lt. Riley the only remaining living witnesses of the Tarsus IV
 massacre. To investigate further, Kirk invites Karidian's company to travel on
 the Enterprise to their next performance, and attempts on Kirk and Riley's
 lives begin immediately.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Arnold Moss        (Anton Karidian)
        Barbara Anderson   (Lenore Karidian)
        Bruce Hyde         (Lt. Kevin Riley)
        Eddie Paskey       (Mr. Leslie)
        Frank Vince        (Voice Of Jon Daily)
        Grace Lee Whitney  (Yeoman Janice Rand)
        Karl Bruck         (King Duncan)
        Majel Barrett      (Computer Voice)
        Marc Adams         (Hamlet)
        Natalie Norwick    (Martha Leighton)
        Troy David         (Larry Matson)
        William Sargent    (Dr. Thomas Leighton)
  
 Written By : Barry Trivers
  
 Directed By : Gerd Oswald
 
@EndNode

@Node STE15 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Balance Of Terror [#15]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 1709.2
  
 Responding to distress calls from border outposts along the Neutral Zone
 between the Federation and the Romulan Empire, Kirk and the crew receive a
 final message from a Federation station reporting an attack from an invisible
 ship. Before the station is destroyed, it sends the Enterprise a brief view of
 the attacking vessel, a streamlined fighter which appears for a second when it
 fires. Hurrying to the scene, the Enterprise engages in battle with a Romulan
 Bird of Prey, armed with a cloaking device and commanded by a battle scarred
 and tired commander whose crew is more eager to go into combat than he is. The
 Romulans, to the Enterprise crews amazement, bear a stunning resemblance to
 Vulcans, which arouses suspicion in some, including Stiles, whose father died
 in a battle with the Romulans years ago. But as long as the Romulan ship can
 remain invisible, the Enterprise is at a disadvantage.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Barbara Baldavin    (Ensign Angela Martine)
        Garry Walberg       (Cmdr. Hanson)
        Grace Lee Whitney   (Yeoman Janice Rand)
        John Arndt          (Engineer Fields)
        John Warburton      (The Centurion)
        Lawrence Montaigne  (Decius)
        Mark Lenard         (Romulan Cmdr.)
        Paul Comi           (Lt. Stiles)
        Robert Chadwick     (Romulan Scanner Operator)
        Sean Morgan         (Romulan Crewman)
        Stephen Mines       (Lt. Robert Tomlinson)
        Vince Deadrick      (Romulan Crewman)
        Walter Davis        (Romulan Crewman)
  
 Written By : Paul Schneider
  
 Directed By : Vincent McEveety
 
@EndNode

@Node STE16 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Shore Leave [#16]@{ub} (1966)

 Stardate 3025.3
  
 McCoy recommends a layover so the crew can rest from the constant strain of
 nonstop duties, and an Earthlike, but apparently uninhabited planet, provides
 a perfect opportunity for shore leave, but when odd things begin happening on
 the surface, Kirk becomes suspicious. McCoy, after telling Sulu that the
 planet is like a setting from Alice in Wonderland, spots a large rabbit
 followed by Alice herself. Kirk runs into his old nemesis, Academy prankster
 Finnegan, while Sulu discovers a police revolver that he doesn't have in his
 ancient firearms collection and later runs into a Samurai warrior. Mysterious
 tracking devices follow the crews actions and thoughts, and whatever they
 happen to be thinking of seems to become real, even if it's a deadly threat,
 as McCoy discovers.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Barbara Baldavin  (Ensign Angela Martine)
        Bill Blackburn    (White Rabbit)
        Bruce Mars        (Finnegan)
        Emily Banks       (Yeoman Tonia Barrows)
        Jim Gruzal        (Don Juan)
        John Carr         (Security Guard)
        Marcia Brown      (Alice in Wonderland)
        Oliver McGowan    (Caretaker)
        Paul Baxley       (Black Knight)
        Perry Lopez       (Lt. Esteban Rodriguez)
        Shirley Bonne     (Ruth)
        Tom Sebastian     (Warrior)
  
 Written By : Theodore Sturgeon
  
 Directed By : Robert Sparr
 
@EndNode

@Node STE17 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Galileo Seven [#17]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 2821.5
  
 A shuttle commanded by Spock crashlands on a savage planet where members of
 the shuttle crew are in immediate danger from the local life forms. The
 Enterprise must leave the area as soon as possible to deliver a much needed
 vaccine to a plague stricken planet, and Commissioner Ferris insists that Kirk
 leaves the Galileo crew for dead and get underway to the Enterprises next
 destination. Meanwhile, Spock faces a command situation where total logic and
 rationality may be of no use if the crew of the shuttle is to return to the
 Enterprise.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Buck Maffei      (Creature)
        David L. Ross    (Transporter Chief)
        Don Marshall     (Lt. Boma)
        Grant Woods      (Lt. Cmdr. Kelowitz)
        John Crawford    (Galactic High Commissioner Ferris)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Peter Marko      (Lt. Gaetano)
        Phyllis Douglas  (Yeoman Mears)
        Reese Vaughn     (Lt. Latimer)
  
 Teleplay By : Oliver Crawford
               S. Bar-David (aka Shimon Wincelberg)
  
 Story By : Oliver Crawford
  
 Directed By : Robert Gist
 
@EndNode

@Node STE18 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Squire Of Gothos [#18]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 2124.5
  
 The Enterprise crew discovers that the ship cannot escape orbit of a planet
 that doesn't even exist on the star charts. Kirk and a landing party beam down
 to the surface of the mysterious planet and their captor is revealed to be the
 immature but powerful Trelane, who initially seems to be a student of ancient
 Earth history. Kirk, discovering that Trelane's hold on the Enterprise comes
 from a power far beyond 23rd century technology, must try to beat Trelane at
 his own game, but Trelane rewrites the rules constantly to make sure he's
 winning.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Barbara Babcock   (Voice Of Trelane's Mother)
        James Doohan      (Voice Of Trelane's Father)
        Michael Barrier   (Lt. DeSalle)
        Richard Carlyle   (Lt. Karl Jaeger)
        Venita Wolf       (Yeoman Teresa Ross)
        William Campbell  (Trelane)
  
 Written By : Paul Schneider
  
 Directed By : Don McDougall
 
@EndNode

@Node STE19 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Arena [#19]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3045.6
  
 Arriving at a Federation planet at the request of a starbase director, the
 Enterprise finds a devastated world with only one survivor, who reveals that
 any summons Kirk received to visit the planet must have been a trap. The
 Enterprise locates and pursues an alien vessel right past the borders of the
 apparently omnipotent Metrons, who halt the ensuing battle and force Kirk and
 the captain of the other vessel, a huge, reptilian Gorn, to settle their
 differences in hand-to-hand combat, a prospect which immediately leaves Kirk
 at a disadvantage. Should he lose, the Enterprise will be destroyed.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Carole Shelyne  (Metron)
        Gary Coombs     (Bobby Clark)
        Grant Woods     (Lt. Cmdr. Kelowitz)
        James Farley    (Lt. Lang)
        Jerry Ayres     (Lt. O'Herlihy)
        Sean Kenney     (Lt. DePaul)
        Tom Troupe      (Lt. Harold)
        Vic Perrin      (Voice Of The Gorn / Voice Of The Metron)
  
 Teleplay By : Gene L. Coon
  
 Story By : Fredric Brown
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE20 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Tomorrow Is Yesterday [#20]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3113.2
  
 Accidentally swinging around the sun into a time warp, the Enterprises crew
 recover from their turbulent journey and find themselves in Earths atmosphere
 in the 1960s over North America. Jets are dispatched to bring the UFO down, and
 one is caught in the ships tractor beam and begins to break apart. The pilot,
 Captain John Christopher, is beamed out of his plane before it disintegrates
 and is welcomed aboard the Enterprise as the crew prepares to return to the
 23rd century. Kirk tells Christopher that he cannot be returned to his own time
 because he knows too much of the future, but Spock discovers that Christopher
 will have a son who will be very important to the history of the space program
 and Christopher must be returned to 20th century Earth.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Ed Peck             (Col. Fellini)
        Hal Lynch           (Air Police Sergeant)
        Jim Spencer         (Air Policeman)
        John Winston        (Transporter Chief Mr. Kyle)
        Majel Barrett       (Computer Voice)
        Mark Dempsey        (Air Force Captain)
        Richard Merrifield  (Technician Webb)
        Roger Perry         (Capt. John Christopher)
        Sherri Townsend     (Crewwoman)
  
 Written By : D. C. Fontana
  
 Directed By : Michael O'Herlihy
 
@EndNode

@Node STE21 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Court Martial [#21]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 2947.3
  
 Kirk is accused of murder when the Enterprises records officer, Lt. Cmdr.
 Finney, is apparently jettisoned during a violent ion storm which threatened
 the ship. Kirk insists that he gave Finney more time than safely allowed to
 get out of the jettisoned ion pod, yet the Enterprises computer records show
 that Kirk discarded the pod, and Finney, while at yellow alert when there was
 no sign of actual danger. Kirk challenges the findings of the computer and is
 court martialed, with accusations that earlier rivalries with Finney when both
 were new officers caused Kirk to act maliciously.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Alice Rawlings      (Jamie Finney)
        Bart Conrad         (Capt. Krasnovsky)
        Elisha Cook         (Samuel T. Cogley)
        Hagan Beggs         (Mr. Hansen)
        Joan Marshall       (Lt. Areel Shaw)
        Majel Barrett       (Computer Voice / Starbase Computer Voice)
        Nancy Wong          (Personnel Officer)
        Percy Rodriguez     (Commodore Stone)
        Reginald Lal Singh  (Capt. Chandra)
        Richard Webb        (Lt. Cmdr. Benjamin Finney)
        Tom Curtis          (Corrigan)
        William Meader      (Space Command Representative Lindstrom)
        Winston De Lugo     (Timothy)
  
 Teleplay By : Don M. Mankiewicz
               Steven W. Carabatsos
  
 Story By : Don M. Mankiewicz
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
@EndNode

@Node STE22 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Return Of The Archons [#22]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3156.2
  
 Sulu and another crewman are investigating a primitive but ancient Earthlike
 alien culture incognito, but their disguise is blown and they're running for
 their lives. The Enterprise can't beam Sulu up in time, and he's hit by a
 weapon on the planet which leaves him under the control of something or
 someone called Landru. Kirk and Spock beam down, finding the planets people
 engaged in unusual rituals, and they also find out from some of the locals
 that Landru has complete control over almost everyone on the planet, aside
 from a small resistance effort. What begins as an effort to free the people on
 the planet becomes a matter of survival when Kirk and Spock become hunted by
 Landru's puppets.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Barbara Weber     (Dancing Woman)
        Brioni Farrell    (Tula)
        Charles MaCauley  (Landru)
        Christopher Held  (Lindstrom)
        David L. Ross     (Guard)
        Eddie Paskey      (Mr. Leslie)
        Harry Townes      (Reger)
        Jon Lormer        (Tamar)
        Miko Mayama       (Yeoman Tamura)
        Morgan Farley     (Hacom)
        Ralph Maurer      (Bilar)
        Sean Morgan       (Lt. O'Neil)
        Sid Haig          (Lawgiver #1)
        Torin Thatcher    (Marplon)
  
 Teleplay By : Boris Sobelman
  
 Story By : Gene Roddenberry
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE23 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Space Seed [#23]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3141.9
  
 The Enterprise discovers a derelict vessel which turns out to be an Earth ship
 dating back to a series of wars in the 1990s in which Earths population was
 threatened by a group of genetically engineered superhuman beings. The
 inhabitants of the rogue ship, though they try to conceal the fact at every
 opportunity, are the only surviving oppressors from that war. Their leader,
 Khan, wishes to resume their reign of terror, beginning with a takeover of the
 Enterprise.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Barbara Baldavin   (Angela Baker)
        Blaisdell Makee    (Lt. Spinelli)
        Bobby Bass         (Guard)
        Jan Reddin         (Crewman)
        Joan Johnson       (Botany Bay Elite Female Guard)
        Joan Webster       (Nurse)
        John Arndt         (Crewman)
        John Winston       (Transporter Technician)
        Kathy Ahart        (Crewwoman)
        Madlyn Rhue        (Lt. Marla McGivers)
        Mark Tobin         (Joaquin)
        Ricardo Montalban  (Khan Noonian Singh)
  
 Teleplay By : Carey Wilber
               Gene L. Coon
  
 Story By : Carey Wilber
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
@EndNode

@Node STE24 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}A Taste Of Armageddon [#24]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3192.1
  
 The Enterprise visits the twin planets of Eminiar VII and Vendikar so
 Ambassador Fox may approach their governments about joining the Federation.
 When they beam down to Eminiar 7, Kirk, Spock and the rest of their landing
 party are informed that the Enterprise has been struck by enemy missiles and
 Kirk's party, along with the rest of the crew, have been declared casualties.
  
 Investigating further, Kirk discovers that the war between the two planets is
 controlled by computers, which determine the damage done and the fatalities
 caused by the attacks, and assigns citizens to report to disintegration
 machines, which they do willingly. Kirk is trapped on the planet, but
 Ambassador Fox thinks he can remedy the situation and beams down unarmed
 against Scotty's advice.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Barbara Babcock  (Mea 3)
        Bill Blackburn   (Eminiar Guard / Eminiar Technician)
        David L. Ross    (Lt. Galloway)
        David Opatoshu   (Anan 7)
        Eddie Paskey     (Eminiar Guard / Eminiar Technician)
        Frank da Vinci   (Lt. Osborne)
        Frank Vinci      (Eminiar Guard / Eminiar Technician)
        Gene Lyons       (Ambassador Robert Fox)
        John Burnside    (Eminiar Guard / Eminiar Technician)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Malone           (Ambassadorial Secretary)
        Miko Mayama      (Yeoman Tamura)
        Robert Sampson   (Sar 6)
        Ron Veto         (Eminiar Guard / Eminiar Technician)
        Sean Kenney      (Lt. DePaul)
  
 Teleplay By : Gene L. Coon
               Robert Hamner
  
 Story By : Robert Hamner
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE25 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}This Side Of Paradise [#25]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3417.3
  
 Investigating a colony whose settlers should be, but for some reason are not,
 threatened by radiation, Kirk and a landing party beam down to investigate.
 McCoy diagnoses the colonists as being in fine health and none of them wish to
 leave, no matter how much danger they are in. Spock, with Leila, an old
 acquaintance who has a crush on him, is infested by spores from a plant while
 examining the colony grounds. McCoy also soon falls victims to the spores,
 which leave their victims, even Spock, in a stupor with no desire to leave,
 and Kirk is left with a ship and no crew.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Bobby Bass       (Crewman #2)
        Dick Scotter     (Mr. Painter)
        Eddie Paskey     (Mr. Leslie)
        Frank Overton    (Elias Sandoval)
        Fred Shue        (Crewman)
        Grant Woods      (Lt. Cmdr. Kelowitz)
        Jill Ireland     (Leila Kalomi)
        John Lindesmith  (Engineer)
        Michael Barrier  (Lt. DeSalle)
        Sean Morgan      (Engineer)
  
 Teleplay By : D. C. Fontana
  
 Story By : D. C. Fontana
            Nathan Butler (aka Jerry Sohl)
  
 Directed By : Ralph Senensky
 
@EndNode

@Node STE26 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Devil In The Dark [#26]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3196.1
  
 A mining colony reports a number of mysterious deaths just after they had
 successfully dug to a lower level of a planetoid believed to be uninhabited.
 The Enterprise arrives, and Kirk, Spock and security officers from the ship
 begin a hunt for whoever or whatever is responsible for the growing body count.
 An amorphous creature capable of tunnelling through the indigenous rock is
 found to be the cause of the deaths. Through a mind-meld, Spock communicates
 with the being, known as the Horta, and finds that it's the last of its kind, a
 mother laying eggs in the tunnels and caves. But the humans have been
 discovering and destroying the eggs, and if the Horta cannot bring herself to
 negotiate with the miners, one party or the other faces extinction.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Barry Russo      (Lt. Cmdr. Giotto)
        Biff Elliot      (Schmitter)
        Brad Weston      (Ed Appel)
        Davis Roberts    (Lewis)
        Dick Dial        (Sam)
        Eddie Paskey     (Security Guard)
        Frank da Vinci   (Lt. Osborne)
        George E. Allen  (Engineer #1)
        Janos Prohaska   (Horta)
        Jon Cavett       (Guard)
        Ken Lynch        (Chief Engineer Vanderberg)
  
 Written By : Gene L. Coon
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE27 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Errand Of Mercy [#27]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3198.4
  
 A sudden attack by the Klingons in a vulnerable neutral sector, a location of
 great strategic importance, puts the Enterprise on red alert, as the threat of
 a catastrophic war between the Klingon Empire and the Federation looms. Kirk
 and Spock beam down to Organia, the planet whose security is at risk due to
 the Klingon threat, and find that the inhabitants, who appear to be humans
 who have reached the medieval period of sociological and technological
 development, are not at all concerned that their world is currently being
 overrun by Klingon troops. Kirk and Spock try to conceal their identities, but
 fail, leaving Kirk and Klingon Commander Kor at each others throats, until the
 Organians reveal their true nature and intervene in the impending war.
  
 Crew : George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Bobby Bass            (Klingon Guard)
        David Hillary Hughes  (Trefayne)
        Gary Coombs           (Klingon Guard)
        George Sawaya         (Second Soldier)
        John Colicos          (Cmdr. Kor)
        Jon Abbott            (Ayelborne)
        Peter Brocco          (Claymare)
        Victor Lundin         (Klingon Lt.)
        Walter Davis          (Klingon Soldier)
  
 Written By : Gene L. Coon
  
 Directed By : John Newland
 
@EndNode

@Node STE28 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Alternative Factor [#28]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3087.6
  
 The Enterprise encounters brief but intense turbulence after entering orbit
 above an uninhabited world. Kirk leads a landing party to the surface to
 investigate any possible connection between the planet and the disturbance,
 and they find a man named Lazarus, who, though he seems healthy and normal,
 claims to be fighting his own equivalent from a universe of antimatter.
  
 Lazarus proves to be a threat to the Enterprises security, and the increasing
 amount of turbulence seem to confirm Lazarus's story that he has a powerful
 enemy in another dimension.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Arch Whiting       (Assistant Engineer)
        Bill Blackburn     (Security Guard)
        Christian Patrick  (Transporter Chief)
        Eddie Paskey       (Mr. Leslie)
        Janet MacLachlan   (Lt. Charlene Masters)
        Larry Riddle       (Officer)
        Richard Derr       (Commodore Barstow)
        Robert Brown       (Lazarus)
        Ron Veto           (Security Guard)
        Tom Lupo           (Security Guard)
        Vince Calenti      (Security Guard)
  
 Written By : Don Ingalls
  
 Directed By : Gerd Oswald
 
@EndNode

@Node STE29 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The City On The Edge Of Forever [#29]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3134.0
  
 McCoy accidentally receives an overdose of cordrazine as the Enterprise
 encounters turbulence. He beams down to an unexplored world where he enters a
 time travel device known as the Guardian of Forever and changes history in the
 1930s. Kirk and Spock also return to the 30s, where Kirk falls in love with
 activist Edith Keeler. When McCoy is finally located, Kirk must allow history
 to run its course, resulting in Edith's death, or he will leave history altered
 irrevocably, with no chance of returning to the future or the Enterprise.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Bart LaRue       (Voice Of The Guardian)
        Carey Loftin     (Truck Driver)
        David L. Ross    (Lt. Galloway)
        Hal Baylor       (Policeman)
        Joan Collins     (Edith Keeler)
        John Harmon      (Rodent)
        John Winston     (Transporter Chief)
        Michael Barrier  (Lt. DeSalle)
  
 Written By : Harlan Ellison
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE30 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Operation -- Annihilate! [#30]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3287.2
  
 The Enterprise witnesses a ship diving into the sun of Deneva under the
 control of a pilot who seems to have intentionally killed himself. This
 confirms Kirk's worst fears, that a seemingly contagious outbreak of insanity
 on several other worlds has spread to Deneva, where his brother lives. On the
 surface, many are found to be dead, including Kirk's brother, and an unknown
 species of alien parasite is found to be responsible.
  
 In trying to gather data on them, Spock is attacked and taken over by one,
 and, like the people of Deneva and several other planets, starts to go mad.
 Spock's condition also presents McCoy with the first opportunity to learn more
 about both the creature and its victim, and Spock may have to die if the crew
 is to learn any more about the creatures to prevent them from spreading
 further into human territory.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Craig Hundley    (Peter Kirk)
        Dave Armstrong   (Kartan)
        Eddie Paskey     (Transporter Chief)
        Fred Carson      (Denevan #1)
        Jerry Catron     (Denevan #2)
        Joan Swift       (Aurelan Kirk)
        Majel Barrett    (Christine Chapel)
        William Shatner  (Sam Kirk)
        Zahra Maurishka  (Yeoman)
  
 Written By : Steven W. Carabatsos
  
 Directed By : Herschel Daugherty
 
@EndNode

@Node STE31 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Amok Time [#31]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3372.7
  
 Spock begins acting strange, even violent, as, unknown to the rest of the
 crew, he enters the Vulcan mating phase that strikes adult male Vulcans every
 seven years. Kirk must divert the Enterprise from a tight schedule to return
 Spock to Vulcan so his mating ritual may be carried out. But on arriving, it
 is discovered that Spock must compete with a gladiator of his prospective
 mates choice, and that turns out to be Kirk.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Arlene Martel       (T'Pring)
        Byron Morrow        (Admiral Komack)
        Celia Lovsky        (T'Pau)
        Charles Palmer      (Vulcan Litter Bearer)
        Frank Vinci         (Vulcan Bell Carrier)
        Gary Wright         (Vulcan Litter Bearer)
        Joe Paz             (Vulcan Litter Bearer)
        Lawrence Montaigne  (Stonn)
        Majel Barrett       (Christine Chapel)
        Mauri Russell       (Vulcan Bell Carrier / Vulcan Litter Bearer)
        Russ Peek           (Vulcan Executioner)
        Walker Edmiston     (Space Central Voice)
  
 Written By : Theodore Sturgeon
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE32 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Who Mourns For Adonais? [#32]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3468.1
  
 The Enterprise is trapped in deep space by an enormous hand. Kirk and a
 landing party beam down to a nearby planet and find that a powerful being
 claiming to be the Greek god Apollo is the one responsible for holding the
 Enterprise in its place, and Kirk discovers that Apollo's ability to
 immobilize a starship is just a small demonstration of the beings power.
  
 When Apollo demands that the crew worship him, Kirk decides that the mythical
 figure must be defeated, but must rely on playing with Apollo's emotions and
 weaknesses since the being can tamper with the Enterprises technology.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : John Winston    (Lt. Kyle)
        Leslie Parrish  (Lt. Carolyn Palamas)
        Michael Forest  (Apollo)
  
 Written By : Gilbert Ralston
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
@EndNode

@Node STE33 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Changeling [#33]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3541.9
  
 The Enterprise is attacked and boarded by a space probe called Nomad, which
 Spock identifies as the combined remains of an alien robot and an Earth
 exploration probe. Nomad's purpose, a confused mix of aliens orders and
 instructions from Earth, is to seek out and sterilize all impurities,
 including imperfect beings like humans. The only thing preventing Nomad from
 obliterating the Enterprise and everyone on board is the similarity between
 Nomads creator and Captain Kirk, so Kirk must try to play that role the best
 he can while figuring out how to get rid of Nomad.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Arnold Lessing   (Lt. Carlisle / Voice Of Security Guard #1)
        Barbara Gates    (Astrochemist)
        Blaisdell Makee  (Mr. Singh)
        Majel Barrett    (Christine Chapel)
        Meade Martin     (Engineer)
        Vic Perrin       (Nomad Voice)
  
 Written By : John Meredyth Lucas
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
@EndNode

@Node STE34 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Mirror, Mirror [#34]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Returning to the Enterprise from an unsuccessful mission to ask the leaders of
 a planet for a possible mineral trade, Kirk, Uhura, Scotty and McCoy are being
 beamed up just as a freak accident hurls them into another reality, which
 still contains an Enterprise and a Spock and a Federation, but the other
 realities versions are cruel and inhumane, the alternate Enterprise is
 readying for a strike against the planet that Kirk just left to take their
 mineral resources by force. Kirk and his landing party must try to cover their
 identities and try to fit in, while stopping the savage alternate Enterprise
 from carrying its reign of terror any further.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Barbara Luna     (Marlena Moreau)
        Bob Bass         (Chekov's Boy #1)
        Bob Clark        (Chekov's Boy #2)
        Garth Pillsbury  (Wilson)
        John Winston     (Computer Voice / Mr. Kyle)
        Johnny Mandell   (Sulu's Boy)
        Paul Prokop      (Guard)
        Pete Kellett     (Farrell)
        Vic Perrin       (Tharn)
  
 Written By : Jerome Bixby
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
@EndNode

@Node STE35 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Apple [#35]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3715.3
  
 An Enterprise landing party beams down to an planet, where Kirk discovers that
 the people living there are still primitive, all progress held in check by an
 enormous ancient computer known as Vaal, which also demands food from the
 natives. Vaal detects the Enterprise in orbit and begins to drain it of its
 power, and Kirk realizes that he will have to destroy Vaal to save the
 Enterprise, but the surface dwellers lifestyles will be changed forever if
 Vaal is removed.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        Walter Koenig    (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Celeste Yarnall  (Yeoman Martha Landon)
        David Soul       (Makora)
        Dick Dial        (Lt. Kaplan)
        Jay Jones        (Lt. Mallory)
        Jerry Daniels    (Marple)
        John Winston     (Mr. Kyle)
        Keith Andes      (Akuta)
        Mal Friedman     (Ensign Hendorff)
        Shari Nims       (Sayana)
  
 Written By : Max Ehrlich
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE36 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Doomsday Machine [#36]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 4202.9
  
 The starship Constellation is found in deep space, almost completely
 destroyed. The only person found aboard is Commodore Matt Decker, in a state
 of shock and only able to give minimal details of what happened. A gigantic
 ship/creature suddenly returns, well over ten times the size of the Federation
 vessels, capable of literally eating entire planets to replenish is colossal
 energy needs. Kirk is trapped on the unarmed Constellation, while Decker takes
 command of the Enterprise and plans to exact revenge on the huge alien vessel,
 no matter what the risk to Kirk's ship and crew.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei     (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Elizabeth Rogers  (Lt. Palmer)
        Jerry Catron      (Security Guard Montgomery)
        John Copage       (Elliott)
        John Winston      (Mr. Kyle)
        Richard Compton   (Washburn)
        Tim Burns         (Russ)
        William Windom    (Commodore Matthew Decker)
  
 Written By : Norman Spinrad
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
@EndNode

@Node STE37 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Catspaw [#37]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3018.2
  
 When a crewman from a landing party investigating the latest planet visited by
 the Enterprise returns under some form of exterior control and then dies, Kirk
 decides to beam down and see for himself what caused the death. What Kirk,
 Spock and McCoy find on the surface is a house of horrors right out of ancient
 Earth mythology, right down to three hideous witches delivering a prophecy of
 doom for the crew. Two aliens are found to be at the heart of the evil
 activities, and they have no intention of letting Kirk or the Enterprise leave
 their world.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Antoinette Bower   (Sylvia)
        Gail Bonney        (Witch #2)
        Jimmy Jones        (Jackson)
        John Winston       (Mr. Kyle)
        Maryesther Denver  (Witch #3)
        Michael Barrier    (Lt. DeSalle)
        Mike Howden        (Lt. Rowe)
        Rhodie Cogan       (Witch #1)
        Theo Marcuse       (Korob)
  
 Written By : Robert Bloch
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE38 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}I, Mudd [#38]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 4513.3
  
 The Enterprise is taken over by Crewman Norman, who turns out to be an android
 in disguise. He sets the ship on a course back to his home world, a planet
 populated entirely by androids, and one Harry Mudd, trapped there after a
 crashlanding. The androids plan to move out beyond their own planet to
 populate the galaxy with more of their logical, efficient kind, and the
 Enterprise is their chosen means of transport. Kirk, although understandably
 suspicious of Harry, must now co-operate with him if the android invasion is
 to be stopped. And the greatest weapon at the disposal of Kirk, his crew,
 and Harry is total illogic.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Alyce Andrece     (Alice Series #1-#250)
        Colleen Thornton  (Barbara Series)
        Kay Elliot        (Stella Mudd)
        Maureen Thornton  (Barbara Series)
        Michael Zaslow    (Ensign Jordan)
        Mike Howden       (Lt. Rowe)
        Rhae Andrece      (Alice Series #251-#500)
        Richard Tatro     (Norman)
        Roger C. Carmel   (Harcourt Fenton Mudd)
        Starr Wilson      (Maisie Series)
        Tamara Wilson     (Maisie Series)
        Ted Legarde       (Herman Series)
        Tom Legarde       (Herman Series)
  
 Written By : Stephen Kandel
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
@EndNode

@Node STE39 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Metamorphosis [#39]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3219.8
  
 While taking Federation Commissioner Hedford back to the Enterprises sick bay
 so McCoy can treat her for a potentially deadly but curable ailment, the
 shuttlecraft containing Kirk, Spock, McCoy and Hedford is diverted by a
 strange energy field to a barren planet, inhabited only by Cochrane, who
 invented the basis for current warp engine technology decades ago and should
 be dead by now. Cochrane reveals, however, that an energy creature called the
 Companion has halted his aging process. The Companion is also concerned about
 Cochrane's psychological well-being, and Kirk and the others have been brought
 to keep Cochrane company, possibly for the rest of their lives.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Elinor Donahue    (Commissioner Nancy Hedford)
        Elizabeth Rogers  (Voice Of The Companion)
        Glenn Corbett     (Zefram Cochrane)
  
 Written By : Gene L. Coon
  
 Directed By : Ralph Senensky
 
@EndNode

@Node STE40 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Journey To Babel [#40]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3842.3
  
 Delegates from several worlds are welcomed aboard for a trip to Babel where a
 Federation summit is taking place, among them is Vulcan Ambassador Sarek,
 Spock's father, from whom he has been alienated since childhood. Spock's human
 mother, Amanda, keeps trying to bridge the gap between her husband and son,
 while Spock and Sarek can't seem to do anything but continue their rivalry.
  
 When a hidden assassin kills some of the delegates, Spock, out of logic, of
 course, points Sarek out as a potential suspect. But Sarek suffers a heart
 attack just as an alien ship begins to attack the Enterprise. Kirk is stabbed
 by the assassin, and Spock must choose between giving his blood to save Sarek's
 life or assuming command of the Enterprise in the emergency.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Billy Curtis       (Little Copper Ambassador)
        James X. Mitchell  (Lt. Josephs)
        Jane Wyatt         (Amanda)
        John Wheeler       (Gav)
        Majel Barrett      (Christine Chapel)
        Mark Lenard        (Sarek)
        Reggie Nalder      (Shras)
        William O'Connell  (Thelev)
  
 Written By : D. C. Fontana
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE41 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Friday's Child [#41]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3497.2
  
 The Enterprise rushes to an underdeveloped planet in an attempt to stop
 Klingon intervention in the somewhat primitive society. The Klingon Krag is
 trying to convince the planets people that an alliance with the Klingon Empire
 would be beneficial, and when Kirk breaks cultural taboos, not to mention the
 prime directive, by interfering with a routine killing and saving a pregnant
 woman, it becomes all too easy for Krag to point out that the landing party
 from the Enterprise have only come to alter the planets ways of life.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Ben Gage        (Teer Akaar)
        Cal Bolder      (Keel)
        Julie Newmar    (Eleen)
        Kirk Raymone    (Duur)
        Michael Dante   (Maab)
        Robert Bralver  (Grant)
        Tige Andrews    (Kras)
  
 Written By : D. C. Fontana
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE42 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Deadly Years [#42]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3478.2
  
 Conducting a survey of a planet, a landing party from the Enterprise is
 contaminated with a form of radiation sickness that accelerates aging. With
 the ships entire command crew rapidly aging and slowly losing their ability to
 perform their duties, Commodore Stocker, who is aboard for a trip to the next
 starbase, decides he must question their competency and takes the captains
 chair as Kirk, Spock and the others face an impending death of old age.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Beverly Washburn  (Lt. Arlene Galway)
        Carolyn Nelson    (Yeoman Doris Atkins)
        Charles Drake     (Commodore Stocker)
        Felix Locher      (Robert Johnson)
        Laura Wood        (Elaine Johnson)
        Majel Barrett     (Christine Chapel / Computer Voice)
        Sarah Marshall    (Dr. Janet Wallace)
  
 Written By : David P. Harmon
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE43 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Obsession [#43]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3619.2
  
 While a landing party is conducting a routine survey of a planet, two crewman
 are killed and one badly injured by a cloudlike being Kirk believes he has
 encountered before. It turns out that the creature attacked a ship that Kirk
 had been stationed on years before and killed most of the crew, and Kirk feels
 that he should have been able to do more to save his former crewmates. He
 transfers that guilt to the surviving landing party member, who not only is
 considered responsible by Kirk, but is also the son of Kirk's former captain
 on that previous assignment. Kirk orders the Enterprise to follow the creature
 through space, determined to kill it, before it can take any more lives.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Eddie Paskey    (Mr. Leslie)
        Jerry Ayres     (Ensign Rizzo)
        Majel Barrett   (Christine Chapel)
        Stephen Brooks  (Ensign Garrovick)
  
 Written By : Art Wallace
  
 Directed By : Ralph Senensky
 
@EndNode

@Node STE44 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Wolf In The Fold [#44]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 3614.9
  
 After suffering a head injury on the Enterprise, Scotty is talked into going
 on shore leave with Kirk and McCoy. On the planet, a series of grisly murders
 of the local women begins, and all the evidence seems to point to Scotty. Kirk
 must contend with the overwhelming evidence against Scotty as well as the
 local constable, who is ready to have Scotty punished as soon as possible.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei     (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Charles Dierkop    (Morla)
        Charles MaCauley   (Jarvis)
        John Fielder       (Mr. Hengist)
        John Winston       (Argelian Bartender / Transporter Chief)
        Joseph Bernard     (Tark)
        Judi Sherven       (Nurse)
        Judy McConnell     (Yeoman Tankris)
        Majel Barrett      (Computer Voice)
        Marlys Burdette    (Serving Girl)
        Pilar Seurat       (Sybo)
        Suzanne Lodge      (Serving Girl)
        Tania Lemani       (Kara)
        Virginia Aldridge  (Lt. Karen Tracy)
  
 Written By : Robert Bloch
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE45 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Trouble With Tribbles [#45]@{ub} (1967)

 Stardate 4523.3
  
 The Enterprise is summoned to space station K-7 for security duty when the
 stations forces are considered inadequate to guard a shipment of valuable
 grain by Federation agriculture administrator Baris. A shipload of Klingons
 stop off at the station as well, which has all parties concerned even more
 about the grain consignment. Kirk orders stepped-up security, but that only
 results in some of the crew, including Scotty and Chekov, instigating a
 massive bar brawl with the Klingons. All the while, the seemingly harmless
 huckster Cyrano Jones is trying to peddle furry tribbles off to anyone with a
 few credits, and Uhura buys one and takes it back to the Enterprise, not
 knowing that tribbles do only two things, eat and breed.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Charlie Brill      (Arne Darvin)
        David L. Ross      (Guard)
        Ed Reimers         (Admiral Fitzpatrick)
        Eddie Paskey       (Security Guard)
        Guy Raymond        (Bartender)
        Michael Pataki     (Korax)
        Paul Baxley        (Ensign Freeman)
        Stanley Adams      (Cyrano Jones)
        Whit Bissell       (Mr. Lurry)
        William Campbell   (Capt. Koloth)
        William Schallert  (Nilz Baris)
  
 Written By : David Gerrold
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE46 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Gamesters Of Triskelion [#46]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 3211.7
  
 A landing party beaming down to the Enterprises latest stop is intercepted by
 a more powerful, long-range transporter beam, which hijacks Kirk, Uhura and
 Chekov to the planet Triskelion, where they are immediately handed over to
 various trainers to prepare them for their upcoming duties as gladiators to
 amuse the powerful rulers of the planet. Spock orders the Enterprise to warp
 to Triskelion to save the landing party but doesn't realize that the powers
 that be on the planet may want to lure the Enterprise crew there to provide
 them with even more entertainment.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Angelique Pettyjohn  (Shahna)
        Bob Johnson          (Voice Of Provider #1)
        Dick Crockett        (Andorian Thrall)
        Jane Ross            (Tamoon)
        Joseph Ruskin        (Galt)
        Mickey Morton        (Kloog)
        Steve Sandor         (Lars)
        Victoria George      (Ensign Jana Haines)
  
 Written By : Margaret Armen
  
 Directed By : Gene Nelson
 
@EndNode

@Node STE47 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}A Piece Of The Action [#47]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 4598.0
  
 The Enterprise encounters a planet visited by another starship and discovers
 that a book on the Chicago mobs of the 1920s accidentally left behind by a crew
 member of the previous ship has become the basis of the planets society
 structure over 200 years of the planets life. The intelligent but imitative
 inhabitants show a keen interest in replacing telephones with communicators and
 replacing tommy guns with phasers when Kirk, Spock and McCoy, along with their
 standard Starfleet landing party equipment, are captured.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Anthony Caruso     (Bela Oxmyx)
        Bill Blackburn     (Lt. Hadley)
        Buddy Garion       (Hood)
        Christie           (Hood)
        Conte              (Hood)
        Dyanne Thorne      (Girl #1)
        Jay Jones          (Mirt)
        John Harmon        (Tepo)
        Lee Delano         (Kalo)
        Marlys Burdette    (Krako's Gun Moll)
        McIntosh           (Hood)
        Sharyn Hillyer     (Girl #2)
        Sheldon Collins    (Tough Kid)
        Steve Marlo        (Zabo)
        Victor Tayback     (Jojo Krako)
  
 Teleplay By : David P. Harmon
               Gene L. Coon
  
 Story By : David P. Harmon
  
 Directed By : James Komack
 
@EndNode

@Node STE48 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Immunity Syndrome [#48]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 4307.1
  
 Spock telepathically receives the collective death cries of the entire all
 Vulcan crew of the Intrepid, which has just been destroyed by an unknown
 force. The Enterprise intercepts a gigantic organism, which then surrounds the
 ship, beginning to cause physical and mental illness among the crew. Kirk,
 Spock and McCoy surmise that this paradoxically huge single-celled organism
 may be a disease, as its course will soon take it through inhabited star
 systems. The Enterprise may turn out to be the only antibody capable of saving
 millions from the onslaught of the enormous parasite.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : John Winston   (Mr. Kyle)
        Majel Barrett  (Christine Chapel)
  
 Story By : Robert Sabaroff
  
 Directed By : Joseph Pevney
 
@EndNode

@Node STE49 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}A Private Little War [#49]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 4211.4
  
 The Enterprise visits a primitive world where the Klingon Empire has armed
 one faction of people against another in hopes of eliminating the weaker
 population and allying the stronger warriors with the Klingons. Spock is
 seriously injured when he, Kirk and McCoy beam down, and is returned to the
 Enterprise for treatment as Kirk and McCoy try to make contact with the
 locals. Kirk is injured by an poisonous indigenous animal, but reaches, with
 McCoy's help, his old friend Tyree. Tyree's mystical wife Nona cures Kirk and
 then pursues him. Kirk and McCoy, in the meantime, may only be able to resolve
 the unfair advantage between the planets two factions by arming Tyree against
 his Klingon backed adversaries.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Arthur Bernard   (Apella)
        Booker Bradshaw  (Dr. M'Benga)
        Gary Pillar      (Yutan)
        Janos Prohaska   (The Mugato)
        Majel Barrett    (Christine Chapel)
        Michael Whitney  (Tyree)
        Nancy Kovack     (Nona)
        Ned Romero       (Krell)
        Paul Baxley      (Patrol Leader)
  
 Teleplay By : Gene Roddenberry
  
 Story By : Jud Crucis
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
@EndNode

@Node STE50 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Patterns Of Force [#50]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 2534.0
  
 On arrival at Ekos, the Enterprise is the target of a nuclear missile attack,
 a technology which didn't exist the last time a Federation ship visited the
 planet. Kirk and Spock beam down to investigate, discovering that the
 government on Ekos has been transformed into a Nazi police state which came
 about when Federation teacher John Gill tried to simply increase the
 efficiency of the government on Ekos. Gill is now under the control of the
 people he has tried to educate, and anyone who tries to reveal the truth
 about Gill or try to rescue him, including Kirk and Spock, are hunted men.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Bart LaRue          (Newscaster)
        Bill Blackburn      (Trooper)
        Chuck Courtney      (Davod)
        David Brian         (John Gill)
        Ed McCready         (SS Trooper)
        Gilbert Green       (SS Major)
        Laskey              (Trooper)
        Patrick Horgan      (Eneg)
        Paul Baxley         (Trooper #1)
        Peter Canon         (Gestapo Lt.)
        Ralph Maurer        (SS Lt.)
        Richard Evans       (Isak)
        Skip Homeier        (Melakon)
        Valora Noland       (Daras)
        William Wintersole  (Abrom)
  
 Written By : John Meredyth Lucas
  
 Directed By : Vincent McEveety
 
@EndNode

@Node STE51 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Return To Tomorrow [#51]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 4768.3
  
 The Enterprise visits a planet long thought uninhabited, and finds globes that
 contain the consciousness of the last survivors of the planet, Sargon,
 Thalassa and Henoch. The three remaining beings wish to possess the bodies of
 willing Enterprise crew members, leaving the crew members minds in the globes
 briefly as Sargon and his companions use the human bodies to construct android
 bodies for their minds. Kirk, Spock, and Dr. Mulhall agree to this procedure,
 but Henoch, occupying Spock's body, has other plans, he wants to keep Spock's
 body for himself. In the meantime, Sargon and Thalassa, in the bodies of Kirk
 and Mulhall, fall in love all over again. One way or another, the humans
 bodies must be vacated since their metabolism is incapable of withstanding
 the levels of activity taken on by Sargon and the others.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Cindy Lou       (Nurse)
        Diana Muldaur   (Dr. Ann Mulhall)
        Eddie Paskey    (Security Guard)
        James Doohan    (Voice Of Sargon)
        Majel Barrett   (Christine Chapel)
        Roger Holloway  (Mr. Lemli)
  
 Written By : John Kingsbridge
  
 Directed By : Ralph Senensky
 
@EndNode

@Node STE52 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}By Any Other Name [#52]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 4657.5
  
 The Enterprise responds to a distress call, finding a trap set by a small
 group of aliens from the Andromeda galaxy who are assessing the potential of
 the Federations home galaxy for colonization. The aliens successfully take
 over the ship, reducing all aboard except for Kirk, Spock, McCoy and Scotty to
 dehydrated cubes so the ships supply of food and oxygen can be used by the
 hijackers and Kirk's command crew for the staggering 300 year return to
 Andromeda. The aliens, having assumed human form, also gain attributes such as
 emotions, which may be just the weakness Kirk and the others need to attack to
 regain control of the Enterprise.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Barbara Bouchet  (Kelinda)
        Carl Byrd        (Lt. Shea)
        Julie Cobb       (Yeoman Leslie Thompson)
        Lezlie Dalton    (Drea)
        Majel Barrett    (Christine Chapel)
        Robert Fortier   (Tomar)
        Stewart Moss     (Hanar)
        Warren Stevens   (Rojan)
  
 Teleplay By : D. C. Fontana
               Jerome Bixby
  
 Story By : Jerome Bixby
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
@EndNode

@Node STE53 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Omega Glory [#53]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The missing starship Exeter is spotted in orbit of an inhabited planet. Kirk,
 Spock and McCoy board the Exeter, finding only the remains of the crew, wiped
 out by a disease which affects the boarding party. Transporting to the planet,
 Kirk finds that Captain Tracey escaped his crews fate, and the atmosphere on
 the planet is capable of eliminating the disease from the Enterprise landing
 partys blood. But more problems arise as Tracey discards his loyalty to the
 prime directive in an attempt to gain power in the planets government.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : David L. Ross    (Lt. Galloway)
        Ed McCready      (Dr. Carter)
        Eddie Paskey     (Mr. Leslie)
        Frank Atienza    (Kohm Villager)
        Irene Kelly      (Sirah)
        Lloyd Kino       (Wu)
        Morgan Farley    (Old Yang Scholar)
        Morgan Woodward  (Capt. Ronald Tracey)
        Roy Jenson       (Cloud William)
  
 Written By : Gene Roddenberry
  
 Directed By : Vincent McEveety
 
@EndNode

@Node STE54 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Ultimate Computer [#54]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 4729.4
  
 Kirk is ordered to relinquish command of the Enterprise to Dr. Daystrom's new
 M-5 computer, which, according to Daystrom, can make all the decisions that a
 starship captain would encounter, correctly and more quickly than any human.
 The Enterprise, with Kirk and a few others aboard, is engaged in Starfleet
 wargames, but the M-5 begins to treat the other ships as a serious threat and
 retaliates with full salvos of phasers and photon torpedoes, destroying one
 ships. Believing Kirk may have lost his mind, Starfleet gives the remaining
 ships permission to destroy the Enterprise.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Barry Russo       (Commodore Robert Wesley)
        James Doohan      (M-5 Computer Voice / Voice Of Commodore Enwright)
        Sean Morgan       (Ensign Harper)
        William Marshall  (Dr. Richard Daystrom)
  
 Teleplay By : D. C. Fontana
  
 Story By : Laurence N. Wolfe
  
 Directed By : John Meredyth Lucas
 
@EndNode

@Node STE55 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Bread And Circuses [#55]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 4040.7
  
 Trying to track down the crew of the downed Federation starship Beagle, Kirk,
 Spock and McCoy arrive on a planet populated by a society that mixes savage
 ancient practices with 20th century technology. Enemies of the Roman
 Empirelike state are rounded up and forced to participate in televised
 coliseum battles. Kirk and Spock briefly encounter a peaceful group of people,
 but all are captured and prepared for their duels, including one event which
 will pit Spock against McCoy. Kirk must hope that he and his landing party can
 survive long enough for help to arrive from the Enterprise.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Bart LaRue        (Announcer)
        Bob Orrison       (Guard / Policeman)
        Ian Wolfe         (Septimus)
        Jack Perkins      (Master Of Games)
        Logan Ramsey      (Claudius Marcus)
        Lois Jewell       (Drusilla)
        Max Kelvin        (Archilles)
        Paul Baxley       (Policeman)
        Rhodes Reason     (Flavius)
        William Brambley  (Policeman)
        William Smithers  (Capt. R. M. Merrick)
  
 Written By : Gene L. Coon
              Gene Roddenberry
  
 Directed By : Ralph Senensky
 
@EndNode

@Node STE56 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Assignment: Earth [#56]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 After warping back in time to the late 20th century for a glimpse of Earths
 past, the Enterprise intercepts a mysterious man who simply calls himself Gary
 Seven. Although Gary and his ever present black cat Isis appear like
 inhabitants of the 20th century, Gary knows what kind of ship he is on and
 recognizes Spock as a Vulcan, and ascertains that the Enterprise is from the
 23rd century. Gary Seven evades security officers and resumes his journey to
 Earth. Kirk and Spock assume 20th century disguises and pursue him, finding
 that Gary is a time traveller from the future who is here to influence
 Earths history.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Barbara Babcock  (Exciever Computer Voice  / Voice Of Isis)
        Bruce Mars       (Policeman #1)
        Don Keefer       (Mr. Cromwell)
        Eddie Paskey     (Mr. Leslie)
        Lincoln Demyan   (Sergeant Lipton)
        Majel Barrett    (Beta 5 Computer Voice)
        Morgan Jones     (Col. Nesvig)
        Paul Baxley      (Crewman McKinley)
        Robert Lansing   (Gary Seven)
        Ted Gehring      (Policeman #2)
        Terri Garr       (Roberta Lincoln)
  
 Teleplay By : Art Wallace
  
 Story By : Art Wallace
            Gene Roddenberry
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
@EndNode

@Node STE57 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Spock's Brain [#57]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 5431.4
  
 The Enterprise is intercepted by a starship of unknown design, a woman from
 the ship beams directly onto the bridge and uses a device to render the
 Enterprises crew unconscious. She then walks over to Spock. When the crew
 awakens, McCoy summons Kirk to sick bay and informs him that the alien visitor
 apparently removed Spock's brain without even performing surgery. After
 Spock's body is fitted with a device that allows McCoy to control the Vulcans
 motor functions with a remote control, Kirk starts a search for Spock's brain,
 hoping it can be recovered and returned to Spock before his body decays.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Daris      (Creature)
        Majel Barrett    (Christine Chapel)
        Marj Dusay       (Kara)
        Sheila Leighton  (Luma)
  
 Written By : Lee Cronin (aka Gene L. Coon)
  
 Directed By : Marc Daniels
 
@EndNode

@Node STE58 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Enterprise Incident [#58]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 5027.3
  
 Captain Kirk, acting tense and irrational, orders the Enterprise straight into
 the Neutral Zone for no reason. Romulan warships capture the Enterprise, and
 Kirk and Spock beam aboard the Romulan flagship. When Spock admits that Kirk
 may be unfit to command, the Captain lunges at Spock, and receives a Vulcan
 death grip. Kirk, actually alive, is beamed back to the Enterprise and reveals
 to McCoy and Scott that their actual mission is to steal one of the Romulans
 cloaking devices and escape intact.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Gordon Coffey    (Romulan Soldier)
        Jack Donner      (Romulan Subcmdr. Tal)
        Joanne Linville  (Romulan Cmdr.)
        Majel Barrett    (Christine Chapel)
        Mike Howden      (Romulan Guard)
        Richard Compton  (Romulan Technical Officer)
        Robert Gentile   (Romulan Technician)
  
 Written By : D. C. Fontana
  
 Directed By : John Meredyth Lucas
 
@EndNode

@Node STE59 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Paradise Syndrome [#59]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 4842.6
  
 Kirk, Spock and McCoy beam down to a planet to inform any inhabitants that
 they must evacuate the planet due to an approaching asteroids imminent
 collision. A society similar to Native American Indians has arisen on the
 planet, but near their villages, the landing party finds a strange obelisk
 whose design and construction is far beyond the capabilities of the planets
 natives. Kirk finds that the monolith can be opened by the combination of
 sounds found in the order "Kirk to Enterprise," but when he enters the
 obelisk, he is attacked by waves of energy that erases his mind.
  
 With no time to spare, Spock and McCoy have to return to the Enterprise
 without Kirk, and begin trying to use the ships tractor beam to divert the
 asteroid. Meanwhile, Kirk becomes the tribal chief, takes a wife and even
 expects to become a father, but the Enterprise may not be able to save her
 former captains future.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei     (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        Walter Koenig    (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : John Lindesmith  (Engineer)
        Lamont Laird     (Indian Boy)
        Majel Barrett    (Christine Chapel)
        Naomi Pollack    (Indian Woman)
        Peter Virgo Jr.  (Lumo)
        Richard Hale     (Goro)
        Rudy Solari      (Salish)
        Sabrina Scharf   (Miramanee)
        Sean Morgan      (Engineer)
  
 Written By : Margaret Armen
  
 Directed By : Jud Taylor
 
@EndNode

@Node STE60 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}And The Children Shall Lead [#60]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 5029.5
  
 Kirk and the crew, visiting a scientific colony manned by several human
 families, are shocked to find that all but the children have died violently,
 and the children do not seem to care about anything but playing. Aboard the
 Enterprise, the children gradually begin to influence and take over the minds
 of the crew as part of a plan by their friendly angel, a seemingly benevolent
 alien called Gorgan who uses children as a means of spreading his influence,
 and unless he can find some way to expose Gorgan's true intentions, Kirk will
 become a prisoner on his own ship.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Brian Tochi        (Ray Tsingtao)
        Caesar Belli       (Steve O'Connell)
        Craig Hundley      (Tommy Starnes)
        Dick Dial          (Techician #2)
        Eddie Paskey       (Mr. Leslie)
        James Wellman      (Professor Starnes)
        Lou Elias          (Technician #1)
        Majel Barrett      (Christine Chapel)
        Mark Robert Brown  (Don Linden)
        Melvin Belli       (Gorgan)
        Pamelyn Ferdin     (Mary Janowski)
  
 Written By : Edward J. Lakso
  
 Directed By : Marvin Chomsky
 
@EndNode

@Node STE61 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Is There In Truth No Beauty? [#61]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 5630.7
  
 Miranda Jones, a telepath who studied mental disciplines on Vulcan, arrives
 with Ambassador Kolos, a Medusan, an alien life form whose physical form is so
 hideous, humanoid life forms are driven insane if they look upon him. Also
 beaming aboard is Larry Marvick, one of the original designers of the
 Enterprise, and hopelessly in love with Miranda, although she has chosen to
 spend her life serving as a liaison between the Medusans and other
 humanoids. Miranda senses that someone is actively contemplating murder, and
 suspects Spock is envious of her once-in-a-lifetime mission, but even Miranda
 is unaware of the real would-be killer and their target.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Bill Blackburn  (Security Guards)
        David Frankham  (Dr. Laurence Marvick)
        Diana Muldaur   (Dr. Miranda Jones)
        Dick Greay      (Security Guards)
        Robert Balver   (Yeoman)
        Vince Deadrick  (Security Guards)
  
 Written By : Jean Lisette Aroeste
  
 Directed By : Ralph Senensky
 
@EndNode

@Node STE62 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Spectre Of The Gun [#62]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 4385.3
  
 A Melkotian warning buoy is unwittingly destroyed by Kirk and the Enterprise.
 When Kirk beams down with a landing party, the owners of the buoy, fearing
 that a pointlessly violent race has entered their space, traps the Enterprise
 officers in a replica of Tombstone, Arizona and force Kirk and company to play
 out the roles of the Clanton Gang, doomed to lose the gunfight at the O.K.
 Corral at sundown.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Abraham Sofaer   (Voice Of The Melkotian)
        Bill Zuckert     (Johnny Behan)
        Bob Orrison      (Man In Bar)
        Bonnie Beecher   (Sylvia)
        Charles Maxwell  (Virgil Earp)
        Charles Seel     (Ed)
        Ed McCready      (Barber)
        Greg Palmer      (Rancher)
        Gregory Reece    (Man In Bar)
        James Doohan     (Melkotian Warning Buoy Voice)
        Mike Manor       (Mask)
        Paul Baxley      (Man In Bar)
        Rex Holman       (Morgan Earp)
        Richard Anthony  (Rider)
        Ron Soble        (Wyatt Earp)
        Sam Gilman       (Doc Holliday)
  
 Written By : Lee Cronin (aka Gene L. Coon)
  
 Directed By : Vincent McEveety
 
@EndNode

@Node STE63 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Day Of The Dove [#63]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Having both received distress calls from a besieged planet, the Enterprise and
 a Klingon ship arrive simultaneously, and Kang, the Klingon captain, forces
 Kirk to beam a party of Klingons aboard the Enterprise. The ship then runs
 into an area of turbulence, and automatic emergency systems close bulkheads on
 most of the ship. The Klingons escape into the Enterprise to battle an equal
 number of the ships crew. Both Klingon and Federation officers blame the ships
 problems on each other, and some individuals even see the opportunity to
 settle scores with their enemies, but nobody realises the real catalyst
 behind the violence.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : David L. Ross   (Lt. Johnson)
        Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Mark Tobin      (Klingon)
        Michael Ansara  (Kang)
        Susan Howard    (Mara)
  
 Written By : Jerome Bixby
  
 Directed By : Marvin Chomsky
 
@EndNode

@Node STE64 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}For The World Is Hollow And I Have Touched The Sky [#64]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 5476.3
  
 McCoy tells Kirk that the most recent routine medical exams of the entire crew
 have revealed a case of a terminal but non-contagious disease. The victim is
 McCoy himself. Kirk recommends that the doctor resign immediately, but before
 the discussion gets any further, Kirk leads Spock and McCoy on a landing party
 mission to the asteroidlike vessel called Yonada, carefully disguised inside
 to make it appear to the humanoid inhabitants that they are on the surface of
 a planet. Kirk finds that the world is controlled by a computer known by the
 residents of Yonada as the Oracle, and the Oracle's instructions are being
 taken as a religious order. The high priestess catches McCoy's eye and asks
 him to remain with her, an offer which, considering the doctors current state,
 McCoy finds tempting.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Byron Morrow    (Admiral Westervliet)
        James Doohan    (Oracle Voice)
        Jon Lormer      (Old Man)
        Kate Woodville  (Natira)
        Majel Barrett   (Christine Chapel)
  
 Written By : Rick Vollaerts
  
 Directed By : Tony Leader
 
@EndNode

@Node STE65 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Tholian Web [#65]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 5693.2
  
 Searching for the missing starship Defiant, the Enterprise eventually finds
 the lost ship shrouded in a strange glow. A landing party beams aboard,
 finding that the entire crew of the Defiant went mad and murdered one another.
 While Kirk and the landing party inspect the Defiant, they notice the ships
 solid surfaces are becoming ghostlike, while the crew of the Enterprise see
 the Defiant fading away. With the Enterprises transporters confused by the
 fading, Kirk waits while the others beam back, but he cannot be retrieved as
 the Defiant disappears. Waiting for the next interphase during which the
 Defiant might return to the Enterprises dimension, members of the crew begin
 to go insane, like the Defiants crew. To make matters worse, a Tholian vessel
 arrives, and its commander refuses to believe that the Enterprise is assisting
 a damaged ship since the ship in question has disappeared. The Tholians begin
 to weave a web of energy around the Enterprise, holding the ship in place as
 more of the crew lose their minds, and Spock and McCoy debate Spock's ability
 to command in Kirk's absence.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Babara Babcock  (Tholian Voices)
        Majel Barrett   (Christine Chapel)
        Sean Morgan     (Lt. O'Neil)
  
 Written By : Chet Richards
              Judy Burns
  
 Directed By : Herb Wallerstein
 
@EndNode

@Node STE66 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Plato's Stepchildren [#66]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 5784.2
  
 The Enterprise is summoned urgently to assist the seriously ill Parmen, head
 of the planet Platonius. After McCoy manages to give Parmen the necessary
 elixirs, Parmen and his fellow Platonians use immense telekinetic powers to
 force Kirk, McCoy and Spock to stay on the planet and behave as puppets to
 Parmen's whim for their amusement. The only Platonian showing disgust at the
 others abuse of their power is Alexander, but he is also apparently the only
 Platonian incapable of telekinesis, and he cannot assist the landing party as
 they try to escape Parmen's control.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Armando Gonzales  (Spock's Flamenco Dance Double)
        Barbara Babcock   (Philana)
        Derek Partidge    (Dionyd)
        Liam Sullivan     (Parmen)
        Majel Barrett     (Christine Chapel)
        Michael Dunn      (Alexander)
        Ted Scott         (Eraclitus)
  
 Written By : Meyer Dolinsky
  
 Directed By : David Alexander
 
@EndNode

@Node STE67 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Wink Of An Eye [#67]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 5710.5
  
 When a landing party investigating Scalos begin to vanish one by one, Kirk,
 Spock and McCoy try to find out what is happening before more of the crew
 disappear, until Kirk himself is abducted. Kirk finds the cause to be a group
 of endangered Scalosians who move faster than human sight or hearing can
 detect. They need to repopulate their species, and find that speeding human
 males up to Scalosian speed will meet their needs. Kirk must find a way to get
 a message to Spock and McCoy, who are working on a cure for the mystery
 ailment, as well as causing the Scalosians to fight among themselves,
 before they have control of the Enterprise.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Ed Hice          (Scalosians)
        Erik Holland     (Ekor)
        Geoffrey Binney  (Crewman Compton)
        Jason Evers      (Rael)
        Kathie Browne    (Deela)
        Majel Barrett    (Christine Chapel / Computer Voice)
        Richard Geary    (Scalosians)
  
 Teleplay By : Arthur Heinemann
  
 Story By : Lee Cronin (aka Gene L. Coon)
  
 Directed By : Jud Taylor
 
@EndNode

@Node STE68 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Empath [#68]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 5121.5
  
 Kirk, Spock and McCoy search for two missing scientists on a planet whose sun
 is about to explode, but they only find visual logs that show the scientists
 disappearing. Then the landing party disappears as well, finding themselves
 trapped by two aliens who snatched the scientists away and experimented on
 them until they died. The aliens now have Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and a mute
 empath named Gem by the landing party in their custody, and the captors seem
 to be intent on repeating the same deadly experiments on their new specimens.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei     (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Alan Bergmann   (Lal)
        Davis Roberts   (Dr. Ozaba)
        Jason Wingreen  (Dr. Linke)
        Kathryn Hays    (Gem)
        Willard Sage    (Thann)
  
 Written By : Joyce Muskat
  
 Directed By : John Erman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE69 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Elaan Of Troyius [#69]@{ub} (1968)

 Stardate 4372.5
  
 The Enterprise is on a diplomatic mission to the Tellun system.  Assignment is
 to transport Elaan, the Dohlman of planet Elas, to planet Troyius as part of a
 peace agreement between the two warring planets. The mission is complicated by
 interference from Klingon interests, apparently trying to protect Klingon
 access to rich dilithium deposits on Troyius.
  
 After stabbing Petri, throwing numerous tantrums, and ordering her guards to
 refuse Kirk permission to resolve any disputes, Elaan sheds a tear, which
 infects Kirk, clouding his judgement at precisely the wrong time when a
 Klingon warship enters the sector.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Charles Beck   (Elasian Guard #2)
        Dick Durock    (Elasian Guard #1)
        France Nuyen   (Elaan)
        Jay Robinson   (Petri)
        K. L. Smith    (Klingon)
        Lee Duncan     (Crewman Evans)
        Majel Barrett  (Christine Chapel)
        Tony Young     (Kryton)
        Victor Brandt  (Technician Watson)
  
 Story By : John Meredyth Lucas
  
 Directed By : John Meredyth Lucas
 
@EndNode

@Node STE70 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Whom Gods Destroy [#70]@{ub} (1969)

 Stardate 5718.3
  
 The Enterprise is carrying a new drug to the mental hospital on Elba II, where
 it is hoped that the last dangerously insane patients in the Federation can
 finally be treated. But when Kirk and Spock beam down, they do not realize that
 the facilities have been taken over by the inmates, led by Garth, a former
 Starfleet captain who has also become a shape-shifter. Before anyone on the
 Enterprise realizes what is transpiring on Elba II, Garth has activated a
 shield to prevent the landing party from escaping.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Gary Downey    (Tellarite)
        Keye Luke      (Governor Donald Cory)
        Richard Geary  (Andorian)
        Steve Ihnat    (Garth of Izar)
        Yvonne Craig   (Marta)
  
 Teleplay By : Lee Erwin
  
 Story By : Jerry Sohl
            Lee Erwin
  
 Directed By : Herb Wallerstein
 
@EndNode

@Node STE71 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Let That Be Your Last Battlefield [#71]@{ub} (1969)

 Stardate 5730.2
  
 Two natives of the planet Cheron are brought aboard after one of them helps
 the Enterprise chase the other down after he had stolen a shuttlecraft from a
 Federation starbase. Bele and Lokai, however, have a dispute that goes far
 beyond a simple pursuit of a criminal. Their hatred is rooted in a deep racial
 prejudice which threatens to engulf not only them, but the Enterprise and
 Kirk's crew.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Frank Gorshin  (Bele)
        Lou Antonio    (Lokai)
        Majel Barrett  (Christine Chapel / Computer Voice)
  
 Teleplay By : Oliver Crawford
  
 Story By : Lee Cronin (aka Gene L. Coon)
  
 Directed By : Jud Taylor
 
@EndNode

@Node STE72 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Mark Of Gideon [#72]@{ub} (1969)

 Stardate 5423.4
  
 Kirk is planning to beam down to the overpopulated planet Gideon to meet with
 the leaders, but apparently arrives at the wrong place in a transporter
 malfunction. Kirk finds himself aboard the Enterprise, but cannot locate
 anyone else aboard except for Odona, who offers no answers to his bafflement
 at why no one is aboard the ship but him. It turns out that the leaders of
 Gideon plan on using Odona, and now Kirk, as pawns in a horrific scheme to
 reduce the planets population.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : David Hurst    (Hodin)
        Gene Dynarski  (Krodak)
        Richard Deer   (Admiral Fitzgerald)
        Sharon Acker   (Odona)
  
 Written By : George F. Slavin
              Stanley Adams
  
 Directed By : Jud Taylor
 
@EndNode

@Node STE73 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}That Which Survives [#73]@{ub} (1969)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Kirk leads a landing party to do a geological survey of an unexplored planet,
 but before they beam down, they see a woman appear out of nowhere in the
 transporter room and kill a crewman simply by touch, and then she disappears.
  
 Her appearance also affects the Enterprise, sending it well out of
 communications range, trapping Kirk and his team on the planets surface. The
 woman continues to appear, naming her victim on arrival and killing them by
 touch. Sulu is nearly killed by her, and the woman appears on the Enterprise
 as well, sabotaging the engines so the ship will never retrieve Kirk's survey
 team, stranding them, as well as the crew of the Enterprise, with an
 unpredictable murderer.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Arthur Batanides    (Lt. D'Amato)
        Booker Bradshaw     (Dr. M'Benga)
        Brad Forrest        (Ensign Wyatt)
        Kenneth Washington  (John B. Watkins)
        Lee Meriwether      (Losira)
        Naomi Pollack       (Lt. Rahda)
  
 Teleplay By : John Meredyth Lucas
  
 Story By : Michael Richards (aka D. C. Fontana)
  
 Directed By : Herb Wallerstein
 
@EndNode

@Node STE74 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Lights Of Zetar [#74]@{ub} (1969)

 Stardate 5725.3
  
 En route to Memory Alpha, the home of the Federations largest library
 computer banks, the Enterprise is transferring Lt. Romaine to her next
 assignment, overseeing refits and new installations on Memory Alpha. A cloud
 of energy intercepts the ship and wreaks havoc with the Enterprises
 instruments and crew, affecting various crew members brains in different ways
 and causing Lt. Romaine to pass out. The cloud strikes Memory Alpha next,
 wiping out every living thing on the planetoid along with most of the library
 banks. Mira, who has been experiencing strange thoughts and visions since the
 clouds first sweep of the Enterprise, is suddenly able to predict the cloud is
 returning to the vicinity before the Enterprises sensors can.
  
 Kirk orders phasers fired to defend the ship, but every time the cloud is hit,
 it injures Lt. Romaine. McCoy determines that the energy beings in the cloud
 are now telepathically linked to her mind.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Barbara Babcock  (Zetar Voices)
        Bud Da Vinci     (Crewman)
        Jan Shutan       (Lt. Mira Romaine)
        John Winston     (Mr. Kyle)
        Libby Erwin      (Technician)
        Majel Barrett    (Christine Chapel / Computer Voice)
  
 Written By : Jeremy Tarcher
              Shari Lewis
  
 Directed By : Herb Kenwith
 
@EndNode

@Node STE75 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Way To Eden [#75]@{ub} (1969)

 Stardate 5832.3
  
 Pursuing the Aurora, which has been stolen, Kirk beams the Auroras crew aboard
 the Enterprise when the sustained high-speed pursuit overloads the stolen
 vessels engines, destroying the ship. The thieves turn out to be a motley
 assortment of hippies, including noted scientist Dr. Sevrin. Another of the
 throwbacks is the son of a Federation ambassador. Sevrin and his friends
 decide to hijack the Enterprise so they may resume the interrupted mission for
 which they stole the Aurora, to find the mythical planet Eden, a gardenlike
 world on which they hope to find health, purity and happiness.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei     (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        Walter Koenig    (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Charles Napier      (Adam)
        Deborah Downey      (Girl #1)
        Elizabeth Rogers    (Lt. Palmer)
        Majel Barrett       (Christine Chapel)
        Mary-Linda Rapelye  (Irini Galliulin)
        Phyllis Douglas     (Girl #2)
        Roger Holloway      (Mr. Lemli)
        Skip Homeier        (Dr. Sevrin)
        Victor Brandt       (Tongo Rad)
  
 Teleplay By : Arthur Heinemann
  
 Story By : Arthur Heinemann
            Michael Richards (aka D. C. Fontana)
  
 Directed By : David Alexander
 
@EndNode

@Node STE76 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Requiem For Methuselah [#76]@{ub} (1969)

 Stardate 5843.7
  
 On an urgent mission to procure the antidote to a serious plague which
 threatens the entire crew of the Enterprise, Kirk, Spock and McCoy beam down
 to Holberg 917-G to contact Flint in hopes of finding either the remedy or the
 raw material from which to extract it. Flints lovely female android, Rayna,
 begins to create a rivalry between Kirk, for whom she begins to feel true
 love, and Flint, who created Rayna to provide him with companionship. Spock
 discovers that Flint may be an immortal being who has influenced Earths
 history in the past, and McCoy finds that Flint is slowly dying. But Kirk may
 not resolve his argument with Flint in time to help Spock and McCoy save the
 crew of the Enterprise.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Daly    (Flint)
        John Buonomo  (Orderly)
        Louise Sorel  (Rayna Kapec)
  
 Written By : Jerome Bixby
  
 Directed By : Murray Golden
 
@EndNode

@Node STE77 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Cloud Minders [#77]@{ub} (1969)

 Stardate 5818.4
  
 Beaming down to pick up a consignment of zenite from the planet Ardana, the
 home of Stratos, a city that floats above the surface of the planet, Kirk and
 Spock are ambushed by mineworkers known as Troglytes. The attack is cut short
 by the arrival of Plasus, a high advisor from Stratos, who says that a
 disruptive group of protesting Troglytes probably stole the zenite shipment,
 which was missing.
  
 On Stratos, which Plasus says is safe, there is also evidence of Troglyte
 terrorism. Kirk and Spock discover that the Stratos dwellers live an easy life
 thanks to their planets unique mineral resources at the expense of the
 Troglytes, who get no reward for extracting those resources. When McCoy finds
 that the raw zenite being mined by the Troglytes is having an adverse affect
 on their health, Kirk takes it upon himself to upset the balance in favour of
 equality.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Bob Miles        (Cloud City Sentinel #2)
        Charlene Polite  (Vanna)
        Diana Ewing      (Droxine)
        Ed Long          (Midro)
        Fred Williamson  (Anka)
        Garth Pillsbury  (Prisoner)
        Harv Selsby      (Security Guard)
        Jay Jones        (Prisoner #1)
        Jeff Corey       (Plasus)
        Jimmy Fields     (Cloud Guard #2)
        Kirk Raymone     (Cloud Guard #1)
        Lou Elias        (Troglytes)
        Marvin Walters   (Troglytes)
        Richard Geary    (Cloud City Sentinel #1)
        Roger Holloway   (Mr. Lemli)
        Walter Scott     (Cloud Guard)
  
 Teleplay By : Margaret Armen
  
 Story By : David Gerrold
            Oliver Crawford
  
 Directed By : Jud Taylor
 
@EndNode

@Node STE78 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}The Savage Curtain [#78]@{ub} (1969)

 Stardate 5906.4
  
 Over the planet Excalbia, the Enterprise is intercepted by who appears to be
 Abraham Lincoln, floating through space. Beaming aboard, Lincoln is welcomed
 by Kirk, who is somewhat awed by the presence of one of his most revered
 figures of history. Lincoln extends an invitation to Kirk and Spock to visit
 the planet, whose normally lava covered surface sprouts a zone of Earthlike
 safety just for the landing party. Kirk, Spock and Lincoln are joined on the
 surface by an image of Surak, who initiated the doctrine of emotional
 restraint on Vulcan.
  
 A rock creature appears and introduces Kirk and Spock to four more illusionary
 figures from history, this time the fiercest conquerors, tyrants and villains
 of the past, from Earths Genghis Khan to Kahless the Unforgettable, who, as
 Surak did for Vulcan, set the standard of behaviour for the Klingons. The
 creature pits the best and most noble, Kirk, Spock, Lincoln and Surak, against
 the most vile historical figures. The rewards for Kirk and Spock, should they
 survive, are their lives, and the lives of everyone aboard the Enterprise.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Arell Blanton          (Chief Security Guard Lt. Dickerson)
        Barry Atwater          (Surak)
        Bart LaRue             (Voice Of Yarnek)
        Carol Daniels Derment  (Zora)
        Janos Prohaska         (Yarnek)
        Lee Bergere            (Abraham Lincoln)
        Nathan Jung            (Genghis Khan)
        Phillip Pine           (Col. Green)
        Robert Herron          (Kahless)
  
 Teleplay By : Arthur Heinemann
               Gene Roddenberry
  
 Story By : Gene Roddenberry
  
 Directed By : Herschel Daugherty
 
@EndNode

@Node STE79 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}All Our Yesterdays [#79]@{ub} (1969)

 Stardate 5943.7
  
 Arriving at the moon Sarpiedon, whose mother planet is due to explode in three
 hours, Kirk, Spock and McCoy find just what the ships sensors indicated on the
 surface, no life forms, though an advanced civilization obviously once existed.
 But they then find several copies of Sarpiedons librarian, Mr. Atoz. Some of
 the clones are helpful, others belligerent, but they all tell the landing party
 that all the people of Sarpiedon have already escaped to safety, and Atoz,
 thinking that Kirk and the others are natives who arrived late, advises them to
 do the same. The library turns out to be a file of time periods into which a
 device, Atoz calls the atavachron, can propel them, as it has already provided
 an escape for the rest of the moons inhabitants.
  
 Hearing a woman screaming, but not realizing that she is one the other side of
 the atavachrons time portal, Kirk leaps into a time period similar to the
 1800s, and Spock and McCoy stumble into an ice age trying to retrieve him. All
 three must try to survive long enough in their respective environments for the
 time portal back to Sarpiedon to return, if that moon still exists in the 23rd
 century for them to return to.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Al Cavens         (Fop #2)
        Anna Karen        (Woman)
        Ed Bakey          (Fop #1)
        Ian Wolfe         (Mr. Atoz)
        Johnny Haymer     (Constable)
        Kermit Murdock    (The Prosecuter)
        Mariette Hartley  (Zarabeth)
        Stan Barrett      (The Jailer)
  
 Written By : Jean Lisette Aroeste
  
 Directed By : Marvin Chomsky
 
@EndNode

@Node STE80 "The Original Series - 80 Episodes"

 @{b}Turnabout Intruder [#80]@{ub} (1969)

 Stardate 5928.5
  
 Visiting Dr. Coleman and the ailing Dr. Lester, a colleague of Kirk's from
 Starfleet Academy who has always envied him due to her inability to achieve a
 captaincy in a male captains only Starfleet, Kirk is rendered unconscious by
 Lester. It turns out to have been a trap, and Lester puts herself and Kirk
 into an unknown device that transfers their minds into the anothers body.
  
 Lester, in the form of Kirk, doesn't have time to kill Kirk. Lester and
 Coleman make every attempt to leave Kirk on the planet, but must bring her
 aboard to save face. Kirk, still suffering a severe shock from the mind
 transfer, is unable to warn McCoy about Lester's plan to command the
 Enterprise. Lester, however, is unable to conceal her lack of knowledge of
 command procedures and, more specifically, Kirk's character, and when Spock
 learns the truth and attempts to help Kirk, Lester has him placed under arrest
 and tries to speed Spock's court martial toward a conclusion which would have
 Kirk and Spock executed.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei     (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        Walter Koenig    (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Barbara Baldavin  (Lisa)
        David L. Ross     (Lt. Galloway)
        Harry Landers     (Dr. Arthur Coleman)
        John Boyer        (Guard)
        Majel Barrett     (Christine Chapel)
        Roger Holloway    (Mr. Lemli)
        Sandra Smith      (Dr. Janice Lester)
  
 Teleplay By : Arthur H. Singer
  
 Story By : Gene Roddenberry
  
 Directed By : Herb Wallerstein
 
@EndNode

@Node STE81 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}Yesteryear [#1]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 5373.4
  
 Federation personnel, including Kirk and Spock, explore the planet Orion's past
 using the Guardian of Forever. When they return, no one recognises Spock. For
 the past five years, the Enterprises first officer has been an Andorian named
 Thelin. Ships records reveal that Sarek and Amanda's son was killed at the age
 of seven, and that the couple separated after their loss. Spock recalls that
 years before, during his kahs-wan - a Vulcan coming-of-age ritual - a distant
 cousin, Selek, saved his life. Spock realises he must return through the
 Guardian and become Selek to rectify the distorted time line.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan      (The Healer / Thelin)
        Keith Sutherland  (Sepek)
        Majel Barrett     (Amanda / Grey)
        Mark Lenard       (Sarek)
  
 Written By : D. C. Fontana
 
@EndNode

@Node STE82 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}One Of Our Planets Is Missing [#2]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 5371.3
  
 A huge cosmic cloud that eats planets is headed for Mantilles - home to 82
 million people. The Enterprise is able to warn Mantilles of the approaching
 danger, but the Enterprise is then pulled inside the cloud. Spock steers
 toward the creatures brain and escapes, but the clouds antimatter villi are
 draining the ships energy.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan  (Lt. Arex)
  
 Written By : Marc Daniels
 
@EndNode

@Node STE83 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}The Lorelei Signal [#3]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 5483.7
  
 Once every 27 years, a starship has been disappearing near the Taurean system.
 The Enterprise receives signals which captivate all the starships male
 personnel - visions of lovely, golden-skinned, silver-haired women. Kirk,
 Spock and McCoy beam down and are captured by the women of their visions.
 Fitted with headbands that drain their life energies, they age rapidly.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Bruce Watson      (Crewman Green)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Arex)
        Majel Barrett     (Christine Chapel / Theela)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Dara / Security Officer Davison)
  
 Written By : Margaret Armen
 
@EndNode

@Node STE84 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}More Tribbles, More Troubles [#4]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 5392.4
  
 Transporting quadrotriticale to Sherman's planet (now in the midst of a second
 famine), the Enterprise rescues Cyrano Jones from a Klingon warship.
  
 Jones has a new cargo of tribbles, which, he says, have been altered to
 prevent their frequent reproduction. But even these tribbles can't resist the
 quadrotriticale on board the Enterprise and get so fat that Cryano's tribble
 eating glommer can't swallow them. The Klingons appear again and demand that
 Cyrano be handed over, as he has stolen the glommer from their ship.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : David Gerrold  (Korax)
        James Doohan   (Capt. Koloth)
        Stanley Adams  (Cryano Jones)
  
 Written By : David Gerrold
 
@EndNode

@Node STE85 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}The Survivor [#5]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 5143.3
  
 Philanthropist Carter Winston, missing for five years, is discovered aboard a
 damaged one-man craft.  In a reunion with his fiancee, Lt. Anne Nored (Who is
 stationed on board the Enterprise), Winston states that he has changed and can
 no longer marry her. Winston is actually a shape-changing Vendorian, who
 assumes Kirk's appearance to bring the Enterprise into the Neutral Zone, where
 Romulan vessels quickly surround the starship.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei     (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan      (Gabler / Romulan Cmdr.)
        Majel Barrett     (Christine Chapel / Lt. M'Ress)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Anne Nored)
        Ted Knight        (Carter Winston / Vendorian)
  
 Written By : James Schmerer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE86 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}The Infinite Vulcan [#6]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 5554.4
  
 On the planet Phylos, an Enterprise landing party discovers Keniclius Five,
 a cloned giant of Dr. Starros Keniclius, a Terran scientist who lived during
 the Eugenics Wars. The giant wishes to clone Spock to use as a galactic
 peacemaker, refusing to believe Kirk's claims that the galaxy is an almost
 peaceful group of civilized worlds. Keniclius clones one giant from the
 Vulcan, which weakens Spock to the point of death.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan  (Agmar / Keniclius 5 / Lt. Arex)
  
 Written By : Walter Koenig
 
@EndNode

@Node STE87 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}The Magicks Of Megas-Tu [#7]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 1254.4
  
 A whirlwind of matter and energy propels the Enterprise into another dimension
 where its technology does not function. The crew is rescued by a devil-like
 creature named Lucien who claims that in this dimension magic functions just as
 surely as science does in ours. But the crews use of mystical energy is
 detected on planet Megas-Tu, and they are transported to the Megan's planet.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan  (Lucien / Megan Prosecutor)
  
 Written By : Larry Brody
 
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@Node STE88 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}Once Upon A Planet [#8]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 5591.2
  
 The Enterprise crew returns to the Shore Leave planet - but as Dr. McCoy
 attempts to conjure up a picture of the old south, the Queen of Hearts appears
 and screams, "Off With His Head!" Uhura is taken prisoner by a robot. Kirk
 discovers a grave with the inscription, "The Keeper, last of his race, ceased
 to function, fifth day of the 12th Moon of this planets year 7009." Kirk and
 Spock find the captured Uhura and the planets computer, which resents its role
 of servant now that the Keeper is dead.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan      (Gabler / Lt. Arex)
        Majel Barrett     (Lt. M'Ress)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Alice In Wonderland)
  
 Written By : Chuck Menville
              Len Jenson
 
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@Node STE89 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}Mudd's Passion [#9]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 4978.5
  
 Capt. Kirk discovers his old friend Harry Mudd selling fake love potions to
 lonely miners on the planet Motherlode. Kirk rescues Mudd from the miners, but
 once aboard the starship Harry persuades Christine Chapel to try the love
 potion on Spock.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan     (Lt. Arex)
        Majel Barrett    (Christine Chapel / Lora / Lt. M'Ress)
        Roger C. Carmel  (Harcourt Fenton Mudd)
  
 Written By : Stephen Kandel
 
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@Node STE90 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}The Terratin Incident [#10]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 5577.3
  
 The Enterprise receives a mysterious transmission containing only one
 decipherable word - Terratin. Arriving at the signals source , the vessel is
 hit by a lightning bolt and all living matter on the ship starts to shrink.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan   (Lt. Arex / Mendant)
        Majel Barrett  (Christine Chapel)
  
 Written By : Paul Schneider
 
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@Node STE91 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}Time Trap [#11]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 5267.2
  
 Exploring the Delta Triangle, an area of space in which many ships have
 disappeared, the Enterprise is attacked by Klingon vessels and trapped in the
 Triangle with the Klingon cruiser Klothos. There, Kirk discovers a weird
 graveyard of ships - and the descendants of the vessels crews. Kirk and Kor of
 the Kolthos are taken before the Elysian Council, composed of members of many
 races, including Humans, Klingons, Gorns, Romulans, Kzin and Vulcans, They are
 told there is no way out of Elysia, where all these races have learned to live
 in harmony. Kirk and Kor plan to escape using the combined power of their
 vessels. Kor is also plotting to destroy the Federation starship.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan  (Gabler)
        John Colicos  (Capt. Kor)
  
 Written By : Joyce Perry
 
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@Node STE92 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}The Ambergris Element [#12]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 5499.9
  
 Exploring the seas of Argo, an unstable planet almost completely covered by
 water, Kirk and Spock are attacked - and regain consciousness as water
 breathers. They discover an underwater race, the Aquans. The younger Aquans,
 convinced the surface dwellers come in peace, save their lives using ancient
 surgical techniques. The older Aquans believe the air breathers are hostile,
 and when Scott, learning of an impending sea-quake, beams down, the elders
 interpret his visit as the start of an invasion.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan  (Lt. Arex)
  
 Written By : Margaret Armen
 
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@Node STE93 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}Slaver Weapon [#13]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 4187.3
  
 Spock, Uhura and Sulu, aboard the shuttlecraft Copernicus, are carrying a
 Slaver stasis box, manufactured by the long-dead race that once ruled most of
 the galaxy. The stasis boxes, the Slavers means of carrying information and
 devices, are the only remnants of their civilization - and are mutually
 attractive. The stasis box indicates the presence of another such box on an
 ice-covered planet. Beaming down, the three are taken prisoner by the Kzin -
 catlike, violent creatures who have a stolen empty stasis box to lure others
 to them and obtain the Slavers technology.
  
 Crew : George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
  
 Written By : Larry Niven
 
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@Node STE94 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}Beyond The Farthest Star [#14]@{ub} (1973)

 Stardate 5521.3
  
 Pulled off-course by Questar M-17, an imploded negative star mass, the
 Enterprise discovers a strange starship inhabited by a formless and evil alien
 life form. The ships builders had failed to rid themselves of the creature and
 attempted to destroy their vessel rather than risk bringing the malevolent
 entity to civilization. The creature takes control of the Enterprise.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : John Winston  (Lt. Kyle)
  
 Written By : Samuel A. Peeples
 
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@Node STE95 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}The Eye Of The Beholder [#15]@{ub} (1974)

 Stardate 5501.2
  
 The Enterprise locates the missing spaceship Ariel orbiting the planet Lactra
 VII. Her records indicate the entire crew beamed down to the planet. Kirk,
 Spock and a landing party beam down and encounter giant slugs, the intelligent
 life form of Lactra, and are put in a zoo.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan   (Lt. Arex / Lt. Cmdr. Tom Markel)
        Majel Barrett  (Randi Bryce)
  
 Written By : David P. Harmon
 
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@Node STE96 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}Jihad [#16]@{ub} (1974)

 Stardate 5683.1
  
 The Vedala, the first race to venture into outer space, summon the Enterprise
 - specifically Kirk and Spock - to a rendezvous with other specialists to
 combat an imminent threat to the galaxy. Their mission is to recover the
 stolen brainwave pattern of Alar, responsible for the transformation of the
 warlike Skorr into a peaceful people. Failure to recover the Soul Of Skorr
 will result in a galaxy-wide holy war - a Jihad.
  
 Crew : George Takei     (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : David Gerrold  (3 / Em / Green)
  
 Written By : Stephen Kandel
 
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@Node STE97 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}The Pirates Of Orion [#17]@{ub} (1974)

 Stardate 6334.1
  
 On the way to a Federation ceremony, an epidemic of choriocytosis strike the
 Enterprise. To Terrans it is not a serious danger, but in Vulcans it causes
 suffocation after three days, and Spock has the disease. While Spock is given
 a dose of synthetic Strobolin - the diseases only antidote - to slow its
 progress, Kirk arranges to pick up a supply of the drug from the SS Huron. But
 on its way to the Enterprise, the Huron is attacked by Orion pirates who steal
 her cargo.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan     (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan   (Lt. Arex)
        Majel Barrett  (Christine Chapel)
  
 Written By : Howard Weinstein
 
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@Node STE98 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}Bem [#18]@{ub} (1974)

 Stardate 7403.6
  
 The Enterprise is in orbit around the recently discovered planet Delta Theta
 III. On board - Commander Ari bn Bem. Beaming down with the landing party, Bem
 is imprisoned by a group of natives. Kirk, attempting to rescue him, is
 addressed by a female voice claiming to be a god. She orders Kirk to leave her
 children and her planet alone. Kirk defies her to continue his search.
  
 Crew : George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan   (Cmdr. Ari bn Bem / Lt. Arex)
        Majel Barrett  (Lt. M'Ress)
  
 Written By : David Gerrold
 
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@Node STE99 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}Practical Joker [#19]@{ub} (1974)

 Stardate 3183.3
  
 On a routine survey mission, the Enterprise is attacked by Romulan warships who
 claim the Federation vessel has crossed into their territory. The starship
 successfully evades the enemy vessels by entering a cloudlike energy field.
 However, strange things then begin to happen.
  
 Crew : George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan   (Lt. Arex / Romulan Cmdr.)
        Majel Barrett  (Lt. M'Ress)
  
 Written By : Chuck Menville
 
@EndNode

@Node STE100 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}Albatross [#20]@{ub} (1974)

 Stardate 5275.6
  
 While delivering medical supplies to the planet Dramia, Dr. McCoy is arrested
 and charged with causing a plague on Dramia II, 19 years before. The warrant
 has been approved by the Federation and Kirk is concerned because Dramian
 justice is swift.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan  (Kol-tai / Supreme Prefect)
  
 Written By : Dario Finelli
 
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@Node STE101 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}How Sharper Than A Serpent's Tooth [#21]@{ub} (1974)

 Stardate 6063.4
  
 The Enterprise is captured by a highly advanced starship piloted by Kulkukan,
 an ancient astronaut who visited Earth centuries before and was worshipped as a
 god. Kulkukan beams Kirk, McCoy, Scott and Ensign Walking Bear aboard his
 vessel, there, they find themselves in a city constructed in styles
 reminiscent of many ancient Terran cultures.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : James Doohan  (Kulkukan / Lt. Arex)
  
 Written By : David Wise
              Russell Bates
 
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@Node STE102 "The Original Animated Series - 22 Episodes"

 @{b}The Counter-Clock Incident [#22]@{ub} (1974)

 Stardate 6770.3
  
 Commodore Robert April, the first captain of the Enterprise, and his wife
 Sarah, the ships first medical officer, are aboard the starship once again to
 journey to Commodore April's retirement ceremonies. When an alien craft speeds
 by them, Kirk attempts to stop the other vessel with a tractor beam - which
 results in the Enterprise being pulled straight into a nova.
  
 Crew : James Doohan      (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Uhura)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
        George Takei      (Lt. Hikaru Sulu)
  
 Cast : James Doohan  (Lt. Arex)
  
 Written By : John Culver
 
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@Node STE103 "The Original Series Movies - 6 Movies"

 @{b}The Motion Picture [#1]@{ub} (1979)

 Stardate 7412.6
  
 When an unidentified alien, on a direct course to Earth, destroys three
 powerful Klingon cruisers, Admiral James T. Kirk returns to the newly
 transformed Enterprise to take command.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Lt. Cmdr. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Cmdr. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Cmdr. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Lt. Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Admiral James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Bill McTosh          (Klingon Crew Member)
        Billy Van Zandt      (Alien Boy)
        Craig Thomas         (Klingon Crew Member)
        Dave Moordigian      (Klingon Crew Member)
        David Gautreaux      (Cmdr. Branch)
        Edna Glover          (Vulcan Master)
        Franklyn Seales      (Crew Member)
        Gary Faga            (Airlock Technician)
        Grace Lee Whitney    (Ensign Janice Rand)
        Howard Itzkowitz     (Cargo Deck Ensign)
        Iva Lane             (Crew Member)
        Jimmie Booth         (Klingon Crew Member)
        Joel Kramer          (Klingon Crew Member)
        Joel Schultz         (Klingon Crew Member)
        John D. Gowans       (Assistant To Rand)
        Jon Rashad Kamal     (Cmdr. Sonak)
        Joshua Gallegos      (Security Officer)
        Junero Jennings      (Technical Assistant)
        Leslie C. Howard     (Yeoman)
        Majel Barrett        (Christine Chapel)
        Marcy Lafferty       (Chief De Falco)
        Mark Lenard          (Klingon Capt.)
        Michael Rougas       (Lt. Cleary)
        Michele Ameen Billy  (Lieutenant)
        Momo Yashima         (Crew Member)
        Norman Stuart        (Vulcan Master)
        Paul Weber           (Vulcan Master)
        Paula Crist          (Crew Member)
        Persis Khambatta     (Lt. Ilia)
        Ralph Brannen        (Crew Member)
        Ralph Byers          (Crew Member)
        Roger Aaron Brown    (Epsilon Technician)
        Sayra Hummel         (Technical Assistant)
        Stephen Collins      (Capt. Willard Decker)
        Susan J. Sullivan    (Woman)
        Terrence O'Connor    (Chief Ross)
        Tom Morga            (Klingon Crew Member)
        Tony Rocco           (Klingon Crew Member)
  
 Story By : Alan Dean Foster
  
 Screenplay By : Harold Livingston
  
 Directed By : Robert Wise
 
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@Node STE104 "The Original Series Movies - 6 Movies"

 @{b}The Wrath Of Khan [#2]@{ub} (1982)

 Stardate 8130.3
  
 The Federation Starship Enterprise is on routine training manoeuvers, and
 Admiral James T. Kirk seems resigned to the fact that this inspection may well
 be the last space mission of his career.
  
 But Khan is back, aided by his exiled band of genetic supermen, has raided
 Space Station Regula, stolen a top secret device called Project Genesis and
 wrested control of another Federation starship. Khan now schemes to set a most
 deadly trap for his old enemy, Kirk. With the threat of universal armageddon.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Cmdr. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Capt. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Cmdr. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Lt. Cmdr. Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Admiral James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Bibi Besch         (Dr. Carol Marcus)
        David Ruprecht     (Radio Voice)
        Dianne Harper      (Radio Voice)
        Ike Eisenmann      (Peter Preston)
        Joel Marstan       (Crew Chief)
        John Vargas        (Jedda)
        John Winston       (Mr. Kyle)
        Judson Scott       (Joaquim)
        Kevin Sullivan     (March)
        Kirstie Alley      (Lt. Saavik)
        Marcy Vosburgh     (Computer Voice)
        Merritt Butrick    (Dr. David Marcus)
        Nicholas Guest     (Cadet)
        Paul Kent          (Cmdr. Beach)
        Paul Winfield      (Capt. Clark Terrell)
        Ricardo Montalban  (Khan)
        Russell Takaki     (Madison)
        Teresa E. Victor   (Bridge Voice)
  
 Story By : Harve Bennett
            Jack B. Sowards
  
 Screenplay By : Jack B. Sowards
  
 Directed By : Nicholas Meyer
 
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@Node STE105 "The Original Series Movies - 6 Movies"

 @{b}The Search For Spock [#3]@{ub} (1984)

 Stardate 8210.3
  
 Admiral Kirk's defeat of Khan and the creation of the Genesis planet are empty
 victories. Spock is dead and McCoy is inexplicably being driven insane. Then a
 surprise visit from Sarek, Spock's father, provides a startling revelation,
 McCoy is harbouring Spock's living essence. With one friend alive and one not,
 but both in pain, Kirk attempts to help his friends by stealing the Enterprise
 and defying Starfleets Genesis planet quarantine. But the Klingons have also
 learned of Genesis and race to meet Kirk in a deadly rendezvous.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Cmdr. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Capt. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Cmdr. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Lt. Cmdr. Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Admiral James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Allan Miller            (Alien In The Bar)
        Bob Cummings            (Klingon Gunner #1)
        Branscombe Richmond     (Klingon Gunner #2)
        Carl Steven             (Spock, Age 9)
        Cathie Shirriff         (Valkris)
        Christopher Lloyd       (Cmdr. Kruge)
        Conroy Gedeon           (Civilian Agent In The Bar)
        Dame Judith Anderson    (High Priestess T'Lar)
        Dave Cadiente           (Klingon Sergeant)
        Douglas Allan Shanklin  (Prison Guard #2)
        Frank Force             (Elevator Voice)
        Frank Welker            (Voice Of Spock's Screams)
        Gary Faga               (Prison Guard #1)
        Grace Lee Whitney       (Woman In Cafeteria)
        Harve Bennett           (Flight Recorder Voice)
        James B. Sikking        (Capt. Styles)
        Jeanne Mori             (Helmsman On Grissom)
        Joe W. Davis            (Spock, Age 25)
        John Larroquette        (Maltz)
        Judi Durand             (Space Dock Controller Voice)
        Katherine Blum          (Vulcan Child)
        Mario Marcelino         (Communications Officer On Grissom)
        Mark Lenard             (Ambassador Sarek)
        Merritt Butrick         (Dr. David Marcus)
        Miguel Ferrer           (First Officer On Excelsior)
        Paul Sorensen           (Merchantship Capt.)
        Phil Morris             (Trainee Foster)
        Phillip Richard Allen   (Capt. Esteban)
        Robert Hooks            (Admiral Morrow)
        Robin Curtis            (Lt. Saavik)
        Scott McGinnis          (Mr. Adventurer)
        Sharon Thomas           (Waitress In The Bar)
        Stephen Liska           (Torg)
        Stephen Manley          (Spock, Age 15)
        Teresa E. Victor        (Enterprise Computer Voice)
        The Loop Group          (Background Voices)
        Vadia Potenza           (Spock, Age 13)
  
 Written By : Harve Bennett
  
 Directed By : Leonard Nimoy
 
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@Node STE106 "The Original Series Movies - 6 Movies"

 @{b}The Voyage Home [#4]@{ub} (1986)

 Stardate 8390.0
  
 A mysterious alien power is threatening Earth by evaporating the oceans and
 destroying the atmosphere. In a frantic attempt to save mankind, Kirk and his
 crew must time travel back to 1986 San Francisco where they find a world of
 punk, pizza and exact-change buses that are as alien as anything they've ever
 encountered in the far reaches of the galaxy.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Cmdr. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Capt. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Cmdr. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Lt. Cmdr. Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Admiral James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Alex Henteloff       (Dr. Nichols)
        Bob Sarlatte         (Waiter)
        Brock Peters         (Admiral Cartwright)
        Catherine Hicks      (Dr. Gillian Taylor)
        David Ellenstein     (Doctor #1)
        Donald W. Zautcke    (Marine Lieutenant)
        Eve Smith            (Elderly Patient)
        Everett Lee          (Cafe Owner)
        Grace Lee Whitney    (Janice Rand)
        Greg Karas           (Intern #2)
        James Menges         (Jogger)
        Jane Wiedlin         (Alien Communications Officer)
        Jane Wyatt           (Amanda)
        Jeff Lester          (FBI Agent)
        Jeffrey Martin       (Electronic Technician)
        Joe Knowland         (Antique Store Owner)
        Joe Lando            (Shore Patrolman)
        John Miranda         (Garbage Man #2)
        John Schuck          (Klingon Ambassador)
        Joseph Naradzay      (Marine Sargeant)
        Judy Levitt          (Doctor #2)
        Kirk Thatcher        (Punk On Bus)
        Majel Barrett        (Christine Chapel)
        Mark Lenard          (Ambassador Sarek)
        Martin Pistone       (Controller #2)
        Michael Berryman     (Starfleet Display Officer)
        Michael Snyder       (Starfleet Communications Officer)
        Mike Brislane        (Saratoga Science Officer)
        Mike Timoney         (Electronic Technician)
        Newell Tarrant       (CDO)
        Nick Ramus           (Saratoga Helmsman)
        Phil Rubinstein      (Garbage Man #1)
        Raymond Singer       (Young Doctor)
        Richard Harder       (Joe)
        Robert Ellenstein    (Federation President)
        Robin Curtis         (Lt. Saavik)
        Scott DeVenney       (Bob Briggs)
        Teresa E. Victor     (Usher)
        Thaddeus Golas       (Controller #1)
        Tom Mustin           (Intern #1)
        Tony Edwards         (Pilot)
        Vijay Amritraj       (Starship Captain)
        Viola Stimpson       (Lady In Tour)
  
 Story By : Harve Bennett
            Leonard Nimoy
  
 Screenplay By : Harve Bennett
                 Nicholas Meyer
                 Peter Krikes
                 Steve Meerson
  
 Directed By : Leonard Nimoy
 
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@Node STE107 "The Original Series Movies - 6 Movies"

 @{b}The Final Frontier [#5]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 8454.1
  
 Vacationing Captain Kirk faces two challenges, climbing Yosemite's El Capitan
 and teaching campfire songs to Spock. But vacations are cut short when a
 renegade Vulcan hijacks the Enterprise and pilots it on a journey to uncover
 the universes innermost secrets.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Cmdr. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Capt. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Cmdr. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Lt. Cmdr. Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Beverly Hart         (High Priestess)
        Bill Quinn           (McCoy's Father)
        Charles Cooper       (Korrd)
        Cynthia Blaise       (Amanda)
        Cynthia Gouw         (Caithlin Dar)
        David Warner         (St. John Talbot)
        George Murdock       (God)
        Harve Bennett        (Starfleet Chief Of Staff)
        Jonathan Simpson     (Young Sarek)
        Laurence Luckinbill  (Sybok)
        Melanie Shatner      (Yeoman)
        Rex Holman           (J'onn)
        Spice Williams       (Vixis)
        Steve Susskind       (Pitchman)
        Todd Bryant          (Capt. Klaa)
  
 Story By : David Loughery
            Harve Bennett
            William Shatner
  
 Screenplay By : David Loughery
  
 Directed By : William Shatner
 
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@Node STE108 "The Original Series Movies - 6 Movies"

 @{b}The Undiscovered Country [#6]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 9521.6
  
 After years as adversaries, the Federation and the Klingon Empire prepare for
 a peace summit. But the prospect of intergalactic glasnost with sworn enemies
 is an alarming one to Captain Kirk. When a Klingon ship is attacked and the
 Enterprise is held accountable, the dogs of war are unleashed again, as both
 forces brace for what may be their final, deadly encounter.
  
 Crew : DeForest Kelley   (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        George Takei      (Capt. Hikaru Sulu)
        James Doohan      (Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Capt. Spock)
        Nichelle Nichols  (Lt. Cmdr. Uhura)
        Walter Koenig     (Lt. Cmdr. Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner   (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Angelo Tiffe         (Excelsior Navigator)
        Boris Krutonog       (Helmsman Lojur)
        Brett Porter         (General Stec)
        Brock Peters         (Admiral Cartwright)
        Carlos Cestero       (Munitions Man)
        Christian Slater     (Excelsior Communications Officer)
        Christopher Plummer  (General Chang)
        Clifford Shegog      (Klingon Officer)
        Darryl Henriques     (Nanclus)
        David Orange         (Sleepy Klingon)
        David Warner         (Chancellor Gorkon)
        Douglas Engalla      (Prisoner at Rura Penthe)
        Edward Clements      (Young Crewman)
        Grace Lee Whitney    (Janice Rand)
        Iman                 (Martia)
        Jeremy Roberts       (Excelsior Officer)
        Jim Boeke            (First Klingon General)
        John Bloom           (Behemoth Alien)
        John Schuck          (Klingon Ambassador)
        Judy Levitt          (Military Aide)
        Katie Jane Johnston  (Martia as a Child)
        Kim Cattrall         (Lt. Valeris)
        Kurtwood Smith       (Federation President)
        Leon Russom          (Chief In Command)
        Mark Lenard          (Sarek)
        Matthias Hues        (Klingon General #2)
        Michael Bofshever    (Excelsior Engineer)
        Michael Dorn         (Klingon Defense Attorney)
        Michael Snyder       (Crewman Dax)
        Paul Rossili         (Brigadier Kerla)
        Rene Auberjonois     (Col. West)
        Robert Easton        (Klingon Judge)
        Rosana DeSoto        (Azetbur)
        Shakti               (ADC)
        Todd Bryant          (Klingon Translator)
        Tom Morga            (The Brute)
        W. Morgan Sheppard   (Klingon Cmdr.)
  
 Story By : Lawrence Konner
            Leonard Nimoy
            Mark Rosenthal
  
 Screenplay By : Denny Martin Flinn
                 Nicholas Meyer
  
 Directed By : Nicholas Meyer
 
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 @{b}Encounter At Farpoint, Part 1 [#1]@{ub} (1987)

 Stardate 41153.7
  
 The Enterprise, NCC 1701-D, the first new Galaxy-class starship, is launched,
 with veteran Jean-Luc Picard in command, The ships first mission is a puzzling
 one. While picking up new crew members from Deneb IV on the rim of explored
 space, they must figure out how the low-technology Bandi there could have
 built the gleaming new Farpoint Station they now offer to the Federation for
 use as a base.
  
 The new ship is almost sidetracked permanently by a being claiming to be part
 of an all-knowing super race known as the "Q". This, Q, who considers humanity
 too barbarous to expand further, hijacks Picard's command crew and sentences
 them to death in a kangaroo court. Picard is able to save their lives only by
 offering to prove humanities worth during his ships upcoming mission to
 Farpoint.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Cary Hiroyuki    (Mandarin Bailiff)
        Chuck Hicks      (Druged Military Officer)
        Colm Meaney      (Conn Ensign Miles O'Brien)
        David Erskine    (Bandi Shopkeeper)
        DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        Evelyn Guerrero  (Young Female Ensign)
        Jimmy Ortega     (Lt. Torres)
        John de Lancie   (Q)
        Michael Bell     (Groppler Zorn)
        Timothy Dang     (Main Bridge Security)
  
 Written By : D. C. Fontana
              Gene Roddenberry
  
 Directed By : Corey Allen
 
@EndNode

@Node STE110 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Encounter At Farpoint, Part 2 [#2]@{ub} (1987)

 Stardate 41153.7
  
 Freed by Q and allowed to arrive at Farpoint, the crew can find no explanation
 for the Bandis mysterious new technology until a vast alien ship appears and
 opens fire on the old Bandi city. Q tries to goad Picard into firing on the
 newcomer, but the Enterprise away team finds that the attacker is actually a
 sentient life-form trying to free its mate from the Bandis clutches.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Cary Hiroyuki    (Mandarin Bailiff)
        Chuck Hicks      (Druged Military Officer)
        Colm Meaney      (Conn Ensign Miles O'Brien)
        David Erskine    (Bandi Shopkeeper)
        DeForest Kelley  (Dr. Leonard H. McCoy)
        Evelyn Guerrero  (Young Female Ensign)
        Jimmy Ortega     (Lt. Torres)
        John de Lancie   (Q)
        Michael Bell     (Groppler Zorn)
        Timothy Dang     (Main Bridge Security)
  
 Written By : D. C. Fontana
              Gene Roddenberry
  
 Directed By : Corey Allen
 
@EndNode

@Node STE111 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Naked Now [#3]@{ub} (1987)

 Stardate 41209.2
  
 A hauntingly familiar disease is unleashed aboard the Enterprise after it
 makes contact with the Tsiolkovsky, a now-dead research ship that had been
 investigating a nearby stars collapse. Those afflicted act intoxicated and
 mentally unstable. As Dr. Crusher races to find a cure, the diseases symptoms
 ring a bell with Riker, who goes looking through decades of records with Data
 until they realise that the original Enterprise encountered the same disease.
  
 But the old cure doesn't work, and before Dr. Crusher can discover why, her
 afflicted son helps disable computer control, putting the ship at the mercy of
 the nearby collapsing star. Eventually almost the entire crew - including the
 Doctor, Picard, Yar and Data - come down with the virus.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Benjamin W. S. Lum  (Assistant Engineer Jim Shimoda)
        Brooke Bundy        (Chief Engineer Sarah MacDougal)
        David Renan         (Conn)
        Kenny Koch          (Kissing Crewman)
        Michael Rider       (Transporter Chief)
        Skip Stellrecht     (Engineering Crewman)
  
 Teleplay By : J. Michael Bingham (aka D. C. Fontana)
  
 Story By : J. Michael Bingham (aka D. C. Fontana)
            John D. F. Black
  
 Directed By : Paul Lynch
 
@EndNode

@Node STE112 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Code Of Honor [#4]@{ub} (1987)

 Stardate 41235.25
  
 A plague on Styris IV sends the Enterprise to the only known source for an
 organic vaccine, Ligon II. Negotiations go smoothly for the vaccine until the
 planets chief, Lutan, suddenly kidnaps Yar after being impressed by both her
 beauty and her strength. To get her back, Picard must abide by the Prime
 Directive and the Ligonians strict patience and code of honour - and Yar must
 combat Lutan's current "First One" wife, who now feels her honour challenged,
 in a fight to the death.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : James Louis Watkins       (Hagon)
        Jessie Lawrence Ferguson  (Lutan)
        Karole Selmon             (Yareena)
        Michael Rider             (Transporter Chief)
  
 Written By : Katharyn Powers
              Michael Baron
  
 Directed By : Russ Mayberry
 
@EndNode

@Node STE113 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Last Outpost [#5]@{ub} (1987)

 Stardate 41386.4
  
 History is overshadowed by danger as the Enterprise readies for the first
 Federation contact with the Ferengi, the supercapitalists of the galaxy, while
 chasing one of the vessels to retrieve an outposts T-9 energy converter. The
 chase ends abruptly when both ships find themselves immobilized over an unknown
 planet, which turns out to be an outpost of the long-dead Tkon Empire. A joint
 mission to investigate is arranged, but the Ferengi double-cross Riker's team
 and attacks them.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Armin Shimerman   (Letek)
        Darryl Henriques  (The Portal)
        Jake Dengel       (Mordoc)
        Mike Gomez        (DaiMon Taar)
        Tracey Walter     (Kayron)
  
 Teleplay By : Herbert Wright
  
 Story By : Richard Krzemien
  
 Directed By : Richard Colla
 
@EndNode

@Node STE114 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Where No One Has Gone Before [#6]@{ub} (1987)

 Stardate 41263.1
  
 The brave new warp theories of a supposedly brilliant Starfleet consultant go
 awry when the "expert" plunges the ship first into a neighbouring galaxy and
 then into a dimension where the physical and mental worlds converge. The
 trouble turns out not to be with expert Kosinski's theories but with his
 mysteriously meek "assistant", whose race can travel among dimensions and
 times. The strain of propelling the entire ship, though, has put the so-called
 Traveller gravely near death - threatening to strand the Enterprise forever.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Biff Yeager       (Lt. Cmdr. Argyle)
        Charles Dayton    (Crew Member)
        Dennis Madalone   (Fire Ensign)
        Eric Menyuk       (The Traveller)
        Herta Ware        (Yvette Gessard Picard)
        Stanley Kamel     (Kosinski)
        Victoria Dillard  (Ballerina)
  
 Written By : Diane Duane
              Michael Reaves
  
 Directed By : Rob Bowman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE115 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Lonely Among Us [#7]@{ub} (1987)

 Stardate 41249.3
  
 The spat between two neighbouring planets would be almost comical if it weren't
 for the Enterprises serious task of transporting their ambassadors to
 parliament, a UFP diplomatic outpost. En route there, the ship passes through a
 strange energy cloud, and puzzling malfunctions start to occur. Worf and Dr.
 Crusher then show bizarre personality shifts while attending to them. After an
 assistant engineer is murdered while inspecting the malfunctions, Data adopts
 the methods of Sherlock Holmes. But Troi's hypnosis of Crusher and Worf reveals
 that they have accidentally taken aboard a long-lonely life-force.
  
 The creature is now looking for a host body to return it to the energy cloud.
 The crew is shocked when the being chooses Picard as its host. After
 apologising for the damage it caused, the alien has Picard resigns his command
 and divert the ship back to the cloud - where they beam out as pure energy.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney  (Miles O'Brien)
        John Durbin  (Ssestar)
        Kavi Raz     (Lt. Cmdr. Singh)
        Marc Alaimo  (Badar N'D'D)
  
 Teleplay By : D. C. Fontana
  
 Story By : Michael Halperin
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE116 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Justice [#8]@{ub} (1987)

 Stardate 41255.6
  
 The pastoral planet of Rubicun III beckons after the Enterprise delivers a
 party of colonists to the nearby Strnad system. Rubicons healthy people - the
 Edo - and their ways of love and open sensual pleasure make this planet seem
 like the perfect R&R stop. But trouble looms in paradise after Wesley
 inadvertently chases a ball into one of the Edos always shifting forbidden
 zones, drawing the planets simple punishment for every crime - death. Dr.
 Crusher is furious, but Picard feels helpless under the Prime Directive.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Brad Zerbst           (Medical Technician)
        Brenda Bakke          (Rivan)
        David Michael Graves  (Edo Boy #2)
        David Q. Combs        (Mediator #1)
        Eric Matthew          (Edo Boy #1)
        Jay Louden            (Liator)
        Josh Clark            (Conn)
        Judith Jones          (Edo Girl)
        Richard Lavin         (Mediator #2)
  
 Teleplay By : Worley Thorne
  
 Story By : Ralph Wills (aka John D. F. Black)
            Worley Thorne
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
@EndNode

@Node STE117 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Battle [#9]@{ub} (1987)

 Stardate 41723.9
  
 While waiting to meet the Ferengi, Picard is amazed when his old ship, the
 Stargazer, turns up. But the unusual headache he's having increases when DaiMon
 Bok of the Ferengi welcomes him as the hero of the Battle of Maxia, the
 incident in which Picard had to abandon the Stargazer after it was mysteriously
 attacked. To his own crews amazement, Bok presents the derelict starship to
 Picard as a gift - most unmercenary for a Ferengi. But there's method in his
 madness, at Maxia, Bok's son was the other captain, who was killed after
 attacking the Stargazer. Bok has forged log tapes on Stargazer showing Picard
 fired first.
  
 As Riker, Data and La Forge work to clear their captain, Wesley finds that
 energy waves from the old ship match Picard's brain scan, He has stumbled onto
 the other part of Bok's trap - a mind-control device planted among Picard's
 belongings. Aboard his old ship, Picard is reliving the Battle of Maxia, and is
 about to use the acclaimed "Picard Maneuver" - but with the Enterprise cast as
 the enemy.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Doug Warhit       (Kazago)
        Frank Corsentino  (DaiMon Bok)
        Robert Towers     (Rata)
        Wil Wheaton       (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Teleplay By : Herbert Wright
  
 Story By : Larry Forrester
  
 Directed By : Rob Bowman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE118 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Hide And Q [#10]@{ub} (1987)

 Stardate 41590.5
  
 Having evaluated their recent contact with humanity the Q continuum sends Q
 back to the Enterprise to try to entice Riker into joining them. Although Q
 offers Riker immortality and almost limitless power, the first officer
 refuses, preferring to live with those he trusts.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Elaine Nalee        (Disaster Survivor)
        John de Lancie      (Q)
        Wil Wheaton         (Wesley Crusher)
        William A. Wallace  (Adult Wesley)
  
 Teleplay By : C. J. Holland (aka Maurice Hurley)
               Gene Roddenberry
  
 Story By : C. J. Holland (aka Maurice Hurley)
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE119 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Haven [#11]@{ub} (1987)

 Stardate 41294.5
  
 When a plague ship approaches the beautiful planet of Haven, Picard traps it
 in a tractor beam to prevent the Tarellians from spreading the disease they
 carry to the inhabitants below. Surprisingly the Tarellians have actually come
 for Wyatt Miller a young doctor who has experienced a mysterious connection
 with a young Tarellian woman since his childhood.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Anna Katarina      (Valeda Innis)
        Armin Shimerman    (Gift Box)
        Carel Struycken    (Mr. Homn)
        Danitza Kingsley   (Ariana)
        Majel Barrett      (Lwaxana Troi)
        Michael Rider      (Transporter Chief)
        Nan Martin         (Victoria Miller)
        Raye Birk          (Wrenn)
        Rob Knepper        (Wyatt Miller)
        Robert Ellenstein  (Steven Miller)
  
 Teleplay By : Tracy Torme
  
 Story By : Lan OKun
            Tracy Torme
  
 Directed By : Richard Compton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE120 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Big Goodbye [#12]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41997.7
  
 After completing a gruelling preparation for contact with the protocol
 sensitive Jarada, Picard joins Crusher, Data and fiction expert Whalen for a
 relaxing holodeck adventure based on Dixon Hill, a fictional detective of the
 1940s. Unfortunately a sensor probe from the Jarada damages the holodeck and
 endangers their lives.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Carolyn Allport   (Jessica Bradley)
        David Selburg     (Whalan)
        Dick Miller       (Vendor)
        Erik Cord         (Thug)
        Gary Armagnac     (Lt. NcNary)
        Harvey Jason      (Felix Leech)
        Lawrence Tierney  (Cyrus Redblock)
        Mike Genovese     (Desk Sergeant)
        Rhonda Aldrich    (Madeline)
        William Boyett    (Lt. Dan Bell)
  
 Written By : Tracy Torme
  
 Directed By : Joseph L. Scanlan
 
@EndNode

@Node STE121 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Datalore [#13]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41242.4
  
 On Omicron Theta an away team finds a complete set of parts for an android.
 After reassembly the android introduces himself as Lore, Data's brother.
 Barely in time, Data and Wesley discover Lore's evil intent to feed the crew
 to a malevolent creature called the crystalline entity.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Biff Yeager   (Lt. Cmdr. Argyle)
        Wil Wheaton   (Wesley Crusher)
        Brent Spiner  (Lore)
  
 Teleplay By : Robert Lewin
               Gene Roddenberry
  
 Story By : Robert Lewin
            Maurice Hurley
  
 Directed By : Rob Bowman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE122 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Angel One [#14]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41636.9
  
 Beaming down to the planet Angel One to recover the crew of the disabled
 freighter Odin, Riker and an away team discover that the men do not wish to
 leave, even though their lives are in danger because their presence is
 upsetting the heavily matriarchal culture.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Leonard John Crofoot  (Trent)
        Sam Hennings          (Ramsey)
        Patricia McPherson    (Ariel)
        Karen Montgomery      (Beata)
  
 Written By : Patrick Barry
  
 Directed By : Michael Rhodes
 
@EndNode

@Node STE123 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}11001001 [#15]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41365.9
  
 The Enterprise, while docked at a Starbase for minor refits, is hijacked by
 the Bynars, whose home star has gone nova, rendering their computerized
 planet inoperative. They have stored the contents of their race memory in the
 ships computer in the hopes that Riker and Picard, being stalled in the
 holodeck by the beautiful woman of Riker's dreams, can reactivate their home.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Katy Beyer              (Zero One)
        Ron Brown               (Drummer)
        Gene Dynarski           (Cmdr. Orfil Quinteros)
        Abdul Salaam el Razzac  (Bass Player)
        Alexandra Johnson       (One Zero)
        Iva Lane                (Zero Zero)
        Carolyn McCormick       (Minuet)
        Kelli Ann McNally       (One One)
        Jack Sheldon            (Piano Player)
  
 Written By : Maurice Hurley
              Robert Lewin
  
 Directed By : Paul Lynch
 
@EndNode

@Node STE124 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Too Short A Season [#16]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41309.5
  
 Facing the potential of repeating a mistake made forty years ago when he
 traded arms for hostages and thereby plunged Mordan IV into civil war, Admiral
 Mark Jameson gives himself a massive dose of a de-aging drug to restore his
 youth prior to beginning hostage negotiations yet again on the wartorn planet.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Marsha Hunt     (Anne Jameson)
        Michael Pataki  (Governor Karnas)
        Clayton Rohner  (Admiral Mark Jameson)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Michaelian
               D. C. Fontana
  
 Story By : Michael Michaelian
  
 Directed By : Rob Bowman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE125 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}When The Bough Breaks [#17]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41509.1
  
 After the once believed mythical planet of Aldea decloaks on front of the
 Enterprise its leaders ask for the unthinkable. No longer able to procreate,
 due to the depletion of the ozone layer of their planet by their pervasive
 technology, the Aldeans offer to purchase children in exchange for their
 advanced scientific knowledge.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Ivy Bethune       (Duana)
        Jessica Bova      (Alexandra)
        Vanessa Bova      (Alexandra)
        Connie Danese     (Toya)
        Jerry Hardin      (Radue)
        Paul Lambert      (Melian)
        Michele Marsh     (Leda)
        Dan Mason         (Accolan)
        Brenda Strong     (Rashella)
        Jandi Swanson     (Katie)
        Dierk Torsek      (Dr. Harry Bernard Sr.)
        Philip N. Waller  (Harry Bernard Jr.)
        Amy Wheaton       (Tara)
        Jeremy Wheaton    (Mason)
  
 Written By : Hannah Louise Shearer
  
 Directed By : Kim Manners
 
@EndNode

@Node STE126 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Home Soil [#18]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41463.9
  
 Unwittingly, a terraforming team on Velara III begins killing the crystal life
 forms indigenous to the planet. A detachment of the crystals not only declares
 war on the team but extends the battle to the Enterprise as well.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Carolyne Barry      (Female Engineer)
        Walter Gotell       (Kurt Mandl)
        Elizabeth Lindsey   (Louisa Kim)
        Gerard Prendergast  (Bjorn Benson)
        Mario Roccuzzo      (Arthur Malencon)
  
 Teleplay By : Robert Sabaroff
  
 Story By : Karl Guers
            Ralph Sanchez
            Robert Sabaroff
  
 Directed By : Corey Allen
 
@EndNode

@Node STE127 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Coming Of Age [#19]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41416.2
  
 Wesley is faced with a challenging test of his intelligence as he auditions to
 be a Starfleet cadet, but he does not realize that the psychological exam he
 is to receive is the more gruelling barrier. Aboard the Enterprise, the
 Captain is investigated by a pair of Starfleet officers who seem to have one
 thing on their minds, finding some fault in Picard's logs with which to begin
 a court martial to take him out of the command chair, suspecting Picard is
 part of a conspiracy within the ranks of Starfleet.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Estee Chandler    (Oliana Mirren)
        Ward Costello     (Admiral Gregory Quinn)
        Stephen Gregory   (Jake Curland)
        Robert Ito        (Lt. Chang)
        Wyatt Knight      (Technician #2)
        Brendan McKane    (Technician #1)
        John Putch        (Mordock)
        Daniel Riordan    (Rondon)
        Robert Schenkkan  (Lt. Cmdr. Dexter Remick)
        Tasia Valenza     (T'Shanik)
  
 Written By : Sandy Fries
  
 Directed By : Michael Vejar
 
@EndNode

@Node STE128 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Heart Of Glory [#20]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41503.7
  
 The rescue of a trio of Klingons from a severely damaged freighter turns
 dangerous when the crew discovers that the group is wanted by the Klingon
 empire. The warriors soon escape from the brig and one of them ends up in
 Main Engineering with a weapon pointed at the warp core.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Vaughn Armstrong   (Cmdr. Korris)
        Robert Bauer       (Kunivas)
        David Froman       (Capt. K'Nera)
        Charles H. Hyman   (Lt. Konmel)
        Dennis Madalone    (Ramos)
        Brad Zerbst        (Nurse)
  
 Teleplay By : Maurice Hurley
  
 Story By : Herbert Wright
            D. C. Fontana
  
 Directed By : Rob Bowman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE129 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Arsenal Of Freedom [#21]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41798.2
  
 An Away Team consisting of Riker, Data and Yar runs headlong into danger when
 Riker is put in suspended animation by an intelligent robot weapon which
 proved to be too powerful for its creators, and it looks as if it may
 eliminate the away team, joined by Picard and Dr. Crusher, while its
 counterpart attacks the Enterprise, where Geordi fears his experience may
 not be enough to help the crew survive.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Julia Nickson       (Ensign Lian T'Su)
        George de la Pena   (Lt. Orfil Solis)
        Marco Rodriguez     (Capt. Paul Rice)
        Vyto Ruginis        (Chief Engineer Lt. Logan)
        Vincent Schiavelli  (The Peddler)
  
 Teleplay By : Richard Manning
               Hans Beimler
  
 Story By : Maurice Hurley
            Robert Lewin
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE130 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Symbiosis [#22]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Rescuing two Ornarans, two Brekkians and several containers of Felicium from
 a distressed freighter, the crew of the Enterprise soon discovers the unique
 relationship between the two races. For two hundred years the Brekkians have
 supplied the Ornarans with Felicium, supposedly to stave off the effects of a
 deadly plague. In fact, Felicium is a highly addictive drug and the Brekkians
 know it.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Merritt Butrick   (T'Jon)
        Kimberly Farr     (Langor)
        Richard Lineback  (Romas)
        Judson Scott      (Sobi)
        Kenneth Tigar     (Margon)
  
 Teleplay By : Robert Lewin
               Richard Manning
               Hans Beimler
  
 Story By : Robert Lewin
  
 Directed By : Win Phelps
 
@EndNode

@Node STE131 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Skin Of Evil [#23]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41601.3
  
 The Enterprise rushes to rescue a shuttlecraft carrying Troi and the Away
 Team, discovers that Armus, an evil entity, is preventing them from saving
 Troi and the shuttle pilot. To make sure that its point is clear, Armus kills
 Tasha Yar and torments Troi and the rest of the crew.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Denise Crosby    (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Walker Boone      (Lt. Cmdr. Leland T. Lynch)
        Raymond Forchion  (Lt. Ben Pieto)
        Ron Gans          (Voice of Armus)
        Mart McChesney    (Armus)
        Brad Zerbst       (Nurse)
  
 Teleplay By : Joseph Stefano
               Hannah Louise Shearer
  
 Story By : Joseph Stefano
  
 Directed By : Joseph L. Scanlan
 
@EndNode

@Node STE132 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}We'll Always Have Paris [#24]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41697.9
  
 Picard and the crew investigate the source of distortions in time that are
 being felt across the galaxy and discover the ailing temporal scientist Dr.
 Manheim's experiments have malfunctioned, sending his consciousness into an
 alternate dimension and leaving his body to die in Dr. Crusher's sick bay,
 while his wife turns out to be the girl Picard left behind to join Starfleet.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Kelly Ashmore      (Francine)
        Dan Kern           (Lt. Dean)
        Rod Loomis         (Dr. Paul Manheim)
        Isabel Lorca       (Gabrielle)
        Michelle Phillips  (Jenice Manheim)
        Lance Spellerberg  (Transporter Chief Herbert)
        John-Paul Vignon   (Edouard)
  
 Written By : Deborah Dean Davis
              Hannah Louise Shearer
  
 Directed By : Robert Becker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE133 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Conspiracy [#25]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41775.5
  
 Picard is taken into the confidence of his good friend Captain Walker Keel,
 who warns that Starfleet is slowly being taken over by a conspiracy that plans
 to use the resources of Starfleet for conquest. After the shocking destruction
 of Keel's ship and a series of grisly discoveries about the High Admirals of
 Starfleet, Picard learns that Earth is home of the queen of an alien swarm.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Michael Berryman  (Capt. Rixx)
        Ursaline Bryant   (Capt. Tryla Scott)
        Ward Costello     (Admiral Gregory Quinn)
        Henry Darrow      (Admiral Savar)
        Jonathan Farwell  (Capt. Walker Keel)
        Ray Reinhardt     (Admiral Aaron)
        Robert Schenkkan  (Lt. Cmdr. Dexter Remick)
  
 Teleplay By : Tracy Torme
  
 Story By : Robert Sabaroff
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE134 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Neutral Zone [#26]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 41986.0
  
 Data, curious about three cryogenically frozen earth people from the 20th
 century found in a derelict preservation satellite, brings them back to the
 ship and Dr. Crusher revives them. Meanwhile, Picard and Riker must be
 prepared to negotiate or fight as the Romulans return to the borders of the
 neutral zone, and the 20th century visitors only complicate matters.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo         (Cmdr. Tebok)
        Gracie Harrison     (Clare Raymond)
        Anthony James       (Subcmdr. Thei)
        Peter Mark Richman  (Ralph Offenhouse)
        Leon Rippy          (Sonny Clemonds)
  
 Teleplay By : Maurice Hurley
  
 Story By : Monica Clee
            Deborah McIntyre
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
@EndNode

@Node STE135 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Child [#27]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 42073.1
  
 As the Enterprise flies to Odet IX to pick up plasma plague samples a small
 energy being enters the ship. When it finds a sleeping Troi, she becomes
 pregnant, and the childs rapid growth causes uneasiness among the crew, more
 so after discovering that the boy emits Eichner radiation, which causes a
 plague specimen to grow, threatening the lives of everyone aboard.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Dawn Arnemaan     (Miss Gladstone)
        Zachary Benjamin  (Young Ian Andrew Troi)
        Seymour Cassel    (Lt. Cmdr. Hester Dealt)
        Whoopi Goldberg   (Guinan)
        Dore Keller       (Engineering Ensign)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        R. J. Williams    (Ian Andrew Troi)
  
 Written By : Maurice Hurley
              Jon Povill
              Jaron Summers
  
 Directed By : Rob Bowman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE136 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Where Silence Has Lease [#28]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 42193.6
  
 After an area of blackness swallows the ship the being who lives within named
 Nagilum, subjects the crew to series of laboratory experiments. Faced with the
 prospect of watching Nagilum kill one third to one half of his crew merely to
 investigate death, Picard opts to set the ships auto-destruct.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Earl Boen         (Nagilum)
        Charles Douglass  (Ensign Haskell)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
  
 Written By : Jack B. Sowards
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE137 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Elementary, Dear Data [#29]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 42286.3
  
 When Dr. Pulaski challenges Data to solve a mystery in true Holmesian fashion,
 La Forge makes the mistake of asking the computer to fashion an adversary that
 can defeat the android. The computer honours the chief engineers request by
 crating a sentient superintelligent Moriarty.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Daniel Davis           (Professor James Moriarty)
        Biff Manard            (Ruffian)
        Richard Merson         (Pie Man)
        Anne Elizabeth Ramsay  (Assistant Engineer Clancy)
        Alan Shearman          (Inspector Lestrade)
        Diz White              (Prostitute)
  
 Written By : Brian Alan Lane
  
 Directed By : Rob Bowman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE138 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Outrageous Okona [#30]@{ub} (1988)

 Stardate 42402.7
  
 A nonchalant space rogue is welcomed aboard the Enterprise by Picard and the
 crew, but the pleasantries of his visit are cut short by two representatives
 of rival worlds demanding Okona's life for crimes he claims not to have
 committed, yet he does know who the guilty parties are and it's up to him
 to unite the aggressors.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : William O. Campbell  (Capt. Thaduin Okona)
        Whoopi Goldberg      (Guinan)
        Teri Hatcher         (Lt. B. G. Robinson)
        Rosalind Ingledew    (Yanar)
        Kieran Mulroney      (Benzan)
        Joe Piscopo          (Comic)
        Douglas Rowe         (Debin)
        Albert Stratton      (Kushell)
  
 Teleplay By : Burton Armus
  
 Story By : Lance Dickson
            David Landsberg
            Les Menchen
  
 Directed By : Robert Becker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE139 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Loud As A Whisper [#31]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42477.2
  
 Disaster strikes after the Enterprise transports peace negotiator Riva and his
 chorus, a trio of translators who function in telepathic concert with their
 profoundly deaf leader, to wartorn Solari V. A dissenter in the movement for
 peace murders Riva's chorus, leaving the negotiator completely isolated until
 he determines to turn this disadvantage into an advantage.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Chip Heller     (Warrior #2)
        Colm Meaney     (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Howie Seago     (Riva)
        John Garrett    (Lieutenant)
        Leo Damian      (Adonis / Warrior)
        Marnie Mosiman  (Woman)
        Richard Lavin   (Warrior #1)
        Thomas Oglesby  (Scholar)
  
 Written By : Jacqueline Zambrano
  
 Directed By : Larry Shaw
 
@EndNode

@Node STE140 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Schizoid Man [#32]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42437.5
  
 Refusing to accept the death of his intellect, Dr. Ira Graves transfers his
 consciousness into Data before his physical body ceases to function. Than a
 series of accidents, caused by Graves undisciplined emotions finding release
 in Data's superior strength, convinces the scientist to vacate the androids
 body.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Suzie Plakson       (Lt. Selar)
        W. Morgan Sheppard  (Dr. Ira Graves)
        Barbara Alyn Woods  (Kareen Brianon)
  
 Teleplay By : Tracy Torme
  
 Story By : Hans Beimler
            Richard Manning
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE141 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Unnatural Selection [#33]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42494.8
  
 An experiment in genetic engineering runs awry when the enhanced immune
 systems of the children accidentally create an agent that causes accelerated
 aging in normal humans. Just in time, the crew concocts a plan to use the
 transporter to sample each affected persons DNA and restore them to normal.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : George L. Baxter     (David)
        J. Patrick McNamara  (Capt. Taggart)
        Colm Meaney          (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Patricia Smith       (Dr. Sarah Kingsley)
        Scott Trost          (Transporter Ensign)
  
 Written By : Mike Gray
              John Mason
  
 Directed By : Paul Lynch
 
@EndNode

@Node STE142 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}A Matter Of Honor [#34]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42506.5
  
 When Kargan, captain of the Klingon vessel Pagh, comes to believe that the
 Enterprise is responsible for infecting his ship with a hull consuming
 parasite and vows revenge, Riker, on board the Pagh as part of an officer
 exchange program, assumes command by using an emergency transponder to fool
 the crew of the Enterprise into beaming Kargan onto Picard's bridge.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Christopher Collins  (Capt. Kargan)
        Laura Drake          (Vekma)
        Colm Meaney          (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Peter Parros         (Tactics Officer)
        John Putch           (Ensign Mendon)
        Brian Thompson       (Lt. Klag)
        Wil Wheaton          (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Teleplay By : Burton Armus
  
 Story By : Wanda M. Haight
            Gregory Amos
            Burton Armus
  
 Directed By : Rob Bowman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE143 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Measure Of A Man [#35]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42523.7
  
 When Data refuses to participate in a Starfleet scientists android experiments
 where he will serve not only as a blueprint but as a guinea pig and to supply
 spare parts, he is put on trial and Picard wrangles that Data is a free agent
 and not the property of Starfleet, and Captain Louvois assigns Riker to
 prosecute.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Brian Brophy     (Cmdr. Bruce Maddox)
        Whoopi Goldberg  (Guinan)
        Clyde Kusatsu    (Admiral Nakamura)
        Amanda McBroom   (Capt. Phillipa Louvois)
        Colm Meaney      (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Wil Wheaton      (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Melinda M. Snodgrass
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE144 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Dauphin [#36]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42568.8
  
 Wesley falls in love when the Enterprise transports a young lady named Salia
 and her overprotective guardian named Anya to Daled IV, where Salia will assume
 the planets leadership. Picard soon discovers that both of the women are
 actually shape-shifters with advanced capabilities and realizes that Anya's
 absolute determination that no harm come to Salia could endanger the ship.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Madchen Amick    (Anya As Teenage Girl)
        Jennifer Barlow  (Ensign Gibson)
        Paddi Edwards    (Anya)
        Whoopi Goldberg  (Guinan)
        Jamie Hubbard    (Salia)
        Colm Meaney      (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Peter Neptune    (Crewman Aron)
        Cindy Sorenson   (Anya As Furry Animal)
  
 Written By : Leonard Mlodinow
              Scott Rubenstein
  
 Directed By : Rob Bowman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE145 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Contagion [#37]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42609.1
  
 With his ship increasingly debilitated by a sophisticated computer virus,
 Picard takes the Enterprise into the Neutral Zone to uncover the source of
 the virus, the home planet of the fabled Iconians, a long dead race that
 reportedly possessed incredible technologies. Barely in time La Forge
 discovers a way to remove the virus before it destroys the ship.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Thalmus Rasulala  (Capt. Donald Varley)
        Folkert Schmidt   (Doctor)
        Carolyn Seymour   (Subcmdr. Taris)
        Dana Sparks       (Tactical Ensign)
  
 Written By : Steve Gerber
              Beth Woods
  
 Directed By : Joseph L. Scanlan
 
@EndNode

@Node STE146 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Royale [#38]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42625.4
  
 Orbiting the completely inhospitable planet Thate VIII, the crew finds
 wreckage from an ancient Earth craft and discovers an even stranger
 anachronism below on the surface, a perfect simulation of the events in the
 pulp novel Hotel Royal. Curiosity turns to worry when an away team discovers
 that they are trapped in a fantasy taken from the novels pages.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Sam Anderson      (Assistant Manager)
        Gregory Beecroft  (Mickey D)
        Leo Garcia        (Bell Boy)
        Jill Jacobson     (Vanessa)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Noble Willingham  (Texas)
  
 Written By : Keith Mills (aka Tracy Torme)
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE147 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Time Squared [#39]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42679.2
  
 When the crew rescues a drifting shuttle, they discover its pilot is an
 incoherent Jean-Luc Picard from six hours in the future. Ominously, the
 shuttles logs show the destruction of the Enterprise by an energy vortex.
 A short time later, when the energy vortex does appear Picard flies the ship
 to safety by taking the opposite actions of his future counterpart.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney  (Chief Miles O'Brien)
  
 Teleplay By : Maurice Hurley
  
 Story By : Kurt Michael Bensmiller
  
 Directed By : Joseph L. Scanlan
 
@EndNode

@Node STE148 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Icarus Factor [#40]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42686.4
  
 After Starfleet offers Riker a command, the first officer must under go a
 briefing by his estranged father, Kyle Riker. At first William Riker will have
 nothing to do with his dad, but after they hit each other with sticks for a
 while, they kiss and make up.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney        (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Mitchell Ryan      (Kyle Riker)
        Lance Spellerberg  (Ensign Herbert)
  
 Teleplay By : David Assael
               Robert L. McCullough
  
 Story By : David Assael
  
 Directed By : Robert Iscove
 
@EndNode

@Node STE149 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Pen Pals [#41]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42695.3
  
 Data makes unauthorized contact with a little girl named Sarjenka, who lives
 on Drema IV. Disturbed that Sarjenka's planet is being torn apart by volcanic
 eruptions, Data convinces Picard to intervene and save her world by using
 harmonic vibrations to shatter the planets naturally aligned dilithium
 crystals.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Nicholas Cascone  (Ensign Davies)
        Nikki Cox         (Sarjenka)
        Ann H. Gillespie  (Ensign Hildebrandt)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Whitney Rydbeck   (Ensign Alans)
  
 Teleplay By : Melinda M. Snodgrass
  
 Story By : Hannah Louise Shearer
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE150 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Q Who? [#42]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42761.3
  
 After Picard states that the Enterprise is ready to meet any challenges that
 might comes its way, Q transports them seven thousand light years for their
 first encounter with the Borg. The captain soon realizes that the Enterprise
 is hopelessly outmatched and pleads for Q's further assistance.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : John de Lancie   (Q)
        Whoopi Goldberg  (Guinan)
        Colm Meaney      (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Lycia Naff       (Ensign Sonya Gomez)
  
 Written By : Maurice Hurley
  
 Directed By : Rob Bowman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE151 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Samaritan Snare [#43]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42779.1
  
 As Picard undergoes an operation to replace his faulty cybergenetic heart,
 Riker and the Enterprise respond to the distress call from a Pakled vessel.
 The first officer discovers, too late, that the Pakled plea for help is merely
 a ruse to kidnap La Forge in an attempt to extort technology from the
 Enterprise.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Daniel Benzali       (Surgeon)
        Christopher Collins  (Grebnedlog)
        Leslie Morris        (Reginod)
        Lycia Naff           (Ensign Sonya Gomez)
        Tzi Ma                (Biomolecular Specialist)
  
 Written By : Robert L. McCullough
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE152 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Up The Long Ladder [#44]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42823.2
  
 Seeking to solve two problems at once, Picard proposes a marriage between the
 Bringloidi, Irish descendants of Earth who had established a back to nature
 settlement on a planet threatened by stellar flares, and a colony of clones in
 desperate need of fresh DNA on Mariposa.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Jon de Vries    (Granger)
        Barrie Ingham   (Danilo O'Dell)
        Rosalyn Landor  (Brenna)
        Colm Meaney     (Chief Miles O'Brien)
  
 Written By : Melinda M. Snodgrass
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE153 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Manhunt [#45]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42859.2
  
 The Enterprise crew welcomes some fishlike Antidean delegates to a peace
 summit and, on short notice, Troi's bothersome mother. Lwaxana Troi, now in
 a phase of increased sexual activity, has come to the Enterprise to visit
 Picard, which meets with disapproval from Counsellor Troi and amusement from
 Riker, while the captain hides in the holodeck generated world of Dixon Hill
 once more.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Rhonda Aldrich   (Madeline)
        Rod Arrants      (Rex)
        Majel Barrett    (Lwaxana Troi)
        Wren T. Brown    (Transport Pilot)
        Robert Costanzo  (Slade Blender)
        Mick Fleetwood   (Antidean Dignitary)
        Colm Meaney      (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Robert O'Reilly  (Tough Guy)
        Carel Struycken  (Mr. Homn)
  
 Written By : Terry Devereaux (aka Tracy Torme)
  
 Directed By : Rob Bowman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE154 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Emissary [#46]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42901.3
  
 Worf's former girlfriend K'Ehleyr joins the Enterprise to assist in a crisis
 involving the Klingon Empire. A group of warriors, dispatched seventy five
 years ago in a sleeper ship, will soon awake, lacking any knowledge of the
 current peace treaty between the Federation and the Klingon Empire. The
 Enterprise must stop them before they go on a rampage and destroy the
 defenceless colonies in the region.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Dietrich Bader         (Tactical Crewman)
        Georgann Johnson       (Admiral Gromek)
        Lance Le Gault         (K'Temoc)
        Colm Meaney            (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Suzie Plakson          (K'Ehleyr)
        Anne Elizabeth Ramsay  (Ensign Clancy)
        Wil Wheaton            (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Teleplay By : Richard Manning
               Hans Beimler
  
 Story By : Thomas H. Calder
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE155 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Peak Performance [#47]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42923.4
  
 The Enterprise undertakes Federation mandated wargames, as tactical observer
 Sima Kolrami observes and, more often, pesters the crew. Picard is pitted
 against Riker in a manoeuvre that is harmless until a Ferengi attack puts the
 crew of the Enterprise and the Hathaway, Riker's vessel in a no-win situation,
 which Riker has the key to.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Roy Brocksmith   (Sirna Kolrami)
        David Lander     (Ferengi Tactician)
        Glenn Morshower  (Ensign Burke)
        Leslie Neale     (Ensign Nagel)
        Armin Shimerman  (Bractor)
  
 Written By : David Kemper
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE156 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Shades Of Grey [#48]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 42976.1
  
 When a plant jabs Riker in the leg during a preliminary geological survey on
 an unexplored planet, Pulaski finds that stimulating the first officers bad
 memories slows the growth of the infection, making the microbes pack up their
 bags and leave.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Diana Muldaur    (Dr. Katherine Pulaski)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney  (Chief Miles O'Brien)
  
 Teleplay By : Hans Beimler
               Maurice Hurley
               Richard Manning
  
 Story By : Maurice Hurley
  
 Directed By : Rob Bowman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE157 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Evolution [#49]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 43125.8
  
 As a critical time frame approaches, when the crew of the Enterprise must have
 the main computer to assist in a once in a lifetime experiment monitoring an
 eruption from the surface of a neutron star, Wesley Crusher's science project
 goes awry releasing tiny robots called nanites, which soon start feasting on
 the computers memory chips.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Whoopi Goldberg  (Guinan)
        Scott Grimes     (Eric)
        Ken Jenkins      (Dr. Paul Stubbs)
        Mary McCusker    (Nurse)
        Amy O'Neill      (Annette)
        Randal Patrick   (Crewman #1)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Michael Piller
            Michael Wagner
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE158 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Ensigns Of Command [#50]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 43133.3
  
 Data must convince a group of settlers to leave a world deeded by treaty to
 the Sheliak Corporate, an ill tempered, non-humanoid race, before the Sheliak
 colonization vessels arrive and clear the planet of its humanoid infestation.
 At the same time, Picard struggles to find a way within the bounds of the
 agreement to forestall the destruction and evacuate the humans.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Grainger Hines  (Gosheven)
        Richard James   (Kentor)
        Mart McChesney  (Sheliak)
        Colm Meaney     (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Eileen Seeley   (Ard'rian McKenzie)
        Mark L. Taylor  (Haritath)
  
 Written By : Melinda M. Snodgrass
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE159 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Survivors [#51]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 43152.4
  
 Picard uncovers the truth about the two survivors of a Husnock attack on Delta
 Rana IV , Kevin and Rishon Uxbridge. In fact only Kevin Uxbridge still lives.
 He is a Douwd, a powerful being who reached out in grief an struck down all
 Husnock everywhere before attempting to recapture the memories of his wife by
 recreating her image.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : John Anderson  (Kevin Uxbridge)
        Anne Haney     (Rishon Uxbridge)
  
 Written By : Michael Wagner
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE160 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Who Watches The Watchers? [#52]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 43173.5
  
 A rescue and repair operation for a group of anthropologists conducting a
 covert study of an indigenous race on Mintaka III inadvertently convinces an
 extended family of Mintakans that Picard is an overseer or god. With great
 effort, Picard eventually persuades the Mintakans that the members of the
 crew of the Enterprise though more advanced, are simply humanoids as well.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : James Greene         (Dr. Barron)
        Lois Hall            (Mary Warren)
        James McIntire       (Hali)
        John McLiam          (Fento)
        Kathryn Leigh Scott  (Nuria)
        Pamela Segall        (Oji)
        Ray Wise             (Liko)
  
 Written By : Hans Beimler
              Richard Manning
  
 Directed By : Robert Wiemer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE161 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Bonding [#53]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 43198.7
  
 When Jeremy Aster's mother dies on an away team mission lead by Worf, the
 Klingon determines to bond with the young boy and make him part of his family.
 Unfortunately the energy beings that live on the planet feel a similar
 responsibility and soon manufacture a duplicate of Marla Aster to entice
 Jeremy down to the surface.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Gabriel Damon      (Jeremy Aster)
        Colm Meaney        (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Susan Powell       (Lt. Marla Aster)
        Raymond D. Turner  (Teacher)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE162 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Booby Trap [#54]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 43205.6
  
 The crew see a seldom revealed side of Picard as the captain gleefully leads an
 away team to explore an ancient Promellian battle cruiser. They find the ship
 intact, with all hands long dead, at the site of the battle that annihilated
 the Promellian race and its enemy, the Menthars. But the mystery behind the
 ships fate becomes all too clear when the Enterprise crew members realise they
 are being trapped by the same Menthar energy draining device that snared the
 Promellians.
  
 As ship reserves drain away, La Forge comes across the original plans by the
 designers. He then recreates one of them, Dr. Leah Brahms, as an interactive
 holodeck character to help him find a way to escape the Menthars trap. La
 Forge, who has been a little unfortunate of late in his dealings with women,
 finds himself strangely drawn to Leah as they fight the clock in search of
 an answer.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Susan Gibney     (Dr. Leah Brahms)
        Whoopi Goldberg  (Guinan)
        Albert Hall      (Galek Dar)
        Colm Meaney      (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Julie Warner     (Christy Henshaw)
        Wil Wheaton      (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Teleplay By : Ron Roman
               Michael Piller
               Richard Danus
  
 Story By : Michael Wagner
            Ron Roman
  
 Directed By : Gabrielle Beaumont
 
@EndNode

@Node STE163 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Enemy [#55]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 43349.2
  
 Answering a distress call from the border world Galorndon Core, an Enterprise
 away team finds a crashed Romulan craft and an injured survivor. La Forge loses
 contact with the rest of the away team and can't be located due to the planets
 severe electrical storms. Picard and Riker suspect the small craft was spying,
 since it was destroyed after crashing, but its mother ships Commander Tomalak
 insists that the craft was merely swept off course.
  
 Meanwhile, efforts to rescue La Forge centre on a neutrino beacon that can
 transmit through the storms. But La Forge soon discovers that there is a second
 Romulan, Bochra, who captures the chief engineer. La Forge finally convinces
 Bochra that they must work together to survive, especially since their nervous
 systems are degenerating due to the planets magnetic fields.
  
 Tension mounts topside as Worf, the only possible blood donor, refuses to
 provide the injured Romulan with a necessary blood transfusion, and Picard
 won't order him to do so. Tomalak enters Federation space, against Picard's
 wishes to pick up his man. The Romulan dies just as his ship arrives for a
 fight, but the two lost below are found just in time, allowing Picard to
 drop shields for beamup - and show goodwill.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Andreas Katsulas  (Cmdr. Tomalak)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Steve Rankin      (Patahk)
        John Snyder       (Centurion Bochra)
        Wil Wheaton       (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : David Kemper
              Michael Piller
  
 Directed By : David Carson
 
@EndNode

@Node STE164 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Price [#56]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 43385.6
  
 When hired gun negotiator Devinoni Ral sweeps Troi of her feet, she soon
 learns his secret. Ral is partially empathic, and he uses his abilities to
 gain the upper hand as he parleys a deal. With Ral currently pitted against
 the Federation in an attempt to gain the rights to the Barzan wormhole Troi
 must decide where her loyalties lay.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Castulo Guerra     (Seth Mendoza)
        Kevin Peter Hall   (Leyor)
        Elizabeth Hoffman  (Premier Bhavani)
        Matt McCoy         (Devinoni Ral)
        Colm Meaney        (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Dan Shor           (Dr. Arridor)
        Scott Thomson      (DaiMon Goss)
        Wil Wheaton        (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Hannah Louise Shearer
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE165 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Vengeance Factor [#57]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 43421.9
  
 Yuta, an Acamarian female and member of the clan Tralesta, boards the
 Enterprise with her sovereign Marouk, to complete her ancient rite of
 vengeance. While the sovereign attempts to negotiate a peace treaty with a
 group of rogue Acamarians known as Gatherers, Yuta uses the opportunity to
 hunt down members of the Lornak clan and infect them with a genetically
 engineered microvirus.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Joey Aresco       (Brull)
        Elkanah J. Burns  (Temarek)
        Marc Lawrence     (Volnoth)
        Stephen Lee       (Chorgan)
        Nancy Parsons     (Sovereign Marouk)
        Wil Wheaton       (Wesley Crusher)
        Lisa Wilcox       (Yuta)
  
 Written By : Sam Rolfe
  
 Directed By : Timothy Bond
 
@EndNode

@Node STE166 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Defector [#58]@{ub} (1989)

 Stardate 43462.5
  
 Believing that the Romulan Empire is massing for war, Admiral Jarok defects
 and alerts Picard to a secret base on Nelvana III, a planet in the Neutral
 Zone that is within striking distance of fifteen Federation sectors. After
 violating the Neutral Zone to investigate, Picard discovers that the Romulans
 have fed Jarok false information to test his loyalties, and then lay a trap
 for the Enterprise.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : John Hancock      (Admiral Haden)
        Andreas Katsulas  (Cmdr. Tomalak)
        James Sloyan      (Admiral Jarok)
        S. A. Templeman   (John Bates)
        Wil Wheaton       (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE167 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Hunted [#59]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43489.2
  
 After apprehending an escaped criminal for the authorities on the planet
 Agosia III, the crew of the Enterprise discovers that Roga Danar isn't a
 prisoner at all, merely a mentally and physically enhanced soldier the
 Angosians are unwilling to retrain.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Andrew Bicknell   (Wagnor)
        James Cromwell    (Nayrok)
        J. Michael Flynn  (Zayner)
        Jeff McCarthy     (Roga Danar)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Wil Wheaton       (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Robin Bernheim
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE168 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The High Ground [#60]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43510.7
  
 Captured by a terrorist group on Rutia IV, Dr. Crusher must maintain her
 objectivity as she tends to their injured while the groups charismatic leader
 pleads their cause. Eventually the group captures Picard as well, but the crew
 of the Enterprise soon locates and rescues them.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Christopher Pettiet  (Boy)
        Fred G. Smith        (Policeman)
        Kerrie Keane         (Alexana Devos)
        Marc Buckland        (Waiter - Katik Shaw)
        Richard Cox          (Kyril Finn)
        Wil Wheaton          (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Melinda M. Snodgrass
  
 Directed By : Gabrielle Beaumont
 
@EndNode

@Node STE169 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Deja Q [#61]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43539.1
  
 Stripped of his powers, Q seeks sanctuary from the many enemies he has made
 over the years as a human on board the Enterprise. Then shortly after the
 arrival of the Calamarain, intelligent swirls of ionized gas, Q departs the
 ship in a shuttle, knowing that they will stop at nothing to destroy him. For
 this selfless act, the Q Continuum restores his powers.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Whoopi Goldberg  (Guinan)
        John de Lancie   (Q)
        Corbin Bernsen   (Q2)
        Richard Cansino  (Dr. Garin)
        Betty Muramoto   (Bre'el Scientist)
  
 Written By : Richard Danus
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE170 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}A Matter Of Perspective [#62]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43610.4
  
 With Riker accused by the authorities on Tanuga IV of murdering Dr. Nel Apgar,
 Picard convenes a hearing on the holodeck and uses testimony of various
 witnesses to construct several simulations of the events leading up to the
 scientists death. In the end Picard convinces the authorities that Apgar died
 by his own hand.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Juli Donald           (Tayna)
        Gina Hecht            (Mauna Apgar)
        Mark Margolis         (Dr. Nel Apgar)
        Colm Meaney           (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Craig Richard Nelson  (Krag)
        Wil Wheaton           (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Ed Zuckerman
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE171 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Yesterday's Enterprise [#63]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43625.2
  
 While the Enterprise-C assists a Klingon outpost in defending against a
 surprise attack by Romulans, a fierce volley of photon torpedoes throws it
 more than two decades into the future, creating an alternate timeline, a
 timeline in which the Federation fights a losing battle with the Klingons.
 The Enterprise-D finds the Enterprise-C, and Guinan convinces Picard to send
 the ship back. The captain knows that to do so is suicide but also that the
 sacrifice may lead to peace with the Klingons.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Denise Crosby         (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        Whoopi Goldberg       (Guinan)
        Christopher McDonald  (Lt. Richard Castillo)
        Tricia O'Neil         (Capt. Rachel Garrett)
        Wil Wheaton           (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
               Richard Manning
               Hans Beimler
               Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Trent Christopher Ganino
            Eric A. Stillwell
  
 Directed By : David Carson
 
@EndNode

@Node STE172 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Offspring [#64]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43657.0
  
 Data is inspired by a cybernetics conference he has attended and, after
 spending extensive off-duty time in his lab, announces that he has created
 Lal, an android daughter, which does not please the captain at first, but when
 Starfleet Admiral Haftel arrives with the intention of taking Lal off the
 Enterprise, Data's child experiences an irreversible malfunction, emotion!
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Hayne Bayle           (Ten Forward Crew)
        James G. Becker       (Ten Forward Crew)
        Nicolas Coster        (Admiral Anthony Haftel)
        Leonard John Crofoot  (Lal As Robot)
        Judyann Elder         (Lt. Ballard)
        Whoopi Goldberg       (Guinan)
        Maria Leone           (Ten Forward Crew)
        Diane Moser           (Ten Forward Crew)
        Hallie Todd           (Lal)
        Wil Wheaton           (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
@EndNode

@Node STE173 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Sins Of The Father [#65]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43685.2
  
 The Enterprise receives a Klingon first officer on the Federation exchange
 program, Commander Kurn, who tests Worf's nerve and turns out to be the
 security chiefs brother, separated from Worf at birth. Worf learns that their
 father has been indicted on charges of betraying the Khitomer Outpost, which
 is where he died. The execution will be carried out on Worf's family name, and
 he returns to the First City of the Klingon Empire and discovers the true
 traitor, but also finds that even Klingons can be totally dishonest and
 dishonourable, and after Kurn and Picard become the targets of assassins,
 Worf pays for a crime his father did not commit with his own honour.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Charles Cooper   (K'mpec)
        B. J. Davis      (Assassin)
        Teddy Davis      (Transporter Technician)
        Chris Doyle      (Assassin)
        Thelma Lee       (Kahlest)
        Patrick Massett  (Duras)
        Tony Todd        (Cmdr. Kurn)
        Wil Wheaton      (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
               W. Reed Moran
  
 Story By : Drew Deighan
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE174 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Allegiance [#66]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43714.1
  
 Aliens kidnap Picard and replace him with a doppelganger. They intent to
 explore the concept of authority and loyalty first on the Enterprise by
 judging the reactions of the crew to this fake captain and second by placing
 the real captain in a cell with individuals who represent other approaches
 to dealing with authority.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Stephen Markle   (Kova Tholl)
        Jocelyn O'Brien  (Cadet Mitena Haro)
        Jeff Rector      (Alien #2)
        Jerry Rector     (Alien #1)
        Reiner Schoen    (Esoqq)
        Wil Wheaton      (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Richard Manning
              Hans Beimler
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE175 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Captain's Holiday [#67]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43745.2
  
 A vacation on the pleasure planet Risa turns to intrigue when a woman named
 Vash involves Picard in a hunt for the Tox Uthat, a weapon supposedly hidden
 in the 24th century by its time travelling inventor.
  
 Crew : Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Deirdre L. Imershein  (Joval)
        Jennifer Hetrick      (Vash)
        Karen Landry          (Ajur)
        Max Grodenchik        (Sovak)
        Michael Champion      (Boratus)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Chip Chalmers
 
@EndNode

@Node STE176 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Tin Man [#68]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43779.3
  
 The Enterprise ferries an extraordinary telepath named Tam Elbrun to a first
 encounter with an unusual, recently discovered organic, living spacecraft,
 designated Tin Man. Despite efforts by the Romulans to stop the Enterprise,
 Elbrun makes contact and soon disappears into the stars with Tin Man, having
 decided to serve as its companion and crew.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney        (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Harry Groener      (Tam Elbrun)
        Michael Cavanaugh  (Capt. Robert DeSoto)
        Peter Vogt         (Romulan Cmdr.)
        Wil Wheaton        (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : David Bischoff
              Dennis Putman Bailey
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE177 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Hollow Pursuits [#69]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43807.4
  
 Engineering Lieutenant Reginald Barclay, a new member of Geordi's staff,
 shirks his duties in favour of spending time on the holodeck, where he has
 constructed intricate programs simulating members of the bridge crew as he
 sees them. Picard, Data and Geordi as the Three Musketeers, Dr. Crusher as a
 sort of fair maiden with Wesley as an asinine blueberry pie eating Blue Boy,
 and Counsellor Troi as a seductive goddess. When the real crew learns of
 Barclay's holo-addiction, all hell breaks loose.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Charley Lang     (Lt. Duffy)
        Colm Meaney      (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Dwight Schultz   (Lt. Reginald Barclay)
        Whoopi Goldberg  (Guinan)
        Wil Wheaton      (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Sally Caves
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE178 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Most Toys [#70]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43872.2
  
 Data is kidnapped by a greedy collector of one of a kind items and species who
 considers the android a prize for his collection and fools the crew of the
 Enterprise into thinking that Data has been killed in a freak shuttle
 accident. Data then squares off in a gruelling psychological battle with his
 captor and almost tastes vengeance for the first time as a woman who attempts
 to help Data escape is killed in cold blood by the unscrupulous hoarder.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Jane Daly         (Varria)
        Nehemiah Persoff  (Palor Toff)
        Saul Rubinek      (Kivas Fajo)
        Wil Wheaton       (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Shari Goodhartz
  
 Directed By : Timothy Bond
 
@EndNode

@Node STE179 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Sarek [#71]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43917.4
  
 As the Enterprise transports the renowned Ambassador Sarek to an important
 meeting with the Legarans, Crusher and Troi uncover a disturbing fact. The
 Vulcan is suffering from Bendi syndrome, a breaking down of emotional control
 in extreme old age. Knowing that Sarek cannot negotiate in his debilitated
 condition, Picard suggest a mind-meld. The joining allows the Vulcan to
 complete his final diplomatic mission.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney      (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Joanna Miles     (Perrin)
        John H. Francis  (Science Ensign)
        Mark Lenard      (Sarek)
        Rocco Sisto      (Sakkath)
        Wil Wheaton      (Wesley Crusher)
        William Denis    (Ki Mendrossen)
  
 Teleplay By : Peter S. Beagle
  
 Story By : Marc Cushman
            Jake Jacobs
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE180 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Menage A Troi [#72]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43930.7
  
 Daimon Tog of the Ferengi falls madly in love with Lwaxana Troi, swearing to
 have her at all cost. When Lwaxana refuses his affections, Tog kidnaps not only
 her but the vacationing Riker and Deanna Troi as well. Skilfully Riker soon
 escapes from the Ferengi vessels brig and manages to send a message to the
 Enterprise.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Carel Struycken   (Mr. Homn)
        Ethan Phillips    (Dr. Farek)
        Frank Corsentino  (DaiMon Tog)
        Majel Barrett     (Lwaxana Troi)
        Peter Slutsker    (Nibor)
        Rudolph Willrich  (Reittan Grax)
        Wil Wheaton       (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Fred Bronson
              Susan Sackett
  
 Directed By : Robert Legato
 
@EndNode

@Node STE181 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Transfigurations [#73]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43957.2
  
 Crushers efforts to save the life of an unidentified humanoid male that the
 crew names John Doe places the Enterprise in the middle of a civil conflict.
 Does race, the Zalkonians, teeters on the verge of a new energy only
 existence, but the Zalkonian authorities have determined to destroy anyone
 exhibiting signs of the change. The crews involvement allows Doe enough time
 to complete his transformation and offer a new level of living to his people.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Charles Dennis  (Cmdr. Sunad)
        Colm Meaney     (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Julie Warner    (Christi Henshaw)
        Mark LaMura     (John Doe)
        Patti Tippo     (Nurse Temple)
        Wil Wheaton     (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Tom Benko
 
@EndNode

@Node STE182 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Best Of Both Worlds, Part 1 [#74]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 43989.1
  
 Lt. Commander Shelby, a tactical advisor from Starfleet with her eye on
 promotion to a first officer, perhaps of the Enterprise, joins the crew as
 they investigate the latest planet victimized by the Borg. After another
 Federation planet is attacked, the Enterprise sets off in pursuit of the Borg.
  
 During the flight, Riker learns of Shelby's impetuosity and the possibility
 that he himself is long overdue to command a starship of his own. The Borg
 intercepts the Enterprise and does critical damage, and the Enterprise enters
 a nebula to evade capture. When some repairs are made, the Enterprise tries to
 escape but is captured by the Borg. They board the Enterprise, kidnap Captain
 Picard, and warp toward Earth.
  
 The Enterprise follows the Borg through Federation space until Geordi can't
 keep the warp engines up to speed. Shelby leads an away team to the Borg
 vessel where she, Worf, Data and Dr. Crusher sabotage the Borgs internal
 power network. They are attacked and hold off their attackers until the Borg
 adapt their shields against the crews hand phasers. Captain Picard is found,
 no longer human, modified into a Borg. The away team returns to the
 Enterprise, leaving Riker with a momentous decision, he must use a variation
 of the Enterprises deflectors to disrupt the Borg and possibly kill Picard.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney        (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Elizabeth Dennehy  (Lt. Cmdr. Shelby)
        George Murdock     (Admiral J. P. Hanson)
        Whoopi Goldberg    (Guinan)
        Wil Wheaton        (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Michael Piller
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE183 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Best Of Both Worlds, Part 2 [#75]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 44001.4
  
 The main deflector dish has no effect on the Borg because, having assimilated
 Picard and converted him into their spokesman, Locutus, the Borg know now
 every strategy and contingency that Picard had been informed of before his
 kidnapping. Riker is promoted to Captain by Admiral Hanson, who then leads a
 fleet of 40 starships to Wolf 359 to confront the Borg, but the fleets
 efforts are in vain, every starship is annihilated.
  
 Riker orders a cunning attack consisting of awkward strategies that Picard
 would never have carried out or expected, and an away team kidnaps Locutus and
 returns him to the Enterprise. Data then links up to Locutus to access the
 Borg communication network, and every approach he takes to disarm the Borg
 down fails until the Borg arrive at Earth to begin their domination of the
 Federation.
  
 Data triggers the Borg regeneration process, putting every Borg to sleep, but
 this also triggers the self-destruction of the Borg ship. Picard is freed from
 the Borg, Shelby returns to Starfleet to rebuild the fleet, and Riker remains
 on the Enterprise to continue serving as first officer. However, staring out
 the window of his ready room, Picard's face indicates that all is not well.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney        (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Elizabeth Dennehy  (Lt. Cmdr. Shelby)
        George Murdock     (Admiral J. P. Hanson)
        Todd Merrill       (Lt. Gleason)
        Whoopi Goldberg    (Guinan)
        Wil Wheaton        (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Michael Piller
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE184 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Family [#76]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 44012.3
  
 Needing to decompress from the violation he experienced at the hands of the
 Borg, Picard visits his brother in his hometown in France. Meanwhile Worf's
 parents visit him on the Enterprise, attempting to learn more about his
 discommendation, and Wesley watches a long forgotten recording that his
 father made shortly after his birth.
  
 Crew : Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney           (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        David Tristin Birkin  (Rene Picard)
        Dennis Creaghan       (Louis)
        Doug Wert             (Jack R. Crusher)
        Georgia Brown         (Helena Rozhenko)
        Jeremy Kemp           (Robert Picard)
        Samantha Eggar        (Marie Picard)
        Theodore Bikel        (Sergey Rozhenko)
        Whoopi Goldberg       (Guinan)
        Wil Wheaton           (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE185 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Brothers [#77]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 44085.7
  
 While rushing a young boy to a Starbase medical facility after his older
 brother played a cruel practical joke on him, the Enterprise is suddenly
 diverted from her course and headed for an unknown, out of the way planet.
 What no one realizes until its too late is that Data is responsible for this,
 having been taken over by a homing signal that leads him to his creator, Dr.
 Soong, who had been thought dead for many years.
  
 Data has been called home to be given an upgrade, emotions, but the unexpected
 arrival of his jealous android brother Lore at Soong's hiding place puts
 Data's upgrade and his creator in jeopardy.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Adam Ryen      (Willie Potts)
        Brent Spiner   (Dr. Noonien Soong / Lore)
        Colm Meaney    (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Cory Danziger  (Jake Potts)
        James Lashly   (Ensign Kopf)
        Wil Wheaton    (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Rick Berman
  
 Directed By : Rob Bowman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE186 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Suddenly Human [#78]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 44143.7
  
 Finding a Talarian training vessel in deep space, the Enterprise crew discover
 that one of the ships crew is actually a human teenager. Dr. Crusher's
 examinations reveal that he has been injured in the past as well, and its
 likely that these came about on purpose. When the boys Talarian foster father
 appears to reclaim him, Picard is left with a choice, either return the boy to
 a society whose people may have abused him, or face the possibility of
 starting a war.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Barbara Townsend  (Admiral Connaught Rossa)
        Chad Allen        (Jono)
        Sherman Howard    (Capt. Endar)
        Wil Wheaton       (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Teleplay By : Jeri Taylor
               John Whelpley
  
 Story By : Ralph Phillips
  
 Directed By : Gabrielle Beaumont
 
@EndNode

@Node STE187 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Remember Me [#79]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 44161.2
  
 Dr. Crusher's old friend, Dr. Dalen Quaice, is leaving his former home on a
 Starbase to retire after the recent death of his wife. He mentions his slowly
 deteriorating memory, a thought which remains on Dr. Crusher's mind when she
 visits engineering to watch Wesley finish a warp field experiment. But when
 the Enterprise becomes ready to leave the starbase, Wes hastily finishes his
 experiment, but his mother completely disappears. She, however, is on the
 Enterprise, so she thinks, and she helplessly watches the entire crew
 disappear one by one. She is, in fact, inside a warp bubble, and the real crew
 on the real Enterprise must enlist the help of the mysterious alien known as
 the Traveller to pull Dr. Crusher back into reality before her warp bubble
 shrinks into nothingness.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Bill Erwin     (Dr. Dalen Quaice)
        Colm Meaney    (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Eric Menyuk    (The Traveller)
        Majel Barrett  (Computer Voice)
        Wil Wheaton    (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Lee Sheldon
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE188 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Legacy [#80]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 44215.2
  
 Rushing into dangerous territory on Turkana III, a planet whose government
 once warned that any Federation personnel would die if they visited there
 again, the Enterprise is looking for an escape pod containing two men who left
 a critically damaged vessel. The pod has landed on Turkana III, requiring an
 away team to visit. They find two cadres, urban gangs so large they have
 replaced the government and now conduct their street fighting on a warlike
 scale, one of which is willing to help find the Federation shipwreck
 survivors. The Enterprises liaison to the cadre is the younger sister
 of the late Tasha Yar, and no one knows whether or not to trust her.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Beth Toussaint       (Ishara Yar)
        Christopher Michael  (Coalition Lt.)
        Colm Meaney          (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Don Mirault          (Hayne)
        Vladimir Velasco     (Tan Tsu)
  
 Written By : Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE189 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Reunion [#81]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 44246.3
  
 The Enterprise is intercepted in deep space by a Klingon battlecruiser
 occupied by K'Mpec, leader of the High Council of the Klingon Empire.
 With him is K'Ehleyr, Worf's former lover, who has visited the Enterprise
 before. This time she acts as Picard's aide in a role K'Mpec has chosen for
 him, the neutral arbiter to oversee the handover of the dying K'Mpec's
 powerful position to one of two contenders. Duras, whose cover-up of his
 fathers actions cost Worf his honour, or Gowron, a Klingon outsider about whom
 little is known.
  
 But sabotage, including the assassination of K'Mpec, begins to point toward
 evidence of Romulan involvement, and Worf must deal with the possibility that
 his son may lose his honour if Worf reveals his relationship to him.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : April Grace       (Transporter Technician Hubbell)
        Basil Wallace     (Klingon Guard #1)
        Charles Cooper    (K'mpec)
        Jon Steuer        (Alexander Rozhenko)
        Michael Rider     (Security Guard)
        Mirron E. Willis  (Klingon Guard #2)
        Patrick Massett   (Duras)
        Robert O'Reilly   (Gowron)
        Suzie Plakson     (K'Ehleyr)
        Wil Wheaton       (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
               Jo Perry
               Ronald D. Moore
               Thomas Perry
  
 Story By : Drew Deighan
            Jo Perry
            Thomas Perry
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
@EndNode

@Node STE190 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Future Imperfect [#82]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 44286.5
  
 While investigating suspicious energy readings on Alpha Onias III, a planet
 that would be ideal for a secret Romulan base, Riker, Geordi and Worf are
 overcome by toxic gases. Geordi and Worf, however, are rescued via
 transporter, while the Enterprise loses all trace of Riker. Riker awakens in
 the sick bay of the Enterprise, told by an older Dr. Crusher that sixteen
 years have passed since that event, and that a virus he contracted on the
 mission to Alpha Onias III recently became active, causing him to lose all
 memory back to that event. He is now the ships Captain, Data is First Officer,
 and Picard, now an Admiral, is completing the final arrangements for the
 signing of a peace treaty between the Romulans and the Federation, and Riker
 has a teenage son as well. But glaring mistakes soon point out to Riker that
 this scenario is not, in fact, happening, and that it's all a nearly perfect
 simulation. But the question remains, who's behind it?
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Andreas Katsulas     (Ambassador Tomalak)
        April Grace          (Chief Hubbell)
        Carolyn McCormick    (Minuet)
        Chris Demetral       (Barash)
        George O'Hanlon Jr.  (Transporter Chief)
        Patti Yasutake       (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
        Todd Merrill         (Ensign Gleason)
  
 Written By : David Bennett Carren
              J. Larry Carroll
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE191 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Final Mission [#83]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 44307.3
  
 Knowing that Wesley will soon leave for Starfleet Academy, Picard takes him
 along for a set of negotiations with a group of miners. Unfortunately, the
 shuttle that the miners send for Picard malfunctions and crashes on an
 inhospitable moon. When Picard becomes injured, Wesley must use the limited
 available resources to save the captains life along with his own.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Kim Hamilton  (Chairman Songi)
        Mary Kohnert  (Ensign Tess Allenby)
        Nick Tate     (Dirgo)
        Wil Wheaton   (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Teleplay By : Kacey Arnold-Ince
               Jeri Taylor
  
 Story By : Kacey Arnold-Ince
  
 Directed By : Corey Allen
 
@EndNode

@Node STE192 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Loss [#84]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 44356.9
  
 When a colony of two-dimensional beings unintentionally traps the Enterprise,
 their collective consciousness overpowers Troi, effectively blinding her
 empathic sense. As Troi struggles with her loss, the ship faces a greater
 peril. The creatures are dragging the ship toward a cosmic string, an entity
 with the gravitational forces of a black hole.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Kim Braden       (Ensign Janet Brooks)
        Mary Kohnert     (Ensign Tess Allenby)
        Whoopi Goldberg  (Guinan)
  
 Teleplay By : Alan J. Adler
               Hilary J. Bader
               Vanessa Greene
  
 Story By : Hilary J. Bader
  
 Directed By : Chip Chalmers
 
@EndNode

@Node STE193 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Data's Day [#85]@{ub} (1990)

 Stardate 44390.1
  
 As part of his attempt to keep Bruce Maddox supplied with research
 information, Data makes a record of an entire day for later transmission to
 the cyberneticist. During this Day Miles O'Brien and Keiko Ishikawa wed, and
 the crew discovers that Vulcan ambassador T'Pel is actually a Romulan spy.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Alan Scarfe     (Admiral Mendak)
        April Grace     (Transporter Chief Hubbell)
        Colm Meaney     (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Rosalind Chao   (Keiko Ishikawa)
        Shelly Desai    (V'Sal)
        Sierra Pecheur  (Ambassador T'Pel)
  
 Teleplay By : Harold Apter
               Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Harold Apter
  
 Directed By : Robert Wiemer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE194 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Wounded [#86]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44429.6
  
 O'Brien's former captain acts on his suspicion that Cardassians are massing
 weaponry despite a recent peace agreement and illegally destroys a Cardassian
 research station. While believing Maxwell's suspicions may be correct, Picard
 must stop the rogue captain before he plunges the Federation back into war.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Bob Gunton       (Capt. Benjamin Maxwell)
        Colm Meaney      (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        John Hancock     (Admiral Haden)
        Marc Alaimo      (Gul Macet)
        Marco Rodriguez  (Glinn Telle)
        Rosalind Chao    (Keiko O'Brien)
        Time Winters     (Glinn Daro)
  
 Teleplay By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Story By : Cy Chermak
            Sara Charno
            Stuart Charno
  
 Directed By : Chip Chalmers
 
@EndNode

@Node STE195 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Devil's Due [#87]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44474.5
  
 A beautiful con artist poses as Ardra, Ventax IIs version of the devil, to
 reap the benefits of a one thousand year contract that is nearing its
 conclusion. Supposedly the inhabitants of the planet sold their souls to Ardra
 in exchange for a millennium of peace. Picard challenges the contract in
 Ventaxian court, with the agreement that he if loses he will belong to Ardra
 as well.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Marcello Tubert  (Acost Jared)
        Marta DuBois     (Ardra)
        Paul Lambert     (Dr. Howard Clark)
        Thad Lamey       (Devil Monster)
        Tom Magee        (Klingon Monster)
        William Glover   (Jacob Marley)
  
 Teleplay By : Philip LaZebnik
  
 Story By : Philip LaZebnik
            William Douglas Lansford
  
 Directed By : Tom Benko
 
@EndNode

@Node STE196 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Clues [#88]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44502.7
  
 When the Enterprise discovers their home planet, a powerful race of
 isolationists called Paxans allow Picard and crew to leave unharmed with
 one provision. The Paxans will erase all memories of the incident from the
 humanoids minds on the ship, and Picard will order Data to hide their
 existence. Unfortunately little clues begin cropping up that contradict
 Data's fabricated version of the missing time.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney           (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Pamela Winslow        (Ensign McKnight)
        Patti Yasutake        (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
        Rhonda Aldrich        (Madeline)
        Thomas Knickerbocker  (Gunman)
        Whoopi Goldberg       (Guinan)
  
 Teleplay By : Bruce D. Arthurs
               Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Bruce D. Arthurs
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE197 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}First Contact [#89]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 When Riker is captured on Malcor III, a planet on the verge of achieving warp
 capability and therefore a candidate for first contact, Picard meets with the
 Malcorian president and negotiates for the first officers release.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Bebe Neuwirth    (Nurse Lanel)
        Carolyn Seymour  (Science Minister Mirasta Yale)
        George Coe       (Chancellor Avill Durken)
        George Hearn     (Dr. Berel)
        Michael Ensign   (Security Minister Krola)
        Sachi Parker     (Dr. Tava)
        Steven Anderson  (Dr. Nilrem)
  
 Teleplay By : David Bischoff
               Dennis Russell Bailey
               Joe Menosky
               Michael Piller
               Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Marc Scott Zicree
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE198 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Galaxy's Child [#90]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44614.6
  
 La Forge's anticipation turns to dismay when the real Dr. Leah Brahms visits
 the Enterprise. In addition to being married, the woman is very defensive about
 the modifications La Forge has made to her system. The Enterprise is forced to
 kill a new alien life-form only to discover it was protecting its unborn baby.
 The baby is released with a phaser-fired cesarean section, but it attaches
 itself to the ship and begins to drain power to critical levels.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : April Grace      (Transporter Chief Hubbell)
        Jana Marie Hupp  (Ensign Pavlik)
        Lanei Chapman    (Ensign Rager)
        Susan Gibney     (Dr. Leah Brahms)
        Whoopi Goldberg  (Guinan)
  
 Teleplay By : Maurice Hurley
  
 Story By : Thomas Kartozian
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE199 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Night Terrors [#91]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44631.2
  
 When the Enterprise becomes trapped in a Tykens rift, Dr. Crusher finds that
 no one can enter REM sleep except Troi, who experiences only nightmares. Soon
 she and Troi deduce that an alien vessel lies trapped on the other side of the
 rift and its crew telepathic calls for help are preventing the Enterprises
 crew from dreaming. Working in concert, the two ships generate a powerful
 explosion that allows both to break free.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Brian Tochi      (Ensign Peter Lin)
        Colm Meaney      (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Craig Hurley     (Ensign Peeples)
        Deborah Taylor   (Capt. Chantal R. Zaheva)
        Duke Moosekian   (Ensign Gillespie)
        John Vickery     (Counsellor Andru Hagen)
        Lanei Chapman    (Ensign Rager)
        Rosalind Chao    (Keiko O'Brien)
        Whoopi Goldberg  (Guinan)
  
 Teleplay By : Jeri Taylor
               Pamela Douglas
  
 Story By : Shari Goodhartz
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE200 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Identity Crisis [#92]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44664.5
  
 Lt. Cmdr. Leitjen joins the Enterprise in a search for three missing starfleet
 officers. Oddly enough, she, La Forge and the three officers investigated the
 disappearance of a colony on Tarchannen III five years ago. The investigation
 soon uncovers that each was infected with a parasite that alters its hosts DNA
 in order to reproduce.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Amick Byram       (Lt. Paul Hickman)
        Dennis Madalone   (Transporter Technician Hedrick)
        Maryann Plunkett  (Lt. Cmdr. Susanna Leitjen)
        Mona Grudt        (Ensign Graham)
        Patti Yasutake    (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
  
 Story By : Timothy De Haas
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE201 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Nth Degree [#93]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44704.2
  
 When a Cytherian probe flashes Barclay his IQ jumps dramatically. Under a
 compulsion he doesn't understand, Barclay hooks himself into the computer and
 commandeers the ship. Then he distorts nearby space to take the Enterprise to
 the centre of the Galaxy to meet with the probes creators.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : David Coburn    (Ensign Brower)
        Dwight Schultz  (Lt. Reginald Barclay)
        Jim Norton      (Albert Einstein)
        Kay E. Kuter    (Cytherian)
        Page Leong      (Ensign April Anaya)
        Saxon Trainor   (Lt. Linda Larson)
  
 Written By : Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Robert Legato
 
@EndNode

@Node STE202 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Qpid [#94]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44741.9
  
 Q decides to repay Picard's recent kindness by showing the captain that the
 emotion he feels for Vash is dangerous. To do so, Q creates a fantasy in which
 he casts Picard as Robin Hood, Vash as Maid Marion, and the rest of the senior
 staff as Robin Hood's merry men. Of course Vash is imprisoned and will be
 executed if Picard cannot effect a rescue.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Clive Revill      (Sir Guy)
        Jennifer Hetrick  (Vash)
        Joe Staton        (Servant)
        John de Lancie    (Q)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
  
 Story By : Ira Steven Behr
            Randee Russell
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE203 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Drumhead [#95]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44769.2
  
 When an investigation turns up a Klingon spy for the Romulans on board the
 Enterprise, Starfleet sends retired Admiral Norah Satie to hold further
 hearings. Unfortunately, Satie's proceedings soon take on the air of an
 inquisition, enveloping even Picard in a cloud of suspicion.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Ann Shea         (Nellen Tore)
        Bruce French     (Sabin Genestra)
        Earl Billings    (Admiral Thomas Henry)
        Henry Woronicz   (Lt. J'Ddan)
        Jean Simmons     (Admiral Norah Satie)
        Spencer Garrett  (Crewman First Class Simon Tarses)
  
 Written By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
@EndNode

@Node STE204 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Half A Life [#96]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44805.3
  
 Kaelon II scientist Dr. Timicin joins the Enterprise to perform a test on the
 revitalization of a star. Kaelon IIs star nears death, and Timicin has made
 it his lifes work to find a way to re-energize it. Unfortunately the test
 fails and Timicin, who will soon reach sixty, must return home to end his
 life voluntarily, as dictated by his races culture.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Carel Struycken     (Mr. Homn)
        Colm Meaney         (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        David Ogden Stiers  (Dr. Timicin)
        Majel Barrett       (Lwaxana Troi)
        Michelle Forbes     (Dara)
        Terrence McNally    (B'Tardat)
  
 Teleplay By : Peter Allan Fields
  
 Story By : Peter Allan Fields
            Ted Roberts
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE205 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Host [#97]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44821.3
  
 Dr. Crusher finds love with a Trill ambassador named Oda, on board the
 Enterprise to mediate a dispute between the two inhabitants moons of Peliar
 Zel. When a shuttle accident reveals that Odan is actually a symbiont who
 lives within a humanoid host, Riker volunteers his body until a new Trill
 host can arrive.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Barbara Tarbuck          (Governor Leka Trion)
        Franc Luz                (Ambassador Odan)
        Nicole Orth-Pallavicini  (Kareel)
        Patti Yasutake           (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
        William Newman           (Kalin Trose)
  
 Written By : Michel Horvat
  
 Directed By : Marvin V. Rush
 
@EndNode

@Node STE206 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Mind's Eye [#98]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44885.5
  
 En route to an artificial intelligence conference on Risa, Geordi, alone in a
 shuttlepod, is kidnapped by Romulans, who send a copy of him to Risa. Under
 the supervision of a female Romulan who remains in shadows at all times,
 Geordi is tortured and brainwashed to obey, without question, instructions
 transmitted on a certain wavelength to his VISOR. When he returns to the
 Enterprise, with memories of his trip implanted into his mind, Picard deals
 with a belligerent Klingon colony governor who accuses the Federation of
 assisting a rebel political faction. In fact, however, there is another
 Klingon responsible for this, and he is relaying Romulan instructions to
 Geordi, who may unwittingly become an assassin.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney    (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Denise Crosby  (Cmdr. Sela)
        Edward Wiley   (Governor Vagh)
        John Fleck     (Taibak)
        Larry Dobkin   (Ambassador Kell)
        Majel Barrett  (Computer Voice)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Ken Schafer
            Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE207 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}In Theory [#99]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44932.3
  
 As the Enterprise investigates an M-class planet within a dark nebula, a
 romance blooms between Data and Lieutenant Jenna D'Sora. A series of odd and
 sporadic incidents soon awakens the crew to the dangers of the nebula, and
 they barely escape with the ship intact. Unfortunately, D'Sora quickly
 discovers that she cannot sustain herself with Data's non-emotional nature
 and soon breaks the relationship.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney         (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Majel Barrett       (Computer Voice)
        Michele Scarabelli  (Ensign Jenna D'Sora)
        Pamela Winslow      (Ensign McKnight)
        Rosalind Chao       (Keiko O'Brien)
        Whoopi Goldberg     (Guinan)
  
 Written By : Joe Menosky
              Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Patrick Stewart
 
@EndNode

@Node STE208 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Redemption, Part 1 [#100]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 44995.3
  
 The Enterprise is summoned to the Klingon homeworld so Picard may fulfil his
 final duty as arbiter of the succession of power. Gowron intercepts the
 Enterprise before it arrives, warning Picard that Klingon civil war is brewing.
 Gowron, about to take control of the empire, is challenged by Lursa and B'etor,
 the sisters of Duras, who offer his son Toral as an alternative candidate for
 the throne. Picard, attempting to remain completely neutral in order to avoid
 accusations that the Federation is taking a hand in Klingon politics, denies
 Toral's challenge. Those who follow the family of Duras attack Gowron's ship as
 he and Worf discuss the redemption of Worf's honour.
  
 Worf's brother, Kurn, who now leads four squadrons of Klingon ships, saves
 Gowron from the attackers, but the victory is only temporary. With the
 revelation that Kurn is also a member of Worf's family, Gowron returns Worf's
 honour to him.
  
 Gowron requests Federation assistance from Picard, who refuses, citing the
 recent attack as strictly internal Klingon matters to be dealt with only by the
 Empire, without Federation interference. Worf requests a leave of absence to
 stay temporarily on Gowron's ship. When Picard denies permission to do this,
 Worf resigns from Starfleet and leaves anyway.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Barbara March    (Lursa)
        Ben Slack        (K'Tal)
        Denise Crosby    (Cmdr. Sela)
        Gwynyth Walsh    (B'Etor)
        J. D. Cullum     (Toral)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Nicholas Kepros  (General Movar)
        Robert O'Reilly  (Gowron)
        Tom Ormeny       (Klingon 1st Officer)
        Tony Todd        (Kurn)
        Whoopi Goldberg  (Guinan)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
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@Node STE209 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Redemption, Part 2 [#101]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 45020.4
  
 War erupts between the forces of Gowron and those of the family of Duras. The
 forces of Duras are winning even after Gowron's fleets destroy all of their
 possible supply bases. Picard plans to take starships the Klingon/Romulan
 border to act as a blockade against Romulan aid to the Duras followers.
 Various Enterprise officers are assigned to other ships, most notably Data as
 captain of the starship Sutherland, whose first officer, Hobson, objects to
 serving under an android commander. Commander Sela, half-human, half-Romulan
 daughter of Tasha Yar, demands that the Federation leave the border. Guinan
 reveals that Sela is the product of the Tasha Yar who was sent to the
 Enterprise-C by Picard. Gowron launches a surprise attack on their enemies.
 Lursa and B'etor send a plea for aid.
  
 Sela tries to slip past the Sutherland, but Data foils the plan and the
 Romulans are revealed and forced to retreat, leaving Lursa and B'etor
 helpless. They escape and abandon Toral, leaving him to Gowron. Gowron offers
 Worf a chance to slay Toral, but Worf chooses not to judge Toral by his
 fathers actions and rejoins the crew of the Enterprise.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Barbara March         (Lursa)
        Colm Meaney           (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Denise Crosby         (Cmdr. Sela)
        Fran Bennett          (Fleet Admiral Shanthi)
        Gwynyth Walsh         (B'Etor)
        J. D. Cullum          (Toral)
        Jordan Lund           (Kulge)
        Majel Barrett         (Computer Voice)
        Michael G. Hagerty    (Larg)
        Nicholas Kepros       (General Movar)
        Robert O'Reilly       (Gowron)
        Stephen James Carver  (Hegh'ta Helmsman)
        Timothy Carhart       (Lt. Cmdr. Christopher Hobson)
        Tony Todd             (Kurn)
        Whoopi Goldberg       (Guinan)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : David Carson
 
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@Node STE210 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Darmok [#102]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 45047.2
  
 The Enterprise and a Tamarian ship rendezvous at El-Adrel IV and Tamarian
 Captain Dathon opens communications. The Tamarians speak incomprehensibly,
 using English words laced with names from their culture. After the contact
 fails, Dathon and his first officer argue over Dathon's statement, "Darmok and
 Jalad at Tanagra." Dathon vanishes, and Picard is transported of the bridge.
 Both are beamed to the planet, where Dathon attempts to communicate again.
  
 Picard deciphers the language, finding that it is based on Tamarian folklore
 and metaphors. "Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra" refers to two heroes who
 travelled separately to a distant island, defeated a mighty beast, and left
 together. El-Adrel is home to such a creature, and Dathon hopes that the
 Tamarians and the Federation can begin a friendship by likewise defeating a
 common enemy.
  
 When the beast attacks, Picard is immobilized by an attempt to rescue him
 through interference projected from the Tamarian ship, while Dathon is
 mortally wounded. Picard can now negotiate in the Tamarian language, if he
 survives the creatures next attack.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Ashley Judd    (Ensign Robin Lefler)
        Colm Meaney    (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Majel Barrett  (Computer Voice)
        Paul Winfield  (Capt. Dathon)
        Richard Allen  (Kentor)
  
 Teleplay By : Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Joe Menosky
            Philip Lazebnik
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE211 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Ensign Ro [#103]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 45076.3
  
 Admiral Kennelly assigns the Enterprise to help resolve tensions with the
 Bajorans, an isolated, once advanced race whose territory was long ago taken
 by the Cardassians. Since then, the Bajorans have carried out terrorist
 attacks on the Cardassians, and now, according to Kennelly, the Bajorans
 have travelled outside their own system and attacked a Federation outpost. The
 Enterprise is to contact the Bajoran terrorist leader Orta and offer serious
 discussions after years of sympathetic talk and no action.
  
 Ensign Ro Laren, herself a Bajoran, recently court martialed but pulled out of
 prison by Kennelly, is assigned to the Enterprise. Ro is an abrasive officer
 who does not want to be on the ship or the mission. She does, however, tell
 Picard to contact Keeve, leader of a Bajoran colony that has no technology and
 isn't even able to adequately feed or clothe its own people.
  
 On another planet, Picard contacts Orta, after being abducted by Orta's
 guards, and discovers that the Bajorans do not have the resources to attack
 anything beyond their own system. Ro then reveals to Picard that Kennelly is
 aware of this, and that she and the Enterprise are being used by the
 Cardassians to quietly get rid of the Bajoran threat by escorting them
 straight into the Cardassians line of fire.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Cliff Potts      (Admiral Kennelly)
        Frank Collison   (Gul Dolak)
        Harley Venton    (Transporter Officer)
        Jeffrey Hayenga  (Orta)
        Ken Thorley      (Mot)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Michelle Forbes  (Ensign Ro Laren)
        Scott Marlowe    (Keeve Falor)
        Whoopi Goldberg  (Guinan)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Michael Piller
            Rick Berman
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE212 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Silicon Avatar [#104]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 45122.3
  
 Riker, Crusher and Data visit a new colony site when the Crystalline Entity
 that wiped out all life on Data's home world appears unexpectedly and attacks,
 forcing the colonists and visitors underground. The Enterprise returns and
 finds that the planet has been left barren. The colonists are rescued, and the
 crew, joined by Dr. Marr, investigates the damage. Marr, whose son was killed
 by the Entity long ago, believes that Data, like his brother, is aiding the
 Entity. During the investigation, Marr is convinced that Data is not
 responsible for the attack and finds that his memories of his home include
 memories of the colonists who died there. She asks him to recite some of her
 sons diary and decides she must avenge her son, but Picard wishes to try
 communicating with the Entity.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Ellen Geer  (Dr. Kila Marr)
        Susan Diol  (Carmen Davila)
  
 Teleplay By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Story By : Lawrence V. Conley
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE213 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Disaster [#105]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 45156.1
  
 On a routine day, Picard takes the three winners of the ships school science
 fair on a tour. Beverly pesters Geordi, who is checking fuel tanks in a
 shuttlebay, to audition for a play. Riker, Data, Worf, and a pregnant Keiko
 relax in Ten Forward, and O'Brien and Troi perform bridge duties. When an
 undetectable object collides with the ship, emergency systems isolate everyone
 where they are. Picard is injured and must rely on the scared children, Riker
 orders Data to risk his life to reach engineering, Worf must deliver Keiko's
 baby when she goes into labour, Geordi and Beverly are caught between a fire
 and several tanks of unstable fuel and Troi is trapped on the bridge with a
 minimal crew and Ensign Ro is all too ready to point out the worst case
 scenario, unless the ships antimatter supply is stabilized, the Enterprise
 could be destroyed.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Cameron Arnett        (Ensign Mandel)
        Colm Meaney           (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Erika Flores          (Marissa)
        Jana Marie Hupp       (Lt. Monroe)
        John Christian Graas  (Jay Gordon)
        Max Supera            (Patterson)
        Michelle Forbes       (Ensign Ro Laren)
        Rosalind Chao         (Keiko O'Brien)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Philip A. Scorza
            Ron Jarvis
  
 Directed By : Gabrielle Beaumont
 
@EndNode

@Node STE214 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Game [#106]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 45208.2
  
 Wesley Crusher, on vacation from Starfleet Academy, visits the Enterprise.
 During Wesley's visit, an holographic game Riker picked up on a visit to Risa
 begins to circulate around the ship, making every member of the crew who plays
 it an addict. Suddenly, Data, the only being who is immune to the games
 addictive rewards, is mysteriously shut off. With the bridge crew and everyone
 else falling victim to the game, Wes discovers how the game works and becomes
 a hunted fugitive on the ship.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Ashley Judd       (Ensign Robin Lefler)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Diane M. Hurley   (Ensign)
        Katherine Moffat  (Etana Jol)
        Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
        Patti Yasutake    (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
        Wil Wheaton       (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
            Fred Bronson
            Susan Sackett
  
 Directed By : Corey Allen
 
@EndNode

@Node STE215 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Unification, Part 1 [#107]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 45233.1
  
 One of the Federations most valued advisors, Spock, has been seen on Romulus.
 Picard is assigned to go to Romulus undercover and find out if Spock has
 defected from the Federation. The Enterprise goes to Vulcan, where Picard
 visits Sarek, and Riker investigates the recovered wreckage of a Vulcan ship.
  
 Sarek, near death, suggests that Spock may have gone to visit Pardek, a
 Romulan peace advocate Spock met at the Khitomer peace conference decades ago.
 The next stop is the Klingon planet, where Picard borrows a cloaked ship to
 cross the Neutral Zone. Picard and Data, equipped with disguises, head for
 Romulus. Federation shipyard operator Dokachen assists Riker in the wreckage
 investigation. They find an unidentified ship receiving supplies from the
 shipyard without authorization.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Daniel Roebuck   (Romulan #1)
        Erick Avari      (B'ljik)
        Graham Jarvis    (Klim Dokachin)
        Joanna Miles     (Perrin)
        Karen Hensel     (Fleet Admiral Brackett)
        Leonard Nimoy    (Ambassador Spock)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Malachi Throne   (Senator Pardek)
        Mark Lenard      (Sarek)
        Mimi Cozzens     (Soup woman)
        Norman Large     (Proconsul Neral)
        Stephen D. Root  (Capt. K'Vada)
  
 Teleplay By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Story By : Michael Piller
            Rick Berman
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE216 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Unification, Part 2 [#108]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 45245.8
  
 Spock is promoting the idea of re-unification of Romulus and Vulcan. Pardek
 gains Spock an audience with the Proconsul, Neral, who says he will endorse
 re-unification. Picard is sceptical, to the annoyance of Spock, who thinks
 Picard's impression of him has been coloured by Sarek.
  
 Neral is plotting with Sela to invade Vulcan with stolen Vulcan ships in the
 guise of a peace envoy and escorts. Riker gets the truth about the vessel
 destroyed in the shipyard out of the Ferengi accomplice of the ships pilot. An
 intact Vulcan ship was to be delivered to the Neutral Zone border to Romulans
 for the invasion fleet.
  
 Picard, Spock and Data are taken prisoner when betrayed by Pardek. Sela
 prepares a hologram of Spock to read a statement about the peaceful mission
 of the Romulans.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Daniel Roebuck    (Romulan #1)
        Denise Crosby     (Cmdr. Sela)
        Hariett Leider    (Amarie)
        Leonard Nimoy     (Ambassador Spock)
        Malachi Throne    (Senator Pardek)
        Norman Large      (Proconsul Neral)
        Stephen D. Root   (Capt. K'Vada)
        Susan Fallender   (Romulan #2)
        Vidal Peterson    (D'Tan)
        William Bastiani  (Omag)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Michael Piller
            Rick Berman
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE217 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}A Matter Of Time [#109]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 45349.1
  
 While rushing to aid a planet whose atmosphere has been damaged by an asteroid
 collision, the Enterprise is visited by Rasmussen, ostensibly a 26th century
 historian who has travelled in time to observe the crews activities. Refusing
 to answer any questions about the future, Rasmussen watches while attempts to
 salvage the planet almost worsen its condition. When Picard must make a
 decision that could destroy everyone on the planet or save them, he asks
 Rasmussen to tell him what history says about the outcome of the Enterprises
 mission, but the time Traveller carefully avoids answering, and Picard wonders
 if Rasmussen is really protecting history, or if he even knows anything about
 the future at all.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Matt Frewer      (Berlingoff Rasmussen)
        Shay Garner      (Female Scientist)
        Sheila Franklin  (Ensign Felton)
        Stefan Gierasch  (Dr. Hal Mosely)
  
 Written By : Rick Berman
  
 Directed By : Paul Lynch
 
@EndNode

@Node STE218 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}New Ground [#110]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 45376.3
  
 The Enterprise is participating in a test of a new method of propulsion that
 would render warp engines obsolete by generating a wave that a starship would
 ride like a surfboard. While preparing for the test, Worf receives a message
 from Helena that she and Worf's son have come to visit. When they beam aboard,
 Alexander believes that he is staying on the Enterprise, and Helena tells Worf
 that Alexander has been disobedient and even untruthful, which is proven when,
 after enrolling in the ships school, he steals a model on a field trip.
  
 Picard orders part of the ship to be evacuated after a freak accident with the
 propulsion experiment, but he and Worf discover that Alexander, once again in
 defiance of Worf's instructions, has gone to that section of the ship.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Brian Bonsall      (Alexander Rozhenko)
        Georgia Brown      (Helena Rozhenko)
        Jennifer Edwards   (Kyle)
        Majel Barrett      (Computer Voice)
        Richard McGonagle  (Dr. Ja'Dar)
        Sheila Franklin    (Ensign Felton)
  
 Teleplay By : Grant Rosenberg
  
 Story By : Sara Charno
            Stuart Charno
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE219 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Hero Worship [#111]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 45397.3
  
 Investigating the disappearance of the Vico, the Enterprise crew finds that
 the missing vessel has been heavily damaged and is adrift inside a dark matter
 cluster. A single survivor, young Timothy, is rescued by Data, and is the only
 means of finding out what happened since the logs of the disaster were also
 damaged. Timothy tries to emulate Data's lack of emotions in order to overcome
 his own confused feelings, but stops short of telling the truth about what
 happened, which is what Picard needs to know as the Enterprise follows the
 Vico's fateful course.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Harley Venton    (Transporter Chief)
        Joshua Harris    (Timothy)
        Sheila Franklin  (Ensign Felton)
        Steven Einspahr  (Teacher)
  
 Teleplay By : Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Hilary J. Bader
  
 Directed By : Patrick Stewart
 
@EndNode

@Node STE220 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Violations [#112]@{ub} (1991)

 Stardate 45429.3
  
 A party of telepathic Ullians is visiting the Enterprise, ready to share their
 unique gift of probing into the mind and recovering lost memories. During
 their visit, Troi reminisces about an earlier encounter with Riker, and then
 her memory is invaded by an image of one of the Ullians. Dr. Crusher finds
 Troi in a coma, and she and Riker are the next to have their memories invaded.
 Data and Geordi try to track down the mystery ailment that has rendered key
 officers comatose, and discover that there may be no disease involved and one
 of the Ullians could be behind the telepathic intrusions.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Ben Lemon       (Jev)
        Craig Benton    (Crewman Davis)
        David Sage      (Tarmin)
        Doug Wert       (Jack R. Crusher)
        Eve H. Brenner  (Inad)
        Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Rick Fitts      (Dr. Martin)
        Rosalind Chao   (Keiko O'Brien)
  
 Teleplay By : Jeri Taylor
               Pamela Gray
  
 Story By : Pamela Gray
            Shari Goodhartz
            T. Michael
  
 Directed By : Robert Wiemer
 
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@Node STE221 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Masterpiece Society [#113]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45470.1
  
 Following a piece of star debris on its way through areas of unexplored space,
 the Enterprise crew discovers a colony of genetically engineered humans on
 Moab IV, a planet which will be devastated by the stellar fragments close
 pass. Although his advisor Martin is hostile to the idea of introducing
 strangers to the perfectly balanced society, Conor, the colonies leader,
 allows an Enterprise away team to visit Moab IV.
  
 Troi and Conor enter a relationship, while engineer Hannah Bates works
 alongside Geordi to strive for the impossible, moving the massive chunk of
 star debris without evacuating, and thus imbalancing, the colony. Even after
 using an technological offshoot of Geordi's VISOR to release Moab IV from its
 death sentence, the Enterprise crew discovers that it may have now endangered
 the colony even worse by revealing a different way of life to the inhabitants.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Dey Young        (Hannah Bates)
        John Snyder      (Aaron Conor)
        Ron Canada       (Martin Benbeck)
        Sheila Franklin  (Ensign Felton)
  
 Teleplay By : Adam Belanoff
               Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Adam Belanoff
            James Kahn
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
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@Node STE222 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Conundrum [#114]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45494.2
  
 Investigating a possible indication of intelligent life in a distant area, the
 Enterprise is scanned by an unknown spacecraft. The crews memories of who
 they are and everyone else around them, as well as specific computer files
 containing the crew records, are erased, although everyone still remembers
 their Starfleet skills, although others react differently without any
 knowledge of who they once were or what they did.
  
 Worf assumes command of the ship, while Riker and Ensign Ro are attracted to
 one another in a way neither would normally admit. Geordi eventually recovers
 the computers crew manifest containing names, ranks and duties, identifying
 Commander Kieran MacDuff, who mysteriously appeared as soon as the crews
 memories were damaged, as first officer. The computer finally divulges the
 basics of the Enterprises current mission, to seek out and destroy the main
 base of the Lysian Alliance, with whom, according to the records, the
 Federation has been at war for many years.
  
 Although some members of the crew begin to question their orders as well as
 the unusually selective damage done to their memories and the computer,
 Commander MacDuff insists that the ship press on the attack.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Erich Anderson   (Cmdr. Keiran MacDuff)
        Erick Weiss      (Crewman)
        Liz Vassey       (Kristin)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Michelle Forbes  (Ensign Ro Laren)
  
 Teleplay By : Barry M. Schkolnick
  
 Story By : Paul Schiffer
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE223 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Power Play [#115]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45571.2
  
 Investigating a 200 year old Starfleet distress signal emanating from a planet
 which happens to be the last known location of the starship Essex, the
 Enterprise sends a shuttle through the planets stormy atmosphere. The shuttle,
 with Riker, Troi and Data on board, crash lands, resulting in Riker breaking
 an arm. Chief O'Brien beams down with a device to boost the transporter signal
 so the away team can be rescued, but all four are struck by a lightninglike
 discharge and all but Riker are knocked out.
  
 Riker operates the transporter booster and returns them to the Enterprise,
 where Troi, O'Brien and Data take over the ship under the influence of aliens
 from the planet. They enter Ten Forward and take hostages, announcing that
 they are actually the spirits of the Essex crew. Demanding that their physical
 remains be recovered from the planet and returned to Earth, Troi, apparently
 taken over by the dead captain of the Essex - threatens to kill the hostages,
 and Picard's attempts to negotiate accomplish nothing, aside from convincing
 him that the terrorists are not who they claim to be.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney      (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Michelle Forbes  (Ensign Ro Laren)
        Rosalind Chao    (Keiko O'Brien)
        Ryan Reid        (Transporter Technician)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
               Herbert J. Wright
               Rene Balcer
  
 Story By : Maurice Hurley
            Paul Ruben
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
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@Node STE224 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Ethics [#116]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45587.3
  
 Critically injured by falling containers in a cargo bay, Worf is paralysed
 from the waist down, and Dr. Crusher can offer little in the way of hopes for
 complete recovery. The visiting Dr. Russell sees Worf's injury as a perfect
 chance to test her new device, which can replicate entire organs after
 scanning the DNA of the original. Crusher disagrees, however, citing Russell's
 device as experimental at best, and refusing to allow Russell to operate.
  
 When Worf, claiming that life as an invalid would be a dishonourable burden to
 he and his family, begins to try to enlist Riker's help in committing suicide,
 Crusher is forced to let Russell attempt to restore Worf's spinal cord, an
 operation that could easily end the Klingons life, leaving many of the crew
 concerned for Worf as well as Alexander.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Brian Bonsall   (Alexander Rozhenko)
        Caroline Kava   (Dr. Toby Russel)
        Patti Yasutake  (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Sara Charno
            Stuart Charno
  
 Directed By : Chip Chalmers
 
@EndNode

@Node STE225 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Outcast [#117]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45614.6
  
 Assisting the androgynous J'naii people in a search for a missing space
 shuttle, the Enterprise crew discovers a pocket of null space from which
 energy emissions cannot escape. Riker and J'naii pilot Soren take an
 Enterprise shuttlecraft into the null zone to investigate, a trip on which
 Soren makes Riker uneasy by her unusual curiosity about human sexuality, and
 says that such practices among J'naii would be considered repugnant.
  
 Preparing for another trip, Soren reveals to Riker that she is one of a group
 of outlaws among the J'naii who embrace the ancient genders of male and
 female. After rescuing the J'naii shuttle crew and returning them safely, the
 Enterprise crew is invited to a celebration on the J'naii planet, during which
 Riker and Soren take their relationship a good deal further. When the other
 J'naii discover this, Soren is taken into custody so her deviance can be
 cured, and Riker decides that he must disobey the prime directive to rescue
 Soren from her own society.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Callan White   (Krite)
        Megan Cole     (Noor)
        Melinda Culea  (Soren)
  
 Written By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE226 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Cause And Effect [#118]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45652.1
  
 Investigating a previously unexplored area of space, the Enterprise crew
 expects nothing but the normal routine of the unknown. But after Dr. Crusher
 makes a mysterious claim about hearing voices in her quarters, a time
 disturbance is detected close to the ship. After Picard orders Ro to distance
 the Enterprise from the phenomenon, all power is lost and a Federation
 starship emerges from the rift, colliding with the Enterprise, causing a warp
 core breach. Picard orders all hands to evacuate, and the Enterprise explodes.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Kelsey Grammer   (Capt. Morgan Bateson)
        Michelle Forbes  (Ensign Ro Laren)
        Patti Yasutake   (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
@EndNode

@Node STE227 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The First Duty [#119]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45703.9
  
 The Enterprise is heading back to Earth so Picard may deliver Starfleet
 Academies commencement address, and the crew is also looking forward to an
 aerial stunt display performed in orbit over Saturn by Nova Squadron, the
 Academys elite flight group, including Wesley Crusher. As the Enterprise
 arrives, news reaches Picard and Dr. Crusher that Nova Squadrons five ships
 have collided during a practice manoeuvre, injuring four of the pilots and
 killing one of them.
  
 An inquiry is launched into the accident, and squadron leader Locarno, backed
 up by Wesley and the other cadets, testifies that blame lies on Cadet Joshua
 Albert, who died. Picard, while the investigation is underway, pays a visit to
 his old friend Boothby, the Academy gardener since Picard's days as a cadet.
 Wise old Boothby, and later Picard himself, begin to wonder if perhaps the
 surviving cadets of Nova Squadron aren't simply diverting the responsibility
 for their own mistake.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Ed Lauter              (Lt. Cmdr. Albert)
        Jacqueline Brookes     (Admiral Brand)
        Ray Walston            (Boothby)
        Richard Fancy          (Capt. Satelk)
        Richard Rothenberg     (Cadet)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Nicholas Locarno)
        Shannon Fill           (Sito Jaxa)
        Walker Brandt          (Jean Hajar)
        Wil Wheaton            (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Naren Shankar
              Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Paul Lynch
 
@EndNode

@Node STE228 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Cost Of Living [#120]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45733.6
  
 The Enterprise is on an urgent mission to destroy an asteroid on a collision
 course with an inhabited planet. The asteroid is obliterated, but a metal
 consuming substance riding the asteroid transfers to the hull of the
 Enterprise. Later, Worf and Alexander argue in Troi's office about their
 latest father/son dispute over the family rules, and as if that experience
 isn't enough of a headache, Lwaxana Troi beams aboard on her way to get
 married to Campio, a member of another planets royalty, and she begins to
 interfere with Worf's relationship with Alexander, trying to show the boy how
 to revel in rebelling against authority.
  
 While Counsellor Troi tells her mother not to intercede in Worf's family
 affairs, a problem is discovered with the ships systems, caused by the metal
 virus. Mrs. Troi later reveals to Alexander that she isn't entirely sure about
 her upcoming marriage to Campio. The life support systems come under attack by
 the erosive substance, and when Picard orders the ship to warp to the nearest
 starbase, the engines are the next target of the virus, jeopardizing the
 Enterprise and everyone aboard.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Albie Selznick       (Juggler)
        Brian Bonsall        (Alexander Rozhenko)
        Carel Struycken      (Mr. Homn)
        Christopher Halsted  (1st Learner)
        David Oliver         (Young Man)
        George Ede           (Poet)
        Majel Barrett        (Lwaxana Troi)
        Patrick Cronin       (Erko)
        Tony Jay             (Campio)
        Tracey D'Arcy        (Young Woman)
  
 Written By : Peter Allan Fields
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE229 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Perfect Mate [#121]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45761.3
  
 After rescuing a party of stranded miners, the Enterprise continues its
 mission to take Ambassador Briam and his cargo, an unusual cocoon, to meet
 Alrik of Volt so that their two worlds can end centuries of conflict. But when
 a Ferengi shuttlecraft is spotted in need of immediate help, Picard is forced
 to pick up the two Ferengi, who actually faked their emergency. The nosey
 Ferengi damages Briam's cocoon, which melts away to reveal the lovely empath
 Kamala, who grabs the attention of every man in her sight, and initially
 thinks that Picard's authoritarian demeanour makes him her future mate.
  
 Kamala is being transported as the property of Briam's government, and she is
 to be delivered, as a gift, to Alrik of Volt. Dr. Crusher convinces Picard
 that the ambassadors treatment of Kamala as an object is inhumane, but the
 possible results of allowing Kamala free roam of the ship could be more risky
 than transporting her as cargo, since her very accurate empathic ability
 allows her to become the perfect mate for whomever she spends the most time
 with, whether that happens to be Riker, Worf, a group of unruly miners or
 Captain Picard.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : April Grace         (Transporter Chief Hubbell)
        Charles Gunning     (Miner #3)
        David Paul Needles  (Miner #1)
        Famke Janssen       (Kamala)
        Majel Barrett       (Computer Voice)
        Max Grodenchik      (Par Lenor)
        Michael Snyder      (Qol)
        Mickey Cottrell     (Chancellor Alrik)
        Roger Rignack       (Miner #2)
        Tim O'Connor        (Ambassador Briam)
  
 Teleplay By : Gary Perconte (aka Reuben Leder)
               Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Gary Perconte (aka Reuben Leder)
            Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE230 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Imaginary Friend [#122]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45852.1
  
 As the Enterprise begins an investigation of a nebula, Ensign Sutter and his
 young daughter Clara are in Troi's office, where Clara is talking about her
 imaginary friend Isabella. Ensign Sutter, whose Starfleet career hasn't
 allowed him to stay in one place long enough for Clara to make any friends, is
 concerned that Clara's insistence on Isabella's existence is abnormal, but
 Troi doesn't think it is anything to worry about.
  
 An energy form enters the Enterprise, it materializes just as Clara imagines
 Isabella and begins to have Clara show it around the ship. Meanwhile, other
 energy beings like Isabella begin to weave a web of strands around the ship to
 slow it down so they can feed off its power source. The crew realizes that the
 only way to try to communicate with the energy beings is by having Clara try
 to summon Isabella.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Brian Bonsall    (Alexander Rozhenko)
        Jeff Allin       (Ensign Daniel Sutter)
        Noley Thornton   (Clara Sutter)
        Patti Yasutake   (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
        Shay Astar       (Isabella)
        Sheila Franklin  (Ensign Felton)
        Whoopi Goldberg  (Guinan)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
               Edithe Swensen
  
 Story By : Jean Louise Matthias
            Ronald Wilkerson
            Richard Fliegel
  
 Directed By : Gabrielle Beaumont
 
@EndNode

@Node STE231 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}I, Borg [#123]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45854.2
  
 The Enterprise is exploring a star system when a distress call is detected,
 and Riker leads an away team to investigate. A single survivor is found amidst
 the wreckage of a scout ship, a young male Borg which is taken back to the
 Enterprise. As Picard is faced with a reminder of his ordeal with the Borg and
 argues with Guinan about the logic of bringing the Borg aboard, Geordi tries
 to instill the ships Borg guest with a sense of individuality, starting by
 calling him Hugh.
  
 The crew is preparing a plan to send Hugh back with a computer virus that
 would unravel the Borg from the inside out, but some of the crews conscience
 begins to disturb them. Picard discovers that Geordi's benign attempts at
 communicating with Hugh could potentially have a far more devastating effect
 on the Borg collective society in the long run.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Jonathan Del Arco  (Hugh)
        Whoopi Goldberg    (Guinan)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Robert Lederman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE232 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Next Phase [#124]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45892.4
  
 A small Romulan ship is stranded, its crew threatened by the imminent danger
 of an engine explosion. An Enterprise away team beams aboard to assess the
 damage, but when Geordi and Ro try to return to the Enterprise with a piece of
 Romulan equipment, they are apparently lost in a transporter malfunction, and
 the rest of the crew assume they are dead.
  
 Geordi and Ro both awaken on the Enterprise, but they cannot be heard or seen
 by anyone else on the ship, and their bodies are able to simply pass through
 solid walls and doors due to their molecules being phased. While Ro attempts
 to come to terms with her apparent death, Geordi discovers that he and Ro are
 leaving a trail detectable by the ships sensors.
  
 The two try to alert the Enterprise crew of their predicament, and discover
 that the Romulans can intentionally phase themselves and are nearing the
 conclusion of a plan to destroy the Enterprise.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Brian J. Cousins    (Parem)
        Kenneth Meseroll    (Ensign McDowell)
        Michelle Forbes     (Ensign Ro Laren)
        Shelby Leverington  (Transporter Chief Brossmer)
        Susanna Thompson    (Varel)
        Thomas Kopache      (Mirok)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : David Carson
 
@EndNode

@Node STE233 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Inner Light [#125]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45944.1
  
 The Enterprise discovers an alien probe of unknown origin, which detects the
 Enterprise and sends a transmission. Picard is knocked unconscious. He wakes
 up as Kamin, an astronomer on the planet Kataan. As Kamin orients himself to
 life on this world with his wife Eline, he tries to make some attempts to
 locate the Enterprise, discovering in the process that Kataan faces imminent
 destruction from a sun about to go nova.
  
 Kamin ages years, has children with Eline, watches old friends die and tries
 to convince people that their days on the planet are numbered. Meanwhile, on
 the Enterprise, where Picard has been unconscious for mere minutes, Riker is
 determined to break the probes hold on Picard, but severing the link could
 kill Picard while he is still trapped in the mind of Kamin.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Daniel Stewart  (Young Batai)
        Jennifer Nash   (Meribor)
        Margot Rose     (Eline)
        Patti Yasutake  (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
        Richard Riehle  (Batai)
        Scott Jaeck     (Administrator)
  
 Teleplay By : Morgan Gendel
               Peter Allan Fields
  
 Story By : Morgan Gendel
  
 Directed By : Peter Lauritson
 
@EndNode

@Node STE234 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Time's Arrow, Part 1 [#126]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 45959.1
  
 An excavation team on Earth summons the Enterprise to Earth, claiming to have
 found evidence of extraterrestrial visitors to the planet in the 19th century.
 Picard and Data are shown an astonishing artifact unearthed near Starfleet
 Academy, the head of Data, although he, with his head intact, is still serving
 on the Enterprise. As Data contemplates the news, Geordi traces a micro
 organism discovered in fossilized form near Data's head to the planet Davidia
 II. The Enterprise heads for that world immediately, where an away team beams
 down without Data, who believes the others are overreacting to his impending
 fate. Troi sense life on the planet, although no beings are visible.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Barry Kivel               (Doorman)
        Jack Murdock              (Beggar)
        Jerry Hardin              (Samuel Clemens)
        Ken Thorley               (Seaman)
        Marc Alaimo               (Frederick La Rouque)
        Michael Aron              (Bellboy)
        Michael Hungerford        (Roughneck)
        Milt Tarver               (Scientist)
        Sheldon Peters Wolfchild  (Joe Falling Hawk)
        Whoopi Goldberg           (Guinan)
  
 Teleplay By : Joe Menosky
               Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE235 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Time's Arrow, Part 2 [#127]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46001.3
  
 After Picard and the away team manage to find indigenous clothes and lodging,
 they begin a task which Data, separately, has pursued since arriving,
 attempting to track down the aliens. They find a couple, disguised as a doctor
 and nurse, who have been stealing neural energy and escaping unnoticed, and
 the deaths then are attributed to a cholera epidemic of the period. In the
 meantime, Data has enlisted the help of Guinan, but has run into some
 unwelcome curiosity from Samuel Clemens, who trails both Data and Guinan
 assuming that they've arrived from the future with evil intentions.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Alexander Enberg  (Young Reporter)
        Bill Cho Lee      (Male Patient)
        James Gleason     (Dr. Apollinaire)
        Jerry Hardin      (Samuel Clemens)
        Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
        Mary Stein        (Alien Nurse)
        Michael Aron      (Jack London [The Bellboy])
        Pamela Kosh       (Mrs. Carmichael)
        Whoopi Goldberg   (Guinan)
        William Boyett    (Policeman)
  
 Teleplay By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Story By : Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE236 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Realm Of Fear [#128]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46041.1
  
 The Enterprise locates the missing starship Yosemite, adrift in a matter
 stream between binary stars. A link between the two ships transporters must be
 established so an away team can investigate the Yosemite, but Lt. Barclay,
 assigned to the away team, reveals his life long fear of transporting. Troi
 convinces him to overcome his fear long enough to beam over to the Yosemite.
  
 Beaming back to the Enterprise later, Barclay is sure he sees some kind of
 creature in the transporter beam approach and touch him. Fearing he has
 contracted a psychosis caused by the transporter scrambling his brain, he
 becomes so preoccupied that Troi relieves him of duty while Geordi and Data
 begin reconstructing a mysteriously shattered sample container form the
 Yosemite, an experiment which reveals that there are indeed life forms in the
 matter stream. And Barclay is exhibiting early symptoms of something that may
 have killed the Yosemites crew.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Colm Meaney     (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Dwight Schultz  (Lt. Reginald Barclay)
        Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Patti Yasutake  (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
        Renata Scott    (Admiral Hayes)
        Thomas Belgrey  (Yosemite Crew Member)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE237 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Man Of The People [#129]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46071.6
  
 A transport vessel carrying Ambassador Alkar and a woman he introduces as his
 mother is attacked en route to mediation sessions between the warring
 societies of Reycag and Seronia. Alkar's party transfers to the Enterprise,
 which will complete their journey. On the way, Alkar befriends Troi, but this
 meets with intense hostility from his elderly companion. The old woman
 suddenly dies soon afterward, and Alkar asks Troi to assist him in performing
 the funeral meditation sacred to his race.
  
 After performing the ceremony, Troi begins to feel unusually angry, jealous
 and amorous toward Alkar and others on board. Dr. Crusher uncovers evidence
 that Trois condition has been inflicted deliberately by Alkar, telepathically
 depositing his dark emotions in Troi, aging her body and destroying her mind,
 and the only release for Troi may be death.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Chip Lucia         (Ambassador Ves Alkar)
        George D. Wallace  (Admiral Simons)
        J. P. Hubbell      (Ensign)
        Lucy Boryer        (Ensign Janeway)
        Majel Barrett      (Computer Voice)
        Patti Yasutake     (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
        Rick Scarry        (Jarth)
        Stephanie Erb      (Liva)
        Susan French       (Sev Maylor)
  
 Written By : Frank Abatemarco
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE238 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Relics [#130]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46125.3
  
 While responding to a distress signal, the Enterprise encounters a Dyson
 sphere, a colossal artificial structure whose habitable interior surface is
 powered by a small star kept in the centre of the sphere. The source of the
 distress signal, a 75 year old transport ship, is found crashed into the
 outside surface of the sphere. An away team recovers a single survivor, who,
 when his ship crashed and no help was expected to arrive for quite some time,
 used an innovative last ditch transporter modification to suspend himself.
  
 The occupant turns out to be Captain Montgomery Scott, chief engineer of the
 original Enterprise.
  
 Scotty is welcomed aboard the modern Enterprise, but soon finds that his
 skills and knowledge are of no use to Starfleet in the 24th century. In an
 attempt to make the uneasy visitor from the past feel useful, Picard assigns
 Geordi to take Scotty to work on the systems of the crashed transport ship,
 but the Enterprise is then captured and taken into the interior of the Dyson
 sphere by unknown forces. Scotty, left aboard the small, damaged ship with
 Geordi, may once again be the only hope for a starship called Enterprise.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Erick Weiss    (Ensign Kane)
        Ernie Mirich   (Waiter)
        James Doohan   (Capt. Montgomery Scott)
        Lanei Chapman  (Ensign Sariel Rager)
        Majel Barrett  (Computer Voice)
        Stacie Foster  (Lt. Bartel)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE239 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Schisms [#131]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46154.2
  
 After Riker's complaints of fatigue, Geordi's VISOR causing him problems, and
 Worf feeling unusually jumpy, it becomes apparent that an external influence is
 responsible. Counsellor Troi investigates and finds that several crew members
 have complained of similar symptoms stemming from unsettling dreams.
  
 Gradually, using a holodeck recreation of the dream environment programmed by
 those suffering the unusual effects, a mysterious string of experiments
 conducted by aliens from within the physical domain of subspace is discovered.
  
 As more incidents occur, with the crew powerless to stop them, the experiments
 become more deadly. Riker, who has been frequently experimented upon by the
 aliens, volunteers to take part in an experiment of the crews own to see if the
 intrusions can be halted.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Angelina Fiordellisi  (Kaminer)
        Angelo McCabe         (Crewman)
        John Nelson           (Medical Technician)
        Ken Thorley           (Mot)
        Lanei Chapman         (Ensign Sariel Rager)
        Majel Barrett         (Computer Voice)
        Scott T. Trost        (Lt. Shipley)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
  
 Story By : Jean Louise Matthias
            Ronald Wilkerson
  
 Directed By : Robert Wiemer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE240 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}True Q [#132]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46192.3
  
 Student intern Amanda Rogers is transferred to the Enterprise to get a sample
 of Starfleet duty. An accident occurs in engineering which almost forces
 Geordi to blow the warp core out of the ship, but Amanda astonishingly
 reverses the impending catastrophe. Shortly afterward, Q arrives and informs
 the crew that Amanda is a fledgling Q whose powers, just emerging, are
 beginning to concern the Q Continuum. The crew is left with no choice but to
 allow Q to tutor Amanda on matters of the responsibilities involved with
 possessing godlike powers, since, obviously, none of them have any knowledge
 on the subject. But it gradually becomes apparent that Q, and his fellow
 occupants of the Continuum, may not have a benevolent fate in store for the
 confused Amanda.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : John de Lancie    (Q)
        John P. Connolly  (Orn Lote)
        Olivia d'Abo      (Amanda Rogers)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
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 @{b}Rascals [#133]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46235.7
  
 A shuttlecraft bringing Picard, Guinan, Ensign Ro and Keiko collides with an
 energy disturbance, necessitating an emergency rescue via transporter. But the
 energy field disrupts transport, and the passengers from the shuttle arrive as
 children, though their minds are unaffected. They find it difficult to adjust,
 Picard worries about his lack of command presence, Ro despises being relieved
 of duty, and O'Brien can't cope with Keiko's sudden reversion to youth.
  
 Guinan, however, seems to be enjoying herself. The ship continues on a course
 to respond to a distress call from a science team. On arrival at the site, the
 Enterprise is attacked by two Klingon ships which have been taken over by
 Ferengi. The Ferengi board the Enterprise and begin beaming the crew off to
 serve, along with the captured science team, as slave labourers. The Ferengi
 refuse any compromise, but Captain Picard and the other youngsters may be able
 to salvage the situation.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Brian Bonsall         (Alexander Rozhenko)
        Caroline Junko King   (Keiko as Child)
        Colm Meaney           (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        David Tristin Birkin  (Picard as Child)
        Hana Hatae            (Molly O'Brien)
        Isis Jones            (Guinan as Child)
        Majel Barrett         (Computer Voice)
        Megan Parlen          (Ro as Child)
        Michael Snyder        (Morta)
        Michelle Forbes       (Ensign Ro Laren)
        Mike Gomez            (DaiMon Lurin)
        Morgan Nagler         (Kid #1)
        Rosalind Chao         (Keiko O'Brien)
        Tracey Walter         (Berik)
        Whoopi Goldberg       (Guinan)
  
 Teleplay By : Allison Hock
  
 Story By : Diana Dru Botsford
            Michael Piller
            Ward Botsford
  
 Directed By : Adam Nimoy
 
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 @{b}A Fistful Of Datas [#134]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46271.5
  
 A scheduled maintenance layover allows the crew to indulge in some leisure
 activities, much to the dismay of Worf, who, without any duties to use as an
 excuse, must oblige Alexander by joining him for a wild west adventure on the
 holodeck with Troi.
  
 Meanwhile, Data and Geordi experience a malfunction during a test of Data's
 ability to interface with the ships main computer, though they do not
 initially realize the extent of the malfunction. Shipwide computer errors
 occur, ranging from Spot's cat food being dispensed from every food slot, to
 images of Data replacing Worf's holodeck nemesis and kidnapping Alexander to
 hold the boy for a ransom.
  
 By the time Geordi begins effecting repairs, Worf is committed to a shoot-out
 with a holodeck villain who has Data's agility and precision.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Brian Bonsall        (Alexander Rozhenko)
        John Pyper-Ferguson  (Eli Hollander)
        Jorge Cervera Jr.    (Bandito)
        Joy Garrett          (Annie Meyers)
        Majel Barrett        (Computer Voice)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
               Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Story By : Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Patrick Stewart
 
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 @{b}The Quality Of Life [#135]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46307.2
  
 The Enterprise arrives at Tyrus 7A to observe a new experimental method of
 mining, the particle fountain, which uses a stream of high-density particles
 to extract and lift planet based ore from an orbiting station. A malfunction
 occurs while Geordi is visiting the station, and Dr. Farallon, the ambitious
 head of the particle fountain project, introduces her other innovation, a
 small repair robot called an exo-comp, which is able to correct the problem
 almost instantly. Later, while Data is visiting the station, another accident
 happens and Data notices an exo-comp exhibiting a will to survive.
  
 Data hypothesizes that the exo-comps are living beings with their own
 intelligence, and possibly the beginnings of sentience. But when he asked to
 prove that the exo-comps are alive, one of them appears to fail a test on the
 Enterprise, but has actually realized that it is being tested, and is
 therefore intelligent and alive, though Dr. Farallon refuses to acknowledge
 the exo-comps status. A crisis strands Picard and Geordi on the station,
 endangered by rising radiation levels, and Farallon proposes a solution which
 would amount to a suicide mission for the exo-comps. When the crew prepares to
 implement the solution and save Picard and Geordi, Data stands in the way of
 the rescue operation to protect the exo-comps rights.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett  (Computer Voice)
        Ellen Bry      (Dr. Farallon)
        J. Downing     (Transporter Chief Kelso)
  
 Written By : Naren Shankar
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
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 @{b}Chain Of Command, Part 1 [#136]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46357.4
  
 Near the border of Cardassian space, Picard is unexpectedly reassigned by
 Starfleet. There are indications that the Cardassians are mobilizing for war
 with the Federation. Picard, Dr. Crusher and Worf get ready for a mission they
 can't speak about to anyone.
  
 Captain Jellico, now in command of the Enterprise, doesn't score any points
 with the crew in his unusual demands that the ship be made combat ready. En
 route to Celtris III Picard tells Worf and Dr. Crusher that the Cardassians
 may be perfecting a nearly invincible new form of biological warfare.
  
 Meanwhile at the border, Jellico begins talks with Cardassian representatives
 which confuse them and the Enterprises officers. On Celtris III, Picard's
 team find themselves in a trap. Crusher and a wounded Worf escape a Cardassian
 ambush, but Picard is captured and taken to Gul Madred, who has alarming
 foreknowledge of their attempt to gather intelligence. And the interrogation
 of Picard begins.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : David Warner       (Gul Madred)
        John Durbin        (Gul Lemec)
        Lou Wagner         (DaiMon Solok)
        Majel Barrett      (Computer Voice)
        Natalija Nogulich  (Admiral Alynna Nechayev)
        Ronny Cox          (Capt. Edward Jellico)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Frank Abatemarco
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
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 @{b}Chain Of Command, Part 2 [#137]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46360.8
  
 Cardassian representative Gul Lemec reveals to Jellico that Picard has been
 captured on Celtris III. Under interrogation by Gul Madred, Picard is tortured
 in the Cardassians attempt to find out about the defences of Minos Korva, a
 planet once sought by the Cardassians in their war with the Federation.
  
 On the Enterprise, Jellico prepares for all out war in the event of a collapse
 of diplomatic relations, but meets with open disapproval from Riker. Jellico
 relieves Riker of his duties and continues to deny that Picard's mission was
 ordered by Starfleet, which disqualifies Picard from the terms of the
 Federation/Cardassian treaty concerning fair treatment of prisoners of war.
  
 Picard resists further torture but is pushed to the limits of his endurance
 while Gul Madred continues to question him about Minos Korva, of which Picard
 knows nothing. Meanwhile, Jellico confronts the Cardassians and calls their
 bluff after discovering a flotilla of their warships hiding near Minos Korva.
 He successfully demands a withdrawal and the release of Picard. Returned to the
 Enterprise, Picard resumes command, but all is not normal after his experience
 at the hands of the Cardassians.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : David Warner          (Gul Madred)
        Heather Lauren Olson  (Jil Orra)
        John Durbin           (Gul Lemec)
        Majel Barrett         (Computer Voice)
        Ronny Cox             (Capt. Edward Jellico)
  
 Written By : Frank Abatemarco
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
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 @{b}Ship In A Bottle [#138]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46424.1
  
 As the Enterprise is en route to witness the collision of two gaseous planets,
 Data and Geordi visit the London of Sherlock Holmes, noticing small program
 anomalies. Barclay checks the holodecks programming and unwittingly
 reactivates a program which had been created and put into storage four years
 before when Moriarty evolved into Data's ideal adversary.
  
 Moriarty demands to talk to Picard. Unknown to the crew, he has been alive and
 aware in the computers memory the whole time, and he defies the laws of
 physics by stepping out of the holodeck and roaming the Enterprise. Moriarty
 asks that a Countess with whom he fell in love in the course of another
 holodeck program be brought to life to accompany him, but Picard is reluctant,
 preferring instead to research just how Moriarty has achieved corporeal
 existence, and to determine whether or not the professor intends to continue
 his legendary criminal activities. As it turns out, Moriarty is indeed
 planning on attempting a swindle of an immense scale, but Picard means to
 see that Moriarty's scheme is limited to the scale of the holodeck.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Clement Von Franckenstein  (Gentleman)
        Daniel Davis               (Professor James Moriarty)
        Dwight Schultz             (Lt. Reginald Barclay)
        Majel Barrett              (Computer Voice)
        Stephanie Beacham          (Countess Regina Barthalomew)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
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 @{b}Aquiel [#139]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46461.3
  
 The Enterprise crew begins an investigation when the crew of a Federation
 communications relay station near the Klingon border is discovered to be
 missing, and there are signs on the station that someone has been killed with
 a phaser set on high power. Someone has taken the stations shuttle, and
 records of certain subspace transmissions have been taken. In the course of
 the investigation, Geordi goes through the logs of Lt. Aquiel Uhnari,
 searching for clues about what happened on the station.
  
 There are signs that she had experienced personality conflicts with the
 stations senior officer and only other occupant, and her logs mention visits
 from a belligerent Klingon. The Klingon is located by Picard, and the
 Klingons reveal that they have found Lt. Uhnari in the stations missing
 shuttle. Geordi, who has come to know Aquiel through her logs, becomes
 personally involved in the investigation of the apparent murder of her
 superior officer on the station, but he has a hard time separating his
 responsibility to solving the mystery from his personal feelings.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett  (Computer Voice)
        Reg E. Cathey  (Cmdr. Morag)
        Renee Jones    (Lt. Aquiel Uhnari)
        Wayne Grace    (Governor Torak)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
               Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
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 @{b}Face Of The Enemy [#140]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46519.1
  
 Counsellor Troi, waking up after being kidnapped from a neuro-psychology
 seminar, finds herself aboard a Romulan Warbird, posing as a member of Romulan
 intelligence to participate in a carefully plotted defection attempt by a Vice
 Proconsul of the Romulan High Council. With the clandestine guidance of a
 member of the Romulan crew, Troi plays her role convincingly.
  
 In the meantime, a former human defector to Romulus returns to the Federation
 and arrives on the Enterprise with a message to Picard from Ambassador Spock,
 who remains in hiding on Romulus assisting defectors and dissidents. The
 message sends an unwitting Picard to rendezvous with the ship carrying Troi
 and the defector, an encounter which forces Troi to make a split-second
 decision to either break with the intricate plans of the defection scheme, or
 to follow her Romulan confidant into what may be a trap.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Barry Lynch      (Ensign Stefan DeSeve)
        Carolyn Seymour  (Cmdr. Toreth)
        Dennis Cockrum   (Corvallen Capt.)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Pamela Winslow   (Ensign McKnight)
        Robertson Dean   (Khazara Pilot)
        Scott MacDonald  (Subcmdr. N'Vek)
  
 Teleplay By : Naren Shankar
  
 Story By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Gabrielle Beaumont
 
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 @{b}Tapestry [#141]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 After a diplomatic meeting with aliens goes drastically wrong and ends in an
 exchange of fire, an away team is beamed into sick bay with a dying Picard. As
 Dr. Crusher tries desperately to resuscitate Picard, a near-death vision
 begins in Picard's mind, or so he thinks, until Q is revealed to be behind it.
 Q informs Picard that his artificial heart, which Picard gained after, as a
 newly commissioned ensign 30 years before, he instigated a brawl with three
 huge Nausicaans and got stabbed through the heart, is the cause of his death
 in the present.
  
 Q tempts Picard with the opportunity to change his personal history by
 depositing Picard's current consciousness in the body of Ensign Picard within
 a few days of his fateful encounter with the Nausicaans. Picard must weigh
 the moral implications of changing the past to ensure his present survival
 against adhering to the tragic dictates of his destiny.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Clint Carmichael  (Nausicaan #1)
        Clive Church      (Maurice Picard)
        J. C. Brandy      (Ensign Marty Batanides)
        John de Lancie    (Q)
        Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
        Marcus Nash       (Young Picard)
        Ned Vaughn        (Ensign Corey Zweller)
        Rae Norman        (Penny Muroc)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
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 @{b}Birthright, Part 1 [#142]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46578.4
  
 The Enterprise visits Deep Space 9 to deliver supplies and personnel to assist
 the rebuilding of Bajor. On the stations Promenade, Worf encounters an alien
 profiteer who claims to know the whereabouts of Worf's father, allegedly still
 alive. While Worf, troubled, ponders the legitimacy of this news, Data and
 Geordi assist Dr. Bashir, visiting from the station, in conducting an analysis
 of a piece of equipment discovered in the gamma quadrant. An accidental power
 overload shuts Data down momentarily, yet he has a vision of a short walk
 through the corridors of the Enterprise and a brief encounter with his
 creator, Dr. Soong.
  
 Unsure of how to interpret or proceed from this experience, Data seeks the
 advice of many others, including Worf. Still contemplating a possible journey
 to find his father, Worf advises Data to pursue the search for his own father
 at whatever the cost, while Worf himself finally resolves to embark on a
 dangerous quest to a Romulan prison camp. When he arrives, Worf finds not
 only a familiar Klingon face, but many others, all of whom are secretive
 about their internment until Worf is captured by Romulans.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : James Cromwell      (Jaglom Shrek)
        Siddig El Fadil     (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Jennifer Gatti      (Ba'El)
        Richard Herd        (L'Kor)
        Sterling Macer Jr.  (Toq)
        Cristine Rose       (Gi'ral)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
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 @{b}Birthright, Part 2 [#143]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46759.2
  
 Worf is trapped in what was once a Romulan prison camp, and though he is not
 allowed to leave, he discovers that the Romulan and Klingon occupants of the
 planet have sacrificed any futures they might have had among their own people
 to settle down into peaceful co-existence, in some cases producing children.
 Worf befriends Gi'ral, a Klingon/Romulan girl who seems more fascinated with
 him. He discovers, through her and a young Klingon boy named Toq, that the
 children of the colony know little or nothing of either races heritage. Worf
 intends to remedy what he perceives as a lack of cultural education, even at
 the risk of dividing the loyalties of the camps residents.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Alan Scarfe         (Tokath)
        Cristine Rose       (Gi'ral)
        James Cromwell      (Jaglom Shrek)
        Jennifer Gatti      (Ba'El)
        Richard Herd        (L'Kor)
        Sterling Macer Jr.  (Toq)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Dan Curry
 
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 @{b}Starship Mine [#144]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46682.4
  
 The Enterprise stops at the Remler Array for a routine decontamination sweep.
 The sweep, however, requires the evacuation of the ship, since it will be
 conducted with a beam that is deadly to living tissue. At a nearby starbase,
 most of the crew tries to avoid Commander Hutchinson, an interminably boring
 officer hosting a reception.
  
 At the mention of horses on the planet, Picard decides to return to the
 Enterprise briefly to get his saddle, but while there, he notices that
 unauthorized modifications have been made by a team posing as starbase
 technicians. As the sweep begins with the aft end of the ship and moves slowly
 forward, Picard prepares to beam back to the starbase to warn security, but
 ships power is cut off due to the sweep, leaving Picard trapped on the ship
 with an unknown group of hostiles.
  
 Meanwhile, on the starbase, the rest of the Enterprises officers are taken
 hostage, and it becomes obvious that there is a well coordinated plan underway
 which involves the Enterprise.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Alan Altshuld     (Pomet)
        Arlee Reed        (Waiter)
        David Spielberg   (Cmdr. Calvin Hutchinson)
        Glenn Morshower   (Orton)
        Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
        Marie Marshall    (Kelsey)
        Patricia Tallman  (Kiros)
        Tim deZarn        (Satler)
        Tim Russ          (Devor)
        Tom Nibley        (Neil)
  
 Written By : Morgan Gendel
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
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 @{b}Lessons [#145]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46693.1
  
 When he goes to the Enterprises stellar cartography department to ask why
 their latest experiment is diverting power from nearly every system on the
 ship, Picard meets Lt. Cmdr. Daren, a new member of the crew who intrigues him
 with her honesty and unpredictability. They begin to form a relationship, and
 Picard worries that the rest of the crew might misinterpret that relationship,
 interfering with his command. But depending on the outcome of hazardous away
 team duty on Bersallis III, Picard and Daren may not have long to explore what
 this new development in their lives means.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett  (Computer Voice)
        Richard Cox    (Lt. Marques)
        Wendy Hughes   (Lt. Cmdr. Neela Daren)
  
 Written By : Jean Louise Matthias
              Ronald Wilkerson
  
 Directed By : Robert Wiemer
 
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 @{b}The Chase [#146]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46731.5
  
 Professor Galen, Picard's beloved archaeology professor from his days at
 Starfleet Academy, comes aboard the Enterprise in an attempt to recruit Picard
 for a private expedition, the conclusion of which Galen claims to have
 profound implications for the entire galaxy. Picard regretfully turns down
 Galen's offer, but later finds himself taking up the professors work when
 Galen's ship is unexpectedly attacked and destroyed.
  
 Following his late mentors vague leads and secretive trails, Picard takes the
 Enterprise to distant worlds, attempting to piece the puzzle together. But it
 is discovered that others, are also attempting to finish Galen's work, and the
 end result could be a secret of vast power.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : John Cothran Jr.  (Capt. Nu'Daq)
        Linda Thorson     (Gul Ocett)
        Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
        Maurice Roeves    (Romulan Capt.)
        Norman Lloyd      (Professor Richard Galen)
        Salome Jens       (Humanoid)
  
 Teleplay By : Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Joe Menosky
            Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
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 @{b}Frame Of Mind [#147]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46778.1
  
 Riker's rehearsals for an upcoming play about a man in an insane asylum, not
 to mention his preparations for an impending undercover mission on a planet
 divided by warring factions, are punctuated by feelings of paranoia he can't
 explain, as well as the periodic appearance of an apparently new officer whose
 presence makes Riker nervous. But after the performance of the play, Riker
 suddenly finds that he is indeed in an asylum, though even this perception
 becomes tenuous. Terrified of losing his grip on sanity, Riker starts clawing
 through layers of illusions in an attempt to get back to reality.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Allan Dean Moore  (Wounded Crewmember)
        Andrew Prine      (Administrator Suna)
        David Selburg     (Dr. Syrus)
        Gary Werntz       (Mavek)
        Susanna Thompson  (Inmate Jaya)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
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 @{b}Suspicions [#148]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46830.1
  
 Dr. Crusher goes out on a limb by gathering some of the brightest minds in the
 galaxy aboard the Enterprise to listen to a proposal from Ferengi scientist
 Reyga for a powerful subspace shield. Scepticism and competition divide the
 scientists, but a demonstration is arranged, using an Enterprise shuttle. The
 pilot, who is also one of the scientists, dies when the experiment goes wrong.
  
 Beverly, already regretful for the failure of Reyga's invention, suddenly
 finds herself in the middle of a murder investigation when Reyga is killed.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett       (Computer Voice)
        Whoopi Goldberg     (Guinan)
        James Horan         (Dr. Jo'Bril)
        Joan Stuart Morris  (Dr. T'Pan)
        Tricia O'Neil       (Kurak)
        John S. Ragin       (Dr. Christopher)
        Peter Slutsker      (Dr. Reyga)
        Patti Yasutake      (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
  
 Written By : Joe Menosky
              Naren Shankar
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
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@Node STE257 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Rightful Heir [#149]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46852.2
  
 Worf journeys to Boreth, where devout Klingons meditate in hope of glimpsing
 a vision of Kahless, the legendary leader of all Klingons and the originator
 of their hereditary quest for honour and glory. Worf and many of the others
 are surprised when Kahless actually appears and announces his intention to
 return to the imperial throne and put the Klingon Empire back on a path toward
 honour. Worf is sceptical at first, but when Gowron, the Empires current
 leader, demands a genetic test which proves that the new arrival is indeed
 Kahless, a deep division separating sceptics and those who wish to follow
 Kahless seems imminent.
  
 Crew : LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
        Kevin Conway      (Kahless)
        Charles Esten     (Divok)
        Robert O'Reilly   (Gowron)
        Alan Oppenheimer  (Korath)
        Norman Snow       (Torin)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : James E. Brooks
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE258 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Second Chances [#150]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46915.2
  
 Returning to a planet that a Starfleet research party hastily abandoned eight
 years ago, an away team finds Lt. William Riker, a copy of Riker created by a
 transporter anomaly during his participation in the original evacuation. This
 Riker has never been assigned to the Enterprise, nor has he resolved his
 relationship with Troi as the real Riker, and his isolation has resulted in a
 very different personality from the Riker who has served on the Enterprise for
 six years. His motivations, discipline and judgment differ from his higher
 ranking alter-ego, and the two Riker's must stop seeing each others perceived
 failings long enough to assist one another in a dangerous salvage mission.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Dr. Mae Jemison  (Ensign Palmer)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Lt. Thomas Riker)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Michael A. Medlock
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE259 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Timescape [#151]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46944.2
  
 Returning via runabout from a Starfleet conference, Picard, Troi, Geordi and
 Data encounter strange disturbances in time that seem to have limited physical
 range. Finally locating the Enterprise, they find her in some kind of exchange
 of fire with a Romulan warbird, in a zone of time that moves so slowly it
 appears to be still. Altering escape equipment to allow freedom of movement in
 the other areas of time, Picard and the others try to determine whether the
 Enterprise was invaded by Romulans, or if it was simply caught in a rescue
 attempt gone wrong, and whether or not they can restart the flow of time
 without bringing events to their inevitably disastrous end.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Joel Fredericks    (Engineering Ensign)
        John DeMita        (Sickbay Romulan)
        Michael Bofshever  (Alien Romulan)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Adam Nimoy
 
@EndNode

@Node STE260 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Descent, Part 1 [#152]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46982.1
  
 The Enterprise arrives at the site of a recent attack on a Starfleet, only to
 find the Borg in orbit in a new class of vessel much larger than their
 previously known forms of transport. The Borg have also changed, now possessing
 some form of individuality and emotion, and they have also developed a desire
 to simply kill organic life-forms, not absorb them into the Borg collective
 consciousness. A squadron of Borg attack an away team from the Enterprise, and
 Data, in the process of fending off a Borg, experiences an inexplicable flash
 of ruthless anger and kills the Borg.
  
 The attacking party defeated, the away team returns to the Enterprise and
 Picard contacts Starfleet. The new Borg pose an unknown but likely more
 serious threat than ever before to the Federation. After determining the new
 Borg ships method of propulsion, the Enterprise follows and is attacked once
 again. Meanwhile, Data has yet to make any further progress in his analysis of
 his first emotion, but a captured Borg makes Data a seductive offer to
 experience more emotions, and it turns out to be an offer Data cannot resist.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Brent Spiner               (Lore)
        Brian J. Cousins           (Crosis)
        Jim Norton                 (Albert Einstein)
        John Neville               (Isaac Newton)
        Natalija Nogulich          (Admiral Alynna Nechayev)
        Professor Stephen Hawking  (Himself)
        Richard Gilbert-Hill       (Bosus)
        Stephen James Carver       (Tayar)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE261 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Descent, Part 2 [#153]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47025.4
  
 Taken prisoner by Lore and the Borg while trying to locate the missing Data,
 an away team consisting of Picard, Troi and Geordi is trapped while the
 Enterprise is attacked in orbit by the Borg ship. Left in command by Picard,
 Beverly beams aboard as many of the Enterprise search parties from the planet
 below as she can and is forced to retreat. Riker and Worf, left behind,
 discover that Hugh is in hiding on the planet and is biding his time to take
 control of the newly individualized Borg from Lore, who appealed to the
 disoriented members of the former collective to follow him to a state of
 completely non-organic immortality.
  
 In the meantime, Data has distanced himself from his past, showing cruelty and
 sadism toward his captured former comrades. Riker offers to help Hugh in his
 fight against Lore while hoping to free Picard and the others, as Beverly
 decides to turn the Enterprise around to retrieve the rest of the crew, but if
 Data continues to obey the dictates of Lore, there may be no members of the
 crew to retrieve.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Alex Datcher          (Ensign Taitt)
        Benito Martinez       (Transporter Technician Salazar)
        Brent Spiner          (Lore)
        Brian J. Cousins      (Crosis)
        James Horan           (Lt. Barnaby)
        Jonathan Del Arco     (Hugh)
        Michael Reilly Burke  (Goval)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE262 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Liaisons [#154]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 An Iyaaran delegation visits the Enterprise for the first formal diplomatic
 function between Iyar and the Federation. Picard is scheduled to shuttle back
 to Iyar, while Iyaaran ambassadors Loquel and Byleth remain on the Enterprise.
 The Iyaaran shuttle taking Picard back to their homeworld crashlands on a
 planet covered with violent electrical storms, one of whose plasma lightning
 bolts injures Picard when he leaves the shuttle to look for medical aid for
 the critically injured pilot.
  
 A woman named Anna, who has apparently been stranded alone on the planet for
 seven years, gets Picard to shelter inside a crashed freighter. On the
 Enterprise, ambassadors Loquel and Byleth test the patience of their
 respective hosts, Troi and Worf, while Picard has to contend with a woman
 whose isolation has driven her to try to keep him in the crashed vessel with
 her, but Picard learns that no survivors of the freighters complement or crew
 are actually still alive.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Barbara Williams       (Anna)
        Eric Pierpoint         (Ambassador Voval)
        Michael Harris         (Ambassador Byleth)
        Paul Eiding            (Ambassador Loquel)
        Rickey D'Shon Collins  (Eric Burton)
  
 Teleplay By : Jeanne Carrigan Fauci
               Lisa Rich
  
 Story By : Jaq Greenspon
            Roger Eschbacher
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE263 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Interface [#155]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47215.5
  
 A new interface is being tested by Geordi to control remote unmanned probes.
 Utilizing his VISOR implants, Geordi is able to see, hear and experience
 whatever conditions the probe encounters. His interface with the probe comes in
 useful while the Enterprise investigates the loss of the starship Raman.
  
 But during the mission, Picard receives word that the starship Hera, commanded
 by Geordi's mother, has disappeared with all hands, and Starfleet, despite
 dispatching two more vessels to search, does not expect to find the Hera or any
 of her crew. Geordi is profoundly affected by the news, and when he encounters
 an image of his mother on the Raman, he goes against his fathers advice and
 Picard's direct orders and tries to use his unique interface with the probe to
 find out what has happened to her.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Ben Vereen      (Dr. Edward M. La Forge)
        Madge Sinclair  (Capt. Silva La Forge)
        Warren Munson   (Admiral Marcus Holt)
  
 Written By : Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Robert Wiemer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE264 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Gambit, Part 1 [#156]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47135.2
  
 Riker, Troi, Worf and Crusher are searching for the missing Captain Picard on
 Desica II to no avail. A Yridian claims he witnessed Picard's death in a seedy
 bar after an argument with a group of aliens, and offers to give Riker some
 clues in exchange for safe passage off the planet. Once aboard the Enterprise,
 the Yridian leads Riker to a planet in the Barada system, where an away team
 led by Riker beams down to hunt for possible leads in the investigation.
  
 A well-armed group of aliens under the command of a Romulan ambushes the away
 team, and Riker is captured and beamed away with the attackers. Data takes
 command of the Enterprise and pursues the alien ship. Riker finds himself in
 the hands of a band of mercenaries commanded by Baran, a vicious tempered
 leader who maintains the loyalty of his crew, and Riker, by using pain
 generating implants which he controls. Riker is astounded to find that the
 newest member of the rogue crew on their mysterious mission to raid ancient
 Romulan artifacts is a knowledgeable rogue named Galen, better known to Riker
 as Captain Picard.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Alan Altshuld    (Yranac)
        Bruce Gray       (Admiral Chekote)
        Caitlin Brown    (Vekor)
        Cameron Thor     (Narik)
        Derek Webster    (Lt. Sanders)
        Richard Lynch    (Arctus Baran)
        Robin Curtis     (Tallera)
        Sabrina LeBeauf  (Ensign Giusti)
        Stephen Lee      (Bartender)
  
 Teleplay By : Naren Shankar
  
 Story By : Christopher Hatton
            Naren Shankar
  
 Directed By : Peter Lauritson
 
@EndNode

@Node STE265 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Gambit, Part 2 [#157]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47160.1
  
 Riker is accepted into Baran's outlaw fold by pretending to be an old enemy of
 Galen, and the mercenaries mission continues. Picard discovers that Baran's
 gang is not looking for Romulan artifacts, but for ancient Vulcan artifacts.
  
 The Romulan mercenary Tallera reveals herself as an undercover Vulcan security
 operative, and she earns Picard's trust enough for him to reveal his own
 identity. A Klingon shuttle pilot carrying the last of three vital artifacts is
 intercepted by the Enterprise, which becomes Baran's next target.
  
 Riker is left for dead on the Enterprise by Picard to resume command, as Picard
 leads a mutiny among the mercenaries and kills Baran. Picard must try to play
 into Riker's hands without arousing the mercenaries suspicions, or Tallera's.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Caitlin Brown    (Vekor)
        Cameron Thor     (Narik)
        James Worthy     (Koral)
        Martin Goslins   (Security Minister Satok)
        Richard Lynch    (Arctus Baran)
        Robin Curtis     (Tallera)
        Sabrina LeBeauf  (Ensign Giusti)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Naren Shankar
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE266 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Phantasms [#158]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47225.7
  
 Having just received a new warp core from a starbase, the Enterprise departs
 with both Picard and Geordi ready to test the more efficient drive system en
 route to an admirals banquet which Picard is not looking forward to. The warp
 core fails to perform to expectations, in fact, it fails to perform at all.
 Simultaneously, Data experiences his first nightmare, and then his second, and
 his third, all full of disturbing imagery he feels he should not ignore. His
 friends don't think its anything to worry about, until Data's nightmare
 visions drive him to commit acts of violence.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Bernard Kates     (Dr. Sigmund Freud)
        Clyde Kusatsu     (Admiral Nakamura)
        David L. Crowley  (Workman)
        Gina Ravarra      (Ensign Tyler)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Patrick Stewart
 
@EndNode

@Node STE267 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Dark Page [#159]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47254.1
  
 Lwaxana Troi visits the Enterprise again along with a small delegation of
 Icarans, who communicate in telepathic imagery with no verbal elements
 whatsoever. To prepare them for their first meeting with the Federation
 council, Mrs. Troi is trying to help the Icarans learn to translate their
 imagery into speech, a facility they were born without. Not long after Deanna
 notices her mother experiencing brief episodes of intense anguish, Lwaxana
 collapses into a coma, and the only clues to her condition and the reason for
 it are held by the Icarans, who are not able to fully communicate it.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Amick Byram      (Ian Andrew Troi)
        Andreana Weiner  (Kestra Troi)
        Kirsten Dunst    (Hedril)
        Majel Barrett    (Lwaxana Troi)
        Norman Large     (Maques)
  
 Written By : Hilary J. Bader
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE268 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Attached [#160]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47304.2
  
 The world inhabited by the Kes and the Prit is divided, the Prit are
 xenophobic to the point of hostility, but the Kes have applied for membership
 in the Federation, which is surprising since they are paranoid to the point
 of operating like a police state.
  
 Beaming down to meet with Kes representatives, Picard and Beverly are
 kidnapped by the Prit, who believe the potential Kes affiliation with the
 Federation to be a military pact. Fitted with neural implants to allow their
 captors to retrieve information without an interrogation, Picard and Beverly
 manage to escape with the aid of an undercover Kes agent onto the surface,
 where they are to head to the Kes border.
  
 An unusual side-effect of their implants allows them to hear each others
 thoughts. In the meantime, Riker is trying to glean information about his
 captains whereabouts from a Kes representative who is deliberately being
 less than helpful.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : J. C. Stevens   (Kes Aide)
        Lenore Kasdorf  (Security Minister Lorin)
        Robin Gammell   (Ambassador Mauric)
  
 Written By : Nicholas Sagan
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
@EndNode

@Node STE269 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Force of Nature [#161]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47310.2
  
 Investigating the mystery of missing starships, the Enterprise finds that a
 brother and sister have been misleading and damaging all warp capable vessels
 that enter the region of space near their home world, claiming that warp
 engines are agitating a sensitive subspace rift which threatens to destroy
 everything nearby if it becomes active. Reluctant to accept this theory,
 Picard and the crew plan to rescue the damaged ships and move along, but when
 one of the protesters opens the subspace rift with a burst of warp energy, the
 Enterprise may be unable to escape.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Lee Arenberg     (DaiMon Prak)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Margaret Reed    (Dr. Serova)
        Michael Corbett  (Dr. Rabal)
  
 Written By : Naren Shankar
  
 Directed By : Robert Lederman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE270 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Inheritance [#162]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47410.2
  
 On a mission to salvage an endangered planet, the Enterprise is visited by Dr.
 Tainer and her husband, two scientists whose plan may save the planet. The
 first chance she has to speak to Data privately, Tainer reveals herself to be
 the ex-wife of Dr. Soong and co-designer of Data and Lore. Though he is
 sceptical at first, Data finds evidence that she may be who she claims to be,
 and begins to spend time with her in an effort to find out about his creation
 and development.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Brent Spiner       (Dr. Noonien Soong)
        Fionnula Flanagan  (Dr. Juliana Tainer)
        William Lithgow    (Dr. Pran Tainer)
  
 Teleplay By : Dan Koeppel
               Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Dan Koeppel
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE271 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Parallels [#163]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47391.2
  
 Returning triumphant from a Klingon martial arts competition, Worf walks right
 into a surprise birthday party, but notices that something is amiss aboard the
 Enterprise, events begin contradicting themselves, and cause no longer leads
 to a logical effect. His environment and his comrades change, Troi suddenly
 believes she is Worf's wife, Geordi is killed in engineering during a
 Cardassian assault.
  
 Worf alerts Data to the strange occurrences, and Data begins to research a way
 to send Worf back to his original universe. Further disparities appear,
 including Riker's command since Captain Picard's death in the Borg invasion
 several years ago, and Worf's two children by Troi. Data discovers the way to
 send Worf back, but when Enterprises from every possible reality appear, not
 every crew wants reality restored to its normal flow.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Mark Bramhall   (Gul Nador)
        Patti Yasutake  (Dr. Alyssa Ogawa)
        Wil Wheaton     (Lt. Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Robert Wiemer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE272 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}The Pegasus [#164]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47457.1
  
 The Enterprise is assigned to head for an asteroid belt in a sensitive area
 between Romulan and Federation space, with Admiral Pressman from Starfleet
 Security aboard. Along the way, it is clear that the Enterprises objective is
 top secret, and that Pressman and Commander Riker have some old business to
 discuss. On his first Starfleet mission as an ensign, Riker served aboard the
 Pegasus and witnessed a shipwide mutiny against Pressman.
  
 Riker defended Pressman at the time and they were among a handful of survivors
 who escaped before the ship was apparently destroyed by a mishap in
 engineering. Now, twelve years later, Pressman reveals to Riker that the
 Enterprises secret mission is to search for the Pegasus, Riker's first
 starship still exists, and still harbours the treacherous secret that once
 sparked a vicious mutiny whose nature is still a dark, closely guarded secret
 in the files of Starfleet Security.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Michael Mack   (Cmdr. Sirol)
        Nancy Vawter   (Admiral Margaret Blackwell)
        Terry O'Quinn  (Admiral Erik Pressman)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE273 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Homeward [#165]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47423.9
  
 Nikolai Rozhenko, Worf's human foster brother, sends a distress call from his
 hidden cultural observation post on Boral II, a planet whose atmosphere is
 going to break down in less than two days. Worf beams down, disguised as a
 Boralan, only to find that his brother has also been masquerading as a native
 and providing them with means of survival based on the technology of his
 observation post.
  
 Nikolai is admonished by Picard for his severe violation of the Prime
 Directive, but when the planet is within seconds of dying, commits an even
 greater breach by transporting a handful of Boralans into a holodeck
 simulation of the shelter on their world. The Enterprise crew, especially
 Worf, are now left with the dilemma of relocating the simplistic Boralans to
 a new world without revealing the true nature of their surroundings. Damage to
 the holodeck jeopardizes the mission.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Brian Markinson  (Vorin)
        Edward Penn      (Kateras)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Paul Sorvino     (Nikolai Rozhenko)
        Penny Johnson    (Dobara)
        Susan Christy    (Tarrana)
  
 Teleplay By : Naren Shankar
  
 Story By : Spike Steingasser
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE274 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Sub Rosa [#166]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47488.2
  
 While attending the funeral of her grandmother on a planet which was
 terraformed to resemble Glasgow, Scotland, Dr. Crusher experiences visions of
 the ghost she learns has haunted her family for generations. Meanwhile Geordi
 and Data attempt to repair the planets weather control grid while Picard tries
 to convince Dr. Crusher to remain with Starfleet when she abruptly hands in
 her resignation to join Ronin back on the planet.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Duncan Regehr        (Ronin)
        Ellen Albertini Dow  (Felisa Howard)
        Michael Keenan       (Governor Maturin)
        Shay Duffin          (Ned Quint)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
  
 Story By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
@EndNode

@Node STE275 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Lower Decks [#167]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47566.2
  
 A promotion is nearing for one of a group of four friends who are junior
 officers aboard the Enterprise. Sito, a Bajoran ensign who was involved in the
 Nova Squadron accident cover-up at Starfleet Academy with Wesley Crusher, is
 neck in neck for a promotion to Ops with the ambitious Lavelle, who is
 attempting to make a favourable impression on Commander Riker. Vulcan Ensign
 Taurik is an engineering specialist whose duties of late have grown
 mysterious, as have those of Nurse Ogawa, who is also due for a promotion.
  
 The Enterprise is undertaking a top secret mission, the true purpose of which
 is unknown to the four friends, though each of them has a piece of the puzzle,
 and a part to play, in this critical event.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Alexander Enberg  (Ensign Taurik)
        Bruce Beatty      (Ben)
        Dan Gauthier      (Ensign Sam Lavelle)
        Don Reilly        (Joret Dal)
        Patti Yasutake    (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
        Shannon Fill      (Ensign Sito Jaxa)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Jean Louise Matthias
            Ronald Wilkerson
  
 Directed By : Gabrielle Beaumont
 
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@Node STE276 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Thine Own Self [#168]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47611.2
  
 Counsellor Troi returns from her Academy class reunion to find Dr. Crusher in
 charge of the bridge, and begins wondering about the possibility of achieving
 her own position in the ships chain of command. Crusher, for her part, is on
 watch while Data is away in a shuttlecraft retrieving radioactive fragments of
 a destroyed space probe. Data's shuttle crashes on a world inhabited by
 relatively primitive humanoids, and his radioactive cargo disrupts his
 ability to access his memory of who he is or where he is from. Data wanders
 into the nearest village carrying the case of hazardous materials, with which
 he unwittingly contaminates everyone. The only hope for the locals is for Data
 to restore his memory.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Andy Kossin            (Apprentice)
        Kimberly Cullum        (Gia)
        Majel Barrett          (Computer Voice)
        Michael G. Hagerty     (Skoran)
        Michael Rothhaar       (Garvin)
        Richard Ortega-Miro    (Ensign Rainer)
        Ronnie Claire Edwards  (Talar)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Christopher Hatton
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
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@Node STE277 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Masks [#169]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47615.2
  
 Studying an ancient comet at close range, the crew of the Enterprise becomes
 aware of strange objects appearing on board. An unexplained surge of energy
 affects the ships computer systems and Data as well. The comet is revealed to
 be an archaic spaceborne artifact of a bygone alien civilization.
  
 The Enterprises computer is filled with symbols and hieroglyphics whose
 meanings are known only to Data, though he has never before encountered
 anything like them. Soon, Data himself is transformed, exhibiting a number of
 personalities from the alien archive. The ships computer and even parts of the
 ship itself transform themselves into objects whose function can only be
 deduced by studying the alien civilization.
  
 But by the time Picard and the others can gain an understanding of what has
 taken control of their ship, the Enterprise and Data will be transformed into
 an ancient alien temple, and its resident goddess.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Rickey D'Shon Collins  (Eric Burton)
  
 Written By : Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Robert Wiemer
 
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@Node STE278 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Eye Of The Beholder [#170]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47623.2
  
 A young officer recently posted to the Enterprise commits suicide by leaping
 into an energy stream in one of the ships warp nacelles. Trying to find out
 why, Troi begins investigating the last days of the deceased by speaking to
 his friends and co-workers, and eventually winds up surveying the warp nacelle
 post, where she experiences an inexplicable emotional upheaval which may be an
 echo left by the partially empathic officers final burst of feelings and
 thoughts. She tries to probe this psionic artifact for its true meaning, and
 uncovers a betrayal which is older than anyone realizes.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Dugan Savoye    (Lt. Hodges)
        Johanna McCloy  (Ensign Maddy Calloway)
        Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Mark Rolston    (Lt. Walter J. Pierce)
        Nancy Harewood  (Lt. Nara)
        Nora Leonhardt  (Ensign Finn)
        Tim Lounibos    (Lt. Daniel L. Kwan)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE279 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Genesis [#171]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47653.2
  
 A routine test of Worf's new photon torpedo guidance system sends a
 potentially hazardous torpedo astray into deep space, which Picard and Data
 set off to recover via shuttlecraft. When they return from their mission, they
 find that every inhabitant of the ship has somehow mutated into more primitive
 forms of life, some dangerous, others not. The cause of this condition is a
 virus which has now infected Picard, leaving him and Data very little time to
 reverse the plight of the crew.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Carlos Ferro    (Ensign Dern)
        Dwight Schultz  (Lt. Reginald Barclay)
        Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Patti Yasutake  (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Gates McFadden
 
@EndNode

@Node STE280 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Journey's End [#172]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47751.2
  
 Wesley Crusher, on a sabbatical from Starfleet Academy, has returned to the
 Enterprise in an attempt to recoup his energies in time to graduate. He is
 troubled by something which he has yet to reveal to anyone, but more pressing
 matters are on the mind of Picard and the crew as Starfleet orders the
 Enterprise to evacuate or otherwise remove a colony of Native American Indians
 who have settled on an isolated planet to preserve their culture.
  
 This planet is now due to be handed over to the Cardassians according to the
 terms of a treaty which realigns the borders of Federation and Cardassian
 space, and the Indian colonists will no longer be welcome. Tired of their
 history of being displaced by territorial bureaucracy, the Indians of Dorvin V
 decide to reshape the borders themselves to protect what they hold sacred, and
 they find a sympathizer in Wesley, who jeopardizes his Starfleet career to
 help them and learn more about them.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Doug Wert          (Jack R. Crusher)
        Eric Menyuk        (The Traveller)
        George Aguilar     (Wasaka)
        Natalija Nogulich  (Admiral Alynna Nechayev)
        Ned Romero         (Lakanta)
        Richard Poe        (Gul Evek)
        Tom Jackson        (Anthwara)
        Wil Wheaton        (Wesley Crusher)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Corey Allen
 
@EndNode

@Node STE281 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Firstborn [#173]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47779.4
  
 As Alexander nears the age where he must decide whether or not to become a
 warrior, Worf grows worried that the boy will choose to shed all vestiges of
 Klingon heritage.
  
 Visiting a Klingon outpost during a festival, Worf and Alexander are cornered
 by a gang of street thugs. As Worf manages to fight most of them off, the
 fight is ended by a Klingon who calls himself K'mtar, a bodyguard appointed by
 Worf's brother Kurn. K'mtar reveals that the attack was not random, but an
 assassination attempt planned by Lursa and B'etor, who are still scheming to
 someday overthrow the Empire. With the help of K'mtar, and some gossip
 courtesy of Quark, the Enterprise sets off to track down the Duras sisters
 when it becomes evident that someone is trying to tamper with future affairs.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Armin Shimerman        (Quark)
        Barbara March          (Lursa)
        Brian Bonsall          (Alexander Rozhenko)
        Colin Mitchell         (Yog)
        Gwynyth Walsh          (B'Etor)
        James Sloyan           (K'Mtar)
        Joel Swetow            (Gorta)
        John Kenton Shull      (Singer of Molor)
        Majel Barrett          (Computer Voice)
        Michael Danek          (Singer of Kahless)
        Rickey D'Shon Collins  (Eric Burton)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Mark Kalbfeld
  
 Directed By : Jonathan West
 
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@Node STE282 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Bloodlines [#174]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47829.1
  
 Picard receives a threat from his old Ferengi adversary Daimon Bok, who still
 blames Picard for the death of his son in the first encounter between the
 Federation and the Ferengi. Bok announces his intent to kill Jason Vigo to
 avenge his loss, and the threat disturbs Picard.
  
 After tracking Jason down, Picard is stunned when genetic tests confirm that
 Jason is the son of Picard and a woman from his past. Jason turns out to be a
 rebellious young man with a record of misdemeanours involving theft and
 trespassing and a passion for rock climbing. Bok continues to mysteriously get
 through the Enterprises defences to threaten Jason's life, until he finally
 kidnaps Jason and has his opportunity for vengeance.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Amy Pietz       (Lt. Sandra Rhodes)
        Ken Olandt      (Jason Vigo)
        Lee Arenberg    (DaiMon Bok)
        Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Michelan Sisti  (Tol)
        Peter Slutsker  (DaiMon Birta)
  
 Written By : Nicholas Sagan
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE283 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Emergence [#175]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47869.2
  
 While rehearsing a scene from The Tempest in the holodeck, Data and Picard are
 amazed when they are nearly run over by the Orient Express, the famed 19th
 century locomotive whose itinerary never once included Prosperos island.
  
 Investigation of this quirk is postponed by the Enterprises sudden jump to
 warp speed, and a fortuitous exit from warp just in time to avoid the ships
 destruction. When the crew concentrates the search to this problem, a strange
 modification of the ships circuitry is discovered, one which seems to be tying
 many disparate systems together. When the ships systems take measures to
 protect the growing anomaly, the truth becomes clear, this is no accident, but
 a new intelligence all its own taking form within the Enterprises hull.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Arlee Reed        (Hayseed)
        David Huddleston  (Conductor)
        Thomas Kopache    (Engineer)
        Vinny Argiro      (Hitman)
  
 Teleplay By : Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE284 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}Preemptive Strike [#176]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47941.7
  
 A reception for recent Starfleet Advanced Tactical Training graduate Ro Laren
 is cut short when the Enterprise responds to a Cardassian ships distress call.
 Arriving on the scene, Picard and the crew discover that the Cardassians are
 under attack by a flotilla of small vessels commanded by the renegade Maquis.
 After chasing them off and assisting the Cardassians, the Enterprise receives
 a visit from Admiral Nechayev, who delivers to Picard the message that
 Starfleet intends to use Ro to infiltrate the Maquis, she accepts the mission,
 posing as an ex-Starfleet defector.
  
 However, when Ro and her fellow Maquis are the targets of a vicious Cardassian
 sneak attack, she questions Starfleets rationale for stopping the Maquis and
 makes her defection a reality.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : John Franklyn-Robbins  (Macias)
        Michelle Forbes        (Lt. Ro Laren)
        Natalija Nogulich      (Admiral Alynna Nechayev)
        Richard Poe            (Gul Evek)
        Shannon Cochran        (Kalita)
        William Thomas Jr.     (Santos)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Naren Shankar
  
 Directed By : Patrick Stewart
 
@EndNode

@Node STE285 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}All Good Things..., Part 1 [#177]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47988.1
  
 Picard experiences time shifts between three different periods, the present, a
 time 25 years in the future and the past, during the Enterprises first
 mission. Q appears to pass the final judgement on humanity. He makes it clear
 to Picard that the captain himself is responsible for the disaster of the
 entire universe.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Alison Brooks     (Ensign Nell Chilton)
        Clyde Kusatsu     (Admiral Nakamura)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Denise Crosby     (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        John de Lancie    (Q)
        Pamela Kosh       (Jessel)
        Patti Yasutake    (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
              Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE286 "The Next Generation - 178 Episodes"

 @{b}All Good Things..., Part 2 [#178]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47988.1
  
 After Q has shown Picard that the anomaly in the Devron system grows backwards
 in time and threatens to prevent the very formation of life on earth, Picard
 must find a way to destroy the anomaly using the ships in the past, present
 and future.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Alison Brooks     (Ensign Nell Chilton)
        Andreas Katsulas  (Cmdr. Tomalak)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Denise Crosby     (Lt. Tasha Yar)
        John de Lancie    (Q)
        Majel Barrett     (Narrator / Computer Voice)
        Patti Yasutake    (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
        Tim Kelleher      (Lt. Gaines)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
              Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE287 "The Next Generation Movies - 3 Movies"

 @{b}Generations [#1]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 48650.1
  
 Retired Starfleet officers Kirk, Scott and Chekov are guests of honour aboard
 the newly christened Enterprise-B. A test run takes an unexpected turn when the
 starship encounters two vessels trapped inside a mysterious energy ribbon.
  
 During a perilous rescue attempt, the Enterprise is damaged by the ribbon and
 Kirk is swept out into space and dies.
  
 Seven decades later, Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Enterprise-D
 rescue an El-Aurian physicist named Soran, unknown to Picard, Soran harbours a
 deadly plan, with the help of two female Klingons Lursa and B'Etor, that
 includes the destruction of the Enterprise and millions of lives. Now Picard's
 only hope for a future rests within the Nexus.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        James Doohan     (Capt. Montgomery Scott)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
        Walter Koenig    (Cmdr. Pavel A. Chekov)
        William Shatner  (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Cast : Alan Ruck                 (Capt. John Harriman)
        Barbara March             (Lursa)
        Brian Thompson            (Klingon Helmsman)
        Brittany Parkyn           (Girl With Teddy Bear)
        Christine Jansen          (Journalist #1)
        Christopher James Miller  (Rene Picard)
        Dendrie Taylor            (Lt. Farrell)
        Glenn Morshower           (1701-B Navigator)
        Granville Ames            (Transporter Chief)
        Gwen Van Dam              (El-Aurian Survivor)
        Gwynyth Walsh             (B'Etor)
        Henry Marshall            (Security Officer Paskall)
        Jacqueline Kim            (Ensign Demora Sulu)
        Jenette Goldstein         (1701-B Science Officer)
        Jim Krestalude            (El-Aurian Survivor)
        John Putch                (Journalist #2)
        Judy Levitt               (El-Aurian Survivor)
        Kim Braden                (Picard's Wife)
        Kristopher Logan          (El-Aurian Survivor)
        Madison Eginton           (Picard's Kid)
        Majel Barrett             (Computer Voice)
        Malcolm McDowell          (Dr. Tolian Soran)
        Marcy Goldman             (El-Aurian Survivor)
        Matthew Collins           (Picard's Kid)
        Michael Mack              (Ensign Hayes)
        Mimi Collins              (Picard's Kid)
        Olivia Hack               (Picard's Kid)
        Patti Yasutake            (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
        Rif Hutton                (Klingon Guard)
        Thomas Alexander Dekker   (Picard's Kid)
        Thomas Kopache            (1701-B Com Officer)
        Tim Russ                  (1701-B Lieutenant)
        Tommy Hinkley             (Journalist #3)
        Whoopi Goldberg           (Guinan)
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
            Rick Berman
            Ronald D. Moore
  
 Screenplay By : Brannon Braga
                 Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : David Carson
 
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@Node STE288 "The Next Generation Movies - 3 Movies"

 @{b}First Contact [#2]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50893.5
  
 When a Borg ship enters Federation territory, it breaks through the defences
 and heads for Earth. After doing immense damage to another armada of Starfleet
 ships, a small sphere is jettisoned from the cube and enters a time rift that
 takes them back to 2068. With the Enterprise behind it, they must stop the
 Borg from preventing the first contact of Humans and Vulcans and the first
 test of Zefram Cochrane's warp drive.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Adam Scott          (Defiant Conn Officer)
        Alfre Woodard       (Lily)
        Alice Krige         (Borg Queen)
        Andrew Palmer       (Borg)
        Annette Helde       (Guard)
        C. J. Bau           (Bartender)
        Cully Fredricksen   (Vulcan)
        Dan Woren           (Borg)
        David Cowgill       (Guard)
        Don Fischer         (Borg)
        Don Stark           (Nicky The Nose)
        Dwight Schultz      (Lt. Reginald Barclay)
        Eric Steinberg      (Porter)
        Ethan Phillips      (Bouncer)
        Heinrich James      (Borg)
        Hillary Hayes       (Ruby)
        J. R. Horsting      (Borg)
        Jack Shearer        (Admiral Hayes)
        James Cromwell      (Zefram Cochrane)
        Jon David Weigand   (Borg)
        Julie Morgon        (Singer In Nightclub)
        Majel Barrett       (Computer Voice)
        Marnie McPhail      (Eiger)
        Michael Horton      (Security Officer)
        Neal McDonough      (Lt. Hawk)
        Patti Yasutake      (Nurse Alyssa Ogawa)
        Robert L. Zachar    (Borg)
        Robert Picardo      (Emergency Medical Hologram)
        Ronald R. Rondell   (Henchman)
        Scott Haven         (Guard)
        Scott Strozier      (Security Officer)
        Tamara Lee Krinsky  (Townsperson)
        Victor Bevine       (Guard)
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
            Rick Berman
            Ronald D. Moore
  
 Screenplay By : Brannon Braga
                 Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
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@Node STE289 "The Next Generation Movies - 3 Movies"

 @{b}Insurrection [#3]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Jean-Luc Picard travels to a planet that is a virtual fountain of youth.
 There, he discovers a dark conspiracy involving the highest levels of the
 Federation and their alien allies that betrays everything the United
 Federation of Planets is supposed to stand for. He resigns as Captain and
 leads his crew in a potentially treasonous fight of armed resistance in order
 to protect the remarkable alien inhabitants of this idyllic world.
  
 Crew : Brent Spiner     (Lt. Cmdr. Data)
        Gates McFadden   (Dr. Beverly Crusher)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        LeVar Burton     (Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge)
        Marina Sirtis    (Counsellor Deanna Troi)
        Michael Dorn     (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Patrick Stewart  (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
  
 Cast : Anthony Zerbe      (Admiral Matthew Dougherty)
        Breon Gorman       (Lt. Curtis)
        D. Elliot Woods    (Starfleet Officer #1)
        Daniel Hugh-Kelly  (Sojef)
        Donna Murphy       (Anij)
        F. Murray Abraham  (Ru'afo)
        Gregg Henry        (Gallatin)
        Lorella Cuccarini  (Ensign Perim)
        Mark Deakins       (Tournel)
        Max Grodenchik     (Bak'u Security Officer)
        Michael Welch      (Artim)
        Stephanie Niznik   (Ops Officer)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Rick Berman
            Michael Piller
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
@EndNode

@Node STE290 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Emissary, Part 1 [#1]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46379.1
  
 Commander Ben Sisko and his son Jake, both survivors of the Wolf 359 Borg
 massacre, arrive at the planet Bajor as part of a Starfleet team taking over
 the abandoned Cardassian space station Deep Space 9. The station, which was
 intentionally damaged by the Cardassians before they left it behind, is being
 pieced together by newly transferred Operations Chief Miles O'Brien from the
 Enterprise. Sisko also meets Major Kira, his Bajoran first officer who doubts
 the ability of the provisional government of Bajor to avert a civil war and
 trusts the Federation even less, Odo, a mysterious shape-shifter in charge of
 station security, and Quark, the suspicious Ferengi kingpin who is eager to
 get out of town before the regulatory hand of the Federation clamps down on
 his shady business affairs.
  
 Sisko, at the suggestion of Kira, travels to Bajor and visits Bajoran
 spiritual leader Kai Opaka, who tells Sisko that he is to be the emissary of
 their people. Opaka reveals an Orb, a mystic object of a type which has
 appeared throughout Bajoran history. The Orb envelops Sisko in a brief
 recollection of his first meeting with his wife, and then releases him. Opaka
 gives him the Orb, and the news that Sisko, whether he likes it or not,
 whether he even knows it or not, will find the temple.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : April Grace           (Transporter Chief)
        Aron Eisenberg        (Nog)
        Camille Saviola       (Kai Opaka)
        Cassandra Byram       (Conn Officer)
        Diana Cignoni         (Dabogirl)
        Donald Hotton         (Monk #1)
        Felecia M. Bell       (Jennifer Sisko)
        Frank Owen Smith      (Curzon)
        Gene Armor            (Bajoran Bureaucrat)
        John Noah Hertzler    (Vulcan Captain)
        Judi Durand           (Station Computer Voice)
        Lily Mariye           (Ops Officer)
        Lynnda Ferguson       (Doran)
        Majel Barrett         (Computer Voice)
        Marc Alaimo           (Gul Dukat)
        Max Grodenchik        (Ferengi Pit Boss)
        Megan Butler          (Lieutenant)
        Parker Whitman        (Cardassian Officer)
        Patrick Stewart       (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
        Stephen Davies        (Tactical Officer)
        Stephen Rowe          (Chanting Monk)
        Steve Rankin          (Cardassian Officer)
        Thomas Hobson         (Younger Jake)
        William Powell-Blair  (Cardassian Officer)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Michael Piller
            Rick Berman
  
 Directed By : David Carson
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Emissary, Part 2 [#2]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46379.1
  
 Dax and Sisko set out in a Federation Runabout and stumble across a wormhole
 that shoots them 70,000 light years across the galaxy. Trying to return to the
 station, their ship is halted. Dax is taken back to the station by an Orb,
 while Sisko is kept and studied by non-corporeal beings who live inside the
 wormhole. These beings have no conception of linear time, existing
 simultaneously in the past, present and future, and they ask Sisko questions
 about the ephemeral nature of humans, which they do not comprehend.
  
 Dax, back on Deep Space 9, fills the crew in on details of the wormhole. Major
 Kira orders O'Brien to shift the stations position so that it stands in front
 of the wormhole. A Cardassian ship, however, enters the wormhole, but is
 damaged by the wormhole life forms. When another Cardassian flotilla arrives
 and finds no sign of the missing ship, they threaten to open fire on Deep
 Space 9 unless Kira agrees to surrender the station.
  
 In the wormhole, the aliens study of Sisko reaches an end when they discover
 the human drive for knowledge, and they are puzzled by Sisko's inability to
 live down the death of his wife. At the station, Kira's brinkmanship abilities
 and her feisty confrontations with the Cardassians result in a firefight,
 damaging the station heavily. The solution to the confrontation lies with
 Sisko, if he can overcome the wormhole beings manifestations of his inner
 barriers and escape from the wormhole.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Camille Saviola     (Kai Opaka)
        Cassandra Byram     (Conn Officer)
        Felecia M. Bell     (Jennifer Sisko)
        Joel Swetow         (Gul Jassad)
        John Noah Hertzler  (Vulcan Captain)
        Judi Durand         (Station Computer Voice)
        Kevin McDermott     (Baseball Player)
        Lily Mariye         (Ops Officer)
        Lynnda Ferguson     (Doran)
        Majel Barrett       (Computer Voice)
        Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        Patrick Stewart     (Capt. Jean-Luc Picard)
        Stephen Davies      (Tactical Officer)
        Thomas Hobson       (Younger Jake)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Michael Piller
            Rick Berman
  
 Directed By : David Carson
 
@EndNode

@Node STE292 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Past Prologue [#3]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Shortly after Dr. Bashir excitedly reports to Sisko a meeting with a merchant
 who happens to be the only remaining Cardassian on the station, a Bajoran ship
 is detected with hostile Cardassians hot in pursuit. The single occupant of
 the damaged Bajoran vessel is beamed aboard and is discovered to be a member
 of a group of violent Bajoran extremists who have not yet ceased their
 terrorism against the Cardassians.
  
 Requesting asylum, all Tahna does is invite Sisko's suspicion. Sisko is
 further put in a tenuous situation when the Cardassian ships commander demands
 that Tahna be turned over for his crimes against the Cardassians.
  
 Kira, herself a former member of Tahna's underground, tries to convince Tahna
 to give up his violent tactics, but he refuses, and it turns out that his
 visit to Deep Space 9 is all part of another of his inevitably bloody gambits
 for revenge. This time, however, Tahna plans action not only against the
 Cardassians, but the Federation as well, and he expects Kira to help him.
  
 Crew : Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Barbara March       (Lursa)
        Gwynyth Walsh       (B'Etor)
        Jeffrey Nordling    (Tahna)
        Richard Ryder       (Bajoran Deputy)
        Susan Bay           (Admiral)
        Vaughn Armstrong    (Gul Dunar)
  
 Written By : Kathryn Powers
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE293 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}A Man Alone [#4]@{ub} (1992)

 Stardate 46421.5
  
 During routine banter with Quark on the Promenade, Odo spots Ibundan, a
 Bajoran man he jailed months ago for murder, and the old enemies get into a
 fight almost immediately. Not long afterward, Ibundan is found dead in one of
 the Promenades holosuites, and evidence has been carefully placed to lead a
 trail to Odo, a suspicion which spreads among the stations populace along with
 rumours of Odo being a Cardassian agent.
  
 Bashir and Dax begin putting together pieces of a puzzle which include DNA
 traces from Ibundan's ship, but in the meantime, the stations residents grow
 restless and demand that Odo be handed over to be punished for a crime they
 believe he committed. While Sisko and his crew are working full-time on
 finding the solution to the crime, the denizens of Deep Space 9 seem to have
 no intention of allowing Odo to survive long enough to stand trial.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg        (Nog)
        Diana Cignoni         (Dabo Girl)
        Edward Albert         (Zayra)
        Hana Hatae            (Molly O'Brien)
        Judi Durand           (Station Computer Voice)
        Kathryn Graf          (Bajoran Woman)
        Max Grodenchik        (Rom)
        Patrick Cupo          (Bajoran Man)
        Peter Vogt            (Romulan Cmdr.)
        Rosalind Chao         (Keiko O'Brien)
        Scott Trost           (Bajoran Officer)
        Stephen James Carver  (Ibudan)
        Tom Klunis            (Lamonay S.)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Gerald Sanford
            Michael Piller
  
 Directed By : Paul Lynch
 
@EndNode

@Node STE294 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Babel [#5]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46423.7
  
 Business as usual is keeping O'Brien the busiest man on DS9, as systems
 continuously break down almost at random, mainly food replicators. In the
 course of his repairs, O'Brien accidentally activates a concealed Bajoran
 device designed to release an adaptive virus into the food generated by that
 replicator. He is immediately stricken with the disease, which scrambles his
 brains ability to connect language, stimuli and responses.
  
 Quark, impatient to get service back on schedule at his bar, unwittingly
 spreads the virus to all of his patrons, and a stationwide epidemic ensues.
  
 Bashir, before falling victim to the virus himself, discovers that the plague
 was created by the Bajorans in an attempt to prevent the construction of the
 station years ago, and it is eventually fatal. Most of the population is
 rendered useless, with a few exceptions, among them Odo, Major Kira and Quark.
 They must find an antidote to the virus and try to ensure the stations safety
 until a cure can be found.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Ann Gillespie      (Nurse Jabara)
        Bo Zenga           (Asoth)
        Frank Novak        (Business Man)
        Geraldine Farrell  (Balis Blin)
        Jack Kehler        (Jaheel)
        Kathleen Wirt      (Alphasia Victim)
        Lee Brooks         (Alphasia Victim)
        Matthew Faison     (Surmak Ren)
        Richard Ryder      (Bajoran Deputy)
        Todd Feder         (Federation Male)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael McGreevey
               Naren Shankar
  
 Story By : Ira Steven Behr
            Sally Caves
  
 Directed By : Paul Lynch
 
@EndNode

@Node STE295 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Captive Pursuit [#6]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The first ship from the Gamma Quadrant emerges through the wormhole and
 arrives at DS9. Its single occupant is convinced to dock at the station to
 allow the crew to repair his battle damaged vessel. O'Brien tries to get
 acquainted with the alien, who identifies itself only as Tosk. As soon as no
 one is watching, however, Tosk begins trying to determine how to fight and
 hide on the station. Odo discovers Tosk tampering with a security junction and
 Tosk winds up in the brig.
  
 A second ship arrives from the wormhole. Sisko gives the new visitors every
 chance to make friendly contact, but they instead disrupt the stations shields
 and beam into the Promenade without permission. Armed, they begin searching
 for Tosk and hold the crew at bay. It turns out that they are game hunters
 searching for Tosk, and advise the crew of DS9 to stay out of their way.
 O'Brien decides to take the rules of the hunt into his own hands to prevent
 Tosk from having to be bagged in captivity and disgrace.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Gerrit Graham    (Hunter)
        Kelly Curtis     (Miss Sarda)
        Scott MacDonald  (Tosk)
  
 Teleplay By : Jill Sherman Donner
               Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Jill Sherman Donner
  
 Directed By : Corey Allen
 
@EndNode

@Node STE296 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Q-Less [#7]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46531.2
  
 A Runabout barely returns from the Gamma Quadrant after experiencing a power
 loss on its way back to DS9. The crew have brought a passenger back from the
 other side, Vash, Captain Picard's old flame from a vacation on Risa, last
 seen going off to explore the universe with Q. Vash has apparently been
 wandering through the Gamma Quadrant on her own for two years, and once she
 gets settled in on the station, begins making plans to sell several artifacts
 from the Gamma Quadrant.
  
 In the meantime, power failures begin occurring on DS9, coinciding with the
 arrival of Q, who is pestering Vash to continue her travels with him. Q also
 introduces himself to Sisko and the station crew and delights in irritating
 them as much as he has always enjoyed badgering the Enterprise crew. In the
 meantime, Vash meets Quark and they begin planning an auction of her Gamma
 Quadrant loot, of which they both expect to make a fortune. Power failures and
 Q continue to plague the station, climaxing with a gravitational force sucking
 DS9 straight toward the wormhole. Sisko is unsure whether an unknown natural
 phenomenon is dragging the station to its doom, or if Q is simply playing
 another of his infamous pranks.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Jennifer Hetrick  (Vash)
        John de Lancie    (Q)
        Laura Cameron     (Bajoran Woman)
        Tom McCleister    (Kolos)
        Van Epperson      (Bajoran Clerk)
  
 Teleplay By : Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Story By : Hannah Louise Shearer
  
 Directed By : Paul Lynch
 
@EndNode

@Node STE297 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Dax [#8]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46910.1
  
 A small group of Klaestrons try to kidnap Dax from the station, but Sisko
 snags their ship in the stations tractor beam before they can escape with
 their hostage. The leader of the Klaestron party, Ilon Tandro, claims to be
 carrying out the extradition of Dax on charges of treason and the murder of
 Tandra's military father 30 years before, when Dax inhabited the host body
 Curzon. Sisko, not believing the charges and unable to comprehend Dax's
 silence regarding the situation, stalls the Klaestrons plans by calling for an
 extradition hearing overseen by a Bajoran judge, and sends Odo to Klaestron 4
 to find out as much as he can about Curzon Dax's activities 30 years ago.
  
 Meanwhile, time, and possibly the letter of the law, are against the case for
 Dax's freedom and survival.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Anne Haney         (Judge Renora)
        Fionnula Flanagan  (Enina)
        Gregory Itzin      (Tandra)
        Richard Lineback   (Selin Peers)
  
 Teleplay By : D. C. Fontana
               Peter Allan Fields
  
 Story By : Peter Allan Fields
  
 Directed By : David Carson
 
@EndNode

@Node STE298 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Passenger [#9]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 As Odo and Starfleet newcomer Lt. Primmin irritate each other while trying to
 coordinate security for the transfer of a deuridium shipment due to arrive at
 DS9, a Runabout is sent to aid a crippled Kobliad prison ship, containing
 investigator Ty Kajada and two corpses, one of which was a notorious Kobliad
 criminal known as Rao Vantika, who, even after being pronounced dead by
 Bashir, is still considered a major threat by Kajada.
  
 Dax discovers, during post-mortem investigations, that Vantika was capable of
 transferring his consciousness into the mind of any other being without the
 recipients consent or even their knowledge. The vital shipment may be lost to
 Vantika, whoever his evil ambitions inhabit now, and he has henchmen waiting
 to assist him on the station.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Caitlin Brown        (Kanjada)
        Christopher Collins  (Durg)
        James Harper         (Vantika)
        James Lashly         (Lt. George Primmin)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
               Morgan Gendel
               Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Story By : Morgan Gendel
  
 Directed By : Paul Lynch
 
@EndNode

@Node STE299 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Move Along Home [#10]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A group of Gamma Quadrant aliens led by Falow makes first contact with the
 station, an event which Sisko intends to treat with the utmost seriousness and
 ceremony. Sisko is surprised, however, when Falow and his fellow travellers
 seem to be interested only in games. After Sisko leaves the proceedings out of
 boredom and mild disappointment, Quark cheats Falow in his casino, and Falow
 means to get even by introducing Quark to a game from the Gamma Quadrant.
  
 At the same time, Sisko, Dax, Major Kira and Dr. Bashir vanish from the
 station without a trace, finding themselves in a surreal maze occupied by
 images of Falow and others. As they try to work out the puzzle and help each
 other survive, Quark continues to play the game, only gradually becoming aware
 of who his pawns are.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Clara Bryant  (Chandra)
        James Lashly  (Lt. George Primmin)
        Joel Brooks   (Falow)
  
 Teleplay By : Frederick Rappaport
               Jean Carrigan-Fauci
               Lisa Rich
  
 Story By : Michael Piller
  
 Directed By : David Carson
 
@EndNode

@Node STE300 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Nagus [#11]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Quark receives a surprise, and something of a dubious honour, when Grand Nagus
 Zek, a Ferengi business mogul, arrives at DS9. After some customary
 patronizing at Quark's, Zek insists on holding a conference of Ferengi
 profiteers there, while Quark fears that Zek plans on buying out his bar on
 the station. To everyones surprise, especially Quark's, Zek announces his
 retirement and declares that Quark will succeed him to the coveted position of
 Grand Nagus. Many of the visiting Ferengi are jealous, as would be expected of
 them. But Quark discovers, after a close call, that someone among the Ferengi
 is jealous enough to try gaining the position of Nagus by killing him.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg  (Nog)
        Barry Gordon    (Nova)
        Lee Arenberg    (Gral)
        Lou Wagner      (Krax)
        Max Grodenchik  (Rom)
        Tiny Ron        (Maihar'Du)
        Wallace Shawn   (Grand Nagus Zek)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
  
 Story By : David Livingston
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE301 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Vortex [#12]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Quark and Rom are involved in a shady deal with a pair of twin Miradorns when
 a recent visitor from the wormhole interrupts, kills one of the Miradorn
 brothers, and tries to steal a valuable item. Odo turns out to have been
 present all along and intervenes before the surviving Miradorn can exact
 vengeance, but Croden, the visitor from a distant planet Rakhar troubles Odo
 even more, for he may have a clue to the shape-shifters origins in the Gamma
 Quadrant. Odo must decide whether or not to trust the criminal when Sisko
 orders him to transport Croden back through the wormhole to Rakhar, and the
 surviving Miradorn brother leaves DS9 to follow the Runabout carrying his
 brothers murderer.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Cliff DeYoung     (Croden)
        Gordon Clapp      (Hadron)
        Kathleen Garrett  (Vulcan Captain)
        Leslie Engelberg  (Yareth)
        Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
        Max Grodenchik    (Rom)
        Randy Ogelsby     (Ah-Kel)
  
 Written By : Sam Rolfe
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE302 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Battle Lines [#13]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 On a routine day at the station, Kai Opaka, the Bajoran spiritual leader who
 helped lead Sisko to discover the wormhole when he first arrived at DS9, pays
 a surprise visit. Sisko, Kira and Bashir take Opaka on her first trip through
 the wormhole. Before they can return to the station, a signal is detected from
 a series of satellites orbiting a moon in the Gamma Quadrant. When Sisko's
 Runabout investigates, it is fired on by one of the satellites, forcing the
 ship to crashland on the moon. Opaka dies on impact, but before Kira has long
 to grieve, warriors appear and take the crash survivors back to their camp. It
 is discovered that two groups of combatants have been stranded there for
 centuries, fighting a war in which no one ever dies, not even newcomers who
 find themselves in the line of fire.
  
 Crew : Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Camille Saviola  (Kai Opaka)
        Jonathan Banks   (Shel-la)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Paul Collins     (Zlangko)
  
 Teleplay By : Evan Carlos Somers
               Richard Danus
  
 Story By : Hilary J. Bader
  
 Directed By : Paul Lynch
 
@EndNode

@Node STE303 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Storyteller [#14]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46729.1
  
 As the leaders of two Bajoran factions arrive on the station where Sisko hopes
 to diplomatically steer them away from solving their differences in combat,
 O'Brien and Dr. Bashir depart to Bajor in response to a distress call which
 vaguely stated that an entire community is jeopardized. Bashir is puzzled to
 find all of the villagers except one, the elderly Sirah, in perfect health,
 yet the locals still insist that they are in mortal danger.
  
 They discover, when the Sirah makes his appearance at a yearly festival, that
 the threat comes from the legendary Dal'Rok, a mythical creature which
 descends upon the village for five nights of each year in an attempt to
 destroy it. But every year in the past several generations, the village Sirah
 told a Story, somehow halting the Dal'Rok's onslaught. This year, the Sirah
 will not complete his Story.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Amy Benedict      (Woman)
        Aron Eisenberg    (Nog)
        Gina Philips      (Varis Sul)
        Jim Jansen        (Faren Kag)
        Jordan Lund       (Woban)
        Kay E. Kuter      (Sirah)
        Lawrence Monoson  (Hovath)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
               Kurt Michael Bensmiller
  
 Story By : Kurt Michael Bensmiller
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE304 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Progress [#15]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46844.3
  
 With the aid of the station crew, the Bajoran provisional government prepares
 to convert a moon into part of a power system needed to help Bajor overcome
 the damage caused by decades of Cardassian rule. On a final inspection flyover
 of the moon, Kira and Dax detect humanoid life on the surface. Kira beams down
 and finds stubborn old Mullibok, who has been living on the moon almost since
 the Cardassians arrived to take over Bajor.
  
 Mullibok and his two neighbours rendered mute by Cardassian torture years ago
 refuse to leave the moon, even when Kira warns that the conversion of the moon
 into a power facility will kill all life there. But when Kira begins the first
 steps of the provisional governments orders to remove the settlers by force,
 she finds herself sympathetic with Mullibok's plight and joins in their fight
 to stay until the imminent end.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Annie O'Donnell    (Keena)
        Aron Eisenberg     (Nog)
        Brian Keith        (Mullibok)
        Daniel Riordan     (First Guard)
        Michael Bofshever  (Toran)
        Nicholas Worth     (Alien Captain)
        Terrence Evans     (Baltrim)
  
 Written By : Peter Allan Fields
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE305 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}If Wishes Were Horses [#16]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46853.2
  
 The strange behaviour of space near the wormhole and the sudden appearance in
 Chief O'Brien's quarters of a character from a bedtime story read to Molly
 signals the beginning of an alien study of the stations crew from the vantage
 point of manifestations of their imaginations, ranging from a favourite
 baseball player of Sisko's to a pair of ravishing beauties, to the girl of
 Bashir's dreams, Dax, but with a far different personality. At first the
 apparitions seem harmless, but it then seems that they are capable of posing
 danger to the crew.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Hana Hatae             (Molly O'Brien)
        Keone Young            (Buck Bokai)
        Michael John Anderson  (Rumpelstiltskin)
        Rosalind Chao          (Keiko O'Brien)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
               Nell McCue Crawford
               William L. Crawford
  
 Story By : Nell McCue Crawford
            William L. Crawford
  
 Directed By : Robert Legato
 
@EndNode

@Node STE306 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Forsaken [#17]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46925.1
  
 A handful of Federation ambassadors board Deep Space 9 on a fact finding
 mission, one which is failing to get off the ground since the delegates seem
 unable to cope with the fact that the station isn't exactly a proper
 Federation starbase. Among the delegates is Lwaxana Troi, who becomes
 enamoured of Odo after he retrieves a stolen item of hers from a thief at
 Quark's bar. As she begins scheming to snare the constable, a small probe
 emerges from the wormhole, and to O'Brien's surprise, the station computer
 actually works well enough for once to download information from the probe.
 The probes effect on the station computer is inexplicable, including stranding
 Odo in a turbolift with Lwaxana Troi.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Benita Andre      (Anara)
        Constance Towers  (Ambassador Taxco)
        Jack Shearer      (Ambassador Vadosia)
        Majel Barrett     (Lwaxana Troi)
        Michael Ensign    (Ambassador Lojai)
  
 Teleplay By : Don Carlos Dunaway
               Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Jim Trombetta
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE307 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Dramatis Personae [#18]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 46922.3
  
 A Klingon ship makes an unexpected return from a scientific mission in the
 Gamma Quadrant and self-destructs. A single member of the ships crew beams
 into Ops, dying shortly after cryptically announcing victory. As Dax and
 O'Brien start trying to piece together the mystery of the Klingon ship,
 divisions take place between crew members of DS9.
  
 Kira, still unsatisfied after losing an argument with Sisko about security
 arrangements for a shipload of possible allies of the Cardassians, begins to
 plot against the commander, quietly gathering loyal followers among the crew
 and threatening those who don't sympathize with her cause. Sisko, in the
 meantime, goes into hiding supposedly for security reasons, as he and Chief
 O'Brien prepare for Kira's imminent mutiny. Odo remains the only officer who
 hasn't taken up arms with either side yet, since he has his own motive.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Jeff Pruitt   (Ensign)
        Randy Pflug   (Guard)
        Stephen Parr  (Valerian)
        Tom Towles    (Klingon)
  
 Written By : Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE308 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Duet [#19]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A Federation freighter arrives and delivers a passenger who needs medical
 attention. At the mention of the passengers disease, Kira realizes that
 whoever it is, they were at a forced labour camp operated on Bajor by the
 Cardassians which Kira helped to liberate years ago. But the patient turns out
 to be a Cardassian. Kira places him under arrest and, against Sisko's advice,
 interrogates him. Under questioning, the Cardassian suddenly proclaims himself
 to be Gul Darhe'el, who commanded the labour camps and authorized genocidal
 killings of Bajorans. Kira, along with the Bajoran provisional government,
 takes a more vested interest in proving him guilty of past atrocities, even if
 he isn't who he says he is.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Harris Yulin       (Aamin Marritza)
        Marc Alaimo        (Gul Dukat)
        Norman Large       (Freighter Captain)
        Robin Christopher  (Neela)
        Ted Sorel          (Kaval)
        Tony Rizzoli       (Kainon)
  
 Teleplay By : Peter Allan Fields
  
 Story By : Jean Carrigan-Fauci
            Lisa Rich
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
@EndNode

@Node STE309 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}In The Hands Of The Prophets [#20]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Vedek Winn, a Bajoran spiritual leader who is a prime contender for the
 position of Kai, appears in Keiko's classroom and declares that Keiko's
 scientific teachings about the wormhole are in conflict with Bajoran beliefs.
  
 Winn's announcement divides the Federation officers and Bajorans on the
 station who follow Winn. Sisko attempts to enlist the aid of Vedek Bareil,
 the quiet leader in the race to become Kai, but initially meets with no
 cooperation. When terrorist acts begin, it becomes apparent that Bajoran
 political interests may also be deeply involved, and the Federation crew of
 Deep Space 9 may have outstayed their welcome.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Louise Fletcher         (Vedek Winn)
        Michael Eugene Fairman  (Vendor)
        Philip Anglim           (Vedek Bareil)
        Robin Christopher       (Neela)
        Rosalind Chao           (Keiko O'Brien)
  
 Written By : Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE310 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Homecoming [#21]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47101.2
  
 A visitor to DS9 gives Quark the earring of a legendary Bajoran POW, and Quark
 hands it over to Kira. Kira recognizes it as the one belonging to Li Nalas,
 the greatest freedom fighter in Bajoran history and legend. Kira convinces
 Sisko to loan her a Runabout, and Chief O'Brien as pilot, to travel to
 Cardassia IV. Recovering Li Nalas and a handful of other Bajorans from a
 forced labour camp, Kira and O'Brien rush back to DS9.
  
 Though the Bajoran provisional government officially condemns Kira's cavalier
 rescue operation, the Bajorans on the station and everywhere rejoice in Li's
 return. Sisko hopes Li can reunite the gradually dissolving Bajoran
 government, which is splitting into many factions, including the extremist
 reactionary Circle, isolationists who mean to evict all non-Bajorans from
 Bajor or DS9. The Circle is, in fact, beginning to make its presence known
 aboard the station, as is Li Nalas, when he winds up replacing Kira as the
 Bajoran liaison officer on DS9.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo     (Gul Dukat)
        Michael Bell    (Borum)
        Leslie Bevis    (Freighter Captain)
        Richard Beymer  (Li Nalas)
        Max Grodenchik  (Rom)
        Frank Langella  (Minister Jaro)
        Paul Nakauchi   (Tygarian Officer)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
  
 Story By : Ira Steven Behr
            Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE311 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Circle [#22]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47125.7
  
 Kira has been recalled to Bajor, and accepts an invitation from Vedek Bareil
 to spend some time at his monastery. There, she encounters the Third Orb,
 which gives her a strange vision including Dax, Vedek Winn and Bareil,
 Minister Jaro, and the Bajoran Chamber of Ministers. In the meantime, as Li
 Nalas tries to fit into his role as first officer, the crew stumbles across
 evidence that the Circle is not just an isolated faction, but is instead a
 well organized and surprisingly well armed movement which is waiting in the
 wings to overthrow the provisional government of Bajor by force.
  
 Unknown to the Circles members, however, they are being provided weapons by
 the Cardassians, who anticipate correctly that Starfleet will order Sisko and
 all other Federation personnel to evacuate DS9 and leave Bajor to its own
 political machinations, wide open for a renewed Cardassian occupation. The
 Circle launches assault ships to take over the station, and many of the
 Starfleet occupants have no choice but to stay behind and fight for their
 survival.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Philip Anglim    (Vedek Bareil)
        Richard Beymer   (Li Nalas)
        Louise Fletcher  (Vedek Winn)
        Mike Genovese    (Zef'no)
        Bruce Gray       (Admiral Chekote)
        Anthony Guidera  (Cardassian)
        Frank Langella   (Minister Jaro)
        Stephen Macht    (Krim)
        Eric Server      (Peace Officier)
  
 Written By : Peter Allan Fields
  
 Directed By : Corey Allen
 
@EndNode

@Node STE312 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Siege [#23]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47143.9
  
 DS9 is being abandoned, and everyone from the Starfleet contingent to
 civilians are evacuating to various places of safety. In the meantime, Sisko
 and some others decide to stay and fight it out with the Bajoran assault
 squadrons. Kira is determined to get proof of the Cardassians interference in
 Bajoran affairs to the Chamber of Ministers, even if it means walking into the
 assembly and showing the evidence to them herself. Li tells her where to find
 hidden fighter craft left over from the Cardassian occupation, and with Dax's
 help, Kira sets out on her mission.
  
 Bajorans General Krim and Colonel Day, along with several shiploads of
 soldiers, take over the station, cautious because there is no resistance.
 Sisko, Li, Odo, and many other crew members begin to wage guerilla warfare
 upon DS9s new occupants. Kira and Dax, after a quick dogfight with Bajoran
 assault ships, crashland on Bajor and are rescued by Vedek Bareil, who gets
 them into the Chamber of Ministers with the evidence intact. As the Circles
 popularity dissolves, the Bajoran troops on DS9 are ordered to stand down, but
 some of them insist on bearing a deadly hatred that will cost the Bajorans one
 of their greatest legends.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Philip Anglim    (Vedek Bareil)
        Richard Beymer   (Li Nalas)
        Katrina Carlson  (Bajoran Officer)
        Rosalind Chao    (Keiko O'Brien)
        Aron Eisenberg   (Nog)
        Louise Fletcher  (Vedek Winn)
        Max Grodenchik   (Rom)
        Hana Hatae       (Molly O'Brien)
        Stephen Macht    (Krim)
        Steven Weber     (Day)
  
 Written By : Michael Piller
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE313 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Invasive Procedure [#24]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47182.1
  
 DS9 is evacuated to avoid endangering any personnel due to the passage of a
 plasma storm. A handful of renegades infiltrates the nearly abandoned station
 with the aid of Quark, who doesn't know what they're really after. The leader
 of the intruders is Verad, a candidate for Trill host who was rejected by the
 symbiosis evaluation board as unfit for the joining, and he intends to steal
 the symbiont Dax.
  
 As the crew is held hostage, Bashir is coerced into performing the operation
 to implant Dax into Verad. As Bashir struggles to keep Jadzia alive long
 enough to reunite her with Dax, Sisko tries to keep the newly integrated Verad
 Dax talking in hope of appealing to his mentors better nature.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Megan Gallagher  (Mareel)
        John Glover      (Verad)
        Steve Rankin     (Yeto)
        Tim Russ         (T'kar)
  
 Teleplay By : John Whelpley
               Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Story By : John Whelpley
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE314 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Cardassians [#25]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47177.2
  
 A Bajoran man arrives on DS9 with his adopted son, a young Cardassian who was
 abandoned when his people withdrew from Bajor. This draws the attention of the
 Cardassian government, particularly Gul Dukat, who claims he is eager to solve
 the dilemma of Cardassian war orphans left behind on Bajor. DS9s resident
 tailor, Garak, seems to find Dukat's sudden pledge to resolve the abandoned
 childrens situation ironic, since the boy in question is really the son of one
 of the civilian assembly who voted to pull the Cardassian military out of
 Bajoran space, one of Dukat's political adversaries. Sisko and Dr. Bashir,
 aided and abetted by Garak's cryptic advice, must decide the fate of the
 Cardassian youth, possibly deciding the end result of an internal power
 struggle whose combatants couldn't care less about the boys situation.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        Dion Anderson       (Zolan)
        Rosalind Chao       (Keiko O'Brien)
        Sharon Conley       (Jomat Luson)
        Terrence Evans      (Proka)
        Karen Hensel        (Deela)
        Robert Mandan       (Kotan Pa'dar)
        Vidal Peterson      (Rugal)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Jillian Ziesmer     (Asha)
  
 Teleplay By : James Crocker
  
 Story By : Gene Wolande
            John Wright
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE315 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Melora [#26]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47229.1
  
 The first Elaysian officer in Starfleet, Ensign Melora Pazlar, is assigned to
 DS9. Bashir and O'Brien have had to modify various passageways to permit
 Melora, whose low gravity home world leaves her body reliant on a wheelchair
 in normal gravity, access to as much of the station as possible. In the
 meantime, Quark's former partner, who he once sold out to the Romulans in
 order to save his own skin, has finally been released by his captors and has
 come aboard the station to exact vengeance upon Quark.
  
 Bashir decides to make an effort to cut through Melora's oversensitivity and
 defensiveness in order to help her, and even discovers that there may be a way
 to reverse her handicap.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Daphne Ashbrook  (Melora Pazlar)
        Peter Crombie    (Fallit Kot)
        Don Stark        (Ashrock)
        Ron Taylor       (Klingon Chef)
  
 Teleplay By : Steven Baum
               James Crocker
               Michael Piller
               Evan Carlos Somers
  
 Story By : Evan Carlos Somers
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE316 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Rules Of Acquisition [#27]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47261.7
  
 Grand Nagus Zek once again plans to use DS9 as the launch pad of Ferengi
 business opportunities in the Gamma Quadrant, and again he sees Quark as a
 valuable agent in securing the financial future of the Ferengi Alliance, or a
 scapegoat should his efforts to make commercial inroads through the other side
 of the wormhole fail. A newcomer to Quark's is another Ferengi named Pel, who
 is especially savvy to Ferengi rules of commerce and materialism, but flies in
 the face of the rules of traditional Ferengi customs, since Pel is a female in
 disguise who, in Ferengi society, could be jailed for stepping out of her
 house with clothes on.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Emilia Crow     (Zyree)
        Max Grodenchik  (Rom)
        Tiny Ron        (Maihar'Du)
        Wallace Shawn   (Grand Nagus Zek)
        Brian Thompson  (Inglatu)
        Helene Udy      (Pel)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
  
 Story By : Hilary J. Bader
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE317 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Necessary Evil [#28]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47282.5
  
 Quark is hired to retrieve a list of names hidden on DS9 by a Bajoran five
 years ago, but when he gets curious about the lists contents, a Bajoran man
 enters his bar and shoots him. As Quark fights for his life in the infirmary
 under guard, Odo realizes that this incident is somehow linked to the murder
 of a Bajoran five years ago, when Odo was assigned to investigate his first
 crime on DS9 by Gul Dukat. The Bajoran whose murder Odo never solved turns out
 to be the husband of the woman who paid Quark to get the list.
  
 Five years ago, she accused Kira of the crime, claiming that the then
 resistance fighter was having an affair with the womans husband. Though the
 woman is currently involved in some suspicious activities, she was correct in
 one of those assumptions.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo       (Gul Dukat)
        Max Grodenchik    (Rom)
        Robert Mackenzie  (Trazko)
        Katherine Moffat  (Pallra)
  
 Written By : Peter Allan Fields
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
@EndNode

@Node STE318 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Second Sight [#29]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47329.2
  
 On the fourth anniversary of the Wolf 359 attack and the death of his wife,
 Commander Sisko tries to evade the painful reminder by walking around the
 station. On the Promenade, he meets a woman who identifies herself as Fenna,
 and though a spark of fascination ignites between them, she disappears without
 a trace moments later. The next day, despite Fenna's vanishing act, Sisko
 carries out his duties, including the preparation of the Prometheus to carry
 out a hazardous stellar ignition experiment under the auspices of Dr. Seyetik,
 whose wife, as it so happens, turns out to be Fenna, or a duplicate of her. En
 route to the potentially deadly site of a dead star via the Prometheus, Sisko
 struggles to decipher Fenna's secret.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Maria Erickson          (Piersall)
        Richard Kiley           (Seyetlk)
        Salli Elise Richardson  (Fenna)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
               Mark Gehred-O'Connell
               Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Story By : Mark Gehred-O'Connell
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE319 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Sanctuary [#30]@{ub} (1993)

 Stardate 47391.0
  
 A damaged ship emerges from the wormhole carrying four members of an unknown
 race from the Gamma Quadrant. The stations universal translator takes a good
 deal of time to decipher the aliens language, but when it does decode their
 incomprehensible speech, they are able to tell Sisko and Kira that there are
 three million others on the other side of the wormhole, referred to in their
 native Skrreean mythology as the eye of the universe, looking for Kentaana,
 their destiny according to legend. As it turns out, Kentaana is known in the
 Alpha Quadrant as Bajor, and the Skrreeans intend to emigrate there.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Robert Curtis-Brown  (Vedek Sorad)
        Michael Durrell      (General Hazar)
        Aron Eisenberg       (Nog)
        Andrew Koenig        (Tumak)
        Deborah May          (Haneek)
        Betty McGuire        (Vayna)
        Leland Orser         (Gai)
        William Schallert    (Varani)
        Nicholas Shaffer     (Cowl)
        Kitty Swink          (Rozahn)
  
 Teleplay By : Frederick Rappaport
  
 Story By : Gabe Essoe
            Kelley Miles
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE320 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Rivals [#31]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47349.2
  
 A new face arrives on DS9s Promenade, an open face with an apparently big
 heart, enough to listen through any hard luck story and comfort the person
 telling it. Unknown to his increasingly large number of friends, however,
 Martus is simply gathering information and awaiting his opportunity. When he
 finds a way to open an entertainment centre that steals Quark's clientele,
 Quark begins to suspect that his luck has run out. Little does he know.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Barbara Bosson    (Roana)
        K Callan          (Alsia)
        Rosalind Chao     (Keiko O'Brien)
        Max Grodenchik    (Rom)
        Albert Henderson  (Cos)
        Chris Sarandon    (Martus Mazur)
  
 Teleplay By : Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Michael Piller
            Jim Trombetta
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE321 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Alternate [#32]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47392.0
  
 Dr. Mora Pol, the Bajoran scientist who studied Odo and first discovered that
 Odo is a living creature, arrives on DS9 to enlist the shape-shifters help in
 another research endeavour, this time a journey into the Gamma Quadrant to
 investigate a world that may once have harboured beings similar in nature to
 Odo. Finding only the ruins of some past civilization at first, the away team
 also find some local flora that appear to bear some resemblance to Odo. A
 geological upheaval on the planet sends the members of the away team scrambling
 for cover from suffocating natural gases.
  
 After returning to their runabout and going back to the station, most of them
 wind up recovering in the infirmary recovering from gas inhalation. Only Odo
 appears to be unaffected, which is fortunate since something the away team has
 brought back from the Gamma Quadrant would appear to be lose aboard DS9,
 something with abilities remarkably similar to Odo's.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Matt Mckenzie  (Dr. Weld Ram)
        James Sloyan   (Dr. Mora)
  
 Teleplay By : Bill Dial
  
 Story By : Bill Dial
            Jim Trombetta
  
 Directed By : David Carson
 
@EndNode

@Node STE322 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Armageddon Game [#33]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47444.8
  
 Bashir and O'Brien are on attachment to a research vessel in the Gamma
 Quadrant, attempting to help the Kelleruns and T'lani destroy their bumper
 crop of biological weapons known as Harvesters. Shortly after finally
 discovering a means of rendering the Harvesters inert, the scientists on the
 alien ship are stormed by a squadron of armed troops. Only Bashir and O'Brien
 escape, beaming down to nearby T'lani III when they are unable to contact
 their Runabout.
  
 O'Brien has been infected by material from a Harvester and will die within
 days if he doesn't receive treatment that Bashir cannot provide without the
 stations medical facilities. In the meantime, Sisko and the crew have been
 informed that Bashir and O'Brien died in an accident aboard the research ship,
 but unknown to the crew, those who Bashir and O'Brien were helping in good
 faith are deliberately responsible for the attack.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Darleen Carr   (E'tyshra)
        Larry Cedar    (Nydrom)
        Rosalind Chao  (Keiko O'Brien)
        Bill Mondy     (Jakin)
        Peter White    (Sharat)
  
 Written By : Morgan Gendel
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE323 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Whispers [#34]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47581.2
  
 After returning from a briefing on security measures that will be needed
 aboard DS9 for a summit between leaders of warring factions of the Paradans,
 O'Brien feels that something strange is happening, though he can't quite place
 a finger on what it could be. Gradually, he discovers that everything he says
 and does is being double checked by Sisko and the crew. His own wife and
 daughter don't seem comfortable around him, and even the most innocent
 questions he asks are evaded by everyone. As the time of the Paradan meeting
 draws near, O'Brien gets desperate for answers, but everyone else on the
 station seems intent on stopping him.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Susan Bay         (Admiral)
        Rosalind Chao     (Keiko O'Brien)
        Hana Hatae        (Molly O'Brien)
        Philip Lestrange  (Coutu)
        Todd Waring       (Decurtis)
  
 Written By : Paul Robert Coyle
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE324 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Paradise [#35]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47573.0
  
 Surveying planets in the Gamma Quadrant for potential colonization by the
 Federation, Sisko and O'Brien discover a world which is already inhabited by
 humans, to be precise, survivors of a Starfleet shipwreck who have been living
 on the other side of the wormhole for over a decade. Led by the charismatic
 Alixus, the survivors have had to rely on basic skills to stay alive, since an
 energy field prevents any form of technology from functioning. Alixus presses
 Sisko and O'Brien to abandon any hope of rescue and stay with the colony, but
 when the two refuse to give up so easily, they discover that their hostess is
 not above relying on the darkest tactics to convince them.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Julia Nickson           (Cassandra)
        Michael Buchman Silver  (Vinod)
        Gail Strickland         (Alixus)
        Steve Vinovich          (Joseph)
        Erick Weiss             (Stephen)
  
 Teleplay By : Hans Beimler
               Jeff King
               Richard Manning
  
 Story By : James Crocker
            Jim Trombetta
  
 Directed By : Corey Allen
 
@EndNode

@Node STE325 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Shadowplay [#36]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47603.0
  
 Detecting the emissions of a matter/antimatter reactor from an uncharted
 planet in the Gamma Quadrant, Dax and Odo beam down into a village whose
 simple inhabitants have been disappearing without a trace or any kind of
 explanation. At first the visitors from the Runabout are prime suspects, but
 once they prove that they had nothing to do with the series of disappearances,
 Dax and Odo are entrusted with the task of finding the guilty party.
  
 However, someone else in the village already knows the answer to the puzzle,
 the one person who is guaranteed not to vanish.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Philip Anglim    (Vedek Bareil)
        Martin Cassidy   (Male Villager)
        Trula M. Marcus  (Female Villager)
        Kenneth Mars     (Colyus)
        Noley Thornton   (Thalia)
        Kenneth Tobey    (Rurigan)
  
 Written By : Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE326 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Playing God [#37]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47678.3
  
 A Trill candidate for joining with a symbiont arrives on DS9 for observation
 by Dax, who will report his psychological fitness to the Symbiosis Commission
 on the Trill homeworld. In the course of their bumpy relationship, based on
 the fact that the candidate prepared himself to be in the company of Curzon
 Dax and not Jadzia, they pick up something unusual from the wormhole and bring
 it back to the station for study, not realizing that it will begin expanding
 rapidly until it threatens to consume the station, and the space beyond.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Geoffrey Blake       (Trill Candidate Arjin)
        Chris Nelson Norris  (Alien Man)
        Richard Poe          (Gul Evek)
        Ron Taylor           (Klingon Chef)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
               Jim Trombetta
  
 Story By : Jim Trombetta
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE327 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Profit And Loss [#38]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47701.5
  
 A damaged Cardassian starship docks at DS9 and its pilot makes an urgent
 request for repairs so she and her passengers can continue on their way as
 soon as possible. She turns out to be Natima, a member of the Cardassian
 anti-military underground and an old lover of Quark's from seven years ago.
  
 Her ship has been damaged while trying to escape from the Cardassians with her
 precious cargo, followers of her pacifist movement. Quark is overjoyed to see
 Natima again, but her own enthusiasm about the reunion seems much more
 restrained. Garak, the stations only remaining resident Cardassian, is also
 happy to see Natima, but only in the same way that a hunter revels at the
 sight of prey.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Michael Reilly Burke  (Hogue)
        Mary Crosby           (Natima Lang)
        Andrew J. Robinson    (Garak)
        Heidi Swedberg        (Rekelen)
        Edward Wiley          (Gul Toran)
  
 Written By : Flip Kobler
              Cindy Marcus
  
 Directed By : Robert Wiemer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE328 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Blood Oath [#39]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47789.8
  
 Three elderly Klingons whose days of glory passed into history and legend with
 the conclusion of Federation/Klingon hostilities have arrived at DS9 in search
 of their old friend Curzon Dax. Decades ago, after the three Klingons led a
 victorious assault on a ruthless enemy, their first sons were murdered in an
 act of revenge. The bereaved fathers made a pact, along with their mutual
 friend Dax, to avenge their sons deaths. After years of searching, the
 murderer has been found, and they wonder if Jadzia Dax will still honour an
 oath of vengeance made by Curzon Dax.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Michael Ansara       (Kang)
        Bill Bolender        (Albino)
        William Campbell     (Koloth)
        John Colicos         (Kor)
        Christopher Collins  (Assistant)
  
 Written By : Peter Allan Fields
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE329 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Maquis, Part 1 [#40]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47802.3
  
 A Cardassian ship is destroyed moments after leaving dock at DS9, and evidence
 is discovered pointing to sabotage, committed not by Bajorans, but by someone
 in the Federation. Gul Dukat arrives on the station, telling Sisko that things
 are heating up along the recently realigned Cardassian/Federation border,
 along which a demilitarized zone has been erected.
  
 Also present on the station is the Federation attache to the Federation
 colonies on the border, Commander Hudson, who also happens to be an old friend
 of Sisko. Dukat and Sisko travel to one of the border colonies, witnessing a
 furious battle between Federation and Cardassian colonists vessels along the
 way. On arrival, they discover that the human responsible for the destruction
 of the Cardassian vessel has been captured on DS9, interrogated and then
 killed, enraging the human colonists.
  
 After returning to the station, Dukat is kidnapped and taken from the station.
 A message is received from a group who call themselves the Maquis, claiming
 responsibility for the abduction. Sisko, Kira and Bashir track down the ship
 that must have taken Dukat from the station, and Sisko discovers that Hudson,
 who has voiced sympathies for the displaced Federation colonists, is the
 leader of the colonists in their war against their Cardassian neighbours.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo        (Gul Dukat)
        Amanda Carlin      (Kobb)
        Bernie Casey       (Cal Hudson)
        Bertila Damas      (Sakonna)
        Steven John Evans  (Guard)
        Michael A. Krawic  (Samuels)
        Tony Plana         (Amaros)
        Richard Poe        (Gul Evek)
        Michael Rose       (Niles)
  
 Teleplay By : James Crocker
  
 Story By : Rick Berman
            James Crocker
            Michael Piller
            Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE330 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Maquis, Part 2 [#41]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47805.1
  
 The Cardassian Central Command is up in arms about the abduction of Gul Dukat,
 and Hudson has declared his intention to help the Maquis with all his
 resources. A visit from a high representative of Cardassia puzzles Sisko when
 he declares that Dukat is responsible for smuggling weapons into the
 demilitarized zone and, if returned to Cardassia, will be executed.
  
 Sisko goes after Dukat, rescuing him from the Maquis and sending a message to
 Hudson through renegade colonist Amaros. Dukat, as it happens, has been kept
 in the dark, and agrees to help Sisko prove the source of the Cardassian
 colonists arms in exchange for Sisko's help in bringing Maquis violence to a
 halt. A captured Vulcan member of the Maquis reveals a plan to attack a hidden
 Cardassian weapons depot, and Sisko launches DS9s fleet of Runabouts to
 intercept the Maquis two vessels.
  
 Sisko is pressured by Starfleet and Dukat to hunt Hudson down and stop him at
 any cost to prevent a full scale war.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo        (Gul Dukat)
        Michael Bell       (Xepolite)
        Amanda Carlin      (Kobb)
        Bernie Casey       (Cal Hudson)
        Bertila Damas      (Sakonna)
        Natalija Nogulich  (Admiral Alynna Nechayev)
        Tony Plana         (Amaros)
        Michael Rose       (Niles)
        John Schuck        (Legate Parn)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
  
 Story By : Ira Steven Behr
            Rick Berman
            Michael Piller
            Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Corey Allen
 
@EndNode

@Node STE331 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Wire [#42]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47849.8
  
 During a lunchtime disagreement with Bashir over the relative merits of
 Cardassian literature, Garak begins to loose his plain, simple demeanour and
 concerns Bashir immensely. Garak finally collapses, and Bashir discovers the
 source of the mysterious Cardassians ailment, some kind of implant is
 connected to his brain.
  
 Quark, having been contacted by Garak to acquire something related to his
 problem, stumbles across the party responsible for the implant, the Cardassian
 Obsidian Order, a feared secret police organization which has been known to
 obtain information by means even darker than the Cardassian militarys
 interrogators. Bashir risks delving into the mysteries of the Obsidian Order
 in a race against time to find a cure for Garak, and perhaps to learn some of
 his secrets.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Paul Dooley         (Enabran Tain)
        Ann Gillespie       (Nurse Jabara)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Jimmie F. Skaggs    (Glinn Boheeka)
  
 Written By : Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Kim Friedman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE332 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Crossover [#43]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 When a Runabouts warp field doesn't completely shut off as it enters the
 wormhole, Kira and Bashir are detoured into an alternate universe generated by
 the consequences of previous travellers interference. The station, still
 operating under its Cardassian name Terok Nor, and Intendant Kira Nerys lords
 over the station and its inhabitants with the help of first officer Garak and
 her Klingon cronies.
  
 Bashir is immediately forced to labour in the ore processing facility, while
 Kira meets her tyrannical, avaricious counterpart. Sisko and O'Brien are also
 to be found in this universe, as downtrodden humans living lives of virtual
 slavery under Kira's whip. Treachery abounds aboard the station, and Kira and
 Bashir can only try to play all sides against each other in order to find a
 way back to their own universe.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : John Cothran Jr.    (Telok)
        Stephen Gevedon     (Klingon)
        Dennis Madalone     (Plunderer)
        Jack R. Orand       (Human)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
  
 Teleplay By : Peter Allan Fields
               Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Peter Allan Fields
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE333 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Collaborator [#44]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The choosing of Bajor's new Kai draws near, and some candidates are not above
 resorting to hard-line tactics to discredit their rivals. When one of the top
 Bajoran traitors of the Cardassian occupation turns up on the station and is
 promptly pardoned by Vedek Winn, Kira's suspicions are aroused, as is her anger
 when Winn accuses Vedek Bareil, the leading candidate in the race and Kira's
 lover, of collaborating with the Cardassians.
  
 Kira makes every attempt to clear Bareil's name as the election looms, but only
 discovers more evidence pointing him out as a traitor to the Bajorans. By the
 time Kira learns the truth about Bareil's involvement in a massacre that cost
 the lives of 43 Bajoran freedom fighters including the late Kai Opaka's son,
 Winn has become Bajors new Kai.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Philip Anglim    (Vedek Bareil)
        Louise Fletcher  (Vedek Winn)
        Charles Parks    (Eblan)
        Bert Remsen      (Kubus Oak)
        Camille Saviola  (Kai Opaka)
        Tom Villard      (Prylar Bek)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
               Gary Holland
               Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Story By : Gary Holland
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE334 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Tribunal [#45]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 47944.2
  
 O'Brien and Keiko depart in a runabout to enjoy some vacation time alone, but
 their plans are cut short when a Cardassian ship intercepts the runabout,
 sends a boarding party, and takes custody of O'Brien, sending Keiko back to
 the station. On Cardassia Prime, O'Brien is jailed and assigned a lawyer, even
 though he has already been charged, convicted and sentenced to execution.
  
 Cardassian law allows the spouse and counsel to attend the trial, and Odo,
 with his background in law enforcement under the Cardassian reign over Bajor,
 volunteers to be O'Brien's counsel. Both are frustrated when no one will
 clarify what crime O'Brien is being accused of, and the Cardassian system of
 justice promises a speedy trial.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : John Beck           (Boone)
        Rosalind Chao       (Keiko O'Brien)
        Julian Christopher  (Voice Of The Cardassian)
        Caroline Lagerfelt  (Makbar)
        Richard Poe         (Gul Evek)
        Fritz Weaver        (Kovat)
  
 Written By : Bill Dial
  
 Directed By : Avery Brooks
 
@EndNode

@Node STE335 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Jem'Hadar [#46]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Sisko decides to take Jake and Nog to the Gamma Quadrant so they can survey an
 unexplored planet for a school science project, but is not so happy when Quark
 tags along to try to curry favour with the station commander. But even Quark
 becomes a minor inconvenience when a female of an unknown species stumbles
 across Sisko's camp while the boys are off collecting firewood.
  
 Alien warriors known as the Jem'Hadar appear out of nowhere using personal
 cloaking devices and take Sisko, Quark and the fugitive Eris prisoner. Eris
 reveals that the Jem'Hadar are the most feared and ruthless soldiers in the
 Dominion, a Gamma Quadrant government which has often been spoken of by those
 from the other side of the wormhole, but has yet to make a appearance.
  
 One of the Jem'Hadar visits the station and delivers an ultimatum to Kira,
 the Dominion will no longer tolerate unwanted guests from the Alpha Quadrant
 in their territory. Starfleet sends the Galaxy class starship Odyssey to
 retrieve Sisko and the others, but even the tallest ship of the fleet cannot
 withstand the brute force of the Jem'Hadar.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg    (Nog)
        Sandra Grano      (Second Officer Odyssey)
        Molly Hagan       (Eris)
        Michael Jace      (First Officier Odyssey)
        Alan Oppenheimer  (Capt. Keogh)
        Cress Williams    (Talak'talan)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Kim Friedman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE336 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Search, Part 1 [#47]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 48212.4
  
 Preparations are being made aboard DS9 for an inevitable visit from the
 Dominion. Commander Sisko, having gone to Earth for Starfleet briefings on the
 threat from the Gamma Quadrant, arrives in the experimental Federation vessel
 Defiant, a small ship created to do battle with the Borg. Carrying more
 firepower than any other ship and a cloaking device loaned by the Romulans.
  
 The Defiant's mission is to seek out the Dominion, the crew out to a planet
 through which most Dominion communications pass. When the Defiant arrives
 there, Dax and O'Brien beam down and find the possible coordinates of the
 Dominion command centre, and are captured by the Jem'Hadar, who have also
 arrived in force in orbit.
  
 The Defiant manages to take out one Jem'Hadar ship and barely survives the
 continuous assault of the remaining attackers. The Defiant is boarded and Kira
 is blasted unconscious in the ensuing melee. Odo takes her and evacuates in a
 shuttle, heading not back to the station, but to a planet in the Omarian
 Nebula with which he has been preoccupied with since arriving in the Gamma
 Quadrant. The planet turns out to be the home of a race of life forms very
 like Odo himself, one of which welcomes him home.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : John Fleck        (Ornithar)
        Martha Hackett    (T'rul)
        Salome Jens       (Shape-shifter)
        Kenneth Marshall  (Lt. Cmdr. Michael Eddington)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Ira Steven Behr
            Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Kim Friedman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE337 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Search, Part 2 [#48]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Odo has arrived on his home world, greeted by his fellow shape-shifters. He at
 last learns of his origins, he, along with hundreds of other newly formed
 shape-shifters, were dispelled into the far reaches of space and genetically
 programmed to return home with their knowledge later. Odo is the first to make
 it back. But his homecoming is not without its complications, his fellow
 shape-shifters consider him tainted by the many years he has spent in the
 company of solids, and he has much to learn about his heritage.
  
 In the meantime, Sisko and Bashir, having escaped the Defiant in a shuttle, are
 picked up by Dax and O'Brien, who return them to DS9. Negotiations are now
 apparently underway between the Dominion and the Federation, but some of the
 proposed treaties stipulations have sinister undercurrents, the Romulans are
 being excluded from the talks, though the Cardassians, Ferengi and Klingons are
 being welcomed, and it is revealed to Sisko that the station, and Bajor, are
 being handed over to the Dominion.
  
 As the Jem'Hadar being walking over the stations inhabitants, Sisko and his
 crew, and unlikely ally Garak, take up arms to try to take DS9 back from its
 new owners. Meanwhile, on the planet of the shape-shifters and unknown to all,
 the Founders lie in wait, conducting a terrifying experiment.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Dennis Christopher   (Borath)
        Diaunte              (Jem'Hadar Guard)
        Christopher Doyle    (Jem'Hadar Officier)
        William Frankfather  (Shape-shifter)
        Martha Hackett       (T'rul)
        Salome Jens          (Shape-shifter)
        Kenneth Marshall     (Lt. Cmdr. Michael Eddington)
        Tom Morga            (Jem'Hadar Soldier)
        Natalija Nogulich    (Admiral Alynna Nechayev)
        Andrew J. Robinson   (Garak)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
  
 Story By : Ira Steven Behr
            Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}The House Of Quark [#49]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A drunk Klingon named Kozak tries to kill Quark in a dispute over his bar tab,
 and winds up falling on his own knife by accident. Quark, attempting to boost
 business, tells Odo that he bravely killed Kozak in self-defence. Odo warns
 that Kozak's family will come after Quark to claim the right of vengeance,
 which springs to mind very quickly when a new Klingon arrival who claims to be
 Kozak's brother D'Ghor, accosts Quark on the station. But D'Ghor doesn't want
 revenge, he wants Quark to keep quiet about the true nature of Kozak's death
 to avoid dishonouring his family.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Mary Kay Adams        (Grilka)
        John Lendale Bennett  (Kozak)
        Carlos Carrasco       (D'ghor)
        Rosalind Chao         (Keiko O'Brien)
        Max Grodenchik        (Rom)
        Robert O'Reilly       (Gowron)
        Joseph Ruskin         (Tumek)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Tom Benko
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Equilibrium [#50]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 During an informal home cooked dinner held by Sisko for the senior staff, Dax
 picks up a musical instrument of Jake's and begins to pick out, seemingly at
 random, a tune which she becomes preoccupied with, and it follows her into
 some disturbing hallucinations of masked figures. A medical checkup reveals
 some deficiencies in the chemical links between Jadzia and the Dax symbiont,
 necessitating a trip to the specialized medical facilities on the Trill
 planet. Though she shows favourable response to her initial treatments, Dax
 goes into shock when the computer aboard the Defiant displays a picture of the
 Trill composer of the song that has been on her mind.
  
 Sisko and Bashir try to seek out the mysterious link with the long dead
 musician and Dax only to have all the official channels closed in their faces
 to protect a devastating secret, the cost of which will be Jadzia's life.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Lisa Banes           (Dr. Renhol)
        Nicholas Cascone     (Timor)
        Jeff Magnus McBride  (Jorsan Belar)
        Harvey Vernon        (Yolad)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Christopher Teague
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE340 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Second Skin [#51]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Kira sets off for Bajor when it is revealed that her memories of a specific
 event in the Cardassian occupation differ with the official records of the
 Bajoran central archives. She never makes it to the archives, however, because
 she is captured and transported to Cardassia Prime, where she wakes up with
 the features of a Cardassian. She is told time and again that she is, in fact,
 a Cardassian by birth whose deep cover spying assignment necessitated her
 cosmetic alteration to look like a Bajoran rebel named Kira Nerys who was
 captured and killed.
  
 But she begins to worry when the Cardassian efforts to make her believe this
 story seem to go above and beyond their normal brainwashing techniques,
 including the arrival of a high ranking Legate who claims that Kira is his
 daughter. Kira doesn't have any information that the Cardassians would go to
 these lengths to retrieve and begins to wonder if perhaps the history of which
 she has just learned is true.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson   (Garak)
        Billy Burke          (Ari)
        Christopher Carroll  (Gul Benil)
        Cindy Katz           (Yteppa)
        Freyda Thomas        (Alenis Grem)
        Gregory Sierra       (Entek)
        Lawrence Pressman    (Legate Ghemor)
        Tony Papenfuss       (Yeln)
  
 Written By : Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}The Abandoned [#52]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 48214.5
  
 Quark obtains the salvaged wreckage of a ship from the Gamma Quadrant and
 discovers an alien infant in some kind of container. The child is handed over
 to Bashir, who finds that its metabolic rate is incredibly accelerated. Within
 hours, the child seems to be at least eight years old and can already talk to
 and understand others.
  
 Later, as the boy evolves even more rapidly, it is discovered that he is an
 infant Jem'Hadar, and a chance encounter with Odo reveals that the boy is
 genetically programmed to respect changelings. Odo hopes that he can
 demonstrate to the boy that, just as Odo is not the same as the Founders of
 the Dominion, the child does not have to follow in the violent footsteps of
 his fellow warriors.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Leslie Bevis        (Boslic Freighter Capt.)
        Matthew Kimborough  (Alien High Roller)
        Hassan Nicholas     (Jem'Hadar Boy)
        Bumper Robinson     (Teenage Jem'Hadar)
        Jill Sayre          (Mardah)
  
 Written By : D. Thomas Maio
              Steve Warnek
  
 Directed By : Avery Brooks
 
@EndNode

@Node STE342 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Civil Defense [#53]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 O'Brien accidentally triggers an automatic security program in one of the
 defunct ore processing plants. The pre-programmed subroutine was programmed by
 Gul Dukat to halt any uprising by the Bajoran slave workers years ago, but its
 countermeasures are still potent, ranging from force fields and bulkheads to
 deadly gas. When these obstacles are thwarted by the crew, Dukat has an ace up
 his sleeve, the stations self destruct routine. Dax discovers that only Gul
 Dukat himself can abort this program. It just happens that Dukat has learned
 of the situation aboard the station and has decided to pay a visit so he can
 gloat over Kira. But when he tries to leave DS9 to its fate, he finds that his
 superiors predicted that Dukat would try to flee the situation, and he too is
 trapped on the doomed station.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        Danny Goldring      (Legate Kell)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
  
 Written By : Mike Krohn
  
 Directed By : Reza Badiyi
 
@EndNode

@Node STE343 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Meridian [#54]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 48423.2
  
 Exploring the Gamma Quadrant, the Defiant arrives at a planetless star just in
 time to see an entire planet appear from nowhere. Its inhabitants seem
 friendly, and invite Sisko, Dax and O'Brien to beam down and visit. They
 discover that the planet Meridian and its peaceful inhabitants spend sixty
 years in a non-corporeal form, and emerge into solidity for only a few days at
 a time. The crew sets about trying to find out why Meridian disappears, and
 discover a possible way of keeping the planet around longer the next time it
 reappears in physical form.
  
 During the extended visit, Dax falls in love with Daral, but Meridian will be
 gone again before its existence in either plane can be stabilized, and Dax
 wants to stay with Daral, whether it means him leaving Meridian, or Dax
 shifting into a non-corporeal life form with the rest of the planets
 residents.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Jeffrey Combs    (Tiron)
        Brett Cullen     (Deral)
        Christine Healy  (Seltin)
        Mark Humphrey    (Child)
  
 Teleplay By : Mark Gehred-O'Connell
  
 Story By : Hilary J. Bader
            Evan Carlos Somers
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
@EndNode

@Node STE344 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Defiant [#55]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate 48467.3
  
 DS9 welcomes Commander Riker aboard, stopping off at the station en route to
 Risa. He gets a tour of the station from Kira, ending up at the Defiant, which
 he hijacks, with Kira as his prisoner. This commander is Thomas Riker, now a
 member of the Maquis on the run from Starfleet.
  
 His target is a secret Cardassian installation which, as Gul Dukat and Sisko
 find when they go to Cardassia to coordinate the search for the Defiant, is
 apparently an operation of the Obsidian Order, Cardassia's widely feared secret
 police and intelligence wing.
  
 Kira doubts that Riker's motives are the same as those of the Maquis, but are
 instead sparked by an obsession to distinguish himself in the annals of history
 from the Enterprise's first officer. In the meantime, Riker's discoveries in
 the secret depths of Cardassian space surprise everyone, including Dukat.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo      (Gul Dukat)
        Michael Canavan  (Tamal)
        Shannon Cochran  (Kalita)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Lt. Thomas Riker)
        Robert Kerbeck   (Cardassian Soldier)
        Tricia O'Neil    (Korinas)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Fascination [#56]@{ub} (1994)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The annual Bajoran Gratitude Festival brings mixed feelings for all. Jake's
 girlfriend has given him up to enrol at a science academy, O'Brien is nervous
 about Keiko's first visit to the station in two months, Kira eagerly awaits
 Bareil's arrival, and Odo is filled with utter dread when Lwaxana Troi boards
 the station just to visit him. O'Brien's situation worsens by the minute when
 Keiko just wants to rest, and Odo simply can't escape Lwaxana. And neither can
 anyone else.
  
 Thanks to a slight telepathic ailment being suffered by the Betazoid
 ambassador, her feelings for Odo are projected onto others, amplifying some
 subconscious attractions. Jake tries to woo Kira, who is busy wondering why
 Bareil has apparently left her for Dax, who's hot on Sisko's trail.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Philip Anglim  (Vedek Bareil)
        Majel Barrett  (Lwaxana Troi)
        Rosalind Chao  (Keiko O'Brien)
        Hana Hatae     (Molly O'Brien)
  
 Teleplay By : Philip Lazebnik
  
 Story By : Ira Steven Behr
            James Crocker
  
 Directed By : Avery Brooks
 
@EndNode

@Node STE346 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Past Tense, Part 1 [#57]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48481.2
  
 The Defiant ferries Sisko and his senior staff to Starfleet HQ on Earth for a
 Gamma Quadrant symposium. A strange phenomenon intercepts the transporter beam
 carrying Sisko, Dax and Bashir to Earth, sending them into the early 21st
 century, though they still arrive in San Francisco. Sisko and Bashir are picked
 up and sent to a sanctuary district, a large high-security ghetto occupied by
 the unemployed, homeless and mentally ill.
  
 Dax befriends information mogul Chris Brynner, who assists her in the search
 for her friends. Sisko and Bashir learn that they have arrived mere days away
 from a historical event known as the Bell Riots, sparked when a violent
 uprising in the San Francisco sanctuary district was quashed with even more
 force by the National Guard, though the hostages taken by the sanctuary
 dwellers were kept safe by a man named Gabriel Bell.
  
 Trying not to interfere, the two time travellers stumble into the street brawl
 that initiates the riots, and due to their presence, Gabriel Bell winds up dead
 trying to keep Bashir from being hurt. The violence escalates, and the
 sanctuaries residents begin their rebellion. Hostages are taken from the local
 government office, and only one man can keep them from harm at the hands of the
 angry sanctuary denizens, Sisko, assuming the role of Gabriel Bell.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : John Lendale Bennett  (Gabriel Bell)
        Henry Hayashi         (Male Guest)
        Patty Holley          (Feamle Guest)
        Richard Lee Jackson   (Danny)
        Tina Lifford          (Lee)
        Jim Metzler           (Chris Brynner)
        Frank Military        (B. C.)
        Dick Miller           (Vin)
        Al Rodrigo            (Bernardo)
        Bill Smitrovich       (Webb)
        Eric Stuart           (Stair Guard)
  
 Teleplay By : Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Story By : Ira Steven Behr
            Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Reza Badiyi
 
@EndNode

@Node STE347 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Past Tense, Part 2 [#58]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48481.2
  
 Bell takes charge of the hostage situation, insisting that the sanctuaries
 residents demand more than just a way out for themselves. He meets with a
 government official and demands that employment acts be reactivated that would
 allow the unemployed to be productive members of society, eliminating the need
 for the sanctuary districts.
  
 In the sanctuary, tensions rise between the hostages and their captors, and
 Sisko and Bashir have to keep both parties in check. When the government storms
 the sanctuary district, Sisko finds himself in the same position as Gabriel
 Bell did, according to the history books, he will mostly likely be killed in
 the raid and become a martyr.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Mitch David Carter       (SWAT Leader)
        Clint Howard             (Grady)
        Richard Lee Jackson      (Danny)
        Tina Lifford             (Lee)
        Jim Metzler              (Chris Brynner)
        Frank Military           (B. C.)
        Dick Miller              (Vin)
        Al Rodrigo               (Bernardo)
        Bill Smitrovich          (Webb)
        Deborah Van Valkenburgh  (Detective Preston)
        Daniel Zacapa            (Henry Garcia)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
               Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Ira Steven Behr
            Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
@EndNode

@Node STE348 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Life Support [#59]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48498.4
  
 Vedek Bareil is severely injured in an accident aboard a Bajoran transport
 ferrying him and Kai Winn to ground breaking peace negotiations with the
 Cardassians. Bareil dies, but Bashir is able to jump-start the Vedek's brain
 again, reviving him with some very unconventional surgical techniques. Winn
 needs Bareil's advice, as only he is fully conversant with the treaty being
 discussed, but the prospects of keeping Bareil alive without putting him in
 stasis are not hopeful, and despite Bashir's strictest protests Bareil will
 not rest or allow himself to be put into stasis.
  
 As the peace talks reach a critical stage, the only option left to keep
 Bareil's knowledge of the treaty available will rob him of his humanity and
 eventually his life.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Philip Anglim    (Vedek Bareil)
        Kevin Carr       (Bajoran)
        Aron Eisenberg   (Nog)
        Louise Fletcher  (Kai Winn)
        Ann Gillespie    (Nurse Jabara)
        Eva Loseth       (Riska)
        Andrew Prine     (Legate Turrel)
        Lark Voorhies    (Leanne)
  
 Written By : Christian Ford
              Ronald D. Moore
              Roger Soffer
  
 Directed By : Reza Badiyi
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Heart Of Stone [#60]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48521.5
  
 Odo and Kira pursue a Maquis raider into the Badlands, eventually landing on a
 remote planet to search for the Maquis on foot. Chasing their target through a
 quake prone cave system, the two run into a snag when Kira's foot is caught in
 a strange crystal which seems to be spreading. Despite making every effort
 with the equipment at his disposal, Odo is unable to free Kira from the
 crystal, which eventually traps Kira's entire body. The situation becomes
 hopeless, and Kira will be completely encased within the crystal in only a few
 hours, and with nothing left to lose, Odo professes his unsung love for her.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg  (Nog)
        Max Grodenchik  (Rom)
        Salome Jens     (Shape-shifter)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Destiny [#61]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48543.2
  
 The first joint scientific venture between Bajor and Cardassia is to be a
 communications relay satellite placed at the Gamma Quadrant end of the
 wormhole, and two Cardassian scientists, with an observer from the Obsidian
 Order not far behind, arrive on DS9 to deliver the payload. As if the unease
 about the new Bajoran/Cardassian peace accord isn't enough, Vedek Yarka
 arrives from Bajor to inform Sisko, still regarded as the Emissary in Bajoran
 culture, that prophecy predicts the Cardassians presence will result in
 calamity, not the least of which will be the closure of the wormhole.
  
 As the mission progresses, it all starts adding up as prophesied, including
 the appearance of a comet which could damage or destroy the wormhole.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Erick Avari     (Vedek Yarka)
        Jessica Hendra  (Dejar)
        Wendy Robie     (Ulani)
        Tracy Scoggins  (Gilora)
  
 Written By : David S. Cohen
              Martin A. Winer
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Prophet Motive [#62]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Grand Nagus Zek arrives on the station a changed man. He has written a book of
 completely new Rules of Acquisition and intends to reform the entire Ferengi
 way of life. Quark refuses to accept the sweeping change proposed by the
 Nagus, discovering that the pinnacle of Ferengi avarice acquired a missing Orb
 from the wormhole and then visited the wormhole itself, making contact with
 the aliens there who were reviled by Zek's greed and reverted him into an
 earlier, kinder and gentler stage of Ferengi development. Quark wants the
 Nagus to be returned to his old, greedy, disgusting mannerisms right away!
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Bennett Guillory  (Medical Big Shot)
        Juliana Donald    (Emi)
        Max Grodenchik    (Rom)
        Tiny Ron          (Maihar'du)
        Wallace Shawn     (Grand Nagus Zek)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Rene Auberjonois
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Visionary [#63]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 As preparations are being made for an arriving party of Romulans, O'Brien is
 the victim of a power conduit explosion in Ops and suffers some mild radiation
 poisoning. An unexpected side effect of this, which even Bashir cannot
 explain, is a series of apparent trips into the not too distant future.
  
 At first, his visions predict relatively innocuous events, such as a
 conversation with Quark and a bar brawl between visiting parties of Romulans
 and Klingons on the Promenade. But when O'Brien experiences such events as
 the sight of his own death and the evacuation and destruction of DS9, the
 whole crew takes notice.
  
 Crew : Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Annette Helde    (Karina)
        Bob Minor        (Bo'rak)
        Dennis Madalone  (Atul)
        Jack Shearer     (Ruwon)
        Ray Young        (Morka)
  
 Teleplay By : John Shirley
  
 Story By : Ethan H. Calk
  
 Directed By : Reza Badiyi
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Distant Voices [#64]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 On the eve of Bashir's 30th birthday, a Lethian tries to buy medical supplies
 from him, a deal Bashir refuses to make. Later, the doctor returns to the
 infirmary only to find the Lethian raiding his supplies and is attacked
 viciously. When Bashir comes to, everything seems amiss, the station is
 abandoned and wrecked, what few members of the crew can be found are acting
 wildly out of character, and Bashir's age is increasing rapidly.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Nicole Forester     (Dabo Girl)
        Ann Gillespie       (Nurse Jabara)
        Victor Rivers       (Altovar)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
               Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Story By : Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Through The Looking Glass [#65]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Sisko is kidnapped by O'Brien's counterpart from the parallel timeline visited
 by Kira and Bashir a year before, and is cornered into assuming the role of
 his violent, lascivious alterego who has died while fighting for the Terran
 rebellion against the Klingon/Cardassian Alliance. His mission, to get aboard
 Terok Nor and contact turncoat human scientist Jennifer Sisko before she can
 develop a new sensor array that will mean the end of the rebellion. Though his
 fellow rebels feel Jennifer could be assassinated as easily as she could be
 liberated, Sisko must do everything he can to keep the alternate timeline
 incarnation of his wife alive while not betraying the rebellion.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Felecia M. Bell      (Jennifer Sisko)
        Max Grodenchik       (Rom)
        John Patrick Hayden  (Cardassian Overseer)
        Dennis Madalone      (Marauder)
        Andrew J. Robinson   (Garak)
        Tim Russ             (Tuvok)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Improbable Cause [#66]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 An explosion in Garak's clothing shop brings the attention of Odo to bear on
 the usually elusive Cardassian tailor. One lead indicates it could be the work
 of a Flaxian assassin, but the moment Odo tails the suspects spacecraft, it is
 destroyed by the Romulans who claim he was on their wanted list. Odo takes a
 solo trip to a rendezvous with a Cardassian who gives him some information,
 that the attempt on Garak's life is part of a much larger plot, and that other
 former members of the Obsidian Order have not survived similar attacks on the
 same day.
  
 Odo and Garak now set out to find ex-Obsidian Order mastermind Enabran Tain
 on Garak's hunch that Tain may also be an assassins target, but they are
 intercepted en route by a Romulan ship carrying Tain as a passenger. Tain
 invites Garak to rejoin him on a joint mission of the Obsidian Order and the
 Romulan Tal Shiar to attack the Founders of the Dominion on their own turf,
 and Garak accepts.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Darwyn Carson       (Romulan)
        Paul Dooley         (Enabran Tain)
        Carlos Lacamara     (Retaya)
        Julianna McCarthy   (Mila)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Joseph Ruskin       (Informant)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Robert Lederman
            David R. Long
  
 Directed By : Avery Brooks
 
@EndNode

@Node STE356 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Die Is Cast [#67]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 One of the first priorities of the alliance between the Cardassian and Romulan
 secret police is to extract whatever information on the Founders that Odo may
 possess. At the wormhole, they briefly appear to the crew of DS9 as they
 decloak. Starfleet orders Sisko to keep the Defiant at the ready in the event
 of Dominion retaliation against the Alpha Quadrant. Starfleet is also sending
 more ships to the station as well.
  
 Sisko, however, deducing that Odo and Garak are aboard one of the ships,
 decides to leave DS9 ahead of schedule and retrieve Odo. What he does not know
 is that the Dominion has planned for the Cardassian/Romulan assault for a long
 time, and that he's about to take the Defiant into the biggest space battle
 the galaxy has seen since Wolf 359.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Paul Dooley         (Enabran Tain)
        Kenneth Marshall    (Lt. Cmdr. Michael Eddington)
        Leland Orser        (Lovok)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Leon Russom         (Toddman)
        Wendy Schenker      (Romulan Pilot)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE357 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Explorers [#68]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 On a visit to Bajor, Sisko uncovered records of a Bajoran sailship which
 somehow travelled to Cardassia in ancient times. He tries to enlist Jake's
 help in his quest to construct a working replica of the sailship from old
 Bajoran blueprints and recreate the journey, but Jake is oddly reluctant.
 Sisko also receives a strange warning from Gul Dukat that the journey is too
 hazardous simply to satisfy curiosity. Despite all these odds, the commander
 is determined to chart a trail that was blazed centuries earlier, but even he
 doesn't realize what surprises he'll discover along the way.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo      (Gul Dukat)
        Bari Hochwald    (Dr. Elizabeth Lense)
        Chase Masterson  (Leeta)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Hilary J. Bader
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE358 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Family Business [#69]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Quark's bar is audited by the Ferengi Commerce Authority when he is charged
 with negligence in taking care of his mother. As it happens, she has made
 profit on the Ferengi homeworld, a capital crime in their male dominated
 society, so Quark and Rom head home to deal with the problem. While Rom can't
 help but admire his mothers lobes for business, Quark is prepared to stop at
 nothing to wring a confession out of her. If she doesn't surrender her
 profits, Quark will have to pay.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Jeffrey Combs   (Brunt)
        Mel Green       (Secretary)
        Max Grodenchik  (Rom)
        Penny Johnson   (Kasidy Yates)
        Andrea Martin   (Ishka)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Rene Auberjonois
 
@EndNode

@Node STE359 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Shakaar [#70]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Word reaches the station that Bajors First Minister has died, and Kai Winn
 has put herself in a position to take that office in the upcoming election.
 One of Winn's first acts as head of the provisional government is to ask Kira
 to retrieve soil reclamators from the D'Kor province. Kira will have to deal
 with Shakaar, the former leader of her resistance cell during the occupation,
 and he is unwilling to surrender the equipment. Winn declares martial law and
 Shakaar and Kira, along with several others from the D'Kor farming community,
 become outlaws.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Jon Doman          (Lenaris)
        Louise Fletcher    (Kai Winn)
        Sherman Howard     (Syvar)
        Harry Hutchinson   (Trooper)
        William Lucking    (Furel)
        Duncan Regehr      (Shakaar)
        Diane Salinger     (Lupaza)
        John Kenton Shull  (Security Officer)
  
 Written By : Gordon Dawson
  
 Directed By : Jonathan West
 
@EndNode

@Node STE360 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Facets [#71]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Quark's ongoing efforts to prevent Nog from joining Starfleet Academy are
 interrupted by a call to attend a meeting being held by Jadzia. She is about
 to undergo a ritual in which the memories of each of Dax's past hosts is
 telepathically transferred to another person so she can come to understand
 them better. Problems are anticipated when it comes to encountering Joran, the
 mentally unstable host preceding Curzon who was a murderer, but no one expects
 that Curzon himself will cause any problems. However, once the mind and
 memories of Curzon Dax find themselves a new home in the form of Odo, Sisko's
 crusty old mentor doesn't have any intention of relinquishing his new body.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Cmdr. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Jeffrey Alan Chandler  (Guard)
        Aron Eisenberg         (Nog)
        Max Grodenchik         (Rom)
        Chase Masterson        (Leeta)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE361 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Adversary [#72]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48959.1
  
 The party surrounding Sisko's promotion to Captain is cut short when a
 Federation ambassador brings disturbing news regarding the Tzenkethi, former
 enemies of the Federation. According to the ambassador, a change of government
 within the Tzenkethi could spell trouble for Federation outposts along their
 border, and the Defiant is ordered to patrol that area to show the Federation
 flag. But en route, O'Brien finds that the Defiant has been sabotaged, and
 someone else has pointed the ship toward an attack on the Tzenkethi.
  
 The crew learn that their saboteur is a changeling on a mission to spark a war
 between the Federation and the Tzenkethi, thus keeping those two powers too
 busy fighting each other to defend against a Dominion invasion. Naturally, the
 task of tracking down and fighting the intruder falls to Odo, who will become
 the first changeling to break with a sacred tradition and harm one of his own.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Siddig El Fadil   (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Jeff Austin        (Bolian)
        Kenneth Marshall   (Lt. Cmdr. Michael Eddington)
        Lawrence Pressman  (Ambassador Krajensky)
        Majel Barrett      (Computer Voice)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE362 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Way Of The Warrior, Part 1 [#73]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 49011.4
  
 As the crew of Deep Space 9 try to prepare for a possible invasion by the
 Dominion, a fleet of Klingon ships decloak and take leave on the station.
  
 The Cardassians have sealed their borders after a rumoured coup on their
 homeworld, and Klingon ships are stopping ships leaving Bajoran space to
 search them for Changelings. To get answers, Sisko calls on the aid of Lt.
 Commander Worf, who has been among the Klingon clerics on Boreth following the
 Enterprise's destruction, and is considering resigning Starfleet. Worf learns
 that the Klingons plan to invade Cardassia on the suspicion that the new
 civilian government is run by the Founders.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson   (Garak)
        Christopher Darga    (Cmdr. Kaybok)
        J. G. Hertzler       (General Martok)
        Judi Durand          (Station Computer Voice)
        Obi Ndefo            (Drex)
        Penny Johnson        (Kasidy Yates)
        William Dennis Hunt  (Huraga)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
@EndNode

@Node STE363 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Way Of The Warrior, Part 2 [#74]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 49011.4
  
 Sisko uses Garak to warn the Cardassians, and Gul Dukat manages to save the
 Detepa Council as the Klingon fleet advances. But the Defiant is needed to get
 them to safety, and its aid will have far-reaching consequences for the
 Federation and the Klingon Empire.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        J. G. Hertzler      (General Martok)
        Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        Patricia Tallman    (Weapons Officer)
        Penny Johnson       (Kasidy Yates)
        Robert O'Reilly     (Gowron)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
@EndNode

@Node STE364 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Visitor [#75]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 It's several decades in the future. Jake Sisko is an old man, living in his
 grandfathers house on the Louisiana Bayou. On a rainy night, a visitor
 arrives, a young woman who aspires to be a writer. Jake tells her the story
 of why he hasn't written in years.
  
 Long ago, he was on a trip with his father in the Defiant when an accident in
 the engine room caused his father to disappear before his eyes. Yet when Ben
 Sisko began appearing to him in the flesh, for a few minutes at a time, with
 years between appearances, it became clear that he was not dead, but trapped
 in subspace. Jake went on with his life, married, became a famous writer, but
 was forever haunted by his fathers disappearance, and became obsessed with
 rescuing him.
  
 Now, Jake has finally found a solution, but what will it cost him?
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg   (Nog)
        Galyn Gorg       (Korena)
        Rachel Robinson  (Melanie)
        Tony Todd        (Jake As Old Man)
  
 Written By : Michael Taylor
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE365 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Hippocratic Oath [#76]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 49066.5
  
 Bashir and O'Brien, in the runabout Rubicon, are on their way home to the
 station after a routine bio-survey in the Gamma Quadrant when O'Brien detects
 a subspace magneton pulse which could indicate a ship in trouble. They track
 it to a planet thought to be uninhabited, where the runabout hits a plasma
 field and is forced to crashland. The two are captured by a group of
 Jem'Hadar. But these Jem'Hadar are different, their leader, Goran 'Agar, is
 actually free of their races genetic addiction to the enzyme known as Ketracel
 white, and has brought the others here in hopes of freeing them as well from
 the white and the Dominion. Goran 'Agar forces Bashir to work on a cure for
 the addiction, while O'Brien tries to convince the doctor to escape with him.
  
 Meanwhile, on the station, Worf finds he has a lot to learn about the way
 things are done in his new home, as he clashes with Odo over a smuggling
 investigation.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Michael H. Bailous  (Jem'Hadar #1)
        Steven Davies       (Arak'taral)
        Roderick Garr       (Shady Alien)
        Scott MacDonald     (Goran'agar)
        Jerry Roberts       (Meso'clan)
        Marshall Teague     (Temo'zuma)
  
 Teleplay By : Lisa Klink
  
 Story By : Nicholas Corea
            Lisa Klink
  
 Directed By : Rene Auberjonois
 
@EndNode

@Node STE366 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Indiscretion [#77]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A smuggler friend of Kira's contacts her with news that some wreckage has been
 found which may be the remnants of a ship that was carrying Bajoran prisoners
 and a Cardassian crew, a ship that was lost during the occupation, and that
 was carrying another friend of Kira's. Kira is about to go and investigate
 when the trip is postponed slightly so that someone can join her, Gul Dukat.
  
 On the mission, Dukat reveals that he too has someone he is concerned about on
 the ship, a Bajoran woman with whom he had an affair. Kira learns also that
 Dukat's half-Bajoran daughter was also on the ship, and that Dukat's personal
 mission is to find her and kill her. Meanwhile, Kasidy Yates is not pleased by
 Sisko's reaction to her news that she may be taking a job that will let her
 stay on the station.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo     (Gul Dukat)
        Cyia Batten     (Tora Ziyal)
        Roy Brocksmith  (Razka)
        Penny Johnson   (Kasidy Yates)
        Thomas Prisco   (Heler)
  
 Teleplay By : Nicholas Corea
  
 Story By : Toni Marberry
            Jack Trevin
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE367 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Rejoined [#78]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 49195.5
  
 A Trill science team arrives on Deep Space 9 to conduct field tests on
 experimental techniques for creating artificial wormholes. The leader of the
 team is Dr. Lenara Kahn, a joined Trill whose symbiont was once borne by the
 wife of one of Dax's former hosts, Torias.
  
 Trill society has a strict taboo against reassociation with past lovers, for
 which the penalty is exile, meaning that both symbionts will die with their
 current hosts. Therefore Dax and Lenara must be careful about interacting, but
 despite their best efforts they find themselves awakening old emotional ties.
  
 What will Dax risk in order to be with her former love?
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Kenneth Marshall  (Lt. Cmdr. Michael Eddington)
        James Noah        (Dr. Hunner Pren)
        Tim Ryan          (Bajel Kahn)
        Susanna Thompson  (Dr. Lenara Kahn)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
               Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Avery Brooks
 
@EndNode

@Node STE368 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Starship Down [#79]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 49263.5
  
 The Defiant is on a mission into the Gamma Quadrant to meet with a
 representative from the Karemma, who have been trading with the Federation,
 using the Ferengi as intermediaries, and who protest the exorbitant fees and
 taxes, which are actually the result of a misunderstanding perpetuated by
 Quark. But then two Jem'Hadar ships arrive to punish the Karemma for meeting
 with the Federation.
  
 When the Defiant goes after the Jem'Hadar, who pursue the Karemma ship into
 the atmosphere of a gas giant, it is attacked and heavily damaged. Bashir and
 Dax are sealed into a turbolift shaft, Kira cares for a gravely injured Sisko,
 Worf learns a thing or two about command, and Quark and the Karemma
 representative must defuse an unexploded torpedo that has struck the ship.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Jay Baker       (Steven)
        James Cromwell  (Hanok)
        Sara Mornell    (Carson)
        F. J. Rio       (Muniz)
  
 Written By : David Mack
              John J. Ordover
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE369 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Little Green Men [#80]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Nog prepares to leave at last for Starfleet Academy, Quark receives a long
 awaited payment from his cousin Gaila, a shuttle of his very own. He offers to
 take Nog to Earth in it, with Rom piloting, but of course Quark has ulterior
 motives, smuggling illegal kemosite to Orion on the way back. However, due to
 the ship having been sabotaged by Gaila, the three Ferengi end up going
 through a time warp to Roswell, New Mexico in 1947.
  
 But far from trying to go home and leaving the timeline intact, Quark has
 other plans, to stay and take over the Earth.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg      (Nog)
        Megan Gallagher     (Nurse Garland)
        Max Grodenchik      (Rom)
        James G. MacDonald  (Capt. Wainwright)
        Charles Napier      (General Denning)
        Connor O'Farrel     (Professor Jeff Carlson)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
               Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Story By : Toni Marberry
            Jack Trevin
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
@EndNode

@Node STE370 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Sword Of Kahless [#81]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 An elderly Klingon, Kor, who is an old friend of Dax, has returned to the
 station. Dax introduces him to Worf, whom Kor invites along on a quest. He has
 obtained a cloth found on a planet in the Gamma Quadrant, a cloth which was
 used to wrap the legendary Sword of Kahless. The Sword is a relic of Klingon
 history, stolen over 1000 years ago by the Hurk.
  
 Together, Kor, Dax, and Worf go to the planet where the cloth was found, and
 manage to find the Sword. But they have been followed there by Toral, the last
 member of the House of Duras, who once tried to seize power, and whose life
 was spared at the time by Worf. Kor, Dax, and Worf must journey through the
 caverns to escape, as ambition begins to turn Kor and Worf against each other.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : John Colicos     (Kor)
        Tom Morga        (Soto)
        Rick Pasqualone  (Toral)
  
 Written By : Richard Danus
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE371 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Our Man Bashir [#82]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Bashir is indulging in a holosuite program in which he is a glamorous British
 superspy on 1960s Earth, when he is joined by an uninvited guest, Garak.
  
 Meanwhile, the Runabout Orinoco is returning from a conference, with Sisko,
 Kira, Dax, Worf, and O'Brien aboard, when it explodes due to sabotage. The Ops
 transporter is damaged while beaming them off, but Odo and Eddington manage to
 store the patterns in Bashir's holo-program, it turns out, where Bashir is
 startled to find the characters replaced by the images of the missing officers.
 While Eddington, Odo, and Rom figure out how to reintegrate their physical and
 neural patterns, Bashir must make sure the holosuite computer doesn't kill them
 off as part of his fantasy.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marci Brickhouse    (Mona Luvsitt)
        Max Grodenchik      (Rom)
        Kenneth Marshall    (Lt. Cmdr. Michael Eddington)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Melissa Young       (Caprice)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Robert Gillan
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE372 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Homefront [#83]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 49170.6
  
 As Dax observes that the wormhole has been opening and closing for no apparent
 reason lately, news comes that an important Federation/Romulan conference on
 Earth has been bombed, and security camera shave recorded a Changeling in the
 room at the time. Sisko and Odo go to Earth, where Sisko is made the acting
 head of Starfleet security, as well as visiting his father with Jake.
  
 With the help of Sisko's old CO, Admiral Leyton, Sisko and Odo convince the
 Federation President to authorize stringent security measures. But it may be
 too late, as Earths power relays are sabotaged and Sisko is forced to
 institute martial law.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Dylan Chalfy      (Head Officer)
        Aron Eisenberg    (Nog)
        Robert Foxworth   (Admiral Leyton)
        Susan Gibney      (Cmdr. Benteen)
        Brock Peters      (Joseph Sisko)
        Herschel Sparber  (President Jaresh-Inyo)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
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@Node STE373 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Paradise Lost [#84]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A state of emergency has been declared on Earth, and armed Starfleet security
 officers are on the streets. But the activities of an elite cadre of Academy
 cadets on the night of the power outage arouse Sisko's suspicions. He and Odo
 investigate, and learn that the sabotage was caused not by Changelings but by
 Red Squad under orders from Admiral Leyton, whose goal is to oust the
 President and take over Earth to fortify it against the Dominion. And Leyton
 is willing to do anything, even order one Starfleet ship to destroy another,
 to carry out his plans.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Mina Badie            (Security Officer)
        Aron Eisenberg        (Nog)
        Robert Foxworth       (Admiral Leyton)
        David Drew Gallagher  (Riley Shepard)
        Susan Gibney          (Cmdr. Benteen)
        Bobby C. King         (Security)
        Brock Peters          (Joseph Sisko)
        Herschel Sparber      (President Jaresh-Inyo)
        Rudolph Willrich      (Academy Commandant)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
               Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Story By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Reza Badiyi
 
@EndNode

@Node STE374 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Crossfire [#85]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Bajors new First Minister, Shakaar, Kira's old friend and the head of her
 former resistance cell arrives on the station for negotiations with Federation
 delegates concerning speeding up Bajor's admission. No sooner is Shakaar
 aboard than there are threats on his life, and Odo must guard him around the
 clock, a task made especially difficult when Shakaar and Kira start getting
 close, very close. Odo, who is himself secretly in love with Kira, is caught
 up in emotional turmoil that starts to affect his ability to do his job, to
 the point of endangering Kira's and Shakaar's lives.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Duncan Regehr     (Shakaar)
        Charles Tentindo  (Jimenez)
        Bruce Wright      (Sarish)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE375 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Return To Grace [#86]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Kira leaves for a Cardassian outpost to attend a conference, escorted by Gul
 Dukat, who, after bringing his half-Bajoran daughter Ziyal home, has been
 reduced to commanding a freighter. When they arrive at the outpost, they find
 it destroyed by a Klingon Bird of Prey, which ignores Dukat's freighter. At
 Kira's suggestion, Dukat adapts a disruptor from the outpost and goes after
 the Klingons. When he succeeds in capturing the Bird of Prey, Dukat has the
 choice of returning to his old position, or striking out as a freedom fighter
 against the Klingons.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo        (Gul Dukat)
        Cyia Batten        (Tora Ziyal)
        Casey Biggs        (Damar)
        John Kenton Shull  (K'Temang)
  
 Teleplay By : Hans Beimler
  
 Story By : Tom Benko
  
 Directed By : Jonathan West
 
@EndNode

@Node STE376 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Sons Of Mogh [#87]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 49556.2
  
 Worf's younger brother Kurn arrives on DS9, a broken, drunken outcast who has
 lost his seat on the Klingon High Council due to Worf's having sided against
 the Empire. Kurn demands that Worf perform the Mauk-to'Vor, a ritual in which
 by killing Kurn, Worf can restore Kurn's lost honour.
  
 Meanwhile, Kira and O'Brien investigate mysterious explosions and Klingon
 activity near Bajoran space.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Robert Doqui  (Noggra)
        Tony Todd     (Kurn)
        Elliot Woods  (Klingon Officer)
        Dell Yount    (Tilikia)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE377 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Bar Association [#88]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 After Rom nearly dies from an ear infection due to Quark's refusal to give him
 time off to seek medical attention, and when Quark announces a pay cut for his
 employees to make up for losses incurred during the Bajoran Time of Cleansing,
 Rom decides he has had enough of his brothers heavy handed management.
  
 He forms a union of all the bar and casino workers, to demand increased pay,
 shorter hours, and paid sickleave. When Quark laughs in their faces, the union
 promptly goes on strike. Meanwhile, Worf continues to have trouble adjusting
 to station life.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Emilio Borelli   (Prool)
        Jeffrey Combs    (Brunt)
        Max Grodenchik   (Rom)
        Jason Marsden    (Grimp)
        Chase Masterson  (Leeta)
  
 Teleplay By : Ira Steven Behr
               Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Story By : Barbara J. Lee
            Jennifer A. Lee
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE378 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Accession [#89]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A battered old-style Bajoran lightship emerges from the wormhole with one
 passenger, Akorem Laan, a famous poet who left Bajor 200 years ago. Since he
 was the first person to meet the Prophets, and since they healed him, Akorem
 believes himself to be the Emissary, a role that Sisko is all too happy to
 relinquish to him.
  
 Akorem begins trying to lead Bajor back to the old days, when their caste
 system, thed'jarras, determined the careers people followed. Confusion
 results, and Sisko can only conclude that his mission to bring Bajor into the
 Federation has failed. Meanwhile, O'Brien tries to readjust his life when
 Keiko returns, pregnant with their second child.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : David Carpenter     (Onara)
        Rosalind Chao       (Keiko O'Brien)
        Hana Hatae          (Molly O'Brien)
        Richard Libertini   (Akorem Laan)
        Laura Jane Salvato  (Gia)
        Camille Saviola     (Kai Opaka)
        Robert Symonds      (Vedek Porta)
        Grace Zandarski     (Ensign Latara)
  
 Written By : Jane Espenson
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE379 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Rules Of Engagement [#90]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 49665.3
  
 While commanding the Defiant on a mission to escort a relief convoy to a
 plague stricken Cardassian colony, Worf apparently destroyed a Klingon
 civilian transport which decloaked in the middle of a battle with two other
 Klingon ships. Now an extradition hearing is taking place on DS9, with Sisko
 defending Worf and Advocate Ch'Pok arguing the Klingon Empires case.
  
 The tale of the mission unwinds in flashbacks, as Odo searches for the truth.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Ron Canada           (Ck'prok)
        Christopher Michael  (Helm Officer)
        Deborah Strang       (T'lara)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Bradley Thompson
            David Weddle
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE380 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Hard Time [#91]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 On a mission to Argratha in the Gamma Quadrant, O'Brien has been convicted of
 espionage. As punishment, the Argrathi give him false memories of twenty years
 in prison. When he returns to DS9, O'Brien has trouble readjusting to life on
 the station, refusing counselling, snapping at his friends and even his
 daughter. And he has recurring visions of his cellmate, Ee'char, whom he
 won't tell anybody about.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Rosalind Chao  (Keiko O'Brien)
        Judi Durand    (Station Computer Voice)
        Hana Hatae     (Molly O'Brien)
        F. J. Rio      (Muniz)
        Margot Rose    (Rinn)
        Craig Wasson   (Ee'char)
  
 Teleplay By : Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Story By : Lynn Baker
            Daniel Keys Moran
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE381 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Shattered Mirror [#92]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Sisko receives a surprise visit from Jennifer, the mirror universe version of
 his late wife, whom he met last year when he convinced her to join the rebels
 against the Alliance in her universe. Now, she says, the rebels have captured
 Terok Nor. Jennifer lures Jake back to her universe with her, as part of a
 plan to coerce Sisko into helping finish the mirror version of the Defiant.
  
 Sisko follows, and finds himself in a race against time to prepare the ship
 before the arrival of an Alliance fleet headed by the Regent, Worf.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Felecia M. Bell     (Jennifer Sisko)
        James Black         (Helmsman)
        Carlos Carrasco     (Klingon Officer)
        Judi Durand         (Station Computer Voice)
        Aron Eisenberg      (Nog)
        Dennis Madalone     (Guard)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Hans Beimler
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
@EndNode

@Node STE382 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Muse [#93]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Jake meets a mysterious woman named Onaya, who claims to have a weakness for
 artists, and who says that she can help Jake to develop his talent for
 writing. His life is endangered as he falls deeper and deeper under her spell.
 Meanwhile, Lwaxana returns, pregnant and on the run from her husband Jeyal,
 who seeks to take their unborn son from her to raise by himself according to
 his peoples customs. Odo has a drastic solution to her problem.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Michael Ansara  (Jeyal)
        Majel Barrett   (Lwaxana Troi)
        Meg Foster      (Onaya)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Rene Echevarria
            Majel Barrett Roddenbery
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE383 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}For The Cause [#94]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Sisko is shocked and sceptical to learn that there is evidence suggesting that
 his lover, freighter captain Kasidy Yates, is smuggling supplies to the
 Maquis. However, the cloaked Defiant follows her ship, the Xhosa, on a run to
 the Badlands, where the crew witnesses Kasidy making a delivery to a Maquis
 ship, and soon Kasidy isn't the only traitor Sisko has to worry about.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Penny Johnson         (Kasidy Yates)
        Steven Vincent Leigh  (Lt. Reese)
        Kenneth Marshall      (Lt. Cmdr. Michael Eddington)
        Tracy Middendorf      (Tora Ziyal)
        John Prosky           (Brathaw)
        Andrew J. Robinson    (Garak)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Mark Gehred-O'Connell
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
@EndNode

@Node STE384 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}To The Death [#95]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 49904.2
  
 The Defiant returns from a mission to find that DS9 has been attacked by the
 Jem'Hadar. In pursuit of the raiders, they find another, damaged Jem'Hadar
 ship and beam aboard its crew and their Vorta supervisor, Weyoun, who tells
 Sisko that renegade Jem'Hadar have seized control of an Iconian gateway in
 the Gamma Quadrant. Sisko enters into an uneasy alliance on a mission to
 destroy the gateway before the renegades manage to restore it and gain the
 ability to instantly travel to any planet.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Jeffrey Combs          (Weyoun)
        Scott Haven            (Virak`Kara)
        Brian Thompson         (Toman`Torax)
        Clarence Williams III  (Omet`iklan)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE385 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Quickening [#96]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Bashir, Dax, and Kira are on a routine biosurvey mission in the Gamma Quadrant
 when they receive a 200 year old distress signal. They follow it to a planet
 where the population, once a spacegoing culture, are suffering from an
 incurable fatal disease inflicted on them by the Jem'Hadar for defying the
 Dominion. Bashir becomes obsessed with finding a cure for the Blight, despite
 the opposition from natives who feel he is giving them nothing but false hope.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Allan Echevarria  (Patient)
        Dylan Haggerty    (Epran)
        Loren Lester      (Attendant)
        Heide Margolis    (Norva)
        Lisa Moncure      (Latia)
        Michael Sarrazin  (Trevean)
        Ellen Wheeler     (Ekoria)
  
 Written By : Naren Shankar
  
 Directed By : Rene Auberjonois
 
@EndNode

@Node STE386 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Body Parts [#97]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Quark returns from two weeks on Ferenginar and announces that he has been
 diagnosed with Dorek syndrome, a rare, incurable, fatal disease, and has six
 days to live. In order to pay off his debts, he offers his vacuum desiccated
 remains for sale on the Ferengi Futures Exchange, and is shocked when a 500
 bar bid comes through. Naturally, Quark accepts, only to learn that he doesn't
 have the disease after all. But then his mysterious buyer, Brunt of the FCA,
 arrives, and he doesn't want a refund. Meanwhile, an accident forces Bashir to
 transfers Keiko's baby to Kira, and the parties involved must adjust to the
 unexpected situation.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Rosalind Chao       (Keiko O'Brien)
        Jeffrey Combs       (Brunt)
        Max Grodenchik      (Rom)
        Max Grodenchik      (Gint)
        Hana Hatae          (Molly O'Brien)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
  
 Teleplay By : Hans Beimler
  
 Story By : Louis P. DeSantis
            Robert J. Bolivar
  
 Directed By : Avery Brooks
 
@EndNode

@Node STE387 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Broken Link [#98]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 49962.4
  
 As Gowron agitates for the Federation to pull out of a sector claimed by the
 Klingon Empire, Odo begins suffering from a destabilisation of his molecular
 structure which makes it difficult for him to maintain solid form. The only
 answer is for the Defiant to take Odo into Dominion space and ask for the
 Founders assistance. The Founders agree, in fact, they admit to causing Odo's
 condition to force him to return and be judged for killing another Changeling.
 Odo accepts their judgment, pays the price, and learns a secret that will
 shake the Alpha Quadrant.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Leslie Bevis        (Boslic Capt.)
        Andrew Hawkes       (Amat'igan)
        Jill Jacobson       (Aroya)
        Salome Jens         (Shape-shifter)
        Robert O'Reilly     (Gowron)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
  
 Teleplay By : Robert Hewitt Wolfe
               Ira Steven Behr
  
 Story By : George A. Brozak
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE388 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Apocalypse Rising [#99]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Captain Sisko and his crew embark on a dangerous mission to expose the Klingon
 leader Gowron as a Changeling who has provoked a war between the Federation
 and the Klingon Empire. By disguising themselves as Klingons, Captain Sisko,
 Worf, O'Brien and now human Odo must infiltrate a Klingon ceremony and
 activate devices which will cause the changeling to lose its shape.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo           (Gul Dukat)
        Ivor Bartels          (Young Klingon)
        John Lendale Bennett  (Towering Klingon)
        Casey Biggs           (Damar)
        Robert Budsaka        (Burly Klingon)
        Tony Epper            (Drunken Klingon)
        J. G. Hertzler        (General Martok)
        Robert O'Reilly       (Gowron)
        Robert Zachar         (Head Guard)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
@EndNode

@Node STE389 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Ship [#100]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50049.3
  
 While conducting a mineral survey on a planet in the Gamma Quadrant, a
 Jem'Hadar warship crashes nearby. The team decide to take it home as a
 potentially invaluable aid to Starfleet intelligence. However, another
 Jem'Hadar ship arrives and destroys the away teams runabout. It soon becomes
 clear that the Jem'Hadar and their Vorta supervisor desperately want something
 aboard that ship. Sisko and the others must find out what it is.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Kaitlin Hopkins  (Kilana)
        F. J. Rio        (Muniz)
        Hilary Shepard   (Hoya)
  
 Teleplay By : Hans Beimler
  
 Story By : Pam Wigginton
            Rick Cason
  
 Directed By : Kim Friedman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE390 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Looking For par'Mach In All The Wrong Places [#101]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Grilka, Quark's Klingon ex-wife, returns to the station seeking Quark's help
 with getting her troubled house back on its feet. When Worf sees her, he's
 instantly smitten with a case of par'mach, the Klingon word for love, with
 more aggressive overtones. However, he finds himself coaching Quark in Klingon
 courting rituals, language, and fighting, with the help of Dax, who has a few
 designs of her own. Meanwhile, Kira and O'Brien become uncomfortably aware of
 their proximity.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Mary Kay Adams  (Grilka)
        Rosalind Chao   (Keiko O'Brien)
        Phil Morris     (Thopok)
        Joseph Ruskin   (Tumek)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Andrew J. Robinson
 
@EndNode

@Node STE391 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}...Nor The Battle To The Strong [#102]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Jake has accompanied Bashir to a medical conference, to do a profile on the
 doctor for a magazine. They are returning to the station when they receive a
 distress call from a colony under Klingon attack. While Bashir joins the
 medics in saving and caring for the wounded, Jake has his first close up
 experience with the horrors of war. Under the pressure, he does the
 unthinkable, he breaks down and runs, just when he is needed most.
  
 Afterwards Jake must face his guilt and shame, and learn where the fine
 line between courage and cowardice is.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Elle Alexander          (Female Guard)
        Karen Austin            (Dr. Kalandra)
        Jeb Brown               (Ensign)
        Danny Goldring          (Burke)
        Mark Holton             (Bolian)
        Andrew Kavovit          (Kirby)
        Lisa Lord               (Nurse)
        Greg Christopher Smith  (Male Guard)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Brice R. Parker
  
 Directed By : Kim Friedman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE392 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Assignment [#103]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 O'Brien welcomes his wife Keiko back from her visit to the Fire Caves on
 Bajor, only to learn that she has been taken over by a being who threatens to
 kill her body unless O'Brien completes certain reconfigurations to the
 stations systems.
  
 With no way to disable her or warn his fellow officers, O'Brien must stay
 silent as he works on his task, a task which will result in the deaths of the
 Prophets inside the wormhole.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett      (Computer Voice)
        Rosalind Chao      (Keiko O'Brien)
        Judi Durand        (Station Computer Voice)
        Patrick B. Egan    (Jiyar)
        Max Grodenchik     (Rom)
        Hana Hatae         (Molly O'Brien)
        Rosie Malek-Yonan  (Tekoa)
  
 Teleplay By : David Weddle
               Bradley Thompson
  
 Story By : David R. Long
            Robert Lederman
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE393 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Trials And Tribble-ations [#104]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 4523.7
  
 The Defiant is transporting an Orb which the Cardassians are returning to
 Bajor, the Orb of Time. Also present is a human merchant who was trapped on
 Cardassia by the Klingon invasion. The merchant is actually Arne Darvin, a
 disgraced Klingon spy whose downfall came 105 years ago at the hands of Kirk.
  
 Darvin uses the Orb to transport the Defiant back to that time period. The DS9
 officers must infiltrate the Enterprise and space station K7 to stop Darvin
 from assassinating Kirk, and at the same time must prevent the timeline from
 being altered.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Leslie Ackerman       (Waitress)
        Stanley Adams         (Cyrano Jones)
        Paul Baxley           (Ensign Freeman)
        Whit Bissell          (Mr. Lurry)
        Jack Blessing         (Dulmar)
        Charlie Brill         (Arne Darvin)
        Charles S. Chun       (Engineer)
        James Doohan          (Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery Scott)
        Deirdre L. Imershein  (Lt. Watley)
        James W. Jansen       (Lucsly)
        DeForest Kelley       (Dr. Leonard McCoy)
        Walter Koenig         (Ensign Pavel A. Chekov)
        Nichelle Nichols      (Lt. Uhura)
        Leonard Nimoy         (Cmdr. Spock)
        Michael Pataki        (Korax)
        Guy Raymond           (Trader)
        David L. Ross         (Guard)
        William Schallert     (Nilz Baris)
        William Shatner       (Capt. James T. Kirk)
  
 Original Written By : David Gerrold
  
 Original Directed By : Joseph Pevney
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
               Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Ira Steven Behr
            Hans Beimler
            Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Jonathan West
 
@EndNode

@Node STE394 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Let He Who Is Without Sin... [#105]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Dax and Worf are going to Risa for a vacation and to work out some kinks in
 their relationship. They are accompanied by Leeta and Bashir, who are going in
 order to enact the Bajoran Rite of Separation, and by Quark, who is eager for
 some "jamaharon". Worf, displeased with Dax's refusal to take their
 relationship as seriously as he would like, and disapproving of the pleasure
 seeking Risian lifestyle, is attracted by the words of Fullerton, leader of a
 movement seeking to restore traditional Federation morals and culture, who
 plans to shut down Risa by any means necessary.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
  
 Cast : Zora DeHorter     (Risian Woman)
        Frank Kopyc       (Volian Aire)
        Monte Markham     (Pascal Fullerton)
        Chase Masterson   (Leeta)
        Blair Valk        (Risian Woman)
        Vanessa Williams  (Arandis)
  
 Written By : Robert Hewitt Wolfe
              Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Rene Auberjonois
 
@EndNode

@Node STE395 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Things Past [#106]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Odo, Sisko, Dax, and Garak are returning in a runabout from a conference on
 the occupation. When the runabout arrives back at the station, however, they
 are found in a catatonic state with their minds active, seemingly the result
 of a plasma storm. Meanwhile, the four find themselves living the roles of
 Bajorans on Terok Nor during the occupation. Strangely, the security chief is
 Odo's predecessor, Thrax, although all signs point to it being the time period
 after Odo had become chief. And, according to Odo, the Bajorans they are
 supposed to be are soon to be unjustly executed for attempting to kill Dukat.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        Brenan Baird        (Soldier)
        Victor Bevine       (Belar)
        Judi Durand         (Station Computer Voice)
        Louahn Lowe         (Okala)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Kurtwood Smith      (Thrax)
  
 Written By : Michael Taylor
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE396 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Ascent [#107]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Odo is escorting Quark to a hearing of the Federation Grand Jury, when Quark
 finds a bomb on the runabout. Odo is able to channel most of the explosion
 into the transporter buffer, but it still causes the runabout to crashland on
 a mountainous, cold planet. With the subspace booster damaged, they have to
 get the transmitter up high enough to send a signal off planet... if they
 don't kill each other first. Also, Nog returns to DS9 as a second-year cadet
 for field study, and moves in with Jake, only to find that it's not as easy to
 live together as they had thought.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg  (Nog)
        Max Grodenchik  (Rom)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE397 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Rapture [#108]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 After seeing a painting of B'Hala, Sisko becomes inspired to seek the legendary
 lost Bajoran city, guided by markings on an obelisk that mark the cities
 location by the position of the stars. Sisko replicates the obelisk in a
 holosuite to try and recreate the missing markings, but the computer shorts out
 and knocks him unconscious. Due to this experience, Sisko has visions that may
 reveal the fate of Bajor - but the price may be his life.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Louise Fletcher   (Kai Winn)
        Penny Johnson     (Kasidy Yates)
        Ernest Perry Jr.  (Admiral Whatley)
  
 Teleplay By : Hans Beimler
  
 Story By : L. J. Strom
  
 Directed By : Jonathan West
 
@EndNode

@Node STE398 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Darkness And The Light [#109]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 50416.2
  
 A Vedek is killed during a religious ceremony - Latha, a member of Kira's
 former resistance cell. Kira gets a message with an electronically scrambled
 voice saying "That's one". Someone has a vendetta against the Shakaar, and
 kills four more of Kira's friends, each time sending another message of the
 same sort. It is clear that the murders are all connected to Kira, and that
 she is the killers ultimate target. Kira, who is still heavily pregnant,
 defies advice to go off on a personal mission to find the person who is
 killing her friends.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Christian Conrad  (Brilgar)
        Judi Durand       (Station Computer Voice)
        Aron Eisenberg    (Nog)
        William Lucking   (Furel)
        Scott McElroy     (Guard)
        Randy Ogelsby     (Silaran Prin)
        Matt Roe          (Latha)
        Diane Salinger    (Lupaza)
        Jennifer Savidge  (Trentin Fara)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Bryan Fuller
  
 Directed By : Michael Vejar
 
@EndNode

@Node STE399 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Begotten [#110]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 When Quark sells him an injured baby Changeling he obtained through a trader,
 Odo becomes determined to find a way to communicate with it by teaching it to
 shape-shift. Unwanted help arrives in the form of Dr. Mora, the Bajoran
 scientist who studied Odo. Mora advocates the electrostatic techniques he used
 with Odo, while Odo is determined not to subject the Changeling to the pain he
 went through in his early days, their arguments resurrect the bitterness of
 their past history. Meanwhile, Kira prepares to give birth to the O'Brien's
 baby at last.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Duncan Regehr  (Shakaar)
        James Sloyan   (Dr. Mora)
        Rosalind Chao  (Keiko O'Brien)
        Peggy Roeder   (Y'Pora)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Jesus Salvador Trevino
 
@EndNode

@Node STE400 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}For The Uniform [#111]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 50485.2
  
 Eight months after Lt. Cmdr. Michael Eddington betrayed Sisko and deserted
 Starfleet to join his fellow Maquis confederates, he resurfaces, and as the
 Defiant follows, Eddington triggers a cascade virus that renders the computers
 on the Defiant useless. An angry Sisko is forced to let another captain take
 over the search for Eddington, as Eddington begins unleashing biogenic weapons
 against Cardassian colonists in the DMZ. When Sisko decides to go after
 Eddington regardless, he must face the possibility that he is becoming
 dangerously obsessed.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg    (Nog)
        Kenneth Marshall  (Michael Eddington)
        Eric Pierpoint    (Capt. Sanders)
  
 Written By : Peter Allan Fields
  
 Directed By : Victor Lobl
 
@EndNode

@Node STE401 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}In Purgatory's Shadow [#112]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A coded message comes through the wormhole from the Gamma Quadrant, which
 Garak recognizes as a signal from his old superior and mentor, Enabran Tain,
 who had been presumed dead in the Dominion massacre of the Obsidian Order/Tal
 Shiar fleet. Worf and Garak are sent to investigate, but they are captured by
 Jem'Hadar and put in a prison where they find Tain, the real General Martok,
 and someone familiar from DS9 who has been replaced by a Changeling.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        Paul Dooley         (Enabran Tain)
        J. G. Hertzler      (General Martok)
        James Horan         (Ikat'ika)
        Jim Palladino       (Jem'Hadar Guard)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Melanie Smith       (Tora Ziyal)
        Carrie Stauber      (Romulan)
  
 Written By : Robert Hewitt Wolfe
              Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Gabrielle Beaumont
 
@EndNode

@Node STE402 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}By Inferno's Light [#113]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 50564.2
  
 As a Dominion fleet comes through the wormhole, Dukat joins them, announcing
 that after months of secret negotiation, Cardassia is now a member of the
 Dominion. Dukat is now head of the Cardassian government. The Klingons are
 expelled from Cardassian space, and Dukat vows to retake the station, a new
 era dawns when Sisko meets with Gowron. Meanwhile, Garak and Bashir work on
 an escape plan, while Worf is put to work helping the Jem'Hadar train by
 fighting them. And the search for the saboteur aboard DS9 goes on.
  
 Crew : Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        Ray Buktenica       (Deyos)
        Judi Durand         (Station Computer Voice)
        Don Fischer         (Jem'Hadar Guard)
        J. G. Hertzler      (General Martok)
        James Horan         (Ikat'ika)
        Robert O'Reilly     (Gowron)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Melanie Smith       (Tora Ziyal)
        Carrie Stauber      (Romulan)
        Barry Wiggins       (Jem'Hadar Officer)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE403 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Doctor Bashir, I Presume? [#114]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Dr. Louis Zimmerman arrives on DS9 to work on a Long-term Medical Hologram,
 the template of which will be based on Dr. Bashir. He begins interviewing
 Bashir's friends and colleagues to create a psychological profile. To Rom's
 dismay, Zimmerman pursues Leeta, the object of Rom's secret affection. To
 Bashir's consternation, Zimmerman invites his parents to the station against
 his wishes, a development which threatens to bring Julian's darkest secret to
 light.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Fadwa El Guindi       (Amsha Bashir)
        Brian George          (Richard Bashir)
        Max Grodenchik        (Rom)
        Chase Masterson       (Leeta)
        J. Patrick McCormack  (Admiral Bennett)
        Robert Picardo        (Dr. Lewis Zimmerman)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Jimmy Diggs
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE404 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}A Simple Investigation [#115]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Shortly after Odo meets Arissa, a woman visiting the station, she is caught
 breaking into the computers. She was trying to find a man she was planning to
 meet - a man who had information on the whereabouts of her long-lost daughter.
 Odo soon learns the truth - Arissa is trying to leave the crime syndicate she
 has been working for, and which has sent hit men to kill her and obtain a data
 crystal containing vital information. With Arissa under his protective
 custody, Odo discovers something unexpected happening... he is falling in love
 with her.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Brant Cotton    (Idanian)
        Dey Young       (Arissa)
        John Durbin     (Traidy)
        Nicholas Worth  (Sorm)
        Randy Mulkey    (Idanian)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : John Kretchmer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE405 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Business As Usual [#116]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Ever since being blackballed by the FCA, Quark has been up to his lobes in
 debt. Having put his bar up as collateral, he faces losing everything when his
 investments fail. To the rescue comes his cousin Gaila, who wants Quark to
 eventually take his place in the arms dealing business, and introduces Quark
 to his dangerous associate Hagath. Though the Bajoran government refuses to
 touch their dealings, Quark finds himself ostracized by the stations
 Federation citizens. And he also finds himself in a moral dilemma when
 Hagath makes a deal that will cause the deaths of 28 million people.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Eric Cadora       (Customer)
        Josh Pais         (Gaila)
        Lawrence Tierney  (Regent)
        Steven Berkoff    (Hagath)
        Tim Halligan      (Farrakk)
  
 Written By : Bradley Thompson
              David Weddle
  
 Directed By : Siddig El Fadil
 
@EndNode

@Node STE406 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Ties Of Blood And Water [#117]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 50712.5
  
 Kira meets with Tekeny Ghemor, a known Cardassian dissident, hoping he will
 lead the opposition to the Cardassian/Dominion Alliance. Ghemor reveals he
 hasn't long to live, but he may still be able to help Kira's cause with a
 Cardassian ritual in which the dying reveal secrets to their family to use
 against their enemies.
  
 Since Ghemor apparently has no living relatives, he asks Kira, who the
 Cardassians once kidnapped and surgically altered to look like his long lost
 child, to be his daughter one last time. When Sisko points out that this is an
 incredible opportunity to learn Cardassian secrets, Kira reluctantly agrees to
 the task, but Ghemor's imminent death rekindles painful memories of the loss
 of her real father.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Jeffrey Combs      (Weyoun)
        Lawrence Pressman  (Ghemor)
        Marc Alaimo        (Gul Dukat)
        Rick Schatz        (Medic)
        Thomas Kopache     (Taban)
        William Lucking    (Furel)
  
 Teleplay By : Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Story By : Edmund Newton
            Robbin L. Slocum
  
 Directed By : Avery Brooks
 
@EndNode

@Node STE407 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Ferengi Love Songs [#118]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Depressed over his lot in life, especially being blacklisted by the Ferengi
 Commerce Authority, Quark goes to his homeworld of Ferenginar for some comfort
 from his mother, Ishka. The free thinking Ishka is sympathetic, but clearly
 uneasy over his declaration that he will be living with her. Quark soon learns
 the reason behind her uncertainty. When he enters his old bedroom, he finds
 Grand Nagus Zek, the Ferengi leader, hiding in the closet!
  
 It turns out that Ishka and Zek are in love. When Quark discovers an
 underhanded way to get a new business license, will he sacrifice his mothers
 happiness in order to regain his standing in Ferengi society?
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Cecily Adams     (Ishka)
        Chase Masterson  (Leeta)
        Hamilton Camp    (Leck)
        Jeffrey Combs    (Brunt)
        Max Grodenchik   (Rom)
        Tiny Ron         (Maihar'du)
        Wallace Shawn    (Grand Nagus Zek)
  
 Written By : Hans Beimler
              Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Rene Auberjonois
 
@EndNode

@Node STE408 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Soldiers Of The Empire [#119]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 General Martok receives orders from the Klingon High Council to search for a
 Klingon vessel, the B'Moth, missing near the Cardassian border. The mission
 will be Martok's first since he escaped from a Dominion prison. Assigned a
 Klingon ship, the Rotarran, to command, he gets permission to take along Worf
 as his First Officer, while Dax joins them as the ships Science Officer.
  
 They board their vessel and begin the search, only to discover that their crew
 is hardly the group of proud Klingon warriors they expected. Instead, it is an
 embittered ensemble whose morale has been destroyed by a series of punishing
 losses at the hands of the Jem'Hadar, and Worf realizes that his friend
 General Martok is no longer fit to lead.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg  (Nog)
        David Graf      (Leskit)
        J. G. Hertzler  (General Martok)
        Rick Worthy     (Koman)
        Sandra Nelson   (Tavana)
        Scott Leva      (Ortikan)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE409 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Children Of Time [#120]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 50814.2
  
 In the Gamma Quadrant, Dax insists on investigating a planet surrounded by an
 energy barrier, but the barrier cripples the Defiant. A colony lives on the
 planet, and the leader, Miranda O'Brien, reveals that in two days, when the
 Defiant departs, the barrier will cause the ship to crash on the planet, 200
 years in the past. Stranded for life, the crew will found this colony.
  
 Sisko realizes that this foreknowledge will allow his crew to now avoid that
 crash, but by altering history, the colony will cease to exist. Sisko and his
 crew must choose between the lives they have always known and the lives of
 their own descendants.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Brian Evaret Chandler  (Brota)
        Davida Williams        (Lisa)
        Doren Fein             (Molly O'Brien)
        Gary Frank             (Yedrin)
        Jennifer S. Parsons    (Miranda O'Brien)
        Jesse Littlejohn       (Gabriel)
        Marybeth Massett       (Parell)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Ethan H. Calk
            Gary Holland
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE410 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Blaze Of Glory [#121]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A secret message is intercepted and delivered to Sisko. The few Maquis
 terrorists who have not been wiped out by the Dominion have initiated a
 massive retaliatory strike against Cardassia, launching a series of missiles
 due to arrive in eleven days. Now that Cardassia is under Dominion protection,
 an all out war is likely unless the undetectable missiles are stopped.
  
 Seeing no alternative, Sisko goes to Michael Eddington, the former Starfleet
 officer turned Maquis leader, now in prison. Eddington refuses to tell Sisko
 how to stop the missiles, so Sisko takes the handcuffed Eddington to compel
 him to help end this final Maquis attack that could lead to the destruction
 of the Federation.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg    (Nog)
        Gretchen German   (Rebecca Eddington)
        J. G. Hertzler    (General Martok)
        Kenneth Marshall  (Michael Eddington)
        Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Kim Friedman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE411 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Empok Nor [#122]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 With Deep Space Nine in disrepair, O'Brien is unable to replicate the
 Cardassian materials he needs to fix it. He assembles a team of engineers and
 leads a salvage mission to Empok Nor, an abandoned Cardassian space station,
 bringing along Garak to foil any security measures. They soon enter the eerie,
 deserted station and begin to work.
  
 Garak is disturbed to find two stasis tubes have recently been activated, each
 large enough to contain a Cardassian adult. Nog, sent back to the Runabout, is
 shocked to see the ship drift away and explode, leaving O'Brien and his team
 stranded on Empok Nor with the occupants of the Cardassian stasis tubes.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Andy Milder         (Boq'ta)
        Aron Eisenberg      (Nog)
        Jeffrey King        (Amaeo)
        Marjean Holden      (Stolzoff)
        Tom Hodges          (Pechetti)
  
 Story By : Bryan Fuller
            Hans Beimler
  
 Directed By : Michael Vejar
 
@EndNode

@Node STE412 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}In The Cards [#123]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 As the Dominion threat to the Alpha Quadrant intensifies, Jake notices Sisko
 growing increasingly depressed. Hearing that Quark plans to auction off a
 collection of antiquities that includes a vintage Willie Mayes baseball card,
 he decides to purchase the card for his father in an attempt to lift his
 spirits. Jake persuades Nog to use his life savings to bid for the card, but
 a man named Giger outbids them. Jake and Nog try to persuade Giger to sell
 them the card.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg   (Nog)
        Brian Markinson  (Giger)
        Chase Masterson  (Leeta)
        Jeffrey Combs    (Weyoun)
        Louise Fletcher  (Kai Winn)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Scott J. Neal
            Truly Barr Clark
  
 Directed By : Michael Dorn
 
@EndNode

@Node STE413 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Call To Arms [#124]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 As another convoy of Jem'Hadar ships emerges through the wormhole toward
 Cardassia, Sisko and his officers face the grim realization that the Dominion
 is taking over the Alpha Quadrant. When Starfleet Command notifies Sisko that
 he must stop further Dominion reinforcements from reaching Cardassia, he
 decides to mine the entrance to the wormhole, a move that may cost them Deep
 Space Nine and will likely lead to war.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Aron Eisenberg      (Nog)
        Casey Biggs         (Damar)
        Chase Masterson     (Leeta)
        J. G. Hertzler      (General Martok)
        Jeffrey Combs       (Weyoun)
        Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        Max Grodenchik      (Rom)
        Melanie Smith       (Tora Ziyal)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE414 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}A Time To Stand [#125]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Several months into their war against the Dominion/Cardassian alliance, the
 Federation is fighting a losing battle. Having long ago abandoned Deep Space
 Nine, Sisko and his crew have been taking on the enemy from the Defiant. But
 they grow more and more demoralized as fleets of promised reinforcements are
 demolished. Reacting to the heavy losses, Federation Admiral Ross informs
 Sisko that he is no longer in command of the Defiant.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Aron Eisenberg      (Nog)
        Barry Jenner        (Admiral Ross)
        Brock Peters        (Joseph Sisko)
        Casey Biggs         (Damar)
        J. G. Hertzler      (General Martok)
        Jeffrey Combs       (Weyoun)
        Majel Barrett       (Narrator)
        Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
  
 Written By : Hans Beimler
              Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE415 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Rocks And Shoals [#126]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Travelling in a crippled Jem'Hadar warship, Sisko and his crew enter an
 uncharted nebula. They crash in the ocean of a desolate planet, and Dax is
 seriously wounded. Bashir stabilizes Dax's condition, after which the group
 takes shelter in a cave. Later, while Garak and Nog are searching for food and
 water, they are captured by Jem'Hadar soldiers who also crashed on the barren
 world.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Aron Eisenberg      (Nog)
        Christopher Shea    (Keevan)
        Joseph Fuqua        (Ensign Gordon)
        Lilyan Chauvin      (Vedek Yassim)
        Paul S. Eckstein    (Limara'Son)
        Phil Morris         (Remata'Klan)
        Sarah MacDonnell    (Lt. Neeley)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Michael Vejar
 
@EndNode

@Node STE416 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Sons And Daughters [#127]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Worf's son, anxious to prove he can be a warrior, joins Martok's crew.
 Alexander, who felt abandoned by his dad, wants to get his attention again.
 Instead, his complete ineptitude just gets his fathers goat. Back at the
 station, Dukat's daughter Ziyal tries to build some bridges between her father
 and Kira.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Casey Biggs      (Damar)
        Gabrielle Union  (N'Garen)
        J. G. Hertzler   (General Martok)
        Marc Alaimo      (Gul Dukat)
        Mark Worden      (Alexander Rozhenko)
        Melanie Smith    (Tora Ziyal)
        Sam Zeller       (Ch'Targh)
  
 Written By : Bradley Thompson
              David Weddle
  
 Directed By : Jesus Salvador Trevino
 
@EndNode

@Node STE417 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Behind The Lines [#128]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 51145.3
  
 On Terok Nor, Kira and Rom engineer a brawl between the Cardassians and the
 Jem'Hadar, a play which Odo had disapproved of. At this time comes the female
 Changeling, who has been trapped in the Alpha Quadrant by the minefield. Odo's
 need for answers soon overcomes his distrust of her, and soon they are sharing
 the Link, to Kira's dismay - which could spell disaster for the entire Alpha
 Quadrant. Meanwhile, Sisko is promoted to the position of adjutant to Admiral
 Ross, and must stay behind as the Defiant goes on a mission to destroy a vast
 Dominion sensor array.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg  (Nog)
        Barry Jenner    (Admiral Ross)
        Casey Biggs     (Damar)
        Jeffrey Combs   (Weyoun)
        Marc Alaimo     (Gul Dukat)
        Max Grodenchik  (Rom)
        Salome Jens     (Shape-shifter)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE418 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Favor The Bold [#129]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The Federation continues to lose the war with the Dominion/Cardassian Alliance
 and morale is sinking fast. Realizing that the Federation needs a major
 victory, Sisko launches a plan to retake Deep Space Nine, using a task force
 comprised of ships throughout Starfleet.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson   (Garak)
        Andrew Palmer        (Jem'Hadar Soldier)
        Aron Eisenberg       (Nog)
        Barry Jenner         (Admiral Ross)
        Bart McCarthy        (Admiral Cobum)
        Casey Biggs          (Damar)
        Chase Masterson      (Leeta)
        Ericka Klein         (Admiral Sitak)
        J. G. Hertzler       (General Martok)
        Jeffrey Combs        (Weyoun)
        Marc Alaimo          (Gul Dukat)
        Max Grodenchik       (Rom)
        Melanie Smith        (Tora Ziyal)
        Salome Jens          (Shape-shifter)
        William Wellman Jr.  (Bajoran Officer)
  
 Written By : Hans Beimler
              Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE419 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Sacrifice Of Angels [#130]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 With Sisko in command of the Defiant, the Federation fleet reaches the
 Dominion line of ships standing between it and Deep Space Nine. Sisko orders
 his troops to target only the Cardassian vessels, hoping to provoke them into
 breaking formation. On the space station, Damar - Gul Dukat's aide - is
 concerned that Kira, Jake, and Leeta might try to sabotage their plans again,
 so Dukat orders them held for questioning.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Aron Eisenberg      (Nog)
        Casey Biggs         (Damar)
        Chase Masterson     (Leeta)
        Darin Cooper        (Cardassian Officer)
        J. G. Hertzler      (General Martok)
        Jeffrey Combs       (Weyoun)
        Judi Durand         (Station Computer Voice)
        Majel Barrett       (Narrator)
        Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        Max Grodenchik      (Rom)
        Melanie Smith       (Tora Ziyal)
        Salome Jens         (Shape-shifter)
  
 Written By : Hans Beimler
              Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE420 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}You Are Cordially Invited [#131]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 51247.5
  
 Worf's plans for a traditional Klingon wedding are threatened when Martok's
 wife refuses to accept Dax into their family. With war still raging throughout
 the galaxy, and life returning to normal on Deep Space Nine, Worf and Dax
 resume planning their long-awaited wedding.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg   (Nog)
        Chase Masterson  (Leeta)
        J. G. Hertzler   (General Martok)
        Mark Worden      (Alexander Rozhenko)
        Max Grodenchik   (Rom)
        Shannon Cochran  (Sirella)
        Sidney Liufau    (Lt. Atoa)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE421 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Resurrection [#132]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Kira is kidnapped by a mysterious stranger who beams aboard the station - and
 proves to be an alternative universe counterpart of her late lover, Vedek
 Bareil. The other Bareil demands political asylum, and Kira refuses to press
 charges against him. Ignoring Sisko's warnings about becoming involved with
 people from the mirror universe, Kira brings Bareil as her guest to a dinner
 party hosted by Worf and Dax, but Bareil has another reason for being on the
 station, one linked to a Bajoran Orb and the Intendants attempts to rebuild
 her powerbase.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : John Towey      (Vedek Ossan)
        Philip Anglim   (Bareil)
        Scott Strozier  (Security Guard)
  
 Written By : Michael Taylor
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE422 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Statistical Probabilities [#133]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Doctor Bashir is asked to work with a group of genetically engineered
 individuals. After they produce an insightful analysis of Gul Damar's speech
 offering peace talks, Bashir arranges for them to analyse the ensuing
 negotiations, and they spot that the Dominion is attempting to gain control of
 a planet where they can manufacture Ketracel White for their Jem'Hadar troops.
 In response to this success, Starfleet allows the geniuses to analyse its
 future battleplans, and they determine that the Federation has a stark choice,
 surrender now, with no loss of life, or fight on and lose completely after
 billions have died.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Casey Biggs            (Damar)
        Faith C. Salie         (Sarina)
        Hilary Shepard-Turner  (Lauren)
        Jeannetta Arnette      (Dr. Loews)
        Jeffrey Combs          (Weyoun)
        Michael Keenan         (Patrick)
        Tim Ransom             (Jack)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Pam Pietroforte
  
 Directed By : Anson Williams
 
@EndNode

@Node STE423 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Magnificent Ferengi [#134]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The Grand Nagus contacts Quark with the news that Quark's mother Ishka has
 been captured by the Dominion; Zek offers Quark 50 bars of latinum to rescue
 her. Quark, who wants to prove that Ferengi can be as heroic as anyone else,
 puts together a team consisting of himself, Rom, Nog, Leck, Gaila and Brunt.
 They are hopeless as commandos, so Sisko arranges a prisoner exchange:
 Starfleet lets the Ferengi trade Keevan, a Vorta POW, for Ishka. But will
 Quark and his team survive long enough to make the exchange and save Moogie?
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg    (Nog)
        Cecily Adams      (Ishka)
        Chase Masterson   (Leeta)
        Christopher Shea  (Keevan)
        Hamilton Camp     (Leck)
        Iggy Pop          (Yelgrun)
        Jeffrey Combs     (Brunt)
        Josh Pais         (Gaila)
        Max Grodenchik    (Rom)
  
 Written By : Hans Beimler
              Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Chip Chalmers
 
@EndNode

@Node STE424 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Waltz [#135]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 51408.6
  
 When the starship carrying Dukat to his war crimes trial is attacked and
 destroyed by Cardassian ships, the Butcher of Bajor drags an injured Sisko to
 the escape pods. The two are then trapped together on a barren planet.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Casey Biggs    (Damar)
        Jeffrey Combs  (Weyoun)
        Marc Alaimo    (Gul Dukat)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Rene Auberjonois
 
@EndNode

@Node STE425 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Who Mourns For Morn? [#136]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The crew is shocked to learn that Morn has been killed in an ion storm. True
 to form, Quark sees an opportunity for profit and throws a memorial party at
 his bar. Sisko interrupts with surprising news -- Morn has left Quark his
 entire estate. Although Morn's financial records indicate that he was broke,
 Quark searches Morn's quarters for hidden assets. Instead, he finds Morn's
 ex-wife, Larell, who tells Quark about Morn's hidden retirement fund of a
 thousand bars of latinum.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Brad Greenquist    (Krit)
        Bridget Ann White  (Larell)
        Cyril O'Reilly     (Nahsk)
        Gregory Itzin      (Hain)
  
 Written By : Mark Gehred-O'Connell
  
 Directed By : Victor Lobl
 
@EndNode

@Node STE426 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Far Beyond The Stars [#137]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Sisko falls ill, and in his dreams, he believes that he is a science fiction
 writer in 1953 Manhatten, currently working on a series about a futuristic
 space station called Deep Space Nine. But nobody will buy his stories because
 the captain of this station is a negro.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Alexander Siddig  (Jules)
        Armin Shimerman   (Herbert Ross)
        Aron Eisenberg    (Newspaper Vendor)
        Avery Brooks      (Bennie Russell)
        Brock Peters      (Joseph Sisko / Preacher)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jimmy)
        Colm Meaney       (Albert)
        J. G. Hertzler    (Roy Ritterhof)
        Jeffrey Combs     (Capt. Mulkahey)
        Marc Alaimo       (Det. Ryan)
        Michael Dorn      (Willie)
        Nana Visitor      (Kay Hunter)
        Penny Johnson     (Kasidy Yates / Cassie)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Douglas Pabst)
        Terry Farrell     (Darlene Kirsky)
  
 Teleplay By : Hans Beimler
               Ira Steven Behr
  
 Story By : Marc Scott Zicree
  
 Directed By : Avery Brooks
 
@EndNode

@Node STE427 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}One Little Ship [#138]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate 51474.2
  
 While investigating a rare subspace phenomenon, Dax, O'Brien, Bashir and their
 Runabout are shrunk to a few centimetres long. They are assured this effect
 will be reversed once they leave the anomaly. Suddenly, the Defiant, tethered
 to the Runabout via a tractor beam, is attacked and Sisko and the others are
 overtaken by the Jem'Hadar. The miniature Runabout and its crew survives, but
 they exit the anomaly without returning to normal size.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg        (Nog)
        Christian Zimmerman   (Lamat'Ukan [3rd])
        Fritz Sperberg        (Ixtana'Rax [2nd])
        Leland Crooke         (Gelnon [Vorta])
        Scott Thompson Baker  (Kudak'Etan [1st])
  
 Written By : Bradley Thompson
              David Weddle
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE428 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Honor Among Thieves [#139]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Starfleet Intelligence recruits Chief O'Brien to infiltrate the Orion
 Syndicate, the Alpha Quadrant's leading organized crime ring, to find a
 Starfleet informant. Posing as a handyman, he makes contact with a trio from
 the Syndicate by repairing a piece of their equipment. After researching
 O'Brien's fake background, Bilby, the leader of the trio, decides to bring him
 into his circle of associates.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Brad Blaisdell   (Yint)
        Carlos Carrasco  (Krole)
        John Chandler    (Flith)
        Joseph Culp      (Raimus)
        Leland Crooke    (Gelnon [Vorta])
        Michael Harney   (Chadwick)
        Nick Tate        (Bilby)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Philip Kim
  
 Directed By : Allan Eastman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE429 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Change Of Heart [#140]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Dax and Worf are sent to meet with a Cardassian double-agent. He has some
 information about where the Founders are located in the Alpha Quadrant, but
 before he will reveal anything, he wants Dax and Worf to help him defect. In
 three days, he plans to walk into the jungle on the planet Soukara. Since Dax
 and Worf will be unable to beam him off the planet, they are to rendezvous
 with him in the jungle. Seeing no alternative, they agree to the plan.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Todd Waring  (Lasaran)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE430 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Wrongs Darker Than Death Or Night [#141]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 On her late mother Meru's birthday, Kira receives a transmission from Gul
 Dukat in which he tells her that Meru, who supposedly died when Kira was
 three, was actually his lover for many years and left her family to be with
 him. When Kira's investigation fails to prove Dukat false, she asks Sisko, as
 the Emissary, to permit her to consult the Bajoran Orb of Time. He agrees, and
 Kira finds herself in the past, at a refugee center where she comes face to
 face with her long-lost family, who does not realize her true identity.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : David Bowe      (Basso)
        John Marzilli   (Scavenger)
        Judi Durand     (Station Computer Voice)
        Leslie Hope     (Kira Meru)
        Marc Alaimo     (Gul Dukat)
        Marc Marosi     (Gul)
        Thomas Kopache  (Kira Taban)
        Tim deZarn      (Halb)
        Wayne Grace     (Legate)
  
 Written By : Hans Beimler
              Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Jonathan West
 
@EndNode

@Node STE431 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Inquisition [#142]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Internal Affairs Officer Sloan arrives on the station, announcing that there
 has been a possible security breach. He believes an officer may be passing
 information to the Dominion and promptly confines the senior staff to
 quarters. Later, Sloan summons Bashir for a brief interview, which appears to
 go well. Back in his room, however, the doctor learns that O'Brien was
 interrogated for two hours - about him. Just then, Bashir is taken to a second
 meeting with Sloan.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Benjamin Brown  (Kagan)
        Jeffrey Combs   (Weyoun)
        Judi Durand     (Station Computer Voice)
        Samantha Mudd   (Chandler)
        William Sadler  (Sloan)
  
 Written By : Bradley Thompson
              David Weddle
  
 Directed By : Michael Dorn
 
@EndNode

@Node STE432 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}In The Pale Moonlight [#143]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate 51721.3
  
 Going over the latest casualty lists, Sisko realizes there is only one hope of
 winning the war - the Romulans, who signed a non-aggression pact with the
 Dominion, must be convinced to join the Federation/Klingon Alliance. Sure that
 the Dominion will eventually invade Romulus anyway, Sisko recruits Garak to
 discreetly obtain evidence that will bring the Romulans into the war.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Casey Biggs         (Damar)
        Howard Shangraw     (Tolar)
        Jeffrey Combs       (Weyoun)
        Judi Durand         (Station Computer Voice)
        Stephen McHattie    (Senator Vreenak)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Taylor
  
 Story By : Peter Allan Fields
  
 Directed By : Victor Lobl
 
@EndNode

@Node STE433 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}His Way [#144]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Bashir shows off his new Holosuite program, a 1960s Vegas singer named Vic
 Fontaine who performs in a lounge full of martini-swilling customers. While
 Vic is only a hologram, he is extremely perceptive and immediately senses
 Odo's unrequited love for Kira. Soon afterward, Kira leaves for Bajor to visit
 her ex-lover Shakaar - a move which clearly upsets Odo. He borrows Bashir's
 program and asks Vic for a little romantic advice.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Cyndi Pass       (Ginger)
        Debi A. Monahan  (Melissa)
        James Darren     (Vic Fontaine)
  
 Written By : Hans Beimler
              Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE434 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Reckoning [#145]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Sisko is called to Bajor when an ancient tablet addressing the Emissary is
 discovered. Seeing it launches Sisko into a vision, during which the Prophets
 tell him "The Reckoning" must begin. Since no one knows exactly what this
 means, Sisko takes the tablet back to Deep Space Nine for Dax to translate.
 Kai Winn arrives on the station and pushes Sisko to return it, but he refuses,
 convinced he is doing the will of the Prophets.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : James Greene     (Koral)
        Judi Durand      (Station Computer Voice)
        Louise Fletcher  (Kai Winn)
  
 Telelplay By : Bradley Thompson
                David Weddle
  
 Story By : Gabrielle Stanton
            Harry M. Werksman
  
 Directed By : Jesus Salvador Trevino
 
@EndNode

@Node STE435 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Valiant [#146]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate 51825.4
  
 En route to Ferenginar, Jake and Nog are attacked by a Jem'Hadar vessel. When
 they are suddenly beamed aboard the U.S.S. Valiant, a Defiant-class warship,
 Nog recognizes the crew of young adults as Red Squad, an elite corps of
 Starfleet cadets. The 22-year-old captain, Tim Watters, explains that his
 crew, originally on a training mission, became trapped in Dominion space when
 the war broke out. All of the regular officers were killed, but before he
 died, the captain ordered Watters to assume command. With Starfleet unaware of
 the situation, Watters is trying to complete the Valiant's mission to gather
 data on a new Dominion battleship. Caught up in Watters's fervor, Nog agrees
 to join the crew as Chief Engineer.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg           (Nog)
        Ashley Brianne McDonogh  (Chief Dorian Collins)
        Courtney Peldon          (Cmdr. Karen Farris)
        David Drew Gallagher     (Lt. Riley Aldrin Shepard)
        Majel Barrett            (Computer Voice)
        Paul Popowich            (Capt. Tim Watters)
        Scott Hamm               (Parton)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Michael Vejar
 
@EndNode

@Node STE436 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Profit And Lace [#147]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Grand Nagus Zek and Ishka, Quark and Rom's mother, arrive on the station to
 announce that, thanks to his relationship with the proudly feminist Ishka, Zek
 has added a new amendment to the Ferengi Bill of Opportunities giving females
 equal rights. Unfortunately, this has plunged the entire Ferengi society into
 chaos, Zek has been deposed as Grand Nagus, and Liquidator Brunt is now Acting
 Grand Nagus -- a position that will become permanent in three days.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg   (Nog)
        Cecily Adams     (Ishka)
        Chase Masterson  (Leeta)
        Henry Gibson     (Nilva)
        Jeffrey Comb     (Brunt)
        Max Grodenchik   (Rom)
        Sylvian Cecile   (Uri'Lash)
        Symba Smith      (Aluura)
        Tiny Ron         (Maihar'Du)
        Wallace Shawn    (Grand Nagus Zek)
  
 Written By : Hans Beimler
              Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Alexander Siddig
 
@EndNode

@Node STE437 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Time's Orphan [#148]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 O'Brien is reunited with his wife, Keiko, and their two children. But during a
 celebratory picnic on a nearby planet, eight-year-old Molly falls into a
 vortex of swirling energy. When the rest of the crew arrives to help, they
 determine Molly slipped through a time portal that sent her back 300 years, to
 a time when the planet was uninhabited. They reactivate the portal and
 transport her out, but their calculations are off by a decade. When Molly
 materializes on the transporter pad, she is an eighteen-year-old woman.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Hana Hatae        (Molly O'Brien)
        Michelle Krusiec  (Molly O'Brien [Aged 18])
        Randy James       (Security)
        Rosalind Chao     (Keiko O'Brien)
        Shaun Bieniek     (Deputy)
  
 Teleplay By : Bradley Thompson
               David Weddle
  
 Story By : Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE438 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Sound Of Her Voice [#149]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate 51948.3
  
 Onboard the Defiant, Sisko and the crew pick up a distress signal and the
 voice of Captain Lisa Cusak, whose escape pod has crashed on a remote planet
 following the destruction of her ship. Although two-way communication has not
 been established, Lisa transmits her voice constantly as the crew begins the
 six-day trip to rescue her.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Debra Wilson   (Capt. Lisa Cusak)
        Penny Johnson  (Kasidy Yates)
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Story By : Pam Pietroforte
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE439 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Tears Of The Prophets [#150]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Starfleet Command decides to take the offensive in the war against the
 Dominion, and Sisko is chosen to lead the invasion of Cardassia. The first
 target is the Chin'toka System, picked for its diminished defenses.
  
 Unfortunately, the crew is unaware that the Cardassian/Dominion Alliance has
 secretly deployed hundreds of orbital weapon platforms to protect the system,
 and that Gul Dukat has returned claiming he has the key to destroying Sisko
 and the Federation.
  
 Crew : Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Terry Farrell     (Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Aron Eisenberg      (Nog)
        Barry Jenner        (Admiral Ross)
        Bob Kirsh           (Glinn)
        Casey Biggs         (Damar)
        David Birney        (Letant)
        J. G. Hertzler      (General Martok)
        James Darren        (Vic Fontaine)
        Jeffrey Combs       (Weyoun)
        Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        Michelle Horn       (Saghi)
  
 Written By : Hans Beimler
              Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE440 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Images In The Sand [#151]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Three months after a possessed Gul Dukat killed Jadzia Dax and sealed the
 wormhole, life on Deep Space Nine has changed. Kira, the acting commander, is
 upset when Admiral Ross informs her that the Romulans will set up a station
 office, while Sisko has retreated to Earth to contemplate a way of contacting
 the Bajoran Prophets -- the aliens who reside within the wormhole. When the
 vision of a woman's face, buried in the sand, appears to Sisko, he sketches
 her, and Jake recognizes her from one of his grandfather's photos.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
        Nicole deBoer     (Ensign Ezri Dax)
  
 Cast : James Darren    (Vic Fontaine)
        Brock Peters    (Joseph Sisko)
        Casey Biggs     (Damar)
        Megan Cole      (Cretak)
        Jeffrey Combs   (Weyoun)
        J. G. Hertzler  (General Martok)
        Barry Jenner    (Admiral Ross)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Hans Beimler
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE441 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Shadows And Symbols [#152]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Sisko meets Ezri, the new host of the Dax symbiont, before departing Earth for
 the planet Tyree with his father, Joseph, and son Jake. Ezri wishes to
 accompany them on their search for Bajor's mythical Orb of the Emissary, which
 Sisko has been led to believe exists. Back at the station, Kira prepares a
 blockade to stop the Romulans, who have placed weapons on a Bajoran moon. On a
 Klingon ship, Worf, O'Brien, Bashir, and Quark embark on a mission of their
 own: to destroy a Dominion shipyard, thus securing a place for the spirit of
 Worf's dead wife Jadzia in the sacred Klingon afterlife of Sto-vo-kor.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Ensign Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Jeffery Combs   (Weyoun)
        Barry Jenner    (Admiral Ross)
        Brock Peters    (Joseph Sisko)
        Casey Biggs     (Damar)
        Deborah Lacey   (Sarah Alien)
        J. G. Hertzler  (General Martok)
        Megan Cole      (Cretak)
  
 Written By : Hans Beimler
              Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE442 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Afterimage [#153]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 In addition to coping with the memories of her "past lives," Ezri Dax must
 deal with the range of reactions her presence generates. Kira awkwardly tries
 to make conversation; Sisko is happy to have his old friend back; Quark flirts
 with her; and Worf, pained by the memory of his dead wife Jadzia, which Ezri's
 presence provokes, makes it clear he wants nothing to do with her. Elsewhere,
 Garak inexplicably collapses and is rushed to Bashir's care.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Ensign Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE443 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Take Me Out To The Holosuite [#154]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Vulcan Captain Solok brings his starship to Deep Space Nine for repairs made
 necessary from combat skirmishes. Convinced his all-Vulcan crew is the finest
 in the fleet, he challenges former classmate and longtime rival Sisko to a
 baseball game in the Holosuite. With only two weeks to whip his team into
 shape, Sisko vows he's going to beat Solok -- even though Jake is the only
 other person residing on the station who has ever played baseball.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Ensign Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Max Grodenchik   (Rom)
        Aron Eisenberg   (Nog)
        Lou Wagner       (Capt. Solok)
        Chase Masterson  (Leeta)
        Penny Johnson    (Kasidy Yates)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Chip Chalmers
 
@EndNode

@Node STE444 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Chrysalis [#155]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A group of genetically enhanced humans, once under Bashir's care, escape from
 their medical facility home in the hopes that the doctor -- who himself was
 genetically engineered as a child -- can cure their friend Sarina. Her
 enhancements left her in a catatonic state, and Bashir attempts an untried
 procedure on her brain that initially appears to have no effect. However, a
 few days later, Sarina speaks for the first time.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Ensign Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Major Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Tim Ransom             (Jack)
        Faith C. Salie         (Sarina)
        Hilary Shepard-Turner  (Lauren)
        Michael Keenan         (Patrick)
        Aron Eisenberg         (Nog)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Jonathan West
 
@EndNode

@Node STE445 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Treachery, Faith And The Great River [#156]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Odo is lured to a secret meeting site, where he finds himself face to face
 with Weyoun, the Vorta leader of the enemy Dominion. Weyoun announces that
 he's decided to defect and, in exchange for asylum, he promises to provide
 valuable information that could help the Federation win the war. After the two
 board Odo's Runabout, the ship is hailed by the Cardassians. Odo is shocked
 when the monitor displays Weyoun standing beside Damar.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Jeffrey Combs   (Weyoun)
        Casey Biggs     (Damar)
        J.G. Hertzler   (General Martok)
        Aron Eisenberg  (Nog)
        Max Grodenchik  (Rom)
        Salome Jens     (Shape-shifter)
  
 Teleplay By : David Weddle
               Bradley Thompson
  
 Story By : Philip Kim
  
 Directed By : Steve Posey
 
@EndNode

@Node STE446 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Once More Unto The Breach [#157]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 To Worf's surprise, he is paid a visit by Kor, an aging Klingon war hero. Kor
 admits that his ambition has earned him countless enemies, and that
 consequently he has been unable to secure the command of a ship. Worf promises
 to find him a military command, and approaches General Martok with the
 request, which is angrily refused. Martok explains that years earlier Kor had
 denied Martok officer status because he was descended from a common house.
 Undaunted, Worf appoints Kor as a third officer on the Ch'Tang, Martok's
 flagship, where he is treated with awe by the crew, much to Martok's chagrin.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : John Colicos     (Kor)
        J. G. Hertzler   (General Martok)
        Neil Vipond      (Darok)
        Nancy Youngblut  (Kolana)
        Blake Lindsley   (Synon)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE447 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Siege Of AR-558 [#158]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 While making a supply run to the front lines, on the barren planet AR-558,
 Sisko encounters Starfleet troops that have been decimated during their
 five-month occupation of the largest Dominion communications array in the
 sector. If they can figure out how it works, Starfleet will be able to tap
 into Dominion transmissions. In addition to daily skirmishes with the enemy,
 the shell-shocked forces are constantly threatened by "Houdinis" -
 anti-personnel mines that "hide" in subspace, then explode without warning.
 Determined to help commanding officer Nadia Larkin and her troops, Sisko stuns
 his crew by announcing that they're staying at the site indefinitely.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Raymond Cruz        (Vargas)
        Patrick Kilpatrick  (Reese)
        Aron Eisenberg      (Nog)
        Annette Helde       (Nadia Larkin)
        Max Grodenchik      (Rom)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Hans Beimler
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE448 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Covenant [#159]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Vedek Fala, a Bajoran monk and Kira's former teacher, pays her an unexpected
 visit. He gives Kira a crystal which transports her to Empok Nor, where, to
 her horror, she is met by her old enemy Dukat -- a Cardassian who oversaw the
 occupation of Bajor. He is now the leader of a Bajoran religious faction which
 worships the Pah-wraiths -- the corporeal enemies of Bajor's prophets. Dukat
 wants Kira to join his followers on the abandoned Cardassian space station.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        Norman Parker       (Vedek Fala)
        Jason Leland Adams  (Benyan)
        Maureen Flannigan   (Mika)
        Miriam Flynn        (Midwife)
        Mark Piatelli       (Brin)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : John Kretchmer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE449 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}It's Only A Paper Moon [#160]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 After losing his leg in battle, a somber Nog returns to the space station to
 recuperate. The crew try their best to cheer him up, but the young ensign is
 struggling, both emotionally and physically, to cope with his disability, even
 though his new biosynthetic leg works perfectly. After pushing away those who
 try the most diligently to help, Nog decides to take his medical leave in the
 Holosuite world of 1962 Las Vegas lounge singer Vic Fontaine.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg   (Nog)
        Chase Masterson  (Leeta)
        James Darren     (Vic Fontaine)
        Max Grodenchik   (Rom)
  
 Story By : David Mack
            John J. Ordover
  
 Teleplay By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Anson Williams
 
@EndNode

@Node STE450 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Prodigal Daughter [#161]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Sisko is furious when he learns O'Brien has vanished while on a secret trip to
 New Sydney, where he was searching for the widow of a criminal named Bilby,
 whom he befriended while undercover. Because Ezri's family owns a mining
 operation in the system, Sisko asks her to help find O'Brien. Ezri returns
 home, where she's reunited with her domineering mother, Yanas Tigan (a shrewd
 businesswoman) and her brothers Norvo and Janel, who work for the business.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Clayton Landey  (Fuchida)
        John Paragon    (Bokar)
        Kevin Rahm      (Norvo)
        Mikael Salazar  (Janel)
  
 Written By : Bradley Thompson
              David Weddle
  
 Directed By : Victor Lobl
 
@EndNode

@Node STE451 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Emperor's New Cloak [#162]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Grand Negus Zek, the ruler of the Ferengi empire and paramour to Quark and
 Rom's mother, disappears while on a business trip to the Alternate Universe.
 Ezri's counterpart from that universe delivers word that Zek is a prisoner of
 the evil Alliance and will be killed unless Quark can secure a cloaking
 device, which renders a ship invisible. Quark and Rom steal one from a Klingon
 vessel, then accompany Ezri back to the Alternate Universe to retrieve Zek.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Jeffrey Combs       (Brunt)
        Max Grodenchik      (Rom)
        J. G. Hertzler      (General Martok)
        Tiny Ron            (Maihar'du)
        Chase Masterson     (Leeta)
        Wallace Shawn       (Grand Nagus Zek)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Hans Beimler
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE452 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Field Of Fire [#163]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A young lieutenant named Ilario is found dead in his quarters. An
 investigation reveals he was shot by a TR-116 rifle, a weapon developed but
 never mass-produced by Starfleet. Meanwhile, Ezri confronts one of Dax's
 previous incarnations in a dream, Joran, a self-professed murderer, urges Ezri
 to channel his disturbing memories and enable him to assist her in
 apprehending Ilario's killer. When Ezri awakens, she learns that a second
 murder has occurred.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Art Chudabala       (Ilario)
        Marty Rackham       (Chu'lak)
        Leigh J. McCloskey  (Joran)
  
 Written By : Robert Hewitt Wolfe
  
 Directed By : Tony Dow
 
@EndNode

@Node STE453 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Chimera [#164]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Odo returns from a conference with an unexpected guest, a Changeling who
 tracked and boarded his Runabout. Odo recognizes him as one of "the hundred"
 shapeshifters who were, like himself, sent out as infants into the galaxy to
 learn about other species. Back at the station, Sisko warily releases the
 visitor to Odo's custody. The Changeling, known as Laas, queries Odo about
 their unique species - with which Laas has made no contact since his infancy -
 and "the Link," a Changeling ritual that allows shapeshifters to meld with one
 another and thereby form a single, sentient collective entity.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Garman Hertzler  (Laas)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Steve Posey
 
@EndNode

@Node STE454 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Badda-Bing Badda-Bang [#165]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 While relaxing in Vic's Las Vegas holosuite lounge, O'Brien and Bashir are
 surprised by the arrival of mobster Frankie Eyes, who announces that he's
 bought Vic's hotel. After Frankie fires Vic, the crew learns that Frankie was
 written into the holosuite program by Vic's designer. Upset by Frankie's
 treatment of Vic, and by the knowledge that the lounge's atmosphere will now
 change, the crew decides it must rid the program of Frankie. But to accomplish
 this task, they realize, he must be eliminated in a way that is period
 specific to Fontaine's era, 1962. The task takes on greater urgency when Vic
 is beaten up.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Aron Eisenberg    (Nog)
        Bobby Reilly      (Countman)
        Chip Mayer        (Guard)
        James Darren      (Vic Fontaine)
        James Wellington  (Al)
        Marc Lawrence     (Mr. Zeemo)
        Mike Starr        (Tony Cicci)
        Penny Johnson     (Kasidy Yates)
        Robert Miano      (Frankie Eyes)
  
 Written By : Hans Beimler
              Ira Steven Behr
  
 Directed By : Michael Vejar
 
@EndNode

@Node STE455 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges [#166]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 On the eve of Dr. Bashir's departure for a conference on the Romulan
 homeworld, he's visited by Sloan, the director of Section 31, a secret and
 unsanctioned extremist organisation within Starfleet Intelligence. Sloan asks
 a reluctant Bashir to gather information on the Romulan leadership. Bashir
 reports the request to Sisko, who worries that although Starfleet Command has
 officially condemned Section 31, someone in its membership may actually be
 protecting the group. After consulting with Admiral Ross, Sisko advises Bashir
 to play along with Sloan in order to determine Sloan's motivations.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Adrienne Barbeau    (Cretak)
        John Fleck          (Koval)
        Barry Jenner        (Admiral Ross)
        Hal Landon, Jr.     (Neral)
        William Sadler      (Sloan)
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE456 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Penumbra [#167]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 As Sisko revels in the purchase of Bajoran land, where he hopes to finally
 build his dream house, word reaches the station that Worf is missing in action
 after a fierce battle with the Dominion. Due to strategic concerns, Sisko
 calls off the search party before Worf can be found. Overcome by memories of
 Jadzia's life with Worf, Ezri steals a runabout and goes in search of Worf
 herself. Sisko and Kasidy discover that their plans for a simple wedding may
 go awry because the Bajorans expect the captain, whom they consider their
 Emissary, to hold a lavish ceremony.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Penny Johnson  (Kasidy Yates)
        Jeffrey Combs  (Weyoun)
        Marc Alaimo    (Gul Dukat)
        Casey Biggs    (Damar)
        Deborah Lacey  (Sarah)
        Salome Jens    (Shapeshifter)
  
 Written By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Directed By : Steve Posey
 
@EndNode

@Node STE457 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Til Death Do Us Part [#168]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Kai Winn arrives at the station to assist Sisko with his wedding, and he
 admits the Prophets warned he would face a great trial in his future. Later,
 Winn has a long-awaited vision from the Prophets, who reveal that a "Guide"
 will soon visit her; the Prophets hope that, together, the two will lead
 Bajor's Restoration. Shortly before Sisko tells Kasidy that they must call off
 their wedding, Dukat, surgically altered to look like a Bajoran, appears on
 the Promenade.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Jeffery Combs    (Weyoun)
        Penny Johnson    (Kasidy Yates)
        Marc Alaimo      (Gul Dukat)
        Casey Biggs      (Damar)
        Barry Jenner     (Admiral Ross)
        Deborah Lacey    (Sarah)
        Aron Eisenberg   (Nog)
        James Otis       (Solbor)
        Salome Jens      (Shapeshifter)
        Louise Fletcher  (Kai Winn)
  
 Written By : David Weddle
              Bradley Thompson
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE458 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Strange Bedfellows [#169]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Worf and Ezri are beamed aboard a Jem'Hadar ship, where the Female
 Shapeshifter and Thot Gor, the respective leaders of the new Dominion-Breen
 alliance, prepare to sign a treaty designed to destroy the Federation and end
 the war. However, Damar objects to signing it because of concessions, made to
 Thot Gor, which could harm Cardassia. Meanwhile, Kai Winn and Dukat seal their
 bond by pledging to restore Bajor - even if the Emissary stands in their way.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Penny Johnson as Kasidy Yates
        Jeffery Combs as Weyoun
        Marc Alaimo as Gul Dukat
        Casey Biggs as Damar
        J. G. Hertzler as General Martok
        James Otis as Solbor
        Salome Jens as Shapeshifter
        Louise Fletcher as Kai Winn
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Rene Auberjonois
 
@EndNode

@Node STE459 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Changing Face Of Evil [#170]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The crew's relief at Worf and Ezri's safe return is tempered by reports that
 the Breen have attacked Starfleet Headquarters on Earth. While Dominion and
 Breen commanders exult in their sneak attack, their supposed ally - Cardassian
 leader Damar - secretly plots to free his homeland from Dominion occupation.
 Meanwhile, on Bajor, Dukat tells Kai Winn she must release the Pah-wraiths -
 the non-corporeal enemies of her people's gods - from the planet's fire caves
 by reading the ancient forbidden text of the Kosst Amojan.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Jeffery Combs    (Weyoun)
        Penny Johnson    (Kasidy Yates)
        Marc Alaimo      (Gul Dukat)
        Casey Biggs      (Damar)
        J. G. Hertzler   (General Martok)
        Aron Eisenberg   (Nog)
        Barry Jenner     (Admiral Ross)
        James Otis       (Solbor)
        John Vickery     (Gul Rusot)
        Salome Jens      (Shapeshifter)
        Louise Fletcher  (Kai Winn)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Hans Beimler
  
 Directed By : Michael Vejar
 
@EndNode

@Node STE460 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}When It Rains... [#171]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Eager to aid Damar's rebel movement on his homeworld against the Dominion,
 Sisko orders Kira to put her antipathy for the Cardassian aside and train his
 staff in resistance tactics. Bashir asks Odo to assist in his medical project
 by donating the Changeling-equivalent of a skin sample. On Bajor, Kai Winn
 studies the forbidden text of the Kosst Amojan to learn how to release the
 evil Pah-wraiths. Hoping to ease Cardassian sentiment against the Bajoran
 Kira, Sisko gives her a Starfleet commission and uniform.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Casey Biggs         (Damar)
        Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        J. G. Hertzler      (General Martok)
        Barry Jenner        (Admiral Ross)
        Robert O'Reilly     (Gowron)
        John Vickery        (Gul Rusot)
        Scott Burkholder    (Hilliard)
        Louise Fletcher     (Kai Winn)
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
  
 Story By : Rene Echevarria
            Spike Steingasser
  
 Directed By : Michael Dorn
 
@EndNode

@Node STE461 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Tacking Into The Wind [#172]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 While Kira reviews tactical plans with the Cardassian Resistance leaders, Odo
 returns from a mission, weakened by the disease that's ravaging his race. At
 the station, Bashir works through the night, trying to find a cure for Odo,
 while Sisko reproves Chancellor Gowron for reckless attacks which left General
 Martok injured. Back at rebel headquarters, Kira, eager to discover why the
 Federation's Klingon ships aren't damaged by Breen-Dominion technology,
 proposes stealing the enemy's weaponry so that the Federation can engineer a
 countermeasure.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Jeffery Combs       (Weyoun
        Casey Biggs         (Damar
        J. G. Hertzler      (General Martok
        Robert O'Reilly     (Gowron
        John Vickery        (Gul Rusot
        Salome Jens         (Shapeshifter
  
 Written By : Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Michael Vejar
 
@EndNode

@Node STE462 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}Night Tremors [#173]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 When Kira brings a terminally ill Odo back to the station for medical
 treatment, he orders her to leave him and return to help the Cardassian
 Resistance. Later, O'Brien and Bashir inform Sisko of their plan to lure a
 Section Thirty-one operative, who may hold the cure to Odo's disease, to the
 station. The scheme works when Sloan, the director of the unsanctioned
 Starfleet extremist organization that infected Odo -- as part of a genocidal
 plot against his people -- arrives. But when Bashir places a Romulan mind
 probe on the agent, who refuses to give information regarding a cure, Sloan
 attempts suicide in the science lab by activating a neuro-depolarizing device
 in his brain.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        William Sadler      (Sloan)
  
 Written By : Bradley Thompson
              David Weddle
  
 Directed By : Steve Posey
 
@EndNode

@Node STE463 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}The Dogs Of War [#174]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 While Sisko takes command of a new ship named in honor of the Defiant, Kira,
 Garak and Damar barely escape a Dominion ambush on Cardassia and are forced
 into hiding. Quark receives a static-filled message from Grand Nagus Zek, the
 Ferengi leader, that he's being named Zek's successor. Now cured of the deadly
 Changeling virus, Odo is outraged to learn that he was infected by Section
 Thirty-one, an unsanctioned extremist organization within the Federation, but
 promises Sisko he won't take matters into his own hands.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Penny Johnson       (Kasidy Yates)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Jeffery Combs       (Weyoun / Brunt)
        Max Grodenchik      (Rom)
        Casey Biggs         (Damar)
        Barry Jenner        (Admiral Ross)
        Cecily Adams        (Ishka)
        J. G. Hertzler      (General Martok)
        Chase Masterson     (Leeta)
        Aron Eisenberg      (Nog)
        Julianna McCarthy   (Mila)
        Tiny Ron            (Maihar'du)
        Salome Jens         (Shapeshifter)
        Wallace Shawn       (Grand Nagus Zek)
  
 Story By : Peter Allen Fields
  
 Teleplay By : Rene Echevarria
               Ronald D. Moore
  
 Directed By : Avery Brooks
 
@EndNode

@Node STE464 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}What You Leave Behind, Part 1 [#175]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 On the eve of battle, Bashir and Ezri spend the night together. Later, with
 Sisko in command, the Defiant joins the Federation-Klingon-Romulan fleet as
 the invasion of Cardassia is launched. On Cardassia Prime, Kira, Damar and
 Garak discuss resistance plans to sabotage the Dominion's power and
 communication centers.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Rosalind Chao       (Keiko O'Brien)
        Jeffery Combs       (Weyoun)
        Salome Jens         (Shapeshifter)
        Penny Johnson       (Kasidy Yates)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Casey Biggs         (Damar)
        Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        Aron Eisenberg      (Nog)
        J. G. Hertzler      (General Martok)
        Barry Jenner        (Admiral Ross)
        Deborah Lacey       (Sarah)
        Julianna McCarthy   (Mila)
        Hana Hatae          (Molly O'Brien)
        James Darren        (Vic Fontaine)
        Louise Fletcher     (Kai Winn)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Hans Beimler
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE465 "Deep Space 9 - 176 Episodes"

 @{b}What You Leave Behind, Part 2 [#176]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 On Bajor, Kai Winn asks Dukat to join her when she releases the Pah-wraiths
 from the Fire Caves, and Dukat vows to destroy Sisko.
  
 Crew : Rene Auberjonois  (Odo)
        Avery Brooks      (Capt. Benjamin Sisko)
        Michael Dorn      (Lt. Cmdr. Worf)
        Nicole deBoer     (Lt. Ezri Dax)
        Cirroc Lofton     (Jake Sisko)
        Colm Meaney       (Chief Miles O'Brien)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Alexander Siddig  (Dr. Julian Bashir)
        Nana Visitor      (Col. Kira Nerys)
  
 Cast : Rosalind Chao       (Keiko O'Brien)
        Jeffery Combs       (Weyoun)
        Salome Jens         (Shapeshifter)
        Penny Johnson       (Kasidy Yates)
        Andrew J. Robinson  (Garak)
        Casey Biggs         (Damar)
        Marc Alaimo         (Gul Dukat)
        Aron Eisenberg      (Nog)
        J. G. Hertzler      (General Martok)
        Barry Jenner        (Admiral Ross)
        Deborah Lacey       (Sarah)
        Julianna McCarthy   (Mila)
        Hana Hatae          (Molly O'Brien)
        James Darren        (Vic Fontaine)
        Louise Fletcher     (Kai Winn)
  
 Written By : Ira Steven Behr
              Hans Beimler
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
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 @{b}Caretaker, Part 1 [#1]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48315.6
  
 A starship controlled by the Maquis mysteriously disappears in the Badlands, a
 charged energy field near the demilitarized zone, after being pursued by a
 Cardassian ship. Voyager, commanded by Captain Janeway, is dispatched from DS9
 to the Badlands to find out where the Maquis ship went, especially since a
 Starfleet security operative, Lt. Tuvok, was aboard. Arriving in the Badlands,
 the Voyager is scanned by an unknown presence and then ripped out of the Alpha
 Quadrant by a subspace phenomenon that causes heavy damage and kills many of
 the crew. Voyager ends up next to a space station in an unexplored part of the
 galaxy, 75 years, at maximum warp, from home.
  
 While repairs are being made, Janeway and her crew are kidnapped from the ship
 via transporter beams and deposited in a virtual reality aboard the array, the
 inhabitants of which conduct experiments on the Alpha Quadrant visitors.
  
 Crew : Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Alicia Coppola    (Lt. Stadi)
        Angela Paton      (Aunt Adah Reh)
        Armin Shimerman   (Quark)
        Basil Langton     (Caretaker)
        Bruce French      (Ocampa Doctor)
        Jeff McCarthy     (Human Doctor)
        Jennifer Parsons  (Ocampa Nurse)
        Josh Clark        (Lt. Joseph Carey)
        Keely Sims        (Farmer's Daughter)
        Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
        Richard Poe       (Gul Evek)
        Scott Jaeck       (Lt. Cmdr. Cavit)
        Scott MacDonald   (Ensign Rollins)
        Stan Ivar         (Mark)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
               Jeri Taylor
  
 Story By : Rick Berman
            Michael Piller
            Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
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 @{b}Caretaker, Part 2 [#2]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48315.6
  
 Janeway and Chakotay join forces and go in search of their kidnapped crew
 members. They find a scavenger called Neelix and he tells them that the
 Caretaker has sent them to the fifth planet in a nearby system populated by
 the Ocampa.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Basil Langton       (Caretaker)
        Bruce French        (Ocampa Doctor)
        David Selburg       (Toscat)
        Eric David Johnson  (Daggin)
        Gavan O'Herlihy     (Jabin)
        Jennifer Parsons    (Ocampa Nurse)
        Scott MacDonald     (Ensign Rollins)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
               Jeri Taylor
  
 Story By : Rick Berman
            Michael Piller
            Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
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 @{b}Parallax [#3]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48439.7
  
 B'Elanna Torres faces the prospect of a court martial after hitting Carey, the
 senior surviving member of Voyager's engineering crew, and Janeway balks when
 Chakotay nominates Torres for the position of chief engineer. Before a choice
 can be made, Voyager encounters a quantum singularity that appears to have
 trapped a ship. After an attempt to snag the distant derelict with the tractor
 beam, Voyager is forced to back off as the crew hatches alternate plans to
 retrieve the other ship.
  
 At Chakotay's insistence, Janeway includes Torres in the process, and B'Elanna
 manages to come up with a working theory that the other ship is Voyager,
 already trapped in the singularity. If she can manage to free the ship from
 the phenomenon, B'Elanna may prove herself adequate to the task of becoming
 Voyager's chief engineer.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Josh Clark       (Lt. Joseph Carey)
        Justin Williams  (Jarvin)
        Martha Hackett   (Seska)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
  
 Story By : Jim Trombetta
  
 Directed By : Kim Friedman
 
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 @{b}Time And Again [#4]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48498.7
  
 Exploring a planet which has very recently been rendered uninhabitable by a
 global disaster, Janeway and Paris are separated from the rest of their away
 team and somehow find themselves in the same place, but hours before the
 cataclysm that consumed the planets entire civilization.
  
 Their attempts to remain anonymous while trying to find a way back to their
 own present land them in the middle of a protest against a polaric energy
 plant, which may be the cause of the worlds destruction.
  
 At first, Janeway is adamant that the Prime Directive be adhered to, but when
 she discovers the possibility that her presence may have caused the disaster
 in the first place, the captain decides to set aside Starfleets first rule.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Brady Bluhm      (Latika)
        Jerry Spicer     (Guard)
        Joel Polis       (Terla)
        Nicolas Surovy   (Makull)
        Ryan MacDonald   (Shopkeeper)
        Steve Vaught     (Officer)
  
 Teleplay By : David Kemper
               Michael Piller
  
 Story By : David Kemper
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
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 @{b}Phage [#5]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48532.4
  
 Searching for deposits of refinable dilithium, Voyager stops off at a moon,
 where Chakotay, Kim and Neelix beam to the surface. It turns out that this
 moon is not uninhabited. A group of aliens, known as Vidiians, seem to have
 left a dilithium trail, and one of them attacks Neelix. When the others come
 to his aid, Neelix's lungs have been removed, and only some innovative but
 risky gambles taken by Voyager's holographic doctor can keep him barely alive.
  
 The Vidiians flee the moon in their own ship, and Janeway orders a pursuit. It
 turns out that the attackers are simply trying to survive themselves, their
 species all but wiped out by a deadly disease. Their only hope for survival is
 to take working organs from others, and they cannot return to lungs to Neelix,
 for they have already been used.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Cully Fredricksen     (Dereth)
        Majel Barrett         (Computer Voice)
        Martha Hackett        (Seska)
        Stephen B. Rappaport  (Motura)
  
 Teleplay By : Skye Dent
               Brannon Braga
  
 Story By : Timothy De Hass
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
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 @{b}The Cloud [#6]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48546.2
  
 Investigating a nebula whose energy currents could replenish the ships engines
 and other systems, Voyager penetrates the gases of the nebula, which turns out
 to be a huge life form. The ships entry injures the creature, and Voyager
 barely makes it back into open space intact. Though it will further deplete
 the ships energy reserves, Janeway feels that the crew is obligated to return
 to the nebula/entity and repair the damage caused by Voyager's intrusion.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Angela Dohrmann  (Ricky)
        Judy Geeson      (Sandrine)
        Larry A. Hankin  (Gaunt Garry)
        Luigi Amodeo     (The Gigolo)
  
 Teleplay By : Tom Szollosi
               Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
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 @{b}Eye Of The Needle [#7]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48579.4
  
 Harry's sensor sweeps for space anomalies detect a wormhole which Janeway
 diverts Voyager off course to investigate. Though a probe is able to determine
 that the wormhole leads homeward to the Alpha Quadrant, the wormhole is too
 small to travel through. When the probe is scanned by a ship on the other
 side, the crew begin using it as a relay satellite and make contact with a
 Romulan ship.
  
 Though the Romulan captain is sceptical of Janeway's claim that Voyager is
 in the Delta Quadrant, he eventually realizes the truth and offers to help
 transmit messages home. Later, B'Elanna discovers a possible way to beam
 through the wormhole to the Romulan ship, but this method of returning to
 the Alpha Quadrant is halted by an unforeseeable problem.
  
 Crew : Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Tom Virtue        (Lt. Baxter)
        Vaughn Armstrong  (Telek R'mor)
  
 Teleplay By : Bill Dial
               Jeri Taylor
  
 Story By : Hilary J. Bader
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
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 @{b}Ex Post Facto [#8]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48610.1
  
 Kim returns alone in a shuttle from a trip to Benea which he made with Tom
 Paris. After getting entangled with a scientists wife, and by all accounts
 murdering the scientist in question, Paris has been sentenced to relive the
 crime from the victims point of view every 14 hours. Janeway, despite Tom's
 admittedly less than exemplary record, needs to know for herself if Tom is
 guilty of the crime.
  
 When it turns out that the Benean punishment is reacting badly to Tom's human
 physiology, he is taken back to Voyager. Mysteries begin to pile up, why are
 the neighbouring warlike Numiri attacking Voyager?
  
 And who really committed the murder?
  
 The answers can only come from one source, Tuvok must mind-meld with Paris to
 experience the forced re-enactment of the incident himself.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Henry Brown     (Numiri Captain)
        Francis Guinan  (Minister Kray)
        Aaron Lustig    (Doctor)
        Robin McKee     (Lidell)
        Ray Reinhardt   (Tolen Ren)
  
 Teleplay By : Evan Carlos Somers
               Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Evan Carlos Somers
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
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 @{b}Emanations [#9]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48623.5
  
 Investigating the possibility of a new element detected in the rocky bodies
 comprising a planets ring system, an away team beams down to one of the
 asteroids and finds the ground littered with dead bodies encased in a residual
 shell. As the away team conducts a visual survey, at Chakotay's request to
 avoid desecrating the ritually disposed of deceased, a subspace phenomenon
 occurs, prompting an emergency beamout. But when the away team transports back
 to Voyager, Kim doesn't return, his place taken by a newly arrived body. Harry
 finds himself among a race of ritualistic people who believe he has returned
 from their afterlife, and is besieged with questions about the next emanation.
  
 An alien named Patera, in the meantime, is revived about Voyager. She finds
 herself losing faith in the possibility of the next life, while Harry is the
 subject of intense curiosity and study by Patera's people.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Cecile Callan         (Ptera)
        Jefrey Alan Chandler  (Hatil)
        John Cirigliano       (Alien #1)
        Robin Groves          (Hatil's Wife)
        Martha Hackett        (Seska)
        Jerry Hardin          (Dr. Neria)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
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 @{b}Prime Factors [#10]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48635.8
  
 Voyager is intercepted by a ship from Sakarris, a planet with an advanced
 culture renowned for its hospitality. Sakarran magistrate Gath offers an
 extended visit to his planet, which Janeway accepts. During this visit, Harry
 finds out that the Sakarrans have developed transportation technology that
 could send Voyager at least halfway home, if not all the way.
  
 But the Sakarrans have their own rule, much like Starfleets Prime Directive,
 that will not permit them to share this technology with less advanced
 cultures. However, a faction on Sakarris is willing to exchange a sample of
 their technology with Voyager's crew in exchange for something only the
 outsiders can offer. Janeway will not conduct an unofficial or illegal
 exchange, but she finds out that there are those among her crew who will.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Josh Clark          (Lt. Joseph Carey)
        Ronald Guttman      (Gath)
        Martha Hackett      (Seska)
        Andrew Hill Newman  (Jaret)
        Yvonne Suhor        (Eudana)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Perricone
               Greg Elliot
  
 Story By : David R. George III
            Eric A. Stillwell
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
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 @{b}State Of Flux [#11]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48658.2
  
 A visit to the surface of a habitable planet becomes less than routine when a
 Kazon ship is detected nearby. All away teams are recalled to Voyager, but
 Seska can't be found. Chakotay finds her in a cave nearby, where the two of
 them are attacked by Kazons but escape. The Kazon ship is sending a distress
 signal, and despite her own misgivings and Neelix's warnings, Janeway sends an
 away team to the ship.
  
 It is discovered that the Kazons somehow acquired some Federation technology
 and suffered a fatal accident while trying to install it on their ship. Other
 Kazon ships are on the way, and Janeway faces the possibility that someone
 aboard Voyager has decided to ally themselves with the enemy.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett      (Computer Voice)
        Josh Clark         (Lt. Joseph Carey)
        Anthony DeLongis   (Kazon)
        Martha Hackett     (Seska)
  
 Teleplay By : Chris Abbott
  
 Story By : Paul Robert Coyle
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
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 @{b}Heroes And Demons [#12]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48693.2
  
 As Voyager passes near a protostar, Janeway and Torres try to beam some
 samples of its photonic material aboard. When they try to enlist Harry's help
 in studying it, they find that he has disappeared from the ship. Chakotay and
 Tuvok go to where Harry was last found, the holodeck, and try to learn what
 happened to their comrade by interacting with Harry's Beowulf holodeck
 program. Even Chakotay and Tuvok vanish when Grendel comes to ravage the Hall
 Heorot. Someone needs to venture into the holodeck to find where the missing
 crewmen are going, or if they're still alive.
  
 Into Hrothgar's keep steps a new warrior, the only member of Voyager's crew
 immune to the threat of being snatched out of the holodeck. The affair of
 Grendel was made known to him on his native soil, space travellers said that
 this hall, best of holoscenarios, stands empty and useless to all warriors
 after the evening light becomes hidden beneath the cover of the sky. Therefore
 his people, or specifically Captain Janeway, advised that he should
 investigate because they know what his strength can accomplish, but can the
 holographic doctor grapple with something other than a medical emergency?
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett      (Computer Voice)
        Michael Keenan     (Hrothgar)
        Marjorie Monaghan  (Freya)
        Christopher Neame  (Unferth)
  
 Written By : Naren Shankar
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
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 @{b}Cathexis [#13]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48734.2
  
 Tuvok and Chakotay barely survive an alien attack within a dark matter nebula
 they were exploring. Chakotay is returned to Voyager in a brain dead state,
 but Tuvok recovers. After numerous acts of sabotage prevent Janeway from
 taking Voyager into the nebula to investigate, it becomes evident that an
 alien consciousness is loose aboard the ship, moving from person to person in
 order to keep Voyager out of the nebula. Another presence then makes itself
 known, this one hell bent on taking the ship into danger.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Michael Cumpsty  (Lord Burleigh)
        Brian Markinson  (Durst)
        Carolyn Seymour  (Mrs. Templeton)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
            Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Kim Friedman
 
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 @{b}Faces [#14]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48784.2
  
 An away team left to explore a planetoid has been captured by the phage
 ravaged Vidiians, who are seeking alien genes resistant to the disease for
 incorporation into the Vidiians own genetic structure. In one experiment,
 Vidiian surgeon Sulan splits B'Elanna into two entirely separate beings, one
 Klingon, the other human. B'Elanna's human side is timid and weak compared to
 her powerful warrior half, who escapes from Sulan's lab. A gamble by Chakotay
 pays off in rescuing the surviving crew members from the Vidiians, but
 B'Elanna, despite her desire to be free of her hot tempered Klingon half, will
 die unless she is reintegrated.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Rob LaBelle      (Talaxian Prisoner)
        Brian Markinson  (Sulan / Durst)
        Barton Tinapp    (Guard)
  
 Teleplay By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Story By : Jonathan Glassner
            Kenneth Biller
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
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 @{b}Jetrel [#15]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48832.1
  
 An alien ship contacts Voyager and asks for Neelix by name, when the party
 seeking Neelix turns out to be a Haakonian named Jetrel, Neelix reacts badly.
  
 Jetrel was a scientist who developed the metreon cascade, an immensely
 powerful weapon that destroyed 300,000 Talaxians, including Neelix's family,
 during a war with the Haakonians fifteen years ago. Jetrel announces that
 Neelix could be suffering from a terminal condition resulting from minimal
 exposure to the metreon cascade, and offers to try to study him to find a
 cure. But Neelix wants no part of easing Jetrel's conscience.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Larry A. Hankin  (Gaunt Garry)
        James Sloyan     (Jetrel)
  
 Teleplay By : Jack Klein
               Karen Klein
               Kenneth Biller
  
 Story By : James Thomton
            Scott Nimerfro
  
 Directed By : Kim Friedman
 
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 @{b}Learning Curve [#16]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48846.5
  
 After a Maquis officer named Dalby breaks with procedure and replaces a faulty
 bioneural circuit without reporting the malfunction, Janeway assigns Tuvok,
 himself a former instructor at Starfleet Academy, to bring Dalby and a handful
 of other problematic Maquis up to speed on Starfleet protocol. This task
 proves more daunting than Tuvok could have imagined, since even the most
 worrisome Academy cadets at least wanted to be in Starfleet. Despite an order
 from Chakotay to learn the Starfleet ropes, Dalby and his fellow trainees are
 determined not to learn a thing, until their lives depend on it.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett      (Computer Voice)
        Thomas Dekker      (Henry)
        Lindsey Haun       (Beatrice)
        Catherine MacNeal  (Henley)
        Derek McGrath      (Chell)
        Kenny Morrison     (Geron)
        Armand Schultz     (Dalby)
  
 Written By : Ronald Wilkerson
              Jean Louise Matthias
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
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 @{b}The 37's [#17]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48975.1
  
 Voyager follows a trail of spaceborne rust, where the crew finds a centuries
 old land vehicle from Earth drifting through space. When Paris manages to
 start the old truck, Harry's curiosity about its AM radio uncovers an equally
 ancient SOS coming from a nearby planet. Janeway, hoping that whatever brought
 the truck and the source of the distress call to the Delta Quadrant could be
 found and used to send Voyager home, orders a landing. A vintage aeroplane is
 found on the surface with an alien power supply keeping the SOS on the air,
 and eight alien abducted humans are found in stasis chambers also constructed
 by an alien intelligence.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : David Graf       (Fred Noonan)
        Sharon Lawrence  (Amelia Earhart)
        John Rubinstein  (John Evansville)
        James Saito      (Japanese Soldier)
        Mel Winkler      (Jack Hayes)
  
 Written By : Jeri Taylor
              Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
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 @{b}Initiations [#18]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 49005.3
  
 Alone in a shuttlecraft preforming the Pakra, a solitary ritual commemorating
 his father, Chakotay is attacked by a Kazon Ogla vessel. When he destroys the
 attacking craft and rescues the lone pilot, he discovers that his opponent is
 a young boy trying to make his mark in Kazon society by killing an enemy. The
 price of the boys failure is ostracism from his culture. Chakotay is faced
 with the dilemma of saving his own life while righting the harm he has
 unwittingly done to the boy.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett       (Computer Voice)
        Tim deZarn          (Haliz)
        Aron Eisenberg      (Kar)
        Patrick Kilpatrick  (Razik)
  
 Written By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
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 @{b}Projections [#19]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48892.1
  
 The holographic doctors day is not off to a good start. Automatically brought
 online by a red alert, he finds that the ship has, according to the computer,
 been abandoned after a Kazon attack. But this turns out to be wrong when
 Torres shows up to enlist the doctors help in aiding the injured Janeway on
 the bridge. Thanks to a holographic projection system that can transfer the
 doctor to key parts of the ship other than sick bay, he visits the bridge for
 the first time, and then to the mess hall to help Neelix fend off a Kazon.
  
 At this point, however, the doctors grip on reality is loosened when he finds
 that not only can he bleed, but according to every available tricorder he is
 the only living thing on board Voyager. He begins to believe these incredible
 things when a holographic engineer named Barclay appears and insists that the
 doctor is in fact Dr. Louis Zimmerman, a holoprogrammer trapped in a holodeck
 emergency simulation in the Alpha Quadrant.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Dwight Schultz  (Lt. Reginald Barclay)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
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 @{b}Elogium [#20]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48921.3
  
 A strange energy disturbance detected by the crew turns out to be a swarm of
 space-dwelling life forms whose electrophoretic emissions cause sudden
 hormonal maturation in Kes. She spontaneously enters the Elogium in
 preparation to have a child, which she desperately wants.
  
 Neelix is troubled by the thought of becoming a father and seeks the advice of
 Tuvok. Kes's condition causes Janeway to wonder about the implications of
 raising families aboard Voyager, but the crews immediate concern is the
 dominant member of the swarm, which views the ship as a rival for mates.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Terry Correll  (N. D. Crewmember)
        Nancy Hower    (Ensign Samantha Wildman)
        Gary O'Brien   (Crewmember)
  
 Teleplay By : Kenneth Biller
               Jeri Taylor
  
 Story By : Jimmy Diggs
            Steve J. Kay
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
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@Node STE486 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Non Sequitur [#21]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 49011.0
  
 Harry Kim wakes up in San Francisco where he finds himself in bed with his
 fiancee. He is a bright young Starfleet engineer, and his friend Ensign Danny
 Bird got his slot on the Voyager which disappeared several months before, yet
 the last thing Harry remembers is piloting one of Voyager's shuttles in the
 Delta Quadrant.
  
 His efforts to make sense of the situation make his superiors suspect that
 Harry is a Maquis spy. He discovers that he is an alternate timeline and
 finds allies in strange places as he tries to return to his own reality.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Jennifer Gatti   (Libby)
        Louis Giambalvo  (Cosimo)
        Mark Kiely       (Lt. Lasca)
        Jack Shearer     (Admiral Strickler)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE487 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Twisted [#22]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 48945.8
  
 On Holodeck 2, Kes's second birthday party is interrupted by the news of a
 spatial distortion. As the crew scatters to their duty stations, they discover
 that something has affected the inside of the ship and the corridors seem to be
 shifting. It becomes impossible to reliably get anywhere my standard means.
 Captain Janeway makes physical contact with the anomaly and is rendered
 unconscious, leaving Chakotay in command as an implosion ring continues to
 crush the ship. After exhausting all other courses of action, the crew is left
 with the most unlikely option of all.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Terry Correll    (Crewmember)
        Judy Geeson      (Sandrine)
        Larry A. Hankin  (Gaunt Garry)
        Tom Virtue       (Baxter)
  
 Teleplay By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Story By : Arnold Rudnick
            Rich Hosek
  
 Directed By : Kim Friedman
 
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@Node STE488 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Parturition [#23]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 As Tom Paris admits he's falling in love with Kes, Neelix's jealousy starts to
 get the better of him. But with the ships food reserves down to 30% of
 capacity, the feuding pair are dispatched to an inhospitable planet in hopes
 of procuring more food. But atmospheric storms disable their shuttle, causing
 them to crashland on Planet Hell, and cutting them off from Voyager. Trying to
 survive, they come upon some hatching eggs and are faced with two additional
 dilemmas, helping the newborn to survive and dealing with its mother.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett  (Computer Voice)
  
 Written By : Tom Szollosi
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
@EndNode

@Node STE489 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Persistence Of Vision [#24]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Although Voyager is about to enter Bothan space, the Doctor orders Janeway to
 relax with her holonovel to help her deal with the stress of command. But the
 stress is magnified when she begins to see items and characters from the
 holonovel outside the holodeck. Neelix reports that not much is known about
 the Botha except that they are extremely territorial and that many ships have
 disappeared without a trace in their space.
  
 When the Botha rendezvous with Voyager, they launch an unprovoked attack. As
 they manoeuvre to resist the attack, Voyager's crew are overcome by
 hallucinations which disable everyone on the ship except the Doctor and Kes,
 whose nascent telepathic powers enable her to resist the hallucinations.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Michael Cumpsty  (Lord Burleigh)
        Thomas Dekker    (Henry)
        Lindsey Haun     (Beatrice)
        Marva Hicks      (J'pel)
        Stan Ivar        (Mark)
        Patrick Kerr     (The Bothan)
        Warren Munson    (Admiral Paris)
        Carolyn Seymour  (Mrs. Templeton)
  
 Written By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
@EndNode

@Node STE490 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Tattoo [#25]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 While on a moon looking for polyferranide deposits to reseal the warp coils,
 Chakotay sees an ancient symbol. The last time he saw it was on a quest to
 Earth with his father, who explained it was a blessing to the land left by
 descendants of the ancient Rubber Tree People. Following a warp signature
 leads Voyager to a planet which seems to use the weather to prevent their
 approach. Chakotay goes alone to meet the planets inhabitants and meets the
 people worshipped by his ancestors as the Sky Spirits.
  
 Meanwhile, aboard the ship, Kes has noticed an appalling lack of compassion in
 the Doctors personality. She suggests that if he were ever sick, he would
 develop more empathy for the sufferings of his patients. He accepts her
 challenge, but his confidence is shaken by his experience with a 29 hour
 Livodian flu.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Richard Chaves  (The Chief)
        Henry Darrow    (Kolopak)
        Richard Fancy   (Alien)
        Nancy Hower     (Ensign Samantha Wildman)
        Joseph Palmas   (Antonio)
        Douglas Spain   (Young Chakotay)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Larry Brody
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE491 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Cold Fire [#26]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The remains of The Caretaker suddenly begin to resonate with the life signs of
 another sporocystian life form and the crew begins to search for what is
 apparently the other caretaker. They find a smaller copy of The Caretakers
 array with over 2,000 Ocampa aboard. Kes meets with Tanis, who begins to teach
 her the traditions of her people. He also speaks of Suspiria, a member of the
 Caretakers race known as the Nacene, who lives in a subspace layer called
 Exosia. But when Voyager finally encounters her, Suspiria wishes to destroy
 the ship in revenge for the death of her companion.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett     (Narrator)
        Gary Graham       (Tanis)
        Norman Large      (Ocampa)
        Lindsay Ridgeway  (Girl)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
  
 Story By : Anthony Williams
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE492 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Maneuvers [#27]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate 49208.5
  
 While following a mysterious hail, Voyager is attacked by a Kazon Nistrim
 ship. With the help of Seska, raiders steal a transporter module and escape.
 Embarrassed by the way Seska used him, Chakotay goes off alone to recover the
 Federation technology. As the Kazon sects gather for a final assault on
 Voyager, the crew makes a desperate attempt to rescue their first officer.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett      (Computer Voice)
        Anthony DeLongis   (Jal Culluh)
        John Gegenhuber    (Jal Kelat)
        Martha Hackett     (Seska)
        Terry Lester       (Jal Haron)
  
 Written By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE493 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Resistance [#28]@{ub} (1995)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 While buying tellerium on a planetary blackmarket, a landing party is attacked
 by the Mokran police force. While Tuvok and Torres are taken into custody,
 Janeway is hidden by a member of the Alsurian resistance. Caylem is a tired
 old man who has been completely unstrung by the deaths of his wife and
 daughter in the struggle against the Mokra. In his sorrow, he believes that
 Janeway is his daughter and leads her into the heart of the Mokran defences.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Joel Grey        (Caylem)
        Glenn Morshower  (Guard #1)
        Alan Scarfe      (Augris)
        Tom Todoroff     (Darod)
  
 Teleplay By : Lisa Klink
  
 Story By : Michael Jan Friedman
            Kevin J. Ryan
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE494 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Prototype [#29]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The crew beams aboard a damaged robot of humanoid design and B'Elanna takes up
 its repair as a challenge. When she manages to repair its power module, the
 robot asks her to produce more power modules so that more robots can be
 created. When Janeway objects, the robots kidnap Torres and threatens to
 destroy Voyager unless she cooperates. But the Praelor turn out not to be
 the only robots in the quadrant.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Hugh Hodgin  (6263 / Prototype)
        Rick Worthy  (3947 / Cravic 122)
  
 Written By : Nicholas Corea
  
 Directed By : Jonathan Frakes
 
@EndNode

@Node STE495 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Alliances [#30]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 49337.4
  
 Under continuing attack from the Kazon, Voyager seeks an alliance. But when
 talks with the Kazon break down, Janeway opens talks with the Trabe, who are
 also trying to leave Kazon space. The Trabe once oppressed the Kazon, but they
 seem to embody Janeway's ideas of Federation principles and they propose a
 meeting among all parties, including the Kazon. The meeting goes well until a
 ship opens fire upon the participants, exposing a new threat and dissolving
 the peace process.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Simon Billig       (Hogan)
        Larry Cedar        (Tersa)
        Anthony DeLongis   (Jal Culluh)
        John Gegenhuber    (Jal Kelat)
        Martha Hackett     (Seska)
        Charles O. Lucia   (Mabus)
        Raphael Sbarge     (Michael Jonas)
        Mirron E. Willis   (Rettik)
  
 Written By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE496 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Threshold [#31]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 49373.4
  
 Torres, Kim, and Paris work as a team to cross the transwarp threshold and
 travel at warp 10, a theoretical impossibility which would allow the traveller
 to occupy all points in space simultaneously. Though the attempt is
 successful, Paris's biochemistry undergoes a massive change which causes him
 to mutate into a more evolved version of humanity. The new Paris kidnaps
 Janeway and they both cross the barrier in the shuttle, precipitating more
 changes in both of them.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
        Raphael Sbarge    (Michael Jonas)
        Mirron E. Willis  (Rettik)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
  
 Story By : Michael De Luca
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE497 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Meld [#32]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 When Crewman Darwin turns up dead all signs point to Crewman Suder, a former
 Maquis and a Betazoid, as the murderer. Suder even confesses, but when Janeway
 is loathe to either imprison him for life or execute him, Tuvok tries to
 rehabilitate him using the Vulcan mind meld. But entering the mind of Suder
 means that the murderer also enters Tuvok's mind.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Simon Billig     (Hogan)
        Angela Dohrmann  (Ricky)
        Brad Dourif      (Suder)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Michael Sussman
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE498 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Dreadnought [#33]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 49447.0
  
 After coming upon a debris field, Torres realized that it was caused by a
 powerful Cardassian weapon which had been brought to the Delta quadrant by the
 Caretaker. Due to the jump, its navigational system thinks that the Delta
 Quadrants densely populated Rakosa 5 is its target instead of the Cardassian
 fuel depot on Aschelan 5 in the Alpha Quadrant. Unable to disarm the warhead,
 both Torres and Janeway face destruction as they try to save the planet.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Nancy Hower     (Ensign Samantha Wildman)
        Dan Kern        (Kellan)
        Raphael Sbarge  (Michael Jonas)
        Michael Spound  (Lorrum)
  
 Written By : Gary Holland
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE499 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Death Wish [#34]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 49301.2
  
 When the crew investigates a strange comet, they accidentally beam aboard a
 renegade member of the Q continuum who had been imprisoned for wanting to die.
 When Q comes to take him back, the new Q requests asylum from Captain Janeway
 who convenes a hearing to determine whether asylum will be granted. Although Q
 attempts to influence the outcome, the Captain comes to a difficult decision
 on her own.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : John de Lancie   (Q)
        Peter Dennis     (Sir Isaac Newton)
        Jonathan Frakes  (Cmdr. William Riker)
        Maury Ginsberg   (Himself)
        Gerrit Graham    (Q)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Piller
  
 Story By : Shawn Piller
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
@EndNode

@Node STE500 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Lifesigns [#35]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 49504.3
  
 Voyager beams aboard a dying Vidiian woman. The Doctor creates an image of her
 from the transporter pattern buffer to stabilize her while he attempts a cure.
 She turns out to be a hematologist who was travelling to a distant colony to
 help combat the Phage. In helping her, the Doctor learns much about himself.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Susan Diol      (Dr. Danara Pel)
        Rick Gianasi    (Gigolo)
        Martha Hackett  (Seska)
        Raphael Sbarge  (Michael Jonas)
        Michael Spound  (Lorrum)
  
 Written By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE501 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Investigations [#36]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 49485.2
  
 We see the first episode of a Briefing With Neelix, an internal broadcast
 which Neelix hopes will improve morale. But after speaking with Harry Kim,
 former editor of the StarFleet Academy newspaper, he is inspired to
 investigate the departure of Tom Paris.
  
 Tom's departure and his previous bad behaviour were all a ruse to flush out
 the person who was passing information to Seska and the Kazon. But Neelix
 doesn't know this and jeopardizes the whole scheme.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Simon Billig    (Hogan)
        Martha Hackett  (Seska)
        Raphael Sbarge  (Michael Jonas)
        Jerry Sroka     (Laxeth)
  
 Teleplay By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Story By : Jeff Schnaufer
            Ed Bond
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE502 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Deadlock [#37]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 49548.7
  
 The crew anticipates the arrival of Voyager's first baby as Ensign Wildman
 goes into labour. But the expectations are marred when a flotilla of Vidiian
 ships is spotted ahead. Janeway orders a detour through a nebula, but that
 route causes severe damage to the ship.
  
 Voyager becomes stranded when its antimatter supply begins to drain with no
 explanation. Harry is killed when a hull breach opens beneath him and he falls
 into open space, and Kes vanishes through a spacial rift and reappears aboard
 a duplicate version of Voyager.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Simon Billig    (Hogan)
        Bob Clendenin   (Vidiian Surgeon)
        Keythe Farley   (Vidiian #2)
        Nancy Hower     (Ensign Samantha Wildman)
        Chris Johnston  (Vidiian #1)
        Ray Proscia     (Vidiian Cmdr.)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE503 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Innocence [#38]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 One of Voyager's shuttles has crashed on a class-M planet and Tuvok is unable
 to prevent Ensign Bennet from dying from his injuries. Tuvok notices that they
 are being watched by a small child and introduces himself. Two other children
 emerge from the jungle and they tell Tuvok that they have been left here to be
 killed by a creature called the Morrok. Meanwhile, Voyager is making first
 contact with the Drayans, a highly civilized race that does not invite the
 potential cultural contamination from other species.
  
 The first contact is diplomatic enough, but it is made clear that Voyager and
 her crew are not welcome. When Tuvok's presence with the children becomes a
 diplomatic incident, Janeway faces the possibility of a hostile reaction to
 any attempt to rescue him.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Richard Garon    (Ensign Bennet)
        Marnie McPhail   (Alicia)
        Tahj D. Mowry    (Corin)
        Sarah Rayne      (Elanni)
        Tiffany Taubman  (Tressa)
  
 Teleplay By : Lisa Klink
  
 Story By : Anthony Williams
  
 Directed By : James L. Conway
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}The Thaw [#39]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Voyager approaches a ravaged planet, but Janeway is surprised when a hail is
 received from an automated system. The message describes the disaster that
 devastated the planet and the cryogenically frozen handful of survivors.
 Janeway has the survivors beamed up, and Harry determines that their minds are
 linked in a complex computer system. Some of the survivors have not, in fact,
 survived, and the doctor suspects some kind of trauma. It is also discovered
 that the frozen survivors should've been revived long ago.
  
 Harry and B'Elanna are linked to the computer and pay a visit to the
 artificial reality that the survivors minds inhabit. It turns out to be a
 bizarre circus environment which is ruled by a malevolent clown known as Fear,
 who intends to keep the remaining survivors trapped in their interactive
 system to preserve his own existence.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Tony Carlin       (Physician)
        Thomas Kopache    (Viorsa)
        Patty Maloney     (Little Woman)
        Michael McKean    (The Clown)
        Shannon O'Hurley  (The Programmer)
        Carel Struycken   (Spectre)
  
 Teleplay By : Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Richard Gadas
  
 Directed By : Marvin V. Rush
 
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 @{b}Tuvix [#40]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 49655.2
  
 Tuvok and Neelix are sent on an away mission to collect samples of vegetation
 from a nearby planet. When they are beamed back up, a transporter glitch
 combines them into one being, a Vulcan/Talaxian fusion that eventually calls
 itself Tuvix. Tuvix has the knowledge, memories and personalities of both
 Tuvok and Neelix, from Tuvok's expertise and logic to Neelix's quirky emotions
 and his love for Kes. Despite the crews concerns about their two comrades,
 Tuvix is perfectly healthy and resumes both Tuvok's tactical duties and even
 some of Neelix's cooking.
  
 After several weeks, the doctor comes up with a means of splitting Tuvix back
 into his component parts, but Tuvix himself refuses to undergo the procedure.
 Janeway struggles with the implications of a decision that could amount to
 executing Tuvix to bring Tuvok and Neelix back, but Tuvix tries to convince
 the crew that the captain is about to commit murder.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Simon Billig  (Hogan)
        Tom Wright    (Lt. Tuvix)
        Bahni Turpin  (Swinn)
  
 Teleplay By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Story By : Andrew Shepard Price
            Mark Gaberman
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Resolutions [#41]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 49690.1
  
 Janeway and Chakotay, infected with a virus, are awakened from stasis and find
 themselves on the planet where they contracted the illness. The doctors
 research indicates that leaving the planet would prove fatal for them, and
 suggests contacting the medically advanced Vidiians for help, having failed to
 discover a cure himself. Survival provisions are sent to the planet, and
 Janeway hands command over to Tuvok and orders him to give the Vidiians a wide
 berth for the crews safety.
  
 Violent storms on the planet wrecks the equipment Janeway had been using to
 conduct her own research on the virus, and she finally begins to resign
 herself to the possibility that she and Chakotay may have to settle into the
 roles of Adam and Eve. Tuvok finally consents to contact the Vidiians, but
 despite the fact that the doctors old flame Dr. Denara Pel offers an antidote
 to the disease, her fellow Vidiians carry out a relentless ambush on Voyager.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Simon Billig  (Hogan)
        Susan Diol    (Dr. Danara Pel)
        Bahni Turpin  (Swinn)
  
 Written By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE507 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Basics, Part 1 [#42]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Voyager receives a message from an automated buoy sent by Seska, begging
 Chakotay to rescue her and the child she conceived with his DNA from the
 Kazons. A Kazon life pod is discovered, carrying Tiernah, one of Cullah's
 aides who has apparently fallen out of favour with the Maje.
  
 He volunteers information on a safe path through Kazon space which results in a
 number of minor hit and run Kazon attacks. Janeway becomes suspicious when all
 the attacks focus on one seemingly unimportant part of Voyager and orders the
 ship to double back on its course, only to find a well organized Kazon ambush.
 Tiernah detonates a kamikaze bomb implanted in his own body, and the attacks
 render Voyager completely helpless, unable even to self-destruct.
  
 Cullah and the Kazons board Voyager with Seska and take command of the ship.
 The entire crew is left on a primitive planet without any technology, and
 Janeway can only watch helplessly as the crews only hope to reach home rises
 into the sky and off into space under the control of the Kazons.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett      (Computer Voice)
        Henry Darrow       (Kolopak)
        Anthony DeLongis   (Jal Culluh)
        Brad Dourif        (Suder)
        John Gegenhuber    (Tierna)
        Martha Hackett     (Seska)
        Scott Haven        (Kazon #1)
  
 Written By : Michael Piller
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
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@Node STE508 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Basics, Part 2 [#43]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50032.7
  
 Janeway and most of the crew, abandoned with none of their technology on the
 volcanic planet by the Kazon Nistrim, struggle to survive against both the
 elements and a group of primitive cave dwellers. Aboard the captured Voyager,
 the Doctor and recovering sociopath Lon Suder form an alliance to try to gain
 control back from Cullah's boarding party while Tom Paris seeks help from a
 distant group of Talaxians. Suder makes the greatest sacrifice of all as he
 finds he must release the dark side of his psyche in order to save the ship.
  
 Chakotay establishes the rudiments of communication with the tribesmen on the
 planet. And Paris convinces a reluctant Commander Paxim to use his Talaxian
 fleet in an attack which depends on timing to avoid disaster.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett         (Narrator / Computer Voice)
        Simon Billig          (Hogan)
        David Cowgill         (Hanonian #2)
        Anthony DeLongis      (Jal Culluh)
        Brad Dourif           (Suder)
        Russ Fega             (Paxim)
        Martha Hackett        (Seska)
        Scott Haven           (Kazon Engineer)
        Nancy Hower           (Ensign Samantha Wildman)
        John Kenton Shull     (Kazon #2)
        Michael Bailey Smith  (Hanonian #1)
  
 Written By : Michael Piller
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE509 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Flashback [#44]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50126.4 & Stardate 9521.6
  
 With the crew excited at the prospect of a new source of sirillium, Voyager
 approaches a Class 17 nebula gaseous anomaly, but at the sight of it on the
 viewscreen Tuvok experiences a flashback to what is apparently a traumatic
 experience in his youth. Yet it is not an episode from Tuvok's past and the
 Doctor has no explanation, except for the observation that Tuvok's neural
 synapses break down each time the memory returns.
  
 When Tuvok begins to express concern over finding cloaked Klingon ships this
 close to Klingon space he decides to regress using the technique of the Vulcan
 mind meld, asking Janeway to be his guide and counsellor. She joins in his
 memory as an outside observer to objectify the experience. Yet he does not
 return to the memory in question but to a memory of his first deep space
 assignment, 80 years previously aboard the Excelsior. It is here that the
 source of the mystery lies, but they are fighting time as Tuvok's neural
 synapses continue to degrade and Janeway suddenly becomes a participant in
 Tuvok's memory and not just as an observer.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Michael Ansara     (Kang)
        Boris Krutonog     (Helmsman Lojur)
        Jeremy Roberts     (Valtane)
        George Takei       (Capt. Hikaru Sulu)
        Grace Lee Whitney  (Lt. Rand)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE510 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}The Chute [#45]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50156.2
  
 Harry Kim, disoriented and injured, finds himself in a circle of brutal thugs,
 his new neighbours in an alien prison camp. Harry finds help in the form of
 fellow prisoner Tom Paris, and they begin trying to escape, but their efforts
 are hindered by rising tempers, caused by implants that stimulate random,
 violent impulses.
  
 Janeway receives word that Kim and Paris have been convicted of a terrorist
 bombing on a planet they were visiting, and that the sentence, lifetime
 imprisonment in an impenetrable location, has already been carried out.
  
 Paris and Kim find that the only escape from their prison is through a chute
 that is protected by a lethal force field, but during an attempt to shortout
 the chutes defences they are attacked and Tom suffers a severe stab wound.
  
 The Voyager crew track down the real terrorists, but by the time Janeway can
 win a confession and clear her crewmates names, their cellmates may have
 murdered them, or they may have killed each other.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Don R. McManus   (Zip)
        Rosemary Morgan  (Piri)
        Beans Morocco    (Rib)
        James Parks      (Vel)
        Robert Pine      (Liria)
        Ed Trotta        (Pit)
  
 Teleplay By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Story By : Clayvon Harris
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

@Node STE511 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}The Swarm [#46]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50252.3
  
 En route back to Voyager, the shuttle carrying Paris and Torres is boarded by
 two unfamiliar alien life-forms, who render the Voyager crewmembers unconscious
 and then leave. Voyager recovers the shuttle, but as the Doctor treats the
 badly injured Paris, he suffers from an increasing memory loss that he first
 encountered while running an opera program on the holodeck.
  
 Kes notices the Doctors forgetfulness and alerts Torres to the problem. One
 easy solution would be to completely reinitialise the Doctor, but he would
 lose every memory of the past two years. Trying to salvage the wealth of
 information and relationships the Doctor has established, Torres calls up a
 holodeck diagnostic simulation of the Doctors creator, Dr. Zimmerman. In the
 meantime, Janeway's decision to stealthily pass through the territory claimed
 by a hive of insectoid beings may result in Voyager being destroyed by the
 aliens sheer numbers.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Robert Picardo  (Dr. Lewis Zimmerman)
        Carole Davis    (The Diva)
        Steven Houska   (Chardis)
  
 Written By : Mike Sussman
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE512 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}False Profits [#47]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50074.3
  
 The investigation of a possible wormhole reveals signs of visitors from the
 Alpha Quadrant on a primitive planet. Chakotay and Paris make an incognito
 visit to a location where sensors have detected a replicator in use, only to
 find a village of humanoids who seem obsessed with charging money for any
 goods or services, no matter how insignificant. At the heart of this culture
 lie two Ferengi, stranded in the Delta Quadrant since they were trapped by the
 Barzan Wormhole discovered by the Enterprise seven years earlier.
  
 The Ferengi have come to this society as gods bearing wisdom, the Ferengi
 Rules of Acquisition, but their true motive is to exploit the native
 population for their own gain. Janeway sets a plan into motion which involves
 Neelix masquerading as an envoy from the Grand Nagus. But if his disguise
 fails to fool the Ferengi, he may find that these profit mongerers will do
 anything to keep their grasp on godhood.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Alan Altshuld      (Sandal Maker)
        Dan Shor           (Dr. Arridor)
        John Walter Davis  (Takarian Merchant)
        Leslie Jordon      (Kol)
        Michael Ensign     (Bard)
        Rob LaBelle        (Kafar)
  
 Teleplay By : Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : George A. Brozak
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE513 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Remember [#48]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50203.1
  
 An old woman with telepathics powers gives her memories to B'Elanna, before
 she dies. She remembers how her race wiped out another species, the younger
 generation must be told so that this will happen never again. As Voyager
 ferries some telepathic Delta Quadrant denizens from a colony to their home
 world, B'Elanna experiences an intense dream about a member of their race,
 even though the object of her fascination is not one of Voyager's passengers.
  
 B'Elanna believes that the woman whose life she experienced was murdered by
 someone trying to cover up the truth about the aliens violent history, and
 since she now possesses the secret, she may be next.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Eve H. Brenner   (Jora Mireli)
        Bruce Davison    (Jareth)
        Charles Esten    (Dathan Alaris)
        Nancy Kaine      (Woman)
        Athena Massey    (Jessen)
        Tina Reddington  (Girl)
        Eugene Roche     (Jor Brel)
  
 Teleplay By : Lisa Klink
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
            Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE514 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Sacred Ground [#49]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50063.2
  
 On a visit to a monastery on an alien world, Kes and Neelix visit a shrine.
 When Kes approaches it, an energy field knocks her out, and a government
 official informs the crew that Kes has been punished by the worlds ancient
 spirits for trespassing on holy ground.
  
 Beamed to Voyager's sickbay, Kes is slowly dying and the Doctor can offer no
 alternatives to save her. Janeway beams down to the planet to undergo any
 voyage of discovery necessary to save Kes, but her path is less than
 straightforward and may not yield any useful information.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Parley Baer      (Old Man)
        Becky Ann Baker  (Guide)
        Keene Curtis     (Old Man)
        Harry Groener    (The Magistrate)
        Estelle Harris   (Old Woman)
  
 Teleplay By : Lisa Klink
  
 Story By : Geo Cameron
  
 Directed By : Robert Duncan McNeill
 
@EndNode

@Node STE515 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Future's End, Part 1 [#50]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A brief encounter with a vessel whose lone occupant claims to be a Federation
 time scout from 500 years in the future results in a fierce firefight. The
 future captain describes a cataclysmic disaster in the 29th century resulting
 from an incident that Voyager is about to initiate. The timeship is damaged in
 the ensuing battle and is pulled into the temporal rift through which it
 arrived, which also drags Voyager in. Voyager is taken back to Earth, 1996.
  
 Janeway and Chakotay discover that Henry Starling captured the timeship and
 used, what he could understand of the 29th century technology, to start the
 computer revolution. He now wants to use the timeship to go to the future to
 bring back more advanced technology.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Ed Begley Jr.        (Henry Starling)
        Christian R. Conrad  (Dunbar)
        Susan Patterson      (Ensign Kaplan)
        Allan G. Royal       (Capt. Braxton)
        Sarah Silverman      (Rain Robinson)
        Barry Wiggins        (Policeman)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
              Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE516 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Future's End, Part 2 [#51]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50312.5
  
 Tuvok and Paris enlist Rain's help in contacting Voyager and setting a trap
 for Starling which involves pinpointing his location to allow a transporter
 kidnap from a shuttlecraft. Starling, however, has two tricks up his sleeve,
 the Doctor, equipped with a portable holo-emitter, is his hostage, and he has
 a device to thwart the shuttles transporter. The shuttles systems overload and
 the shuttle, piloted by Chakotay and Torres, crashes in the Arizona desert,
 Chakotay and B'Elanna fall into the hands of a cult militia group. Starling
 escapes and launches the timeship despite Janeway's warnings.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett        (Computer Voice)
        Ed Begley Jr.        (Henry Starling)
        Christian R. Conrad  (Dunbar)
        Brent Hinkley        (Militia Man #1)
        Clayton Murray       (Militia Man #2)
        Susan Patterson      (Ensign Kaplan)
        Allan G. Royal       (Capt. Braxton)
        Sarah Silverman      (Rain Robinson)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
              Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE517 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Warlord [#52]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50348.1
  
 Voyager's crew barely manages to rescue three occupants of a battle damaged
 spacecraft, one of whom dies in sickbay immediately after transport. When
 Voyager returns the survivors to their planet, an official beams aboard and
 is killed by Kes, who also kills the transporter chief and struggles with
 Janeway. Kes and the other refugees steal a shuttlecraft and escape.
  
 Kes's body has been taken over by Tieran, a power mad dictator who has
 developed the ability to transfer his consciousness into the minds of others
 to insure his immortality. Tieran kills the rightful ruler and assumes power.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett       (Computer Voice)
        Anthony Crivello    (Adin)
        Charles Emmett      (Resh)
        Galyn Gorg          (Nori)
        Brad Greenquist     (Demmas)
        Leigh J. McCloskey  (Tieran)
        Karl Wiedergott     (Ameron)
  
 Teleplay By : Lisa Klink
  
 Story By : Andrew Shepard Price
            Mark Gaberman
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE518 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}The Q And The Grey [#53]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50384.6
  
 After the crew witnesses a supernova explosion from a safe distance, Janeway
 retires for the evening, only to be wooed in her quarters by Q, who claims to
 want to mate with her. Naturally, Janeway rebuffs Q's every advance, and
 eventually a female member of the Q Continuum appears, claiming that she is
 bonded to Q. As an argument ensues between the Qs, more imminent supernovae
 are detected and Janeway orders the ship clear of the destruction, but with so
 many stars exploding, Voyager can't avoid all of the shockwaves. Just before
 the first wave hits the ship, Q whisks Janeway into a representation of the Q
 Continuum in the context of the American Civil War.
  
 Crew : Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
  
 Cast : John de Lancie  (Q)
        Suzie Plakson   (Female Q)
        Harve Presnell  (Col. Q)
  
 Teleplay By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Story By : Shawn Piller
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE519 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Macrocosm [#54]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50425.1
  
 Janeway and Neelix return from a diplomatic mission to find Voyager adrift and
 the crew unconscious, concentrated in a few areas of the ship. They find
 evidence of alien life-forms that can punch their way through doors and
 equipment, and a chance encounter with one of the aliens results in Neelix's
 disappearance. Janeway arms herself as she tries to find out what has happened
 to her crew, and encounters and kills one of the alien life-forms, but not
 before she has been infected with an insectlike airborne virus.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Albie Selznick  (Tak Tak)
        Michael Fiske   (Garan Miner)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE520 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Fair Trade [#55]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 When the crew transports to a heavily secured space station to trade for
 supplies, Neelix meets up with Wixiban, an old Talaxian acquaintance who dupes
 him into using Federation shuttlecraft to traffic narcotic substances. When
 Wixiban murders one of his drug buyers, Paris and Chakotay are implicated
 while a guilt ridden Neelix returns to the ship.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Alexander Enberg  (Ensign Vorik)
        Carlos Carrasco   (Bahrat)
        Eric Sharp        (Map Vendor)
        James Horan       (Tosin)
        James Nardini     (Wixiban)
        Steve Kehela      (Sutok)
  
 Teleplay By : Andre Bormanis
  
 Story By : Jean Louise Matthias
            Ronald Wilkerson
  
 Directed By : Jesus Salvador Trevino
 
@EndNode

@Node STE521 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Alter Ego [#56]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50460.3
  
 Disturbed by the fact that he's falling in love with Marayna, a holodeck
 character, Ensign Kim begs Tuvok to teach him how Vulcans suppress their
 emotions. When Tuvok intervenes, Marayna befriends and tries to seduce him,
 too. A jealous Kim is infuriated with Tuvok, but then Marayna reveals her
 true intentions.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Alexander Enberg  (Ensign Vorik)
        Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
        Sandra Nelson     (Marayna)
        Shay Todd         (Holodeck Woman)
  
 Written By : Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Robert Picardo
 
@EndNode

@Node STE522 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Coda [#57]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 50518.6
  
 After her shuttlecraft crashlands, a seriously injured captain Janeway is
 attacked by Vidiians and has a mysterious near death experience during which
 she encounters her father, Admiral Janeway.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Len Cariou     (Admiral Janeway)
        Majel Barrett  (Computer Voice)
  
 Written By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Nancy Malone
 
@EndNode

@Node STE523 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Blood Fever [#58]@{ub} (1996)

 Stardate 50537.2
  
 During their exploration of a decimated colony, the Voyager Away Team is thrown
 into turmoil with the sudden onset of the Vulcan mating season. The ensuing
 irrational advances of a Vulcan crew member wreak havoc when they trigger
 Lieutenant Torres's involuntary Klingon mating instincts. Meanwhile, Chakotay
 spots the remains of one of the colonies invaders, the Borg.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Bruce Bohne       (Ishan)
        Alexander Enberg  (Ensign Vorik)
        Deborah Levin     (Ensign Lang)
  
 Written By : Lisa Klink
  
 Directed By : Andrew J. Robinson
 
@EndNode

@Node STE524 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Unity [#59]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 50614.2
  
 Responding to a distress signal, Chakotay lands on a planet but is attacked.
 He's rescued by a colony of formerly assimilated Borg and goes to extreme
 measures to allow their resident physician, Dr. Riley Frazier, to heal his
 neural injuries by linking him to a remnant of the Borg Collective
 consciousness.
  
 Meanwhile, after Voyager find a a Borg ship disabled in space with a thousand
 Borg lying dead aboard it, they transport one of the corpses to Sickbay so the
 Doctor and Kes can perform an autopsy.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Ivar Brogger     (Drum)
        Lori Hallier     (Riley Frazier)
        Susan Patterson  (Ensign Kaplan)
  
 Written By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Directed By : Robert Duncan McNeill
 
@EndNode

@Node STE525 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Darkling [#60]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 50693.2
  
 To improve his performance as the ships physician, The Doctor undertakes a
 personality enhancement project on the Holodeck, incorporating several
 accomplished historical figures traits and temperaments into his Starfleet
 database. But he also adopts several aberrant character traits from those
 non-fictional figures and is soon overtaken by a dangerous, cruel Mister
 Hydelike personality.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Christopher Clarke  (Lord Byron)
        David Lee Smith     (Zahir)
        Majel Barrett       (Computer Voice)
        Noel De Souza       (Ghandi)
        Stephen Davies      (Nakahn)
        Sue Henley          (Ensign)
  
 Teleplay By : Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
            Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE526 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Rise [#61]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Janeway and the Voyager crew try to help the Nezu Ambassador and his colleague
 discover why their planet is suddenly bombarded by asteroids. When Neelix and
 Tuvok crash land on Nezu, they learn they have a traitor in the midst.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Alan Oppenheimer  (Neru Ambassador)
        Gary Bullock      (Goth)
        Geoff Pysirr      (Hanjuan)
        Kelly Connell     (Sklar)
        Lisa Kaminir      (Lillias)
        Tom Towles        (Dr. Vatm)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
  
 Story By : Jimmy Diggs
  
 Directed By : Robert Scheerer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE527 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Favorite Son [#62]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 50732.4
  
 After Ensign Kim suddenly exhibits abnormal behaviour, he leads the Voyager to
 a mysterious planet, the Taresian homeworld. There, a shocking story of his
 birth is told by members of the almost exclusively female population, Kim is
 part alien, and they want him for reproductive purposes.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Cari Shayne          (Eliann)
        Christopher Carroll  (Alben)
        Deborah May          (Lyris)
        Irene Tsu            (Kim's Mother)
        Kelli Kirkland       (Rinna)
        Kristanna S. Loken   (Malia)
        Patrick Fabian       (Taymon)
  
 Written By : Lisa Klink
  
 Directed By : Marvin V. Rush
 
@EndNode

@Node STE528 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Before And After [#63]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A chroniton accident causes Kes to go through her life backwards, and relives
 an alternate future on Voyager in which Janeway and Torres die in an
 engineering accident, and the Doctor has hair.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Christopher Aguilar  (Andrew Kim)
        Janna Michaels       (Young Kes)
        Jessica Collins      (Linnin)
        Michael L. Maguire   (Benaren)
        Rachel Harris        (Martis)
  
 Written By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE529 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Real Life [#64]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 50836.2
  
 After The Doctor creates a holographic wife and two children for himself in
 order to enhance his performance as a caring physician, Torres modifies the
 program to make The doctors picture perfect Holo-family more of an authentic
 experience. Soon, his teenage son is listening to Klingon music and The Doctor
 deduces that he has more than he bargained for.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Chad Haywood         (K'Kath)
        Glenn Walker Harris  (Jeffrey)
        Lindsey Haun         (Belle)
        Stephen Ralston      (Larg)
        Wendy Schaal         (Charlene)
  
 Teleplay By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Story By : Harry Doc Kloor
  
 Directed By : Anson Williams
 
@EndNode

@Node STE530 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Distant Origin [#65]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 An alien palaeontologist named Gegen discovers Hogan's remains on that
 primitive planet where he died, and discovers that the human DNA supports his
 theory that the Voth had evolved on another planet before they somehow
 travelled to their Delta Quadrant homeworld. This Distant Origin theory goes
 against the doctrines and beliefs of the Voth race, who believe that they were
 the First Race to evolve and originate in the Delta Quadrant.
  
 Gegen and his assistant track down and infiltrate Voyager to get more
 evidence, but when they are discovered, Gegen's assistant is wounded and
 captured by Voyager's officers, and Gegen kidnaps Chakotay.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Christopher Liam Moore  (Veer)
        Concetta Tomei          (Minister Odala)
        Henry Woronicz          (Gegen)
        Majel Barrett           (Computer Voice)
        Marshall Teague         (Hulak)
        Nina Minton             (Frola)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
              Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE531 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Displaced [#66]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 50912.4
  
 One by one, Janeway's crew suddenly and mysteriously trade places with
 mercurial aliens from Nyria Three. As Janeway quickly becomes surrounded by
 these seemingly perplexed strangers who react strongly to the ships
 temperature and lights, she must scramble to keep control of her ship.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Biggs-Dawson    (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Deborah Levin    (Ensign Lang)
        James Noah       (Rislan)
        Kenneth Tigar    (Dammar)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Mark L. Taylor   (Jarlath)
        Nancy Youngblut  (Taleen)
  
 Written By : Lisa Klink
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE532 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Worst Case Scenario [#67]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 50953.4
  
 Chakotay instigates a mutiny on Voyager while Janeway is away. Neelix, Torres,
 Jonas, Seska, the Maquis on board and roughly 25 other Starfleet officers are
 among the mutineers. Kim, Tuvok, and those loyal to Janeway are overcome and
 captured. Janeway and Paris, return in the shuttle, are killed, and the
 remaining loyalists are forced by Chakotay to choose between working with
 Chakotay, or spending the rest of the voyage on the brig.
  
 At this point Tom Paris walks in on Torres, who has been running this
 mysterious holodeck program that she discovered while purging the ships
 computer of unwanted backup holodeck files for more storage space.
  
 When Tuvok reactivates the holoprogram to complete it, something goes wrong,
 it turns out that Seska, years earlier, had found the program and tampered
 with it, adding her own subroutine, trapping Tuvok and Paris in the holodeck
 and disengaging the safeties.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Martha Hackett  (Seska)
  
 Written By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE533 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Scorpion, Part 1 [#68]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 50984.3
  
 The Voyager crew discover that they're about to enter Borg space. But
 strangely enough, there's a narrow ribbon of space through Borg territory
 devoid of Borg activity. The passage is filled with intense gravimetric
 distortions. Suddenly they get readings of 15 Borg ships heading in their
 direction, the resulting subspace turbulence disables Voyager's warp engines.
 Voyager braces for an oncoming battle, but surprisingly the ships pass them
 by, it is apparent that something else is catching their interest.
  
 The power signatures of the Borg ships that had passed them, suddenly stop.
 They investigate and find the Borg armada totally destroyed. The crew now
 realize that there's someone or something more powerful than the Borg.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : John Rhys-Davies  (Leonardo da Vinci)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
              Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE534 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Scorpion, Part 2 [#69]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 51001.2
  
 In the continuing battle against the immensely powerful Species 8472, the
 uneasy alliance between Voyager and the Borg is strained when Janeway is
 critically injured and Chakotay must deal with a Borg hive aboard Voyager,
 whose drones have orders to assimilate the Starfleet vessel.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : David Anthony Marshall  (Annika's Father)
        Erika Bryan             (Young Annika)
        Jennifer Lien           (Kes)
        Majel Barrett           (Narrator)
        Nikki Tyler             (Annika's Mother)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
              Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE535 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}The Gift [#70]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 While the unprecedented increase in Kes's telepathic powers threatens to tear
 Voyager apart, freed Borg Seven of Nine must come to terms with her violent
 separation from the Borg collective, a process which could seriously injure
 both her and Janeway.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jennifer Lien          (Kes)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Written By : Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Anson Williams
 
@EndNode

@Node STE536 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Day Of Honor [#71]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 As Lieutenant Torres reluctantly faces the Day of Honour, an ancient Klingon
 ritual which requires examination of ones behaviour, Voyager is forced to eject
 the warp core, and then she and Paris launch a shuttle to retrieve it. The
 Caatati attack the shuttlecraft, Torres and Paris are left floating in space.
 Voyager is then ambushed by the Caatati, a race almost completely assimilated
 by the Borg, who demand Seven of Nine as ransom.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Alan Altshuld       (Lumas)
        Alexander Enberg    (Ensign Vorik)
        Michael A. Krawic   (Rhamin)
        Kevin P. Stillwell  (Moklor)
        Majel Barrett       (Computer Voice)
  
 Written By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Jesus Salvador Trevino
 
@EndNode

@Node STE537 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Nemesis [#72]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Chakotay is marooned on a planet where the two inhabiting alien life forms are
 attempting planetwide genocide against each other. Chakotay is captured by one
 of the tribes and comes to sympathize with them and their battle for survival
 against a ferocious enemy.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Booth Colman      (Penno)
        Marilyn Fox       (Marna)
        Matt E. Levin     (Rafin)
        Meghan Murphy     (Karya)
        Michael Mahonen   (Brone)
        Nathan Anderson   (Namon)
        Pancho Demmnings  (Kradin Soldier)
        Peter Vogt        (Commandant)
        Terrence Evans    (Ambassador Treen)
  
 Written By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE538 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Revulsion [#73]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 51186.2
  
 When Voyager responds to a distress call from an alien ship, B'Elanna and the
 Doctor find that the only survivor is a holographic sanitation program. Kim is
 rattled when Seven of Nine interprets his pleasantries as romantic seduction
 and she decides to further explore her resurgent humanity.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Leland Orser  (Dejaren)
  
 Written By : Lisa Klink
  
 Directed By : Kenneth Biller
 
@EndNode

@Node STE539 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}The Raven [#74]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Seven steals a shuttlecraft and escapes from Voyager when she believes that a
 signal she has been recieving is being transmitted by the Borg. When she
 arrives at the source of the signal, she discovers that it's the vessel that
 herself and her parents had travelled in before being captured by the Borg.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : David Anthony Marshall  (Annika's Father)
        Erica Lynne Bryan       (Young Annika)
        Majel Barrett           (Computer Voice)
        Mickey Cottrell         (Chancellor Dumah)
        Nikki Tyler             (Annika's Mother)
        Richard J. Zobel Jr.    (Chancellors Aide)
  
 Teleplay By : Bryan Fuller
  
 Story By : Bryan Fuller
            Harry Doc Kloor
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
@EndNode

@Node STE540 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Scientific Method [#75]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Voyagers crew falls prey to a series of mysterious ailments and illness which
 exaggerate their normal anxieties and character flaws, but Seven and the
 Doctor discover the cause is a group of aliens who're experimenting on the
 crew in the hope of finding a cure for their own illness.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Annette Helde     (Takar)
        Rosemary Forsyth  (Alzen)
  
 Teleplay By : Lisa Klink
  
 Story By : Harry Doc Kloor
            Sherry Klein
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE541 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Year Of Hell, Part 1 [#76]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 51252.3
  
 After entering Krenim space Voyager comes under attack by Annorax, a Krenim
 who is attempting to change history and avert the deaths of his family. As the
 months go by, Tuvok is blinded and the ships condition steadily worsens, until
 Janeway finds herself running out of options.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Deborah Levin   (Ensign Lang)
        John Loprieno   (Obrist)
        Kurtwood Smith  (Annorax)
        Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Peter Slutsker  (Krenim Commandant)
        Rick Fitts      (Zahl)
        Sue Henley      (Ensign Brooks)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
              Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE542 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Year Of Hell, Part 2 [#77]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 51425.4
  
 With Voyagers crew scattered across the quadrant in lifepods and others
 imprisoned in the Krenim's prison camps, Janeway and a skeleton crew attempt
 to hold the shattered ship together, as they mount a desperate attack on the
 Krenim timeship.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : John Loprieno   (Obrist)
        Kurtwood Smith  (Annorax)
        Lise Simms      (Wife)
        Majel Barrett   (Narrator)
        Peter Slutsker  (Krenim Commandant)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
              Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Michael Vejar
 
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 @{b}Random Thoughts [#78]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 51367.2
  
 Taking shore leave on the Mari homeworld, Voyagers crew encounter aliens who
 regard purity of thought as a legal responsibility. Though Torres manages to
 restrain her violent instincts when provoked, there is no difference between
 thought and deed so far as the telepathic aliens are concerned, so it's up to
 Tuvok to defend her.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Bobby Burns        (Frane)
        Gwynyth Walsh      (Chief Examiner Nimira)
        Jeanette Miller    (Woman)
        Rebecca McFarland  (Talli)
        Ted Barba          (Malin)
        Wayne Pere         (Guill)
  
 Written By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
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 @{b}Concerning Flight [#79]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 51386.4
  
 As Voyager passes by a planet, its technology-stealing people use an advanced
 transporter to raid the ships equipment. As the crew attempt to keep the ship
 running without the benefit of the main computer core, Janeway beams down to
 the planet to recover it, and forms an alliance with the holographic Leonardo
 da Vinci, who was stolen along with the Doctor's remote holo-emitter.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Don Pugsley       (Alien Visitor)
        Doug Spearman     (Alien Buyer)
        John Rhys-Davies  (Leonardo da Vinci)
        John Vargas       (Tau)
        Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
  
 Teleplay By : Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Jimmy Diggs
            Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Jesus Salvador Trevino
 
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 @{b}Mortal Coil [#80]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 51449.2
  
 Neelix, Chakotay and Paris are sent on an away mission to gather a sample of
 protomatter (a highly unstable substance) from deep inside a class-one nebula.
 While using the transporter to get the protomatter aboard the shuttle, the beam
 ignites the nebula which damages the shuttle and kills Neelix.
  
 Seven then tries to bring him back to life by using her modified nanites and
 a medical technique assimilated from an advanced race by the Borg.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Brooke Stephens  (Naomi Wildman)
        Nancy Hower      (Ensign Samantha Wildman)
        Robin Stapler    (Alixia)
  
 Written By : Bryan Fuller
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
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 @{b}Waking Moments [#81]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 51471.3
  
 The crew of Voyager have some rather intense nightmares caused by unknown
 aliens. Harry Kim and four other crewmembers are found in a Hyper-REM state,
 unable to wake up. Chakotay suggests that he tries a form of sleep called
 Lucid dreaming to try and identify the aliens.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Jennifer Gundy  (Ensign)
        Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
        Mark Colson     (Alien)
  
 Written By : Andre Bormanis
  
 Directed By : Alexander Singer
 
@EndNode

@Node STE547 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Message In A Bottle [#82]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The Doctor is transported 60,000 light-years to an experimental Federation
 starship, the Prometheus, in the Alpha Quadrant via a network of alien relay
 stations. Unfortunately, the ship is under the control of the Romulans.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Andy Dick        (Emergency Medical Hologram MkII)
        Judson Scott     (Cmdr. Rekar)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Tiny Ron         (Hirogen)
        Tony Spears      (Starfleet Officer)
        Valerie Wildman  (Nevala)
  
 Teleplay By : Lisa Klink
  
 Story By : Rick Williams
  
 Directed By : Nancy Malone
 
@EndNode

@Node STE548 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Hunters [#83]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A signal from Starfleet is received through the alien relay stations containing
 letters from home and a hidden, encrypted message. Seven and Tuvok are sent to
 the alien station to prevent the signal degrading before it can be fully
 decoded, but their shuttle is disabled by an alien ship and they are imprisoned
 aboard the attacking craft.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Roger Morrissey  (Beta Hirogen)
        Tiny Ron         (Alpha Hirogen)
  
 Written By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE549 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Prey [#84]@{ub} (1997)

 Stardate 51652.3
  
 Chakotay, Tuvok and Paris beam aboard a Hirogen ship, and are told by they sole
 survivor that the crew were attacked by a single member of Species 8472. This
 alien life-form then forces its way inside Voyager.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Clint Carmichael  (Hirogen Hunter)
        Tony Todd         (Alpha Hirogen)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Allan Eastman
 
@EndNode

@Node STE550 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Retrospect [#85]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate 51658.2
  
 Kovin, a sleazy Entharan arms dealer, causes trouble for Seven. When Seven
 reacts violently to Kovin's touch, the Doctor hypnotises her in an effort to
 discover the cause of her outburst. The experiment reveals a repressed and
 disturbing memory from the past.
  
 Crew : Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Adrian Sparks   (Magistrate)
        Michael Horton  (Kovin)
        Michelle Agnew  (Scharn)
  
 Teleplay By : Bryan Fuller
               Lisa Klink
  
 Story By : Andrew Shepard Price
            Mark Gaberman
  
 Directed By : Jesus Salvador Trevino
 
@EndNode

@Node STE551 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}The Killing Game, Part 1 [#86]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Having invaded Voyager and discovered the many uses of the Holodeck, Hirogen
 hunters have been playing a deadly game with crew members of Voyager, putting
 them through various scenarios in which they are being hunted down as prey.
  
 One of the scenarios takes place in occupied France, with the Hirogen as Nazi
 SS Officers chasing down Captain Janeway, Seven of Nine, Tuvok and Torres as
 members of the French Resistance.
  
 Implanted with subdermal transmitters the crewmembers have no knowledge that
 they are playing. Only The Doctor, forced to mend the steady stream of wounded
 crewmembers to sick bay, is conscious of the invaders. He soon figures out a
 way to disengage Janeway and Seven of Nine, who then must begin to figure out
 how to defeat the Hirogen at their own game.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Danny Goldring    (Alpha Hirogen)
        J. Paul Boehmer   (The Kaptain)
        Mark Deakins      (Hirogen SS Officer)
        Mark Metcalf      (Hirogen Medic)
        Paul S. Eckstein  (Young Hirogen)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
              Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE552 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}The Killing Game, Part 2 [#87]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate 51715.2
  
 Janeway and Seven of Nine, now fully aware of who and where they are, attempt
 to disable the subdermal transmitters controlling the minds of the crew.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Danny Goldring    (Alpha Hirogen)
        J. Paul Boehmer   (The Kaptain)
        Majel Barrett     (Narrator)
        Mark Deakins      (Hirogen SS Officer)
        Mark Metcalf      (Hirogen Medic)
        Paul S. Eckstein  (Young Hirogen)
        Peter Hendrixson  (Klingon)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
              Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Victor Lobl
 
@EndNode

@Node STE553 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Vis-a-Vis [#88]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate 51762.4
  
 An alien ship hails the Voyager to ask for their help in fixing its new
 Coaxial Warp Drive, a powerful drive system capable of travelling vast
 distances almost instantaneously. The pilot, known as Steth, appears to be
 friendly to begin with, but he has hidden plans for members of the crew.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Dan Butler              (Steth)
        Majel Barrett           (Computer Voice)
        Mary Elizabeth McGlynn  (Daelen)
  
 Written By : Robert J. Doherty
  
 Directed By : Jesus Salvador Trevino
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}The Omega Directive [#89]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate 51781.2
  
 When Voyager comes into contact with a strange subspace distortion, Janeway
 begins a highly secretive operation which mystifies the crew. When Chakotay
 finally persuades her to explain her actions to the crew, she reveals they
 have encountered the Omega particle, a substance which could generate immense
 power, but could also destroy vast quantities of subspace.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Jeff Austin     (Allos)
        Kevin McCorkle  (Alien Captain)
        Majel Barrett   (Computer Voice)
  
 Teleplay By : Lisa Klink
  
 Story By : Jimmy Diggs
            Steve J. Kay
  
 Directed By : Victor Lobl
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Unforgettable [#90]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate 51813.4
  
 When Voyager encounters a fleeing alien vessel bearing just one life-form,
 Chakotay is startled to hear the female alien begging him for help by name.
 After the ship is damaged, he leads an away team across and rescues Kellin, a
 woman who claims that she was aboard Voyager not long previously, and fell in
 love with Chakotay.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Michael Canavan  (Curneth)
        Virginia Madsen  (Kellin)
  
 Written By : Greg Elliot
              Michael Perricone
  
 Directed By : Andrew J. Robinson
 
@EndNode

@Node STE556 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Living Witness [#91]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 In a Kyrian museum, visitors are told of an apocalyptic war between the Kyrians
 and the Vaskans, caused by the intervention of Captain Janeway and the Warship
 Voyager, some 700 years before.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Brian Fitzpatrick     (Tedran)
        Craig Richard Nelson  (Vaskan Arbiter)
        Henry Woronicz        (Quarren)
        Marie Chambers        (Kyrian Arbiter)
        Mary Anne McGarry     (Tabris)
        Morgan H. Margolis    (Vaskan Visitor)
        Rod Arrants           (Daleth)
        Timothy Davis-Reed    (Kyrian Spectator)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
               Bryan Fuller
               Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Tim Russ
 
@EndNode

@Node STE557 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Demon [#92]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 With Voyagers deuterium stocks dwindling, the ship has moved to 'grey mode',
 shutting down many areas and decks. Desperate to replenish their deuterium
 stocks, the crew are forced to try and land on a 'Demon-class' planet that
 Seven locates - even though such worlds have atmospheres lethal to human life,
 and emit thermionic discharges which make it unsafe for a starship to enter
 orbit. Kim and Paris suit up and take a shuttle to the planet to recover
 deuterium supplies, but fail to return after slipping into a metallic fluid, so
 Janeway is forced to land the ship.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Alexander Enberg  (Ensign Vorik)
        Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
        Susan Lewis       (Transporter Technician)
  
 Teleplay By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Story By : Andre Bormanis
  
 Directed By : Anson Williams
 
@EndNode

@Node STE558 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}One [#93]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate 51929.3
  
 Voyager comes to a nebula many light-years across, which the ship can cross in
 a month. Unfortunately, the radiation within the nebula would kill the crew
 within just a few days, but it would take a year to go around its edge.
 Instead, Janeway decides to put the crew into cryo-stasis, leaving the Doctor
 and Seven of Nine (both of whom are immune) to pilot the ship.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Majel Barrett  (Computer Voice)
        Ron Ostrow     (Borg Drone)
        Wade Williams  (Trajis Lo-Tarik)
  
 Written By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : Kenneth Biller
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Hope And Fear [#94]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate 51978.2
  
 Arturis, an alien from a race with great linguistic abilities, comes aboard
 Voyager and manages to decipher the encrypted message received from Starfleet
 in the episode "Hunters". Janeway learns that it contains orders to travel to
 nearby co-ordinates and rendezvous with the Dauntless.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Jack Shearer   (Admiral Hayes)
        Majel Barrett  (Computer Voice)
        Ray Wise       (Arturis)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
               Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
            Joe Menosky
            Rick Berman
  
 Directed By : Winrich Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE560 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Night [#95]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate 52081.2
  
 The crew of the Voyager are unsettled as a secluded and conflicted Captain
 Janeway reflects on the decision she's made along the mission and the
 consequences those judgements have had for them all.
  
 While travelling through dark, desolate space, the crew of Voyager encounter
 two new alien species - a alien race that lives in the darkness and its foe,
 the Malon, who are contaminating the system with Theta Radiation.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Ken Magee      (Emck)
        Martin Rayner  (Dr. Chaotica)
        Steven Dennis  (Night Alien)
  
 Written By : Brannon Braga
              Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE561 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Drone [#96]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Paris, Torres, Seven and the Doctor are forced to evacuate their shuttle when
 a massive plasma surge, from a nearby Proto Nebula, disables their craft.
 During the emergency transport, the pattern buffers become mixed and Seven's
 nanoprobes fuse with the Doctor's mobile emitter. The result is the creation
 of a new super Borg, built with 29th century technology.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : J. Paul Boehmer  (Drone)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Todd Babcock     (Lt. Mulchaey)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
               Bryan Fuller
               Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Bryan Fuller
            Harry Doc Kloor
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Extreme Risk [#97]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Torres' crewmates become alarmed when she repeatedly engages in reckless
 activities on the holodeck, including orbital skydiving, with the safety
 protocols disabled. Meanwhile, after Voyager directs one of its probes into
 the hazardous atmosphere of a gas giant, protecting it from a Malon freighter,
 Paris launches a newly constructed super-shuttlecraft to retrieve it.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Alexander Enberg  (Ensign Vorik)
        Daniel Betances   (Pilot)
        Hamilton Camp     (Vrelk)
        Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
  
 Written By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
@EndNode

@Node STE563 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}In The Flesh [#98]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The crew of Voyager discover that Species 8472 have created a simulation of
 Starfleet's Headquarters, where they are training their own to pose as humans,
 to prepare them for the infiltration of Earth.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Kate Vernon       (Valerie Archer)
        Ray Walston       (Boothby)
        Tucker Smallwood  (Admiral Bullock)
        Zach Galligan     (Ensign Gentry)
  
 Written By : Nick Sagan
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
@EndNode

@Node STE564 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Once Upon A Time [#99]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 As Voyager searches for the crash-landed Delta Flyer and its crew, Paris,
 Tuvok and Wildman, Neelix helps the littlest crewmember, Naomi Wildman, cope
 without her mother. Together, they are kept occupied by the odd characters in
 Naomi's storybook holonovel, the classic Adventures of Flotter.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Justin Louis     (Trevis)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Nancy Hower      (Ensign Samantha Wildman)
        Scarlett Pomers  (Naomi Wildman)
        Wallace Langham  (Flotter)
  
 Written By : Michael Taylor
  
 Directed By : John Kretchmer
 
@EndNode

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 @{b}Timeless [#100]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate 52143.6
  
 Fifteen years after the Starship Voyager crashes into a desolate ice planet,
 Commander Chakotay and former Ensign Harry Kim, sole survivors of the tragedy,
 steal the Delta Flyer from a Federation shipyard and return to the Voyager's
 frozen hull. Aided by Chakotay's striking love interest, Tessa Omond, Chakotay
 and Kim are hotly pursued fugitives with a hope that somewhere embedded
 beneath the ice, they'll retrieve the only tools they believe can change the
 fate of their long-dead fellow crew members.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Christine Harnos  (Tessa Omond)
        LeVar Burton      (Capt. Geordi La Forge)
        Majel Barrett     (Computer Voice)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
               Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
            Joe Menosky
            Rick Berman
  
 Directed By : LeVar Burton
 
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@Node STE566 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Infinite Regress [#101]@{ub} (1998)

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Mysteriously, Voyager comes upon a floating Borg Vinculum - a device that
 interconnects Drone's minds aboard a Borg vessel - which swiftly causes Seven
 of Nine to manifest personalities other than her own including that of a
 Klingon warrior, a Ferengi, and a six-year-old human girl. Janeway is crushed
 to learn that before Tuvok, The Doctor and she can intervene, Seven may be
 completely lost.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Erica Mer        (Human Girl)
        Majel Barrett    (Computer Voice)
        Neil Maffin      (Ven)
        Scarlett Pomers  (Naomi Wildman)
  
 Teleplay By : Robert J. Doherty
  
 Story By : Jimmy Diggs
            Robert J. Doherty
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
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@Node STE567 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Nothing Human [#102]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 After Torres is stricken by a bizarre, injured alien that latches itself onto
 her body, The Doctor creates another holographic physician, a Cardassian
 exobiologist named Dr. Crell Moset, to save her life. But Torres refuses
 treatment when it's learned that the physician engaged in unethical wartime
 medical practices.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : David Clennon  (Jad Mager)
  
 Written By : Jeri Taylor
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
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@Node STE568 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Thirty Days [#103]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The oft-mentioned but never-before-seen bright, beautiful and fun-loving twin
 Starfleet Officers, Jenny and Megan Delaney, are finally featured both in
 their official capacities aboard ship and on the Holodeck as Lieutenant Tom
 Paris lives out his superhero fantasy in "The Adventures of Captain Proton."
 Jenny's more self-confident and outgoing than the somewhat timid Megan.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Willie Garson        (Riga)
        Benjamin Livingston  (Perfect)
        Heidi Kramer         (Megan Delaney)
        Alissa Kramer        (Jenny Delaney)
  
 Story By : Scott Miller
            Kenneth Biller
  
 Directed By : Rick Kolbe
 
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@Node STE569 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Counterpoint [#104]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 As Voyager rescues two families of telepathic alien refugees from the Devore
 Imperium, they are intercepted by a Devore squadron and boarded by inspectors
 searching for the defectors. Soon Kashyk, the lead Devore officer pleads with
 Janeway to grant him asylum.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Alexander Enberg   (Ensign Vorik)
        Jake Sakson        (Adar)
        Mark Harelik       (Kashyk)
        Patrick McCormack  (Prax)
        Randy Lowell       (Torat)
        Randy Oglesby      (Kir)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Taylor
  
 Directed By : Les Landau
 
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@Node STE570 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Latent Image [#105]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 While employing his holo-imaging device, The Doctor discovers that his short
 term memory buffer has been tampered with and fervently initiates an
 investigation to find the person or thing responsible for the corruption.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Nancy Bell       (Ensign Jetal)
        Scarlett Pomers  (Naomi Wildman)
  
 Story By : Eileen Connors
  
 Screenplay By : Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Michael Vejar
 
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@Node STE571 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Bride Of Chaotica [#106]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Armed conflict erupts when aliens from the Fifth Dimension mistake Lieutenant
 Paris' "Captain Proton" holographic novel for reality. The aliens consider the
 novels main character, the evil Dr. Chaotica, to be a threat so they knock
 Voyagers controls off-line. Janeway is forced to assume the role of the storys
 powerful Arachnia, Queen of the Spider People, and infiltrate Chaotica's
 Fortress of Doom. Meanwhile, The Doctor takes on the role of the novels
 President of Earth to help the aliens defeat Chaotica.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Jim Krestalude (Alien #1)
        Martin Rayner  (Dr. Chaotica)
        Nicholas Worh  (Lonzak)
        Tarik Ergin    (Robot)
  
 Teleplay By : Bryan Fuller
               Michael Taylor
  
 Story By : Bryan Fuller
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
@EndNode

@Node STE572 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Gravity [#107]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 A shuttle carrying Tuvok, Paris and The Doctor disappears into a collapsing
 sinkhole and crash lands on a deserted wasteland. While Voyager tries to
 rescue them from this risky area of space, the away team befriends Noss, an
 exotic alien woman who's also trapped on the planet. Soon, she falls in love
 with Tuvok and although it's illogical for a Vulcan, he finds himself
 attracted to her too.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Lori Petty        (Noss)
        Leroy D. Brazile  (Young Tuvok)
        Paul Eckstein     (Yost)
        Joseph Ruskin     (Vulcan Master)
  
 Teleplay By : Bryan Fuller
  
 Story By : Jimmy Diggs
  
 Directed By : Terry Windell
 
@EndNode

@Node STE573 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Bliss [#108]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Finally, after five long years, an exhilarated crew of the Voyager find a
 wormhole that will bring them back to the Alpha Quadrant. As the happy crew
 prepares to return to Earth, a skeptical Seven of Nine violates captains
 orders and enlists The Doctor, little Naomi Wildman and an alien pilot, Qatai,
 to help her stop the ship from entering the wormhole.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Scarlett Pomers     (Naomi Wildman)
        W. Morgan Sheppard  (Qatai)
  
 Teleplay By : Robert J. Doherty
  
 Story By : Bill Prady
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
 
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@Node STE574 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Dark Frontier, Part 1 [#109]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 After defeating a Borg vessel, Janeway launches an ambitious plan to steal a
 piece of Borg technology that could get Voyager home. When the Borg detect her
 plan, they swiftly access Seven of Nine's neural transceiver and make her an
 offer she can't refuse - rejoin the Borg collective or Voyager and it's crew
 will be assimilated.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Susanna Thompson  (Borg Queen)
        Kirk Bailey       (Magnus Hansen)
        Laura Stepp       (Erin Hansen)
        Scarlett Pomers   (Naomi Wildman)
        Katelin Petersen  (Annika Hansen)
        Eric Cadora       (The Alien)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
               Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
               Terry Windell
 
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@Node STE575 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Dark Frontier, Part 2 [#110]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Janeway must confront the Borg in their own vessel in order to rescue Seven,
 risking a possibly devastating confrontation with the Borg Queen!
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Susanna Thompson  (Borg Queen)
        Kirk Bailey       (Magnus Hansen)
        Laura Stepp       (Erin Hansen)
        Scarlett Pomers   (Naomi Wildman)
        Katelin Petersen  (Annika Hansen)
        Eric Cadora       (The Alien)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
               Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Cliff Bole
               Terry Windell
 
@EndNode

@Node STE576 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}The Disease [#111]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Without Starfleet medical clearance and in violation of interspecies protocol,
 Ensign Harry Kim has a passionate love affair with an exotic alien explorer,
 Derran Tal of the Varro species. But the escapade puts both the Voyager crew
 and the Varro species in Jeopardy when Kim and Tal become biochemically
 interdependent.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Musetta Vander  (Derran Tal)
        Charles Rocket  (Jippeq)
  
 Story By : Kenneth Biller
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Taylor
               Kenneth Biller
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
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@Node STE577 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Course: Oblivion [#112]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres tie the knot, but their holographic honeymoon
 is cut short by a phenomenon that breaks down Voyagers infrastructure and
 disintegrates the ship.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Story By : Bryan Fuller
  
 Teleplay By : Bryan Fuller
               Nick Sagan
  
 Directed By : Anson Williams
 
@EndNode

@Node STE578 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}The Fight [#113]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 While the ship is caught in Chaotic Space, a zone where the laws of physics
 are in a state of flux, Commander Chakotay believes he's a 24th century boxer,
 The Maquis Mauler. Before long, he's going head to head with the Delta
 Quadrant's champion, Kid Chaos.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Ray Walston      (Boothby)
        Carlos Palomino  (The Boxer)
        Ned Romero       (Great Grandfather)
  
 Story By : Michael Taylor
  
 Teleplay By : Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Rick Kolbe
 
@EndNode

@Node STE579 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Think Tank [#114]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 In the midst of a clash with the Hazari bounty hunters, Janeway is offered
 assistance from a "think tank," a small yet exotic alien ship containing
 disparate life forms, each able to communicate telepathically. Their
 spokesperson, Kurros, offers to help solve the dilemma with the Hazari, only
 in exchange for Seven of Nine as payment. When Seven declines their "offer,"
 the think tank focuses on taking her by force.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Jason Alexander    (Kurros)
        Christopher Darga  (Y'Sek)
        Christopher Shea   (Saowin)
        Steve Dennis       (Fennim)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Taylor
  
 Story By : Rick Berman
            Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Terrence O'Hara
 
@EndNode

@Node STE580 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Juggernaut [#115]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 The U.S.S. Voyager rescues two crewmen from an abandoned, out of control Malon
 freighter that's about to unleash a theta radiation blast into the sector.
 Soon, Lieutenant Torres leads an away team to board the freighter and contain
 the poison - despite warnings from its crewman, Fesek and Pelk, about the
 Angel of Decay that wreaks havoc aboard the cargo ship.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Ron Canada        (Fesek)
        Lee Arenberg      (Pelk)
        Scott Klace       (Dremk)
        Alexander Enberg  (Malon 3)
  
 Teleplay By : Bryan Fuller
               Nick Sagan
  
 Story By : Bryan Fuller
  
 Directed By : Allan Kroeker
 
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@Node STE581 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Someone To Watch Over Me [#116]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 To broaden her knowledge of human behavior, Seven of Nine gets lessons from
 The Doctor on socializing and dating rituals. When they enter a holodeck
 simulation in Sandrine's nightclub, Seven not only learns the art of small
 talk, but how to slow dance and sing a song. Eventually, she makes a date with
 Lieutenant Lansing, but it's The Doctor who falls in love with Seven.
  
 Meanwhile, during a tour to help facilitate a trade agreement with the
 monastic Kadi colony, Neelix unwittingly provides their ambassador, Tomin,
 with forbidden food and drink.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Scott Thompson    (Tomin)
        Brian McNamara    (Lt. Jack Lansing)
        Ian Ambercrombie  (Abbot)
        David Burke       (The Regular Guy)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Taylor
               Kenneth Biller
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : Robert Duncan McNeill
 
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@Node STE582 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}11:59 [#117]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Captain Janeway reminisces about her ancestor Shannon O'Donnel, the first of
 her family's long line of explorers and one who helped build the Millennium
 Gate on Earth. As Janeway relates the story, the episode revisits the town of
 Portage Creek on New Year's Eve 1999, as Shannon O'Donnel (played by Kate
 Mulgrew) nears the deadline to convince the town's last holdout, local
 bookstore owner Henry Janeway, to approve the building of massive, half a
 mile high Milliennium Gate, a model for the first colony on Mars.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Kevin Tighe         (Henry)
        Bradley Pierce      (Jason)
        John Carroll Lynch  (Moss)
  
 Teleplay By : Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
            Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : Ron Surma
 
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@Node STE583 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Relativity [#118]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Captain Braxton of the 29th century Federation Timeship Relativity contacts
 Seven to go back in time to solve the mystery of who planted the temporal
 disrupter which ultimately destroyed Voyager. But when the new starship
 captain, Janeway, catches the mysterious Seven aboard the brand new Voyager,
 she detains her, an interference that could contaminate the time-line.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : Bruce McGill    (Capt. Braxton)
        Dakin Matthews  (Admiral Patterson)
        Jay Karnes      (Lt. Ducane)
  
 Teleplay By : Bryan Fuller
               Nick Sagan
               Michael Taylor
  
 Story By : Nick Sagan
  
 Directed By : Nick Eastman
 
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@Node STE584 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Warhead [#119]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 After the U.S.S. Voyager receives a distress signal from an alien missile,
 Ensign Kim, Torres and The Doctor determine that it's a complex, damaged
 weapon with artificial intelligence and sentient consciousness. But when they
 beam this mysterious device aboard, it interlinks with The Doctor's program
 and through him, insists the U.S.S. Voyager enable it to fulfill its mission
 of mass destruction.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : McKenzie Westmore  (Ensign Jenkins)
  
 Teleplay By : Michael Taylor
               Kenneth Biller
  
 Story By : Brannon Braga
  
 Directed By : John Kretchmer
 
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@Node STE585 "Voyager - 120 Episodes"

 @{b}Equinox [#120]@{ub} ()

 Stardate Unknown
  
 Voyager finds another Federation starship lost in the Delta Quadrant, the
 science vessel U.S.S. Equinox, and helps it stave off an attack by creatures
 from another spatial realm. Captain Janeway now has a kindred spirit in its
 commander, Captain John Ransom, and helps him salvage his war-torn vessel so
 they can journey home together. But when The Doctor retrieves data from the
 Equinox's research lab, Janeway learns the hard truth that Captain Ransom has
 seriously violated the Starfleet oath by commiting mass murder in the Delta
 Quadrant. When she strips him of his command and confines him to quarters, he
 and his crew manage to escape with Voyager's advanced technology - and The
 Doctor and Seven of Nine as hostages aboard their ship.
  
 Crew : Ethan Phillips         (Neelix)
        Garrett Wang           (Ensign Harry Kim)
        Jeri Ryan              (Seven of Nine)
        Kate Mulgrew           (Capt. Kathryn Janeway)
        Robert Beltran         (Cmdr. Chakotay)
        Robert Duncan McNeill  (Lt. Tom Paris)
        Robert Picardo         (The Doctor)
        Roxann Dawson          (Lt. B'Elanna Torres)
        Tim Russ               (Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok)
  
 Cast : John Savage       (Capt. Ransom)
        Titus Welliver    (Burke)
        Olivia Birkelund  (Gilmore)
        Rick Worthy       (Lessing)
        Scarlett Pomers   (Naomi Wildman)
        Steve Dennis      (Crew Member)
  
 Teleplay By : Brannon Braga
               Joe Menosky
  
 Story By : Rick Berman
            Brannon Braga
            Joe Menosky
  
 Directed By : David Livingston
 
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