Star Trek: The Next Generation Season Four Schedule


                     Star Trek: The Next Generation

                           Season Four Schedule

                              Updated : 3/6/91

        Week Of        Prod. #  Stardate     Title
        --------        ------  ---------    ----------------------------
         9/24/90        175     44001.4      Best of Both Worlds Part II
        10/01/90        178     44012.3      Family
        10/08/90        177     44085.7      Brothers
        10/15/90        176     44143.7      Suddenly Human
        10/22/90        179     44161.2      Remember Me
        10/29/90        180     44215.2      Legacy
        11/05/90        181     44246.3      Reunion
        11/12/90        182     44286.5      Future Imperfect
        11/19/90        183     44307.3      Final Mission
        11/26/90        175R    44001.4      Best of Both Worlds Part II
        12/03/90        178R    44012.3      Family
        12/10/90        177R    44085.7      Brothers
        12/17/90        176R    44143.7      Suddenly Human
        12/24/90        179R    44161.2      Remember Me
        12/31/90        184     44356.9      The Loss
         1/07/91        185     44390.1      Data's Day
         1/14/91        180R    44215.2      Legacy
         1/21/91        181R    44246.3      Reunion
         1/28/91        186     44429.6      The Wounded
         2/04/91        187     44474.5      Devil's Due
         2/11/91        188     44502.7      Clues
         2/18/91        189     Not Given    First Contact
         2/25/91        182R    44286.5      Future Imperfect
         3/04/91        183R    44307.3      Final Mission
         3/11/91        190                  Galaxy's Child
         3/18/91        191                  Night Terrors
         3/25/91        192                  Identity Crisis
         4/01/91        193                  The Nth Degree
         4/08/91        184R    44356.9      The Loss
         4/15/91        185R    44390.1      Data's Day
         4/22/91        194                  Q-pid
         4/29/91        195                  Drumhead
         5/06/91        196                  Civil Wars
         5/13/91        197                  The Host
         5/20/91        186R    44429.6      The Wounded
         5/27/91        187R    44474.5      Devil's Due
         6/03/91        198                  [Data Story]
         6/10/91        199
         6/17/91        188R    44502.7      Clues
         6/24/91        200                  [Season Finale]
         7/01/91        189R                 First Contact
         7/08/91        190R                 Galaxy's Child
         7/15/91        191R                 Night Terrors
         7/22/91        192R                 Identity Crisis
         7/29/91        193R                 The Nth Degree
         8/05/91        194R                 Q-pid
         8/12/91        195R                 Drumhead
         8/19/91        196R                 Civil Wars
         8/26/91        197R                 The Host
         9/02/91        198R                 [Data Story]
         9/09/91        199R
         9/16/91        200R                 [Season Finale]

Schedule of new episodes past April is subject to change.

Week of is the official Paramount Monday "week of" airdate.  Satellite feeds
of the episodes are two days earlier (Saturday).

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