Star Trek: The Mega-Listing

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THE MEGA-LISTING

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Disclaimer: Star Trek, Star Trek: The Next Generation, and all

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U.S.S. ENTERPRISE

GALAXY CLASS * STARFLEET REGISTRY NCC-1701-D

UTOPIA PLANITIA FLEET YARDS, MARS

FIFTH STARSHIP TO BEAR THE NAME * LAUNCHED STARDATE 40759.5

UNITED FEDERATION OF PLANETS

"...to boldly go where no one has gone before."

-From the Enterprise's commissioning plaque

INTRODUCTION:

First, a BIG thanks to the users of the REC.ARTS.STARTREK and

REC.ARTS.STARTREK.INFO newsgroups on the InterNet, and to the

users of the Star Trek message bases on the VirtualNet. Without

them, this list wouldn't be here (especially Mark Holtz and Jim

(The Big Dweeb) Griffin. Thanks, Jim & Mark!).

Secondly, I'd like to respectfully dedicate this file (and its

upkeeping) to Gene Roddenberry. Gene, I never knew you, and you

never knew me. But I can't help but feel the impact your

creation, Star Trek, made on me and my character. I think I'm

probably a better, more tolerant person, thanks to the beliefs

and ideals you instilled in me at an early age. You shall be

missed. Hailing frequencies closed, sir.

---==* TABLE OF CONTENTS *==---

Notes..................................................2

Star Trek: The Original Series Episode Guide...........3

Star Trek: The Animated Series Episode Guide..........12

The Star Trek Films Reference Guide...................15

Star Trek: The Next Generation Episode Guide..........16

The Rumor Mill........................................30

The Cast of The Original Series.......................32

The Cast of The Next Generation.......................33

Guest Stars of The Next Generation....................34

Season to Season Changes on The Next Generation.......37

Episode and Film Checklist............................38

---==* NOTES *==---

A B

1/2. Encounter at Farpoint

721

D E

Stardate 41153.7: A mysterious entity named "Q" places the crew

of the new starship "Enterprise" on trial for all the crimes of

humanity.

A: The order in which the episodes were originally aired.

B: The episode title.

C: Paramount's production code number (ST:TNG Episodes) or

Syndication airing order (ST:TOS Episodes)

D: The first stardate given in the episode.

E: Plot synopsis.

In syndication, most stations air the episodes by Paramount's

production code, rather than by airing order. So if you're

wondering why reruns aren't shown in the order they were aired

(or listed here), that's why.

The stardates given in a Star Trek: The Next Generation episode

follow a general rule: The first digit, 4, indicates the current

series (Star Trek: TNG). The second digit indicates the season

the episode falls in. The next three digits indicate how far in

the season the episode is. A point follows, and then a number

that represents (roughly) what day it is in the episode. (The

first year, by the way, of Star Trek: The Next Generation is the

year 2364. The original series took place around 2260, and Star

Trek II occurred in the year 2284.) This works great for seasons

2-5, but the stardates still skip around a bit in the first

season. And finally, as always, this listing will be updated as

regularly as possible. Please check your local Bulletin Board

System (BBS) for the latest version.

LAST UPDATED: STARDATE 9205.11

OLD EARTH CALENDAR TRANSLATION: MAY 11, 1992 A.D.

---==* STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES *==---

EPISODE REFERENCE GUIDE

SEASON 1---------------------------------------------------------

1. The Cage (Unaired Pilot Episode)

Stardate Unknown: While answering a distress call, Captain Pike

of the U.S.S. Enterprise is captured by the highly intelligent

Talosians, who have the ability to create illusions.

2. The Man Trap

Stardate 1531.1: The Enterprise is plagued by a shapeshifting

creature that feeds on salt.

3. Charlie X

Stardate 1533.6: The Enterprise is ordered to deliver the lone

survivor of a starship crash fourteen years before, unaware that

the boy harbors godlike powers.

4. Where No Man Has Gone Before (Pilot Episode)

Stardate 1312.4: After crossing the Galactic Barrier, two

crewmembers of the Enterprise find themselves with godlike

psychic abilities.

5. The Naked Time

Stardate 1704.2: The crew of the Enterprise endanger their own

ship when a virus causes them to act as if intoxicated.

6. The Enemy Within

Stardate 1672.1: A transporter malfunction splits Captain Kirk

into his good and evil selves.

7. Mudd's Women

Stardate 1329.1: Intergalactic con artist Harry Mudd is caught

by the Enterprise while transporting three gorgeous women to a

mining planet.

8. What are Little Girls Made of?

Stardate 2712.4: The Enterprise discovers a planet run

primarily by androids created by Dr. Roger Korby, Nurse Chapel's

long-lost fiancee.

9. Miri

Stardate 2713.5: The Enterprise discovers a burned-out city on

an Earth-like planet, where all adults contract a deadly plague

and die.

10. Dagger of the Mind

Stardate 2715.1: Kirk and the Enterprise crew discover that

all is not as it seems on Tantalus V, a "progressive" penal

colony.

11. The Corbomite Maneuver

Stardate 1512.2: When the Enterprise is threatened by a huge

alien ship, Captain Kirk threatens to destroy both ships.

12. The Menagerie (Two-Part Episode)

Stardate 3012.4: Spock is put on trial for the apparent

abduction of former Enterprise captain Christopher Pike and the

hijacking of the Enterprise to the forbidden world of Talos IV.

13. The Conscience of the King

Stardate 2817.6: Kirk is asked to help investigate a

mysterious actor who may actually be Kodos, a mass murderer.

14. Balance of Terror

Stardate 1709.1: The Enterprise plays a deadly game of cat and

mouse with a Romulan warship that has the ability to turn

invisible.

15. Shore Leave

Stardate 3025.3: While taking shore leave on an Earth-like

planet, the Enterprise crew is plagued by black knights, samurai

warriors, and tigers.

16. The Galileo Seven

Stardate 2821.5: Spock, Scotty, McCoy, and four other crewmen

are stranded aboard the shuttlecraft Galileo, while the

Enterprise tries in vain to search for them.

17. The Squire of Gothos

Stardate 2124.5: Kirk and the Enterprise crew are trapped by

Trelane, a powerful entity who appears as a 19th century fop.

18. Arena

Stardate 3045.6: After pursuing the Gorns, believing them to

be the destroyers of a Starbase, Kirk and the Gorn captain are

both captured and sent to battle each other on a planet by the

Metrons.

19. Tomorrow is Yesterday

Stardate 3113.2: The Enterprise is sent back in time to the

late 1960's, where they are spotted by an Air Force fighter

pilot.

20. Court-Martial

Stardate 2947.3: Kirk is put on trial for the apparent death

of a crewman under his command.

21. The Return of the Archons

Stardate 3156.2: While investigating the disappearance of a

previous starship, the Enterprise crew is threatened with

"absorption" into a very alien culture that has 12-hour orgies.

22. Space Seed

Stardate 3141.9: The Enterprise discovers a ship from the 20th

century containing Khan, a genetically engineered superman who

was exiled for his plans for world domination and put in

suspended animation.

23. A Taste of Armageddon

Stardate 3192.1: While opening diplomatic channels on another

world, Kirk and the Enterprise are declared casualties of war in

a computer-simulated battle, and must be destroyed.

24. This Side of Paradise

Stardate 3417.3: While investigating the supposed destruction

of a colony, the Enterprise crewmembers are infected with spores

that cause pacifistic feelings.

25. The Devil in the Dark

Stardate 3196.1: The Enterprise Crew investigates a series of

mysterious deaths on a mining colony, apparently caused by a

creature that can burrow through stone.

26. Errand of Mercy

Stardate 3198.4: The hostilities between the Federation and

the Klingon Empire come to a peak when both sides covet the

strategically located world of Organia.

27. The Alternative Factor

Stardate 3087.6: The Enterprise discovers Lazarus, who is

actually two different people: a sane man who exists in this

universe, and a madman who exists in an antimatter universe.

28. The City on the Edge of Forever

Stardate 3134.0: Kirk and Spock must travel back in time to

the 1930s to prevent a delirious Dr. McCoy from altering history.

29. Operation: Annihilate!

Stardate 3287.2: The Enterprise discovers that the planet

Deveva has been invaded by gigantic flying amoebas that have

killed Kirk's brother.

SEASON 2---------------------------------------------------------

30. Amok Time

Stardate 3372.7: When Spock enters "pon farr", the Vulcan

mating cycle, Kirk must get him to Vulcan to take a wife or he

will die.

31. Who Mourns for Adonais?

Stardate 3468.1: The Enterprise crew is both astonished and

skeptical when they encounter an entity who claims to be the

ancient god Apollo.

32. The Changeling

Stardate 3451.9: The Enterprise encounters Nomad, an ancient

space probe that has "evolved" into an incredibly powerful entity

devoted to the destruction of imperfect life forms.

33. Mirror, Mirror

Stardate Unknown: A transporter malfunction sends Kirk, Scotty,

McCoy and Uhura into a parallel universe where the Federation has

evolved along sinister principals.

34. The Apple

Stardate 3715.0: Kirk and the Enterprise encounter a primitive

yet benevolent society ruled by Vaal, an ancient supercomputer.

35. The Doomsday Machine

Stardate 4202.9: The Enterprise encounters a gigantic

destructive planet-killing weapon and a crippled starship that

lost its crew to the device.

36. Catspaw

Stardate 3018.2: The Enterprise crew explores a planet that

houses a haunted castle, witches, and Sulu and Scott, who have

been transformed into zombies.

37. I, Mudd

Stardate 4513.3: The Enterprise runs afoul of Harry Mudd once

again, who believes he is the leader of a race of androids.

38. Metamorphosis

Stardate 3219.4: While chasing a cloud creature that has

kidnapped a shuttlecraft, Kirk and the Enterprise crew meet

Zephram Cochrane, the creator of the warp drive engine.

39. Journey to Babel

Stardate 3842.3: While en route to a diplomatic meeting aboard

the Enterprise, Spock's estranged father, Sarek, is accused of

murdering one of the other guests.

40. Friday's Child

Stardate 3497.2: While attempting to prevent an alliance

between the Klingons and the Capellans, the landing party becomes

hunted fugitives.

41. The Deadly Years

Stardate 3478.2: While visiting Gamma Hydra IV, the

Enterprise's landing party is exposed to a mysterious disease

that accelerates the aging process.

42. Obsession

Stardate 3619.2: When the Enterprise encounters a gaseous

creature Kirk had encountered years before, he becomes obsessed

with killing it.

43. Wolf in the Fold

Stardate 3614.9: Scotty is "possessed" by an ancient energy

creature known as Redjac, and accused of murdering young women on

Argelius II.

44. The Trouble with Tribbles

Stardate 4523.3: While assigned to protect a shipment of

grain, the Enterprise becomes infested with small, harmless fuzzy

creatures known as Tribbles.

45. The Gamesters of Triskelion

Stardate 3211.7: Kirk, Uhura, and Chekov are kidnapped by the

"Providers" of Triskelion, and turned into slaves for

gladiatorial games

46. A Piece of the Action

Stardate 4598.0: The Enterprise visits Iotia, a planet whose

culture is based entirely on a book entitled "Chicago Mobs of the

Twenties."

47. The Immunity Syndrome

Stardate 4307.1: The Enterprise encounters a gigantic amoeba

responsible for the destruction of a Federation starship and

system.

48. A Private Little War

Stardate 4211.4: The Enterprise discovers Klingon influences

on a primitive planet Kirk has visited in the past.

49. Return to Tomorrow

Stardate 4768.3: The landing party agrees to allow themselves

to be "possessed" temporarily by three alien minds.

50. Patterns of Force

Stardate 2534.0: Kirk discovers his old academy teacher has

corrupted a planet's government, turning it into a recreation of

Nazi Germany.

51. By Any Other Name

Stardate 4657.5: The Enterprise is taken over by aliens who

have assumed human form to determine if the galaxy is suitable

for their conquest.

52. The Omega Glory

Stardate Unknown: Kirk discovers a starship captain living on a

planet that he claims gives him immortality, and which is being

fought over by the Yangs and Kohms.

53. The Ultimate Computer

Stardate 4729.4: A simple wargame quickly turns to tragedy

when the Enterprise is temporarily refitted with the new M-5

supercomputer.

54. Bread and Circuses

Stardate 4040.7: The Enterprise discovers a world with a 20th

century level of technology, and a culture much like that of the

Roman Empire.

55. Assignment: Earth

Stardate Unknown: While on a mission back in time to 1960's

Earth, The Enterprise crew encounters a mysterious individual who

calls himself Gary Seven.

SEASON 3---------------------------------------------------------

56. Spock's Brain

Stardate 5431.4: Spock's brain is stolen, and Kirk and McCoy

must retrieve it.

57. The Enterprise Incident

Stardate 5031.3: While in a state of confusion, Kirk orders

the Enterprise into Romulan space, where it is quickly captured.

58. The Paradise Syndrome

Stardate 4842.6: Kirk loses his memory while on a mission to a

planet with a culture similar to American Indians, and quickly

becomes Medicine Chief of the tribe.

59. And the Children Shall Lead

Stardate 5027.3: The Enterprise is plagued by illusions and

confusion when it investigates the mysterious suicides of the

adults on a scientific colony.

60. Is There in Truth No Beauty?

Stardate 5630.7: The Enterprise plays host to a beautiful

scientist, an engineer, and a Medusan, an energy creature that

causes madness when it is seen.

61. Spectre of the Gun

Stardate 4385.3: The Enterprise crew is transported to the

surface of a planet that resembles the wild west of the 1800s,

where they learn they are scheduled to participate in a

recreation of the showdown at the OK Corral.

62. The Day of the Dove

Stardate Unknown: The crews of the USS Enterprise and a Klingon

ship are forced to cooperate to defeat an entity that feeds off

of aggressive instincts.

63. For the World is Hollow and I have Touched the Sky

Stardate 5476.3: After Dr. McCoy discovers he has a terminal

illness, he falls in love with Natira, the High Priestess aboard

an asteroid-sized spaceship.

64. The Tholian Web

Stardate 5693.4: Kirk is trapped aboard a derelict starship

that fades into another dimension, while the Enterprise is

trapped in an energy web created by the hostile Tholians.

65. Plato's Stepchildren

Stardate 5784.0: The landing party runs afoul of a small

greek-like culture composed entirely of powerful telekinetics.

(NOTE: This episode contains TV's first interracial kiss.)

66. Wink of an Eye

Stardate 5710.5: Kirk and the Enterprise's male crewmembers

are chosen to repopulate the plat Scalos, where all the

inhabitants move at superhuman speeds.

67. The Empath

Stardate 5121.0: Kirk, Spock, and McCoy are kidnapped and

tortured by aliens, but find healing in a mysterious woman named

Gem.

68. Elaan of Troyius

Stardate 4372.5: The Enterprise must open diplomatic relations

between the planets of Troyius and Elas, while avoiding Klingon

influences.

69. Whom Gods Destroy

Stardate 5718.3: The Enterprise faces a difficult challenge

when the inmates at an asylum take it over with the help of a

shape changer.

70. Let That be Your Last Battlefield

Stardate 5730.2: The Enterprise finds itself carrying two

humanoids of slightly different races from the planet Cheron, who

hate each other violently.

71. The Mark of Gideon

Stardate 5423.4: A transporter malfunction strands Kirk in a

deserted Enterprise, alone except for a mysterious woman.

72. That Which Survives

Stardate Unknown: The Enterprise and the landing party struggle

to avoid the attacks of a mysterious woman who tells her victims,

"I have come for you."

73. The Lights of Zetar

Stardate 5725.3: A mission specialist aboard the Enterprise is

possessed by the collective life force of the inhabitants of

Zetar, a planet long dead.

74. Requiem for Methuselah

Stardate 5843.7: While searching for the cure to a disease,

Kirk and the Enterprise crew meet Flynn, an immortal who was also

known as Leonardo DaVinci, Brahms, Lazarus and Methuselah.

75. The Way to Eden

Stardate 5832.3: The Enterprise overtakes a stolen cruiser,

which is revealed to contain a band of young idealists searching

for the mythical planet Eden.

76. The Cloudminders

Stardate 5818.4: Kirk is drawn into a struggle for equality on

a planet where the ruling class lives in the clouds, and the

working class labors in the planet's mines.

77. The Savage Curtain

Stardate 5906.4: Kirk and Spock are teamed with Abraham

Lincoln and Surak in a battle against good and evil on the planet

Excalbia.

78. All Our Yesterdays

Stardate 5943.7: While examining the planet Sarpeidon, about

to be engulfed in the nova of its sun, Kirk, Spock, and McCoy are

accidentally sent to different historical eras in the planet's

history.

79. Turnabout Intruder

Stardate 5298.5: An ex lover of Kirk's, Dr. Janice Lester,

avenges herself on him by using a device to transfer her mind

with Kirk's, so she can command the Enterprise.

---==* STAR TREK: THE ANIMATED SERIES *==--

EPISODE REFERENCE GUIDE

1. More Tribbles, More Troubles

N/A

Stardate 5392.4: While transporting a shipment of grain to a

starving colony, the Enterprise crew rescues Cyrano Jones and his

shipment of tribbles from a Klingon ship.

2. The Infinite Vulcan

N/A

Stardate 5554.4: A giant clone wishes to clone Spock, in an

attempt to create a galactic peacemaker. Written by Walter

Koening.

3. Yesteryear

N/A

Stardate 5373.4: Spock must use the Guardian of Forever to

travel back to Vulcan's past, in an effort to save the life of

his "younger" self.

4. Beyond the Farthest Star

N/A

Stardate 5521.3: The Enterprise discovers an abandoned

starship inhabited by an evil alien entity that attempts to seize

control of the Enterprise.

5. The Survivor

N/A

Stardate 5143.3: The Enterprise rescues a missing

philanthropist, who may not be what he appears to be.

6. The Lorelei Signal

N/A

Stardate 5483.7: Uhura must lead a rescue party to save the

men of the Enterprise when they are captured by beautiful aliens.

7. One of Our Planets is Missing

N/A

Stardate 5371.3: The Enterprise attempts to save a planet from

a huge, destructive energy cloud.

8. Mudd's Passion

N/A

Stardate 4978.5: The Enterprise once again runs into Harry

Mudd, who is now selling love potions.

9. The Magicks of Megas-Tu

N/A

Stardate 1254.4: The Enterprise is swept into another

dimension where technology doesn't work, but magic does.

10. Time Trap

N/A

Stardate 5267.2: The Enterprise and a Klingon vessel are

trapped in a galactic "graveyard of ships", populated by the

descendants of starship crews long since stranded.

11. Slaver Weapon

N/A

Stardate 4187.3: While transporting a box that once belonged

to an extinct race known as the Slavers, Uhura, Sulu and Spock

are captured by the catlike Kzin, who want the box and it's

contents.

12. Jihad

N/A

Stardate 5683.1: Kirk and Spock are asked to recover a holy

relic, or a galaxy-wide holy war will erupt.

13. The Ambergris Element

N/A

Stardate 5499.9: While exploring the unstable water-planet of

Argo, the Enterprise crew are mistaken for invading aliens by the

water-breathing Aquans.

14. Once Upon a Planet

N/A

Stardate 5591.2: The Enterprise returns to the "Shore Leave"

planet, only to discover that The Keeper is dead and the main

computer is rebelling.

15. The Terratin Incident

N/A

Stardate 5577.3: When the Enterprise responds to a distress

call, a strange energy bolt hits the Enterprise, causing all

living matter to shrink.

16. The Eye of the Beholder

N/A

Stardate 5501.2: While investigating the disappearance of a

starship's crew, the landing party is captured by giant alien

slugs and put in a zoo.

17. BEM

N/A

Stardate 7403.6: An alien Starfleet commander attempts to test

Kirk's resourcefulness, but accidentally winds up placing the

Enterprise in jeopardy.

18. Albatross

N/A

Stardate 5275.6: While delivering medical supplies to a

planet, McCoy is arrested and charged with causing a plague there

19 years earlier.

19. The Pirates of Orion

N/A

Stardate 6334.1: When Spock is infected with choriocytosis,

the Enterprise arranges to rendezvous with another ship to

retrieve the disease's only known antidote, only to have the ship

raided by Orion pirates.

20. Practical Joker

N/A

Stardate 3183.3: While passing through a cosmic cloud in an

attempt to evade hostile Romulans, strange events begin occurring

aboard the Enterprise.

21. How Sharper than a Serpent's Tooth

N/A

Stardate 6063.4: The Enterprise runs afoul of Kulkukan, an

ancient astronaut who was worshipped on Earth millennia ago as a

god.

22. The Counter-Clock Incident

N/A

Stardate 6770.3: While transporting elderly Commodore Robert

April, the first captain of the Enterprise, the ship is pulled

into an alternate universe where time quickly runs backwards,

transforming everyone into children.

---==* THE STAR TREK FILMS *==---

REFERENCE GUIDE

Star Trek: The Motion Picture

1979 G

Stardate 7411.4: Admiral Kirk returns to take command of the

newly-refitted USS Enterprise on a mission to make contact with

V'ger, a mysterious nebulous lifeform composed of almost pure

energy.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

1982 PG

Stardate 8130.3: While on a training mission, the Enterprise

is attacked by Khan, who has hijacked a Federation starship and

stolen the top secret "Genesis Project".

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock

1984 PG

Stardate 8210.3: Kirk and the Enterprise crew risk everything

when they steal the Enterprise from Spacedock and journey to the

Genesis Planet in an effort to retrieve Spock's body, unaware

that a Klingon ship also wants the secrets of Genesis.

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

1986 PG

Stardate 8390.0: While en route to Earth, Kirk and the crew of

the Enterprise travel back in time to the 1980s (in their stolen

Klingon ship) to retrieve a pair of Humpbacked Whales needed

desperately in the future.

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier

1989 PG

Stardate 8454.1: A terrorist group, led by Spock's long lost

half-brother, kidnaps three ambassadors on the "Planet of

Galactic Peace" in an attempt to hijack the USS Enterprise and

voyage to the center of the galaxy, where they believe God awaits

them.

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country

1991 PG

Stardate 9521.6: When the Klingon Empire makes peaceful

overtures towards the Federation, Kirk and the Enterprise are

ordered to escort the Klingon Chancellor to Earth, only to have

Kirk framed for the chancellor's assassination.

---==* STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION *===--

EPISODE REFERENCE GUIDE

SEASON 1---------------------------------------------------------

1/2. Encounter at Farpoint

721

Stardate 41153.7: A mysterious entity named "Q" places the crew

of the new starship "Enterprise" on trial for all the crimes of

humanity.

3. The Naked Now

103

Stardate 41209.2: Romance, chaos, and danger result when a

mysterious virus renders the crew of the Enterprise intoxicated.

4. Code of Honor

104

Stardate 41235.25: Lt. Yar is forced to battle for her freedom

and the welfare of a diseased planet when she is kidnapped by

aliens known as Ligonians.

5. The Last Outpost

107

Stardate 41386.4: Held captive over an unknown planet, the away

teams of both the Enterprise and a Ferengi starship must pass an

important inquisition by an entity known as Portal before they

can be allowed to continue through space.

6. Where No One Has Gone Before

106

Stardate 41263.1: Teenager Wesley Crusher and a dying alien are

the crew's only hope for escape when the Enterprise warps into a

galaxy where thoughts become reality.

7. Lonely Among Us

108

Stardate 41249.3: While passing through a series of energy

patterns in space, the Enterprise crew find themselves trying to

solve the mystery surrounding the murder of Chief Asst. Engineer

Singh, and the altered personalities of Lt. Worf, Dr. Crusher,

and Captain Picard.

8. Justice

109

Stardate 41255.6: When Wesley is sentenced to death for

accidentally violating an alien planet's customs, Captain Picard

is forced to choose between saving Wesley's life or violating the

Prime Directive, which prohibits interfering with another

culture's way of life.

9. The Battle

110

Stardate 41723.9: A Ferengi captain offers the Federation

Captain Picard's old starship, the Stargazer, but uses the peace

offering as a means of revenging his son's death on Picard with a

thought-altering device.

10. Hide and Q

111

Stardate 41590.5: The Enterprise is once again challenged by

the powerful "Q," who offers Riker godlike powers if Riker will

join the "Q-Continuum."

11. Haven

105

Stardate 41294.5: Deanna Troi is caught between her feelings

for Riker and her devotion to Betazed customs when she faces a

prearranged marriage.

12. The Big Goodbye

113

Stardate 41997.7: While hostile aliens await a vital

ritualistic greeting by Captain Picard, he and three other crew

members are trapped in a malfunctioning Holodeck recreation of

1941 San Francisco, where the four of them are being held

hostage by murderous gangsters.

13. Datalore

114

Stardate 41242.4: While visiting the planet where Data was

found, the Away Team discovers a prototype of Data named Lore,

who begins formulating an evil plan to sacrifice the Enterprise

crew to a gigantic "Crystal Entity."

14. Angel One

115

Stardate 41636.9: While the Away Team struggles to save male

fugitives on a planet run by women, the Enterprise is ravaged by

a highly infectious virus.

15. 11001001

116

Stardate 41365.9: While docked at a starbase, the Enterprise is

hijacked with only Riker and Picard on board, who learn their

only clues lie with a mysterious Holodeck woman named "Minuet."

16. Too Short a Season

112

Stardate 41309.5: The Enterprise escorts a Federation admiral

to a planet to negotiate the release of hostages, but the

planetary governor wants to kill him in revenge for a previous

hostage crisis that ended in tragedy.

17. When the Bough Breaks

118

Stardate 41509.1: The Enterprise discovers a planet believed to

be mythological, only to have the sterile civilization kidnap

Wesley and several other children, in hopes of rebuilding their

race and repopulating their planet.

18. Home Soil

117

Stardate 41463.9: When a powerful microscopic life form

declares war on humans, it takes over the Enterprise's lab and

computers, and threatens to destroy the ship.

19. Coming of Age

119

Stardate 41416.2: While Wesley endures the grueling Starfleet

Academy entrance exams, Captain Picard faces an investigation

into his competency as a starship captain.

20. Heart of Glory

120

Stardate 41503.7: Lt. Worf is torn between his loyalty to the

Enterprise and his fierce Klingon heritage when two Klingon

fugitives attempt to seize control of the ship.

21. The Arsenal of Freedom

121

Stardate 41798.2: Picard and the Away Team fight for their

lives on a planet run by a computerized weapons system, which

also attacks the Enterprise.

22. Symbiosis

123

Stardate Unknown: The Enterprise is caught in the middle when

two alien races wage a bitter struggle over cargo which one of

them needs for survival.

23. Skin of Evil

122

Stardate 41601.3: A rescue mission turns to tragedy when Tasha

Yar is killed by an evil alien entity named Armus.

24. We'll Always Have Paris

124

Stardate 41697.9: Captain Picard is unexpectedly reunited with

his first love while investigating lethal time warp experiments.

25. Conspiracy

125

Stardate 41775.5: Captain Picard and Commander Riker travel to

earth to investigate rumors of a conspiracy in the highest ranks

of Starfleet Command.

26. The Neutral Zone

126

Stardate 41986.0: While traveling to a meeting with

hostile Romulans, the Enterprise discovers a derelict ship

containing three cryogenically frozen Americans from the 20th

century.

SEASON 2--------------------------------------------------------

27. The Child

127

Stardate 42073.1: While preparing to transport a deadly plague

to a research lab, the crew is stunned by the announcement of

Counselor Troi's pregnancy.

28. Where Silence Has Lease

128

Stardate 42193.6: The Enterprise and her crew are held hostage

in a mysterious void by a sadistic entity who wishes to observe

the many ways in which humans die.

29. Elementary, Dear Data

129

Stardate 42286.3: While pretending to be Sherlock Holmes in the

Holodeck, Data must solve a malfunctioning mystery that threatens

Dr. Pulaski's life, and the Enterprise.

30. The Outrageous Okona

130

Stardate 42402.7: While the Enterprise plays host to a roguish

captain wanted by two civilizations, Data struggles to acquire a

sense of humor by consulting a Holodeck comedian.

31. Loud as a Whisper

132

Stardate 42477.2: The future of a warring planet depends on a

deaf mediator, who suddenly loses his ability to communicate.

32. The Schizoid Man

131

Stardate 42437.5: A brilliant but terminally ill scientist

seeks eternal life by transferring his mind into Data's body.

33. Unnatural Selection

133

Stardate 42494.8: The crew grapples with a mysterious disease

which accelerates the aging process, causing humans to die of old

age within a matter of days.

34. A Matter of Honor

134

Stardate 42506.5: Riker's loyalties are put to the test when he

is assigned to a Klingon vessel which plans to attack the

Enterprise.

35. The Measure of a Man

135

Stardate 42523.7: When Data refuses to be disassembled for

research purposes, Picard is enlisted to help him fight for his

rights in court.

36. The Dauphin

136

Stardate 42568.8: Wesley falls in love with the beautiful young

ruler of Daled IV, who harbors a secret power.

37. Contagion

137

Stardate 42609.1: The Enterprise's computer system falls prey

to a mysterious electronic "virus" which could program the ship

to self destruct, while the Enterprise is confronted by Romulans.

38. The Royale

138

Stardate 42625.4: While investigating the discovery of a piece

of metal stamped with a United States Air Force insignia, the

Away Team finds itself in the world of "The Hotel Royale," a

novel come to life.

39. Time Squared

139

Stardate 42679.2: The Enterprise discovers a shuttlecraft

containing an exact replica of Captain Picard from six hours in

the future, warning them of destruction.

40. The Icarus Factor

140

Stardate 42686.4: Commander Riker's estranged father appears on

the eve of his departure to assume command of a new starship,

while Worf is concerned about missing his Klingon Rite of

Ascension.

41. Pen Pals

141

Stardate 42695.3: Data races against time to save the life of a

little alien girl he's befriended on a planet doomed for

destruction.

42. Q Who

142

Stardate 42761.3: The Enterprise is hurled across the galaxy by

the malevolent "Q," who sets the crew up for destruction at the

hands of cybernetic aliens who call themselves the Borg.

43. Samaritan Snare

143

Stardate 42779.1: While Picard and Wesley journey to a Starbase

via shuttlecraft, Geordi is kidnapped by the simple-minded Paklit

race.

44. Up the Long Ladder

144

Stardate 42823.2: The crew's rescue of a missing Earth colony

leads to the discovery of a civilization composed entirely of

clones.

45. Manhunt

145

Stardate 42859.2: In her search for the perfect mate, Troi's

oversexed mother beams aboard the Enterprise and sets her sights

on Captain Picard.

46. The Emissary

146

Stardate 42901.3: An official mission becomes a personal matter

when Worf's former love is sent to the Enterprise to intercept a

ship carrying Klingons who aren't aware that the war between the

Empire and the Federation is over.

47. Peak Performance

147

Stardate 42923.4: A simulated war game turns deadly when the

crews of both ships are ambushed by a Ferengi Marauder.

48. Shades of Gray

148

Stardate 42976.1: Commander Riker is struck down by a deadly

microbe which invades his central nervous system, and which can

only be repulsed by triggering memories of his service aboard the

Enterprise.

SEASON 3---------------------------------------------------------

49. Evolution

150

Stardate 43125.8: The crew fights for survival when a

mysterious force attacks the Enterprise's life support systems.

50. The Ensigns of Command

149

Stardate Unknown: Data races against time to save a colony of

humans that has been marked for death by aliens.

51. The Survivors

151

Stardate 43142.4: The Enterprise travels to Rana IV, a remote

colony where just two of its 11,000 inhabitants have miraculously

survived a devastating attack.

52. Who Watches the Watchers

152

Stardate 43173.5: Mistakenly believing Captain Picard to be a

god, the members of a primitive culture seize Troi and prepare to

sacrifice her to appease him.

53. The Bonding

153

Stardate 43198.7: When the ship's archaeologist is killed on a

mission led by Worf, the Klingon feels responsible for the young

son she left behind.

54. Booby Trap

154

Stardate 43205.6: While the Enterprise is caught in a deadly

booby trap that captures the ship and converts its energy into

lethal levels of radiation, Geordi consults a holodeck recreation

of the Enterprise's designer to discover a way out.

55. The Enemy

155

Stardate 43349.2: After Geordi and a Romulan are stranded

together on a storm-ravaged planet, the crew's attempts to rescue

him are hindered by an aggressive Romulan Warbird.

56. The Price

156

Stardate 43385.6: Counselor Troi is swept off her feet by a

dashing delegate who uses unethical methods to transact his

business while on board the Enterprise.

57. The Vengeance Factor

157

Stardate 43421.9: The crew's attempts to mediate a violent

dispute between warring clans is sabotaged by a mysterious

assassin.

58. The Defector

158

Stardate 43462.5: A Romulan defector leads the Enterprise into

a showdown that could erupt into a full scale war.

59. The Hunted

159

Stardate 43489.2: The Enterprise is bombarded by an alien

soldier whose government turned him into the ultimate violent

killer.

60. The High Ground

160

Stardate 43510.7: Dr. Crusher's abduction by a radical

terrorist group thrusts the Enterprise crew into an explosive

civil war on Rutia IV. (This episode was banned in Great Britain)

61. Deja Q

161

Stardate 43539.1: The crew is surprised by the appearance of

their old nemesis, "Q," who has been stripped of his godlike

powers and is being hunted by races he has tormented in the past.

62. A Matter of Perspective

162

Stardate 43610.4: When Riker is suspected of murdering an

esteemed scientist who had accused the Enterprise officer of

seducing his wife, he is put on trial in the Holodeck, where the

different testimonies are recreated and viewed.

63. Yesterday's Enterprise

163

Stardate 43625.2: The course of history is altered when a time

rift brings Enterprise NCC-1701-C from the past into the present,

to a crew which now includes Tasha Yar.

64. The Offspring

164

Stardate 43657.0: Data creates an android daughter using a

transfer of his own programming, but Starfleet wants to separate

the pair.

65. Sins of the Father

165

Stardate 43685.2: When his long-lost younger brother appears

on the Enterprise, Worf learns that he must travel to the Klingon

home planet to fight a life or death battle for his family's

honor.

66. Allegiance

166

Stardate 43714.1: Captain Picard is kidnapped by a mysterious

alien force, and replaced by an exact double on the Enterprise.

67. Captain's Holiday

167

Stardate 43745.2: While vacationing on the resort planet Raisa,

Picard becomes entangled with a beautiful archaeologist, a

treacherous Ferengi, and a search for a missing weapon from the

future.

68. Tin Man

168

Stardate 43779.3: The Enterprise is thrust into a deadly

showdown with the Romulans over a newly discovered life-form in a

remote star system.

69. Hollow Pursuits

169

Stardate 43807.4: The crew struggles to help shy Lt. Barclay,

whose obsession with the fantasy worlds of the Holodeck may be

endangering the Enterprise.

70. The Most Toys

170

Stardate 43872.2: The crew leaves Data for dead when his

shuttle explodes during a routine mission, unaware that he's

being held captive by a collector of rare objects.

71. Sarek

171

Stardate 43917.4: The Enterprise is plagued by outbreaks of

random violence when it is visited by the renowned Vulcan

ambassador.

72. Menage a Troi

172

Stardate 43930.7: The Enterprise is thrown into chaos when

Riker, Troi, and her mother are all kidnapped by the Ferengi.

73. Transfigurations

173

Stardate 43957.2: The Enterprise rescues a mysterious humanoid

whose remarkable powers affect the entire crew.

74. The Best of Both Worlds Pt. I

174

Stardate 43989.1: The Borg return, and capture Picard as the

first step in their attempt to conquer Earth.

SEASON 4---------------------------------------------------------

75. The Best of Both Worlds Pt. II

175

Stardate 44001.4: Riker must choose between saving Picard and

saving humanity when the Borg use the kidnapped captain as part

of their plan to conquer and destroy Earth.

76. Family

178

Stardate 44012.3: While the Enterprise undergoes repairs on

Earth, Worf is reunited with his human family, Dr. Crusher picks

up some of her late husband's belongings, and Picard comes face

to face with his jealous brother.

77. Brothers

177

Stardate 44085.7: Data is summoned to the side of his elderly

creator, and clashes with his evil brother, Lore.

78. Suddenly Human

176

Stardate 44143.7: Picard risks war when he refuses to return a

human boy to the aliens who have raised him and may have abused

him.

79. Remember Me

179

Stardate 44161.2: Wesley's experiment with warp fields results

in the mysterious and gradual disappearance of the crew.

80. Legacy

180

Stardate 44215.2: A rescue mission leads the Enterprise to the

birthplace of former crewmember Tasha Yar, where the crew

encounters her mysterious sister, Ishara.

81. Reunion

181

Stardate 44246.3: When Picard is chosen to mediate a Klingon

power struggle, Worf is reunited with his ex-girlfriend, their

child, and the Klingon who disgraced Worf's family's honor.

82. Future Imperfect

182

Stardate 44286.5: After an Away Team mission fails, Riker

awakens in sickbay to discover sixteen years have passed and he

now commands the Enterprise.

83. Final Mission

183

Stardate 44307.3: After being accepted to Starfleet Academy,

Wesley accompanies Captain Picard on a final mission, only to

find himself struggling to keep the captain alive.

84. The Loss

184

Stardate 44356.9: When the Enterprise is caught in a "school"

of two-dimensional creatures, Counselor Troi resigns her post

after experiencing a mysterious loss of her powers.

85. Data's Day

185

Stardate 44390.1: Chief O'Brien's impending wedding compounds

Data's confusion about the nuances of human emotions, while the

Enterprise escorts a Vulcan diplomat to a rendezvous in the

Neutral Zone.

86. The Wounded

186

Stardate 44429.6: Picard must stop a renegade Federation

starship which is making unprovoked attacks on a former enemy's

ships.

87. Devil's Due

187

Stardate 44474.5: Picard fights to save a terrified planet from

a powerful woman who claims to be the devil.

88. Clues

188

Stardate 44502.7: Picard and the Enterprise crew are shocked to

discover Data is lying to them and covering up information.

89. First Contact

189

Stardate Unknown: While working undercover during a first

contact mission, Riker is critically wounded and mistaken for a

hostile alien.

90. Galaxy's Child

190

Stardate 44614.6: The Enterprise becomes a surrogate mother to

a huge alien creature after Picard is forced to destroy its real

mother.

91. Night Terrors

191

Stardate 44631.2: Trapped in a rift in space, the Enterprise

crew are plagued by unexplained paranoia and hallucinations.

92. Identity Crisis

192

Stardate 44664.5: Dr. Crusher races against time to locate a

parasite that threatens to transform Geordi into an alien

creature.

93. The Nth Degree

193

Stardate 44704.2: When an alien probe endows Lt. Barclay with

superhuman intelligence, he threatens the fate of the ship.

94. Qpid

194

Stardate 44741.9: The mischievous "Q" transforms Picard into

Robin Hood and the crew into his band of Merry Men, and sends

them to Sherwood Forrest on a quest to force Picard to prove his

love for an old flame.

95. The Drumhead

195

Stardate 44769.2: A search for a traitor aboard the Enterprise

turns into a 23rd-century "witch hunt" in which Picard is

implicated.

96. Half a Life

196

Stardate 44805.3: Picard risks war when he offers asylum to a

visiting scientist who wishes to escape the ritual suicide

mandated by his society.

97. The Host

197

Stardate 44821.3: Dr, Crusher's love is put to the test when

she falls for an alien symbiote who exists inside different host

bodies in order to survive.

98. The Mind's Eye

198

Stardate 44885.5: Romulan forces kidnap Geordi and turn him

into an assassin programmed to kill a Klingon governor.

99. In Theory

199

Stardate 44923.3: Data experiments with love by pursuing a

romantic relationship with a fellow crew member.

100. Redemption Pt. I

200

Stardate 44995.3: As civil war threatens the Klingon Empire,

Worf's loyalties are torn between his people and the Federation.

SEASON 5---------------------------------------------------------

101. Redemption Pt. II

201

Stardate 45020.4: The Klingon civil war continues, as Picard

learns the origins of Romulan Commander Sela.

102. Darmok

202

Stardate 45047.2 Picard is kidnapped and transported to the

surface of a hostile world with an alien captain whose language

is almost indecipherable.

103. Ensign Ro

203

Stardate 45076.3: A headstrong mission specialist aboard the

Enterprise may have a hidden agenda that could threaten the peace

between the Federation and the Cardassians.

104. Silicon Avatar

204

Stardate 45122.3: An elderly scientist believes Data has allied

with the destructive "Crystal Entity" when it decimates a colony

the Away Team is on.

105. Disaster

205

Stardate 45156.1: The Enterprise collides with a subspace

anomaly, trapping the crew in different parts of the ship.

106. The Game

206

Stardate 45208.2: Riker returns from shore leave on Raisa with

a highly addictive video game that is part of an alien plot to

seize control of the Federation.

107. Unification Pt. I

208

Stardate 45233.1: Picard and Data go on an undercover mission

to Romulus to learn if the famous Vulcan ambassador Spock has

defected.

108. Unification Pt. II

207

Stardate 45245.8: Picard learns Spock's motives for travelling

to Romulus, while the Enterprise investigates the theft of a

Vulcan ship.

109. A Matter of Time

209

Stardate 45349.1: The presence of a time traveller disturbs the

crew of the Enterprise during a routine mission.

110. New Ground

210

Stardate 45376.3: Worf's son, Alexander, returns to the

Enterprise, and Worf learns some valuable lessons about

parenting.

111. Hero Worship

211

Stardate 45397.3: Data rescues a traumatized young boy from a

doomed starship, who starts to mimic him.

112. Violations

212

Stardate 45429.3: The Enterprise escorts three telepathic

aliens, one of whom is a mind rapist whose attacks leave its

victims in a comatose state.

113. The Masterpiece Society

213

Stardate 45470.1: The Enterprise attempts to save a closed

utopian society from a natural disaster, but problems arise when

the colonists ask Captain Picard for asylum.

114. Conundrum

214

Stardate 45494.2: While suffering from an unexplained case of

mass amnesia, the Enterprise crew finds themselves fighting a war

they do not remember or understand, as they search for their own

identities.

115. Power Play

215

Stardate 45571.2: After returning from a planet, Data, Troi,

and O'Brien claim to be possessed by the spirits of a previous

starship's crew, and attempt to seize control of the Enterprise.

116. Ethics

216

Stardate 45587.3: After being critically injured in an

accident, Worf must choose between committing suicide or risking

a potentially fatal surgical procedure, while Dr. Crusher

contends with a doctor whose ethical practices are questionable.

117. The Outcast

217

Stardate 45614.6: A rescue mission leads to a dangerous romance

between Riker and a rebellious member of an androgynous race.

118. Cause and Effect

218

Stardate 45652.1: The Enterprise crew is perplexed when they

find themselves caught in a time loop that begins with a poker

game and ends with a fatal collision between the Enterprise and a

ship that vanished 90 years earlier.

119. The First Duty

219.

Stardate 45703.9: Wesley is involved in an accident resulting

in the death of a fellow cadet at Starfleet Academy, and Picard

learns he may be covering up the truth.

120. Cost of Living

220

Stardate 45733.6: Lwaxana Troi angers both Deanna and Worf when

she introduces Alexander to her fun-loving lifestyle; meanwhile,

parasites infect the Enterprise, causing shipwide malfunctions.

121. The Perfect Mate

221

Stardate 45761.3: Picard finds himself attracted to a beautiful

empathic metamorph who has been pledged to the ruler of another

planet for a prearranged marriage.

122. Imaginary Friend

222

Stardate 45852.1: An alien entity appears on the Enterprise in

the form of a little girl's imaginary friend, and decides the

ship and her crew of rule-making adults must be destroyed.

123. I, Borg

223

Stardate Unknown: See the Rumor Mill

124. The Next Phase

224

Stardate Unknown: See the Rumor Mill

125. Inner Light

225

Stardate Unknown: See the Rumor Mill

126. Time's Arrow Pt. I

226

Stardate Unknown: See the Rumor Mill

---==* THE RUMOR MILL *==---

All of the following tidbits are RUMORS ONLY. If you don't want

to have some future episodes spoiled for you, you may not want to

read any further. You have been warned.

Whoopi Goldberg will do three more episodes of ST:TNG. Also,

Nichelle Nichols may appear in a future episode as Guinan's

Mother or Daughter. (NOTE: The latest rumor on this is Guinan

will appear in either the last 3 or 4 episodes this season, and

possibly the first few episodes of next season. As of this

writing, she has reappeared in "Imaginary Friend" and "I, Borg".)

Paramount may introduce a homosexual character to ST:TNG. (NOTE:

It looks like right now they've decided instead to have a

homosexuality- themed episode with "The Outcast")

Future episodes will include:

"I, Borg" - The Borg are back! Well... at least one of them is.

Geordi takes it upon himself to free an adolescent boy from his

Borg programming, when the Enterprise discovers a crashed Borg

ship.

"The Next Phase" - Experimental Romulan cloaking technology

renders Geordi and Ro Laryn invisible (oops!), and the crew

believes they're both dead. Rumor has it we'll get to see Data

deliver Geordi's eulogy, and Riker will play the trombone at his

funeral. We'll actually learn quite a bit about Geordi's family

in this episode.

"Inner Light" - "An alien icon in space has a strange effect" on

Picard. This episode will feature Patrick Stewart's son, Daniel,

playing (appropriately) Picard's "long-lost son". I've heard

this will be an alternate reality story, as we'll also see

Picard's "grandchildren."

"Time's Arrow" - The big season finale is coming up...

Apparently, Data travels back in time (with Guinan) to either the

late 19th or early 20th century, where he meets the legendary

author Mark Twain. The episode was originally not written as a

two-part episode, but will be expanded to become one. Rumor has

it that our old buddy, Q, will appear either at the end of part 1

or the beginning of part 2.

"Duelling Qs" (Next Season) - From what I hear, it will involve

two Qs challenging each other to a sort of intergalactic

olympiad. The John DeLancie Q has the Enterprise Crew play on

his team, so to speak. The other Q is... ready for this?... to

be played by William Campbell (The Squire of Gothos). "Are you

challenging me to a duel?" This episode may not be filmed due to

projected cost overruns.

We will see (oh, joy) the Enterprise "head" (or bathroom) in an

upcoming episode this season.

The secret of Picard's relationship with Guinan (which has been

hinted at in "The Best of Both Worlds" and "Ensign Ro") will be

revealed before the end of the sixth season.

Both Stewart and McFadden would like to see the Picard/Crusher

relationship explored more. Stewart has revealed that an

"upcoming episode" will touch on it a little (possibly the

episode "Inner Light?").

We may see a female Q next season (why not?).

Michael Dorn will play a non-klingon role in a guest appearance.

ST:TNG will run for seven seasons, not six, as was initially

reported.

Dr. Pulaski will _not_ appear on ST:TNG again.

There will no longer be any more episodes with Data emulating

Sherlock Holmes, and "Moriarty" (from "Elementary, My Dear Data")

will not appear again on ST:TNG. This is because Paramount would

have to pay the estate of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle a licensing fee

(apparently, they were really upset that "Elementary, My Dear

Data" was shot without the above sum being paid.)

AND NOT A RUMOR, BUT... Brent Spiner has released an album of

songs entitled "Ol' Yellow Eyes is Back." In addition to Spiner,

Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, Michael Dorn, and Levar Burton

appear as Spiner's backup singers, "The Sunspots" (on the song

"It's a Sin to Tell a Lie"). I had a chance to listen to it, and

IMHO, it is truly awful. I mean it.

---==* STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES *==---

MAIN CAST:

William Shatner.....................Capt. James Tiberius Kirk

George Samuel Kirk

Sargon

Dr. Janice Lester

Leonard Nimoy.......................Commander Spock

Science Officer

Also First Officer

DeForest Kelley.....................Leonard "Bones" McCoy

Ship's Doctor

Commander rank

James Doohan........................Lt. Comm. Montgomery Scott

aka "Scotty"

Chief Engineer

Walter Koening......................Ensign Pavel Chekov

Second and Third season only

Ship's Navigator

Nichelle Nichols....................Lt. Nyota Uhura

Communications Officer

George Takei........................Lt. Hikaryu Sulu

Ship's Helmsman

Majel Barret........................Nurse Christine Chapel

Computer Voice

"Number One"

First Officer in "The Cage"

Grace Lee Whitney...................Yeoman Janice Rand

---==* STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION *==---

MAIN CAST:

Patrick Stewart.....................Capt. Jean-Luc Picard

Locutus of Borg

Jonathan Frakes.....................Commander William Riker

First Officer

Levar Burton........................Lt. Commander Geordi LaForge

Chief Engineer

Season 2: Lieutenant

Season 1: Lieutenant J.G.

Denise Crosby.......................Lt. Natasha "Tasha" Yar

Security Chief

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