The Next Generation
TAPE CODE: D (STAR TREK: The Next Generation)
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Episode
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101
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Encounter at Farpoint, Part I In the pilot, Captain Picard and his crew embark on their first mission: a voyage to the Farpoint station on Daneb IV.
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101
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Encounter at Farpoint, Part II At the end of the trial, Q gives Picard 24 hours to prove the worthiness of the human race.
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106
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Hide And Q The Enterprise crew meets up with the enigmatic Q, who forces them to participate in a deadly game that pits the players against fanged creatures.
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106
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Too Short A Season The Enterprise transports Adm. Mark Jameson, a renowned but ailing negotiator, to Mordan IV to mediate in a hostage crisis instigated by that planet's governor.
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107
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Datalore While exploring Data's home planet, the crew discovers a collection of body parts, which, when assembled, create an android that's a dead ringer for Data.
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108
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Angel One On the female-dominated planet Angel One, the crew discovers that the survivors of a Federation freighter accident are now fugitives because they oppose the matriarchy.
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108
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11001001 When the computer indicates a pending disaster, the crew evacuates the Enterprise, unaware that members of a computer-dependent species have sabotaged the ship's software.
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109
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Home Soil While visiting Velara III, where terraformers labor to make the barren planet more inhabitable, the crew is mystified by a bizarre accident that claims the life of one of the workers.
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109
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When The Bough Breaks The technologically advanced but sterile race of the planet Aldea decide to remedy their plight by kidnapping children from the Enterprise, including Wesley.
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110
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Coming Of Age Wesley takes the Starfleet Academy entrance exam, while Picard's performance as a commander is evaluated.
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110
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Heart Of Glory Worf finds himself torn between two leaders when he learns that fugitive Klingons rescued by the Enterprise are plotting to reestablish their warrior race and want Worf to join their side.
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111
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The Arsenal Of Freedom While the Enterprise crew searches for a missing spacecraft on the planet Minos, site of a lost civilization, Picard and Crusher disappear.
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111
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Skin of Evil After crashing the shuttlecraft onto Vagra 2, Troi is held hostage by a sadistic creature that delights in taunting the rescue team.
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112
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Symbiosis When the Enterprise carries out a mission of mercy, Picard becomes embroiled in a bitter trade dispute between neighboring planets.
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112
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We'll Always Have Paris Picard is reunited with his first love when the Enterprise rescues her husband, a scientist who breaks into another dimension while conducting time experiments.
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113
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Conspiracy Picard investigates a plot to infiltrate the highest level of the Starfleet command and returns to Earth to confront the conspirators.
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113
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The Neutral Zone The crew discovers three cryogenically preserved bodies on a 20th-century Earth satellite just as the Enterprise is ordered to the Neutral Zone to confront hostile Romulans.
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114
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The Child As the crew rushes samples of a disease organism to a research station, Troi announces that she's pregnant.
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114
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Where Silence Has Lease En route to the Morgana Quadrant, the Enterprise is trapped in an inexplicable void, where the crew discovers a deserted spacecraft.
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115
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Elementary, Dear Data When the crew gets a few days off, Geordi plans a diversion for himself and Data on the holodeck ---they play Holmes and Watson in Victorian England.
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116
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The Schizoid Man The Away Team, led by Data, goes on a mission of mercy to help a dying scientist whose final act causes the android to suffer a split personality.
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116
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Loud As A Whisper A deaf war mediator is escorted by the Away Team to the site of a centuries-old conflict.
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117
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Unnatural Selection Responding to an emergency call for help from a supply ship, the Enterprise encounters an epidemic that causes rapid aging and death.
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117
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A Matter Of Honor An exchange program that allows Cdr. Riker to become the first Federation officer to serve on a Klingon vessel turns into a dangerous confrontation between the Klingons and the Enterprise over an outbreak of starship-eroding bacteria.
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118
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The Measure Of A Man The officer in charge of a new starbase orders Data to be disassembled for study. When Data refuses, a Judge Advocate General sets up a hearing with Picard as defense counsel and Riker as prosecutor.
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120
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The Icarus Factor When Riker is offered the captaincy of a starship, his delight turns to hostility when the officer assigned to brief him turns out to be his estranged father. Meanwhile, Worf suffers a spiritual crisis, which Data, Geordi and Wesley attempt to remedy by means of the holodeck.
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121
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Pen Pals A little girl contacts Data when her planet is imperiled by a series of violent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, and Wesley is put in charge of finding the cause of the disturbances and saving the population.
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121
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Q Who Picard's archnemesis Q tosses the Enterprise into a deadly battle with the Borg, whose collective mind overpowers the starship's defenses.
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122
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Samaritan Snare After Picard is taken to Starbase Scylla 515 for a heart operation, the Enterprise answers a distress call from a vessel crewed by Pakleds, who take Geordi hostage.
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122
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Up the Long Ladder The Enterprise encounters two threatened cultures: the Bringloidis, descendants of colonists from Earth; and the Mariposans, clones who desperately need genetic material.
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123
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Manhunt En route to a Federation conference, the crew picks up two delegates from the planet Antede Three, and gets a surprise visit from Troi's mother, who avidly pursues Capt. Picard.
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123
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The Emissary A half-Klingon woman from Worf's past boards the Enterprise to intercept a Klingon vessel carrying a crew in cryogenic suspension.
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124
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Peak Performance Cdr. Riker and Capt. Picard are pitted against each other in a Starfleet war game, with Picard helming the Enterprise and Riker the Hathaway, an 80-year-old clunker.
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124
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Shades of Gray Riker contracts a mysterious disease that attacks the central nervous system, and Dr. Pulaski tries to save him with a potentially lethal course of treatment.
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125
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The Ensigns Of Command The Enterprise races against time when aliens demand that all humans living on their planet be evacuated within four days, or the entire population will be annihilated.
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125
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Evolution En route to the site of a stellar phenomenon, the main computers of the Enterprise malfunction, and the ship is drawn toward the fiery remains of an exploding star.
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126
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The Survivors Responding to a distress call from a Federation planet, the Away Team finds that all of the inhabitants have been killed except for an elderly couple.
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127
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The Bonding During an Away Team survey of a deserted planet, an archaeologist is killed in an explosion, and the crew tries to comfort her 12-year-old son.
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128
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The Enemy Geordi is stranded on a Federation planet where a Romulan ship has crashed, while Dr. Crusher tries to save an injured officer from the downed craft.
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128
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The Price The Enterprise hosts a delegation that's negotiating for the rights to a "wormhole," a shortcut across the galaxy. Meanwhile, Troi becomes romantically involved with one of the delegates.
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129
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The Vengeance Factor The crew tries to mediate a reconciliation between the Acamarians and the Gatherers, a renegade group that split from the Acamarians a century before.
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130
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The Hunted On the planet Angosia, the crew aids in the capture of a prison escapee, whose reputation for violence is belied when Troi interviews him.
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131
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Deja Q Q, once all-powerful mischief-maker of the universe, is condemned to life as a mortal and seeks sanctuary aboard the Enterprise.
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131
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A Matter Of Perspective Riker is accused of murdering a research scientist, and the Enterprise holodeck is programmed to re-create the events according to each witness's testimony.
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132
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The Offspring In an unauthorized experiment, Data builds another android, which chooses to take the form of a human female.
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133
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Sins Of The Father Worf meets the brother he didn't know he had, and together they go before the Klingon High Council to defend their late father's honor against treason charges.
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134
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Tin Man The Enterprise crew is assigned to carry a Betazoid Federation emissary, who's en route to contact a newly discovered life form called Tin Man.
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135
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Hollow Pursuits A disturbed crew member acts out his frustrations in the holodeck and endangers the Enterprise by neglecting his engineering duties.
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135
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The Most Toys Data's shuttlecraft explodes, but the crew is forced to proceed on its mission to aid a colony with a contaminated water supply.
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136
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Sarek Sarek, the venerable Vulcan ambassador, is uncharacteristically moody when aboard the Enterprise for a mission to establish ties with the Legaran.
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136
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Ménage à Troi The Ferengi abduct Counselor Troi and her mother Lwaxana to study Lwaxana's telepathic powers.
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137
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Transfigurations The Enterprise rescues a humanoid amnesiac, who exhibits remarkable healing powers.
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Suddenly Human The Away Team finds that a Talarian ship in distress has a crew of teenagers, one of them a human who shows signs of severe abuse.
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138
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The Best Of Both Worlds, Part I This sci-fi spin-off triumphantly came of age with the third-season finale, "The Best of Both Worlds, Part I," which was first telecast June 18, 1990. In the episode, the villainous Borg enter Federation space, kidnap Picard and transform him into one of its own. The surprise-a-minute script by producer Michael Piller---who broke Gene Roddenberry's No. 1 rule by allowing intense conflict among the Feds---climaxes with Riker weighing the lives of his crew against that of Picard and issuing a command to destroy the Borg ship. With this cliffhanger, TNG boldly went into a fourth season, a feat the original series never managed.
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138
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The Best Of Both Worlds, Part II Conclusion. The Borg have turned Picard into a half-Borg, half-human creature, and are using him in their plot to conquer Earth.
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140
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Legacy On the planet Turkana Four, birthplace of the late Tasha Yar, two warring factions hinder the Away Team's rescue of a marooned Federation crew.
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141
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Reunion K'Mpec, the dying Klingon leader, asks Picard to find out which of the two rivals for his position has been poisoning him; and Worf has a reunion with his former mate and their son.
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141
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Future Imperfect After an aborted Away Team mission, Riker awakens in sick bay to an aging Dr. Crusher, who explains that a long-dormant virus has wiped out his memory of the past 16 years.
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143
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Data's Day Data faces the twin tasks of giving away the bride at Chief O'Brien's wedding and escorting Vulcan Ambassador T'Pel aboard to negotiate a treaty with the Romulans. |
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143
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The Wounded The Enterprise intercepts a starship whose renegade captain is attacking the Cardassians, former enemies of the Federation.
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144
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Devil's Due The Enterprise comes to the aid of the Ventaxians, who are faced with the prospect of fulfilling a diabolical contract made by their ancestors.
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144
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Clues Picard suspects Data of lying about a phenomenon that rendered the crew unconscious.
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145
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First Contact While on a "first-contact" mission to a planet on the verge of space travel, Riker is captured and accused of leading an alien invasion.
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146
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Identity Crisis Five years after investigating a mysteriously abandoned outpost, members of the Away Team begin to exhibit unusual symptoms---and an overwhelming urge to return to the planet.
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148
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Half A Life Troi's mother, Lwaxana, is smitten with a scientist whose culture demands he return to his home planet to commit ritual suicide.
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149
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The Host Dr. Crusher's love affair with an alien ambassador becomes complicated when the ambassador turns out to be a small parasitic creature that inhabits host bodies.
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149
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The Mind's Eye The Romulans capture and brainwash Geordi, using him in their plan to foment rebellion at a Klingon outpost.
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150
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In Theory While Picard navigates the Enterprise through an unstable region of space, Data tries to fathom the amorous advances of a crewmate.
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151
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Redemption, Part I A power struggle within the High Council threatens the Klingon Empire, forcing Worf to choose between continuing his service on the Enterprise or returning to his people.
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151
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Redemption, Part II Picard initiates a Federation blockade against the Romulans in hopes of exposing their alliance with the Duras family in the Klingon Civil war.
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152
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Ensign Ro During their investigation of a Bajoran terrorist attack on a Federation colony, Picard and a Bajoran ensign uncover a conspiracy by a Starfleet officer.
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152
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Silicon Avatar The Enterprise comes in contact with a destructive entity that Picard believes should be communicated with---but a scientist studying it has different plans.
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153
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Disaster While hosting the winners of a primary-school science contest, the Enterprise is completely disabled by a rare natural phenomenon, leaving Troi in command on the bridge.
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153
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The Game Riker is given an electronic mind game that proves addictive to everyone on board except a vacationing Wesley, who suspects the game's real purpose.
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154
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Unification, Part I Disguised as Romulans, Picard and Data travel to Romulus to investigate the unauthorized mission of the Federation's most famous ambassador---Mr. Spock.
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154
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Unification, Part II After locating Spock and discovering his plans for unifying the Romulans and the Vulcans, Picard and Data uncover a covert Romulan plot that does not call for unification---but for invasion.
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167
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Rascals Picard, Guinan, Ens. Ro and Keiko are transformed into children during an unfortunate accident---which may prove fortunate to the Enterprise when it's seized by Ferengi.
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167
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A Fistful of Datas A holodeck adventure turns deadly for Worf and Alexander, who find themselves pitted against two Wild West outlaws---both with Data's face and android abilities.
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168
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The Quality of Life Data is forced to choose between man and machine after a scientist introduces the crew to devices known as "exocomps"---which he believes are alive.
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168
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Ship in a Bottle The game is afoot when a Sherlock Holmes holodeck adventure goes awry, releasing archnemesis Prof. Moriarty from the realm of computer simulation to reality.
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170
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Aquiel Geordi finds himself drawn romantically to a Starfleet lieutenant who is suspected of murder.
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171
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Starship Mine Picard is trapped aboard the Enterprise with a group of intergalactic thieves after the rest of the crew evacuates the ship because of a dangerous cleaning process.
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172
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Birthright, Part I A layover on Deep Space Nine marks the beginning of adventures for Worf and Data, as each sets out on a quest to find his father.
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172
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Birthright, Part II Worf is imprisoned in a Romulan camp where Klingons and Romulans appear to coexist in peace---a situation that he finds unbearable.
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173
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Lessons Picard falls for the new head of the ship's Stellar Sciences department---whom he must send on a dangerous mission.
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174
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Frame of Mind Riker questions his sanity as he confronts altered realities---a theatrical presentation on the Enterprise, a covert mission and an alien insane asylum.
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174
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Suspicions Dr. Crusher jeopardizes her career as she investigates the death of a Ferengi scientist whose invention may have been coveted by others.
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177
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Descent, Part I While investigating an outpost massacre, the Enterprise encounters the Borg, whose individual identities and viciousness trigger a change in Data.
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177
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Descent, Part II Data, under the influence of Lore, imprisons Picard, Troi and La Forge among the Borg. Meanwhile, the Enterprise, commanded by Dr. Crusher, comes under attack.
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