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Taken
prisoner by Lore and the Borg, an away team consisting of
Picard, Troi and Geordi is trapped while the Enterprise is
attacked in orbit. Beverly beams aboard as many of the
Enterprise search parties from the planet below as she can
and is forced to retreat. |
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An Iyaaran
delegation visits the Enterprise for a diplomatic
function. A shuttle transporting Picard crash-lands on a
planet covered with violent storms. A woman, who has been
stranded on the planet for seven years, gets Picard to
shelter inside a crashed freighter. |
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A new
interface is being tested by Geordi to control unmanned
probe, and comes in useful when the Enterprise
investigates the loss of the starship Raman. During the
mission, Picard receives word that the starship Hera,
commanded by Geordi's mother has disappeared. |
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Riker, Troi,
Worf and Crusher are searching for the missing Captain
Picard. A Yridian claims he witnessed Picard's death in a
seedy bar after an argument with a group of aliens.
Chasing a lead, a well-armed group of aliens ambushes an
away team, and Riker is captured. |
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Picard
discovers that Baran's gang is not looking for Romulan
artifacts, but for ancient Vulcan artifacts. When Picard
realises what the artifact is capable of, he must act
quickly, and leads a mutiny among the mercenaries. |
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Data
experiences his first nightmare full of disturbing imagery
he feels he should not ignore. His friends don't think
it's anything to worry about, until Data's nightmare
visions drive him to commit acts of violence. |
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Lwaxana
visits the Enterprise again along with a delegation of
Cairn. To prepare them for their meeting with the
Federation council, Mrs. Troi is trying to help the Cairn
learn to speak. Not long after Deanna notices her mother
experiencing brief episodes of intense anguish. |
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Beaming down
to meet with representatives of the Kes, Picard and
Beverly are kidnapped by the neighbouring Prytt, who
believe the potential affiliation with the Federation to
be a military pact. Fitted with implants, the two officers
soon find themselves mentally linked. |
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While
investigating the disappearance of several starships,
Picard is advised that warp-drive is threatening the
stability of the surrounding space for a civilization, and
must consider the fact that future warp-travel may not be
possible. |
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On a mission
to save an endangered planet, the Enterprise is visited by
Dr. Juliana Tainer. The first chance that 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. |
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Worf walks
right into a surprise party, but notices that something is
amiss when events begin contradicting themselves. When his
environment changes - Troi suddenly believes she is Worf's
wife and Geordi is killed in engineering during a
Cardassian assault. |
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The
Enterprise is ordered to head for an asteroid belt in an
area between Romulan and Federation space, with Admiral
Pressman aboard. Picard soon realises that Pressman is up
to something, and is horrified to learn that Commander
Riker is involved. |
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Nikolai
Rozhenko, Worf's foster brother, has sent a distress call
from his hidden post on Boraal II. Nikolai soon commits a
gross breach of the Prime Directive by transporting some
Boraalans into a holodeck simulation of the shelter on
their world. |
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The
Enterprise is visiting Caldos, so Dr. Crusher may attend
her grandmother's funeral. Also attending the funeral is
an unknown man whose appearance mystifies Crusher. Beverly
soon learns that the same man was her grandmother's lover. |
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A promotion is nearing for one of a group of four junior
officers aboard the Enterprise. Meanwhile, the Enterprise
is undertaking a secret mission, the true purpose of which
is unknown to the four friends - though each of them has a
part to play in this critical event. |
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Data's
shuttle crashes on a world inhabited by a primitive race,
and his radioactive cargo disrupts his ability to access
his memory. Data wanders into the nearest village carrying
the case of hazardous materials, with which he unwittingly
contaminates everyone. |
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Studying an
ancient comet, the crew become aware of strange objects
appearing. The comet is revealed to be an archaic artifact
of an alien civilization. Soon, Data is transformed,
exhibiting a number of personalities from the alien
archive. |
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A young
officer commits suicide by leaping into an energy stream
in one of the warp nacelles. Trying to find out why, Troi
begins investigating the last days of the deceased but
soon experiences an inexplicable emotional upheaval. |
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When Picard
and Data return from a 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. |
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Starfleet
orders the Enterprise to evacuate or otherwise remove a
colony of Native American Indians who have settled on an
isolated planet which is due to be handed over to the
Cardassians according to a treaty which realigns the
borders of both races. |
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As Alexander
nears the age of decision, Worf grows worried that the boy
will choose to shed his Klingon heritage. Visiting a
Klingon outpost during a festival where they encounter a
Klingon who calls himself K'Mtar, a bodyguard appointed by
Worf's brother. |
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Picard
receives a threat from his Ferengi adversary Bok who
announces his intent to kill Picard's 'son' Jason Vigo. Dr
Crusher confirms Jason is Picard's son, and he sets off to
track down the young man before Bok carries out his
threat. |
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The crew
discover a strange modification of the ship's circuitry,
one which seems to be tying many disparate systems
together. When the ship's systems take measures to protect
the anomaly, the truth becomes clear: an intelligence is
taking over the Enterprise. |
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The
Enterprise receives a visit from Admiral Nechayev, who
delivers Picard the message that Starfleet intends to use
Ensign Ro to infiltrate the Maquis. She accepts the
mission, posing as an ex-Starfleet defector and gaining
the acceptance of the Maquis. |
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7x25 ALL GOOD
THINGS..., PART I
7x26 ALL GOOD THINGS..., PART II |
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A
disoriented Picard reports that he has been shifting from
the present to two specific points in the past and future
- seven years ago when he first arrived aboard the
Enterprise, and 25 years into the future. In this final
adventure, the Next Generation crew must battle to save
history. |