STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION 
                              
                         "The Hunted" 
                          #40273-159 
                              
                          Written by 
                        Robin Bernheim 
                              
                          Directed by 
                          Cliff Bole 


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                         FINAL DRAFT
 
                       OCTOBER 25, 1989
 

           STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - CAST 

                STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION 
                         "The Hunted" 

                             CAST                               
                                
                PICARD             Angosians
                RIKER              PRIME MINISTER NAYROK
                DATA               ZAYNAR
                BEVERLY            ROGA DANAR
                TROI               
                GEORDI             
                WORF               
                WESLEY             Non-Speaking
                                     SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE WOMEN
                O'BRIEN              12 PRISONERS/VETERANS
                                     10 GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS

                Non-Speaking       
                  SEVERAL SECURITY GUARDS
                  TRANSPORTER ENGINEER
                  OTHER ENGINEERING PERSONNEL

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - SETS 

                STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION 
                         "The Hunted" 
                           
                             SETS 

            INTERIORS                  EXTERIORS
          
            USS ENTERPRISE             USS ENTERPRISE
              MAIN BRIDGE              SHUTTLECRAFT
              CAPTAIN'S READY ROOM
              OBSERVATION LOUNGE       ANGOSIA
              SICKBAY
              TRANSPORTER ROOM
              CORRIDOR                 ANGOSIAN TRANSPORT
              TURBOLIFT                 SHIP
              ENGINEERING
              JEFFERIES TUBE
              CARGO BAY
              SHUTTLE BAY
              DETENTION CELL
          
            ANGOSIAN SENATE
          
            ANGOSIAN TRANSPORT SHIP

      STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - PRONUNCIATION 

                STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION 
                         "The Hunted" 
                    
                      PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 

                  ANGOSIA        ang-GO-sha
                  ROGA           ROE-gah
                  DANAR          DAY-nar

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - TEASER         1.

                STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION                  
                         "The Hunted"                              
                            TEASER                              

	FADE IN:

1    EXT. ANGOSIAN CAPITOL - ESTABLISHING (MATTE)

	A cluster of low buildings, a bud of civilization whose
	outlying roadways vein a vast plain.

					PICARD (V.O.)
			Captain's log, Stardate 43489.2.
			We have arrived at Angosia, a
			planet that is eager for
			membership in the Federation.

2    EXT. ANGOSIAN SENATE

	PICARD and RIKER are with NAYROK, the Angosian leader,
	in the rotunda of the senate building. The Angosians
	take their civic duty very seriously and the senate is
	considered a repository of wisdom and law. Various
	government officials and petitioners pass by, either
	in deep discussion or thoughtful meditation.

					PICARD
			I'm greatly impressed with what
			I've seen so far, Prime Minister.

					NAYROK
			Then I hope it will reflect
			favorably in your report, Captain.

					RIKER
			It's a tribute to your people to
			have recovered so rapidly from
			the Tarsian War.

					NAYROK
			It is indeed.
				(sadly)
			We are not warriors. We believe
			reason can settle disputes. But
			not every culture agrees with our
			position.

					PICARD
			An unfortunate reality.

      STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - TEASER      2.

2    CONTINUED:

					NAYROK
			The development of the mind, the
			cultivation of the intellect --
			these are the pursuits to which
			the Angosians have dedicated
			themselves for centuries.

	Nayrok nods and is about to respond... but is
	interrupted by ZAYNAR, an aide who casually interrupts.

					ZAYNAR
			I'm sorry to interrupt, Prime
			Minister. There's a problem.
			May I see you a moment?

					NAYROK
			Excuse me, gentlemen.

3    ANGLE --

	on Picard and Riker.

					PICARD
			I think they'll make a fine
			addition to the Federation, Number
			One...

	Riker acknowledges, but without enthusiasm. Off
	Picard's look...

					RIKER
			I'm not sure I'd want to live
			here. A little stuffy for my
			taste.

	Picard thinks it over, nods slightly. It's a little
	dry for his taste, too.

4    ANOTHER ANGLE --

	Nayrok returns, his face has a look of concern...

					NAYROK
			A prisoner has escaped from the
			penal colony on Lunar Five.
				(shaking his head)
			Two guards are dead. The prisoner
			has taken a transport vessel.

      STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - TEASER      2A.

4    CONTINUED:

					RIKER
			Do you have means of pursuit?

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - TEASER         3.

4    CONTINUED:

					NAYROK
			The tracking station was
			sabotaged. The entire base is
			in chaos. We have ordered ships
			from the surface to follow him,
			but to be honest, our civilian
			pilots are not trained to handle
			this...

					RIKER
			With your permission, sir... ?

	Picard acknowledges.

					RIKER
				(keying his insignia)
			Mister Data, a stolen transport
			vessel has departed from Lunar
			Five. Have you picked it up on
			sensors?

									INTERCUT:

5    INT. MAIN BRIDGE

	DATA is in command. GEORDI, WORF, and WESLEY are on
	the bridge. Supernumeraries.

					DATA
				(checking sensors)
			Yes, Commander.

					RIKER
			Good. Detain the vessel and
			quarantine the pilot.
				(to Nayrok)
			Is he armed?

					NAYROK
			Yes. And he's very dangerous,
			Captain. Lunar Five is our
			maximum security facility.

					RIKER
			Did you hear that, Data?

					DATA
			Yes, Commander, we will use
			extreme caution.

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - TEASER         4.

5    CONTINUED:

					RIKER
			Keep us informed. Riker out.

					WORF
			On screen, sir...

									END INTERCUT:

6    ANGLE ON THE MAIN VIEWER (OPTICAL)

	A small ship, as well as an asteroid, are visible in
	front of the planet.

					DATA
			Specifications on the vessel,
			Mister Worf.

					WORF
			No warp drive. Minimal weaponry.

					DATA
			Heading, Ensign Crusher.

					WESLEY
			Three-one-nine mark
			two-five-zero.

					GEORDI
			Vessel's speed increasing to
			point-two impulse. He's seen us,
			Data.

7    EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)

	Moving toward the transport vessel... which disappears
	behind the asteroid.

8    INT. MAIN BRIDGE (OPTICAL)

	On the main viewscreen, we see that only a small piece
	of the ship appears on the other side of the asteroid.

					GEORDI
				(reacts)
			The ship's drive section...

					WESLEY
			What happened to the rest of his
			ship?

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - TEASER         5.

8    CONTINUED:

					DATA
			Scan the drive section for life
			form readings.

					WORF
			None.

					DATA
			Mister Crusher, bring us around
			to the back side of the asteroid.

	A beat.

					GEORDI
			Sensors indicate wreckage on the
			asteroid's surface.

					WORF
			No life signs.

					DATA
			Apparently, he did not survive.

	Wesley, puzzled, is checking his console... and he
	looks surprised.

					WESLEY
			Data, the drive section...
			where'd it go?

8A   ANGLE - MAIN VIEW SCREEN (OPTICAL)

	Only the asteroid remains on screen. The ship is
	gone. Data reacts... looks at his sensors... looks at
	the screen.

					WESLEY
			There's no sign of it on its
			previous heading. Someone must
			be at the helm.

					RIKER'S COM VOICE
			Status report, Mister Data?

	There's no beating around this bush.

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - TEASER         6.

8A   CONTINUED:

					DATA
				(simply)
			I am afraid the prisoner has eluded
			us, sir.

									FADE OUT.

                         END OF TEASER                          

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT ONE        7.

                            ACT ONE                             

	FADE IN:

9    INT. MAIN BRIDGE

	Picard and Riker have returned, are listening to Data's
	explanation. Other personnel are there as before.

					DATA
			We followed procedures precisely.
			Scanners indicated no life forms
			present in the drive section.
			I cannot explain how he escaped.

					WORF
			Incoming message from the Angosian
			prime minister.

					PICARD
				(settling into the
				 Command Chair)
			On screen.

10   ANGLE ON THE MAIN VIEWER (OPTICAL)

	The planet's surface is replaced by an image of
	Nayrok, seated in his office.

					NAYROK
			We've identified the prisoner,
			Captain. His name is Roga Danar.
			His criminal record is too long
			to go into. But you must be aware
			that he is given to bouts of
			uncontrollable violence.

					PICARD
			We appreciate the warning, Prime
			Minister. We will keep you posted
			on our progress.

	The image on the viewscreen returns to planet.

					RIKER
			Mister La Forge, how far and how
			fast can that transport ship
			travel?

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT ONE        8.

10   CONTINUED:

					GEORDI
			Without warp drive, there's no
			way it could be outside our range
			by now.

					WESLEY
			We've been sweeping the area
			constantly, Commander. There's
			nothing within sensor range.

	Picard frowns, frustrated. This annoying little space
	gnat is turning out to be more than they bargained for.

					PICARD
			A cloaking device?

					WORF
			The Angosians have no cloaking
			technology...

					RIKER
				(it dawns on him)
			Unless he's borrowing one...
				(off Picard's look)
			If he's hanging over the planet's
			pole, its magnetic field could
			confuse the sensors.

					DATA
			I believe I can recalibrate our
			sensors to read through the
			electromagnetic interference over
			the poles, Commander.

					RIKER
				(to Wesley)
			Realign for polar orbit.

					WESLEY
			Aye, sir.

	Data sits, his fingers dance over the keys on the
	console. He looks at

11   HIS MONITOR - COMPUTER GRAPHIC

	of the planet, over the north pole, we can see magnetic
	interference which Data tunes out, revealing an image
	of a craft hovering there, hiding...

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT ONE        9.

12   ANGLE

					DATA
			There he is, Commander. You were
			correct.

					RIKER
			The fellow knows all the tricks,
			doesn't he...

	Data studies his console, confused.

					DATA
			There are still no life form
			readings coming from the vessel.

					GEORDI
			It could be the magnetic
			interference, Data.

					DATA
			I have compensated. There are no
			readings.

					PICARD
			We'll have our answer shortly.
			Lock on tractor beam, Mister La
			Forge.

					GEORDI
			Tractor beam locking on.

13   EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)

	The tractor beam shoots out from the Enterprise towards
	the tiny half-ship, which begins to turn to face the
	Enterprise.

14   INT. MAIN BRIDGE

	Data checks his instruments.

					DATA
			Sir, the vessel is coming about.

					RIKER
				(looking over his
				 shoulder)
			Is he out of his mind?

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT ONE        10.

14   CONTINUED:

					WORF
			Sensors detect a massive power
			build up in his aft thrusters.

					PICARD
			On Main Viewer, Mister Worf.

15   ANGLE - VIEWSCREEN (OPTICAL)

	The tiny ship is now facing the Enteprise. It is
	slowly approaching within the tractor beam.

					GEORDI
			He's making a suicide run.

					DATA
			Shields have been automatically
			activated. Tractor beam
			disengaged.

16   EXT. SPACE - THE TRANSPORT VESSEL (OPTICAL)

	No longer enveloped in the tractor beam, the transport
	vessel hurtles head on towards the Enterprise, then
	skids off the invisible shield, away from the ship.

17   INT. MAIN BRIDGE

					WESLEY
				(reacts)
			He's bounced off our shields.

					RIKER
			That's one trick I didn't even
			know about...

					PICARD
			Ensign Crusher, fix coordinates
			of that vessel. We'll transport
			the whole thing to a shuttlebay
			if we have to.

	Data has been working hard the whole time.

					DATA
			I do not think that will be
			necessary, Captain. He is no
			longer in the drive section.
					(MORE)

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT ONE        11.

17   CONTINUED:

					DATA (Cont'd)
				(reactions)
			I anticipated this diversionary
			tactic based on his pattern to
			date. We are picking up a
			cylindrical object approximately
			seven meters in length and three
			meters in diameter.

					WORF
			On screen, Captain.

18   ANGLE ON THE MAIN VIEWER (OPTICAL)

	A tiny, cylindrical object is just visible.

					WESLEY
			An escape pod.

					GEORDI
			This guy is incredible.

19   INT. MAIN BRIDGE

					DATA
				(puzzled)
			Yet there are still no life form
			readings.

					PICARD
			Transporter Room Four, prepare
			to beam aboard anything that's
			large enough to be a humanoid
			adult from inside that pod.

					WORF
			Security to Transporter Room Four.

					O'BRIEN'S VOICE
			We are holding the contents in
			stasis pending arrival of
			security. An illicit weapon has
			been detected in the transport
			beam, sir. It's been rendered
			inoperable.

					RIKER
				(to Worf)
			Let's greet our guest.

     STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT ONE     12.

19   CONTINUED:

	Riker and Worf disappear into the turbolift.

20   INT. TRANSPORTER ROOM

	TWO ARMED SECURITY OFFICERS wait with the transporter
	engineer. All eyes and weapons are trained on

21   THE TRANSPORTER PAD (OPTICAL)

	It glitters to life. An image begins to materialize.
	ROGA DANAR stands before them. Haggard. On the edge.
	A dangerous gleam to his eye, like a frightened,
	trapped animal. Without wasting a second, Roga aims
	his rifle and pulls the trigger. Nothing happens.

					SECURITY MAN
			Just stay where you are.

	Roga barely reacts... with the quickness of a snake
	striking, he lunges off the transporter pad...

22   WIDE - THE SECURITY MEN (OPTICAL)

	fire their phasers... he's so quick, one shot misses
	him... the other connects with him in mid-air but he
	still lands on the security guard, takes him out,
	rolling off him, hit by another phaser shot, growls
	with pain, sags, then pulls himself back up and leaps
	at the second guard...

23   INT. TRANSPORTER CORRIDOR

	They come crashing through from the Transporter Room...
	Roga and the guard wrapped up together, fighting for
	control of the guard's phaser... the transporter
	engineer comes from behind, grabs Roga... who throws
	him backwards hard against the wall...

24   WORF AND RIKER

	arrive...

					RIKER
			What the hell...

     STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT ONE     13.

24   CONTINUED:

	Riker and Worf charge Roga... it's like two
	linebackers trying to bring down a powerful running
	back... and then the other two guards are on him too
	and O'Brien... and it's a gang tackle... and finally
	with all of their force, Roga goes down... pinned to
	the floor.

25   ANGLE - RIKER

	He looks down at the enraged face of Roga still
	struggling, helpless now.

					RIKER
			Take him to the detention cell.
			Set phasers on kill.

									FADE OUT.

                        END OF ACT ONE                          

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT TWO        14.

                            ACT TWO                             

	FADE IN:

26   EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)

	continuing to orbit the planet.

26A  INT. MAIN BRIDGE (OPTICAL)

	Picard at command, Worf at Tactical, Data at Ops,
	Supernumerary at Conn. The prime minister on the main
	viewscreen... Riker ENTERS during the conversation...
	his arm repaired.

					NAYROK
			We need a few hours to get the
			containment field on Lunar Five
			operational before we pick him
			up. The damage he caused during
			his escape was considerable.

					PICARD
			We will await your signal.

					NAYROK
			I appreciate your patience. Our
			prison psychologist has
			recommended you keep Danar fully
			sedated until he's ready for
			transport.

					PICARD
			He's in our highest security
			detention area... there shouldn't
			be any more problems...

					NAYROK
			Do not relax your security for
			one moment, Captain. He is
			extremely violent and cunning,
			as you already know, Commander
			Riker. I'm so pleased to learn
			your injuries are not serious.
			My most sincere apologies...

					RIKER
			None required, Prime Minister.

	Nayrok acknowledges.

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT TWO        15.

26A  CONTINUED:

					NAYROK
			I will send a transport vessel
			to retrieve him as soon as
			possible. Nayrok out.

	The screen returns to a view of the planet.

26B  ANGLE

	Riker moves to Data...

					RIKER
			Have you run a diagnostic on the
			sensors, Data?

					DATA
			Yes, Commander. There is nothing
			wrong with the ship's sensors.
			The reason that we did not sense
			any life signs aboard the escape
			vessel is because the prisoner
			has no life signs.

	Picard and Riker exchange a glance.

					RIKER
			Computer, identify the occupant
			in the detention cell.

					COMPUTER
			The detention cell is vacant at
			this time.

					PICARD
			Can he be some sort of android?

					DATA
			Our sensors can identify
			artificial lifeforms, Captain.
			Apparently, he is capable of
			deceiving the sensors.

27   OMITTED

28   INT. DETENTION CELL

	High security is evident. A guard is stationed outside
	the cell. The room is divided by a glowing rim,
	indicating an activated invisible forcefield.

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT TWO        16.

28A  CLOSE ON ROGA

	Lying on a bed, Roga borders between consciousness and
	unconsciousness. He tosses from side to side, tortured
	by a nightmare.

28B  INT. CORRIDOR (FORMERLY SCENE 27)

	Troi walks down the corridor towards her quarters,
	slows as she senses something.

29   INT. DETENTION CELL

	Roga's mental pain has intensified. His face is beaded
	with sweat. He moans in anguish.

30   INT. CORRIDOR - TROI

	reacts, turns around and heads back in the direction
	from which she came.

31   INT. DETENTION CELL

	Roga's eyes open, he sits up abruptly on the edge of
	his bed, recuperating from the demons of his
	subconscious, turns to see Troi standing there outside
	the divider. For a beat, he has to shake himself back
	to reality... their eyes meet.

					TROI
			Are you all right?

	He stares at her, considers the question... and may
	not be entirely sure of the answer. Surprisingly,
	Roga's manner is calm and circumspect, the antithesis
	of the labels he has been given. There is no sign of
	the violent nature he displayed in the Transporter
	Room. If anything, he is detatched and cerebral.

	He stands, looks around, disoriented.

					ROGA
			What is this ship?

					TROI
			You are on board the USS
			Enterprise.

					ROGA
			A war vessel?

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT TWO        17.

31   CONTINUED:

					TROI
			A Federation starship.

					ROGA
				(reacts)
			Federation...

					TROI
			We were orbiting Angosia when you
			escaped from Lunar Five.

	He examines the force field around him, sticks his hand
	out... the force field reacts.

					ROGA
			It seems I am a victim of my own
			bad timing.
				(examines her)
			And you are the keeper of this
			jail?

					TROI
			I am Deanna Troi. Ship's
			counselor.

	He reacts negatively to her profession.

					ROGA
			"Counselor". Too bad. I'd rather
			you were a jailer to keep me
			company during my return trip.

	He moves to a sink and washes his face.

					ROGA
				(casually probing)
			I assume that we are returning
			to Lunar Five...

					TROI
			That terrifies you, doesn't it?

					ROGA
			I have just killed two men to get
			out of there, Counselor.
				(sad, almost apologetic)
			I am fully capable of killing you
			too. A terrifying thought, isn't
			it? Even to me.

	A line which says a lot about his inner turmoil. She
	is sensing extraordinary things from this man.

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT TWO        18.

31   CONTINUED: (2)

					TROI
			Do they mistreat you there?

					ROGA
			Not at all. I am comfortable,
			well fed and housed.
				(bitter)
			The Angosians take good care of
			their... prisoners. I am simply
			not allowed to ever leave.

	Beat. He moves toward her...

					ROGA
				(continuing)
			Do you visit all the prisoners,
			Counselor? Are you a specialist
			in criminal behavior? Or am I
			just an interesting specimen that
			landed on your ship like an insect
			to be studied under your
			microscope...

					TROI
			Why do you have such anger toward
			me?

					ROGA
				(seriously)
			A girl with long dark hair broke
			my heart long ago... out of
			bitterness and rejection, I
			turned to crime...

	She looks at him until he breaks into a grin...

					ROGA
			How about this one -- my mother
			abandoned me when I was born and
			I never had the guidance a wild
			young man needs...

					TROI
			Why are you doing this?

					ROGA
			Playing games? Isn't that what
			you do, Counselor? Isn't that
			what all of you mind control
			experts do?

     STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/26/89 - ACT TWO     19.

31   CONTINUED: (3)

					TROI
			I am not a mind control expert.
			I came because I sensed you were
			in pain.

					ROGA
			And now, what do you sense?

					TROI
				(beat, reacts)
			The pain is gone.

					ROGA
			Interesting, isn't it?

	Off her reaction...

31A  INT. CAPTAIN'S READY ROOM

	Troi and Picard.

					TROI
			There is a duality in the man...
			hard to describe... he is aware
			of his crimes... in fact, they
			deeply trouble him...

					PICARD
				(sensing a problem)
			Counselor...

					TROI
			He is intelligent... a thoughtful
			man. Typically Angosian. I know
			what he's done, but when I am
			with him, I cannot believe he is
			randomly and deliberately
			violent... in fact, inherantly,
			he has a non-violent
			personality...

					PICARD
			Counselor, it took five men to
			restrain him... and he took apart
			half of the Transporter Room in
			the process.

					TROI
			I am not opening the door for him,
			Captain.

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT TWO        20.

31A  CONTINUED:

	A beat as they look at each other and pull away from
	the moment's conflict.

					TROI
			I can only tell you I sense
			something very unusual about this
			man. Something that is not
			inherent to a criminal
			personality...

					PICARD
			Your dedication to helping others
			in pain is admirable, Counselor.
			But in a few hours, I will turn
			him over to the Angosians... and
			be glad to do so.

					TROI
			I understand.

	She exits. Stay a beat on Picard.

31B  OMITTED

32   INT. MAIN BRIDGE (OPTICAL)

	Troi ENTERS, goes to Data who is working at an Aft
	Station. Worf is at his station. Otherwise
	supernumeraries fill the posts.

					TROI
			Data, do we have a link up to the
			Angosian central computer?

					DATA
			Yes, Counselor... we are copying
			records for Federation inspection
			pursuant to their application for
			admittance.

					TROI
			Can I see a police record on Roga
			Danar?

	Data presses the keys on the console. The screen
	flashes information, which Data quickly scans.

					DATA
			There is no police record,
			Counselor.

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT TWO        21.

32   CONTINUED:

					TROI
			But that's impossible. He's been
			in prison.

	Data makes a few other entries...

					DATA
			Lunar Five is a military prison
			facility...

					TROI
			Military... he's a soldier... ?

					DATA
			That may provide an explanation
			for the tactics he was able to
			use against us when we tried to
			capture him...

					TROI
				(looking over his
				 shoulder)
			It doesn't say what he was
			arrested for. Call up his
			military record.

	Data goes to work...

33   ANGLE - INCLUDE THE MONITOR (OPTICAL)

	A military file... including a list of campaigns in
	which he fought...

					DATA (V.O.)
			He served in many campaigns during
			the Tarsian War, received two
			promotions, to the rank of
			Subhadar... a very honorable tour
			of duty...

34   RESUME - TROI

	studying the screen...

					TROI
			What was this man's crime?

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT TWO        22.

35
thru	OMITTED
37

38   INT. DETENTION CELL

	Danar looks up to see Troi arriving... he is even
	calmer than before.

					TROI
			I've learned you are a soldier.

					ROGA
			I was a soldier.

					TROI
			Why were you put in prison?

					ROGA
			Obviously, because I am a threat
			to society.

					TROI
			There is no police record. What
			did you do?

					ROGA
				(calmly)
			Everything they asked me to do.
			That's why I became such a
			threat.

					TROI
			I don't understand.

					ROGA
			Why are you bothering to try,
			Counselor?

					TROI
			I want to help if I can.

					ROGA
				(if you really want
				 to help)
			Unlock the door.

	A beat.

					TROI
			Why does a non-violent man commit
			acts of excessive violence?

        STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT TWO        23.

38   CONTINUED:

					ROGA
			You can learn to do it if you have
			to.

					TROI
			Did you have to?

					ROGA
			It was war.

					TROI
			This started in the war...

					ROGA
			It started the day I volunteered,
			Counselor... the day training
			began... the day I met my first
			instructor. He called himself
			a "counselor" too.

	Off her reaction...

									FADE OUT.

                        END OF ACT TWO                          

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/26/89 - ACT THREE    24.

                           ACT THREE                            

	FADE IN:

39   INT. OBSERVATION LOUNGE

	Picard, Riker, Troi, Data, Beverly.

					TROI
			Roga Danar was an idealistic young
			man who answered his people's call
			to service. He joined the
			military to fight for the Angosian
			way of life. He didn't realize
			that by doing so... he would
			forever have to give up that way
			of life. He's not the same man
			who left home to go to war. He's
			been through intense psychological
			manipulation as well as
			biochemical modifications.

					BEVERLY
			At Troi's request I examined
			him... his cellular structure
			has been been significantly
			altered... They used a
			combination of cryptobiolin,
			triclenidil, macrospentol... and
			a few things I don't even
			recognize.

					RIKER
			Was he a prisoner of war? Who
			did this to him?

					TROI
			His own government.

	Riker exchanges a glance with Picard who is growing
	more uncomfortable by the moment.

					TROI
			He has been programmed to be the
			perfect soldier. He can be
			absolutely normal, but whenever
			a danger is perceived, the
			programming clicks in and takes
			over. Intelligence, memory,
			strength, reflexes -- all become
			enhanced. He is conditioned to
			survive at any cost.

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/26/89 - ACT THREE    25.

39   CONTINUED:

					BEVERLY
			One of the new substances in his
			cellular structure even shields
			electrical impulses.

					DATA
			That would explain why our sensors
			did not detect him.

	Picard is holding a building rage.

					PICARD
			Why was this man assigned to the
			Lunar Five facility?

					TROI
			He committed no crime. He says
			he was ordered there... with
			others like him. The first
			soldiers who had returned to
			Angosia had trouble. The rules
			changed too quickly. A lost
			temper could result in murder.

					DATA
			Counselor, did no one try to
			adjust their progam?

					TROI
				(shakes her head)
			They were simply exiled to Lunar
			Five.

	A beat. They look to their captain for a reaction.
	His look registers his outrage.

40   INT. DETENTION CELL

	Roga is on his bunk, eyes open, looking up... glances
	over and sees Data looking at him.

					ROGA
			What do you want...

					DATA
			Am I disturbing you?

					ROGA
			Yes.

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT THREE    26.

40   CONTINUED:

					DATA
			Then I will leave.

	As Data begins to go, Roga stands...

					ROGA
			Wait. I'd rather talk to someone.
			I'm sorry.

	Data returns. Roga reacts as he gets a closer look

					ROGA
			Why do you have yellow eyes?

					DATA
			Simply a lack of pigmentation.
			I am an android. You and I have
			something in common.

					ROGA
			We do?

					DATA
			Yes. We have both been
			programmed.

					ROGA
				(reacts)
			Ah, you have been talking with
			Counselor Troi.
				(beat)
			It is not at all the same,
			android.

					DATA
			I do not mean to belittle your
			condition. I understand your
			dilemma. But I am curious. My
			program can be altered and
			changed. Yours cannot?

					ROGA
			The man I once was is still inside
			me... but this conditioning has
			been imposed... woven together
			with my thoughts and feelings and
			responses. How do you separate
			the program from the man?

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT THREE    26A.

40   CONTINUED: (2)

					DATA
			Without further analysis of your
			condition by Counselor Troi or
			Doctor Crusher, I cannot say.
			But it would seem possible.

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/26/89 - ACT THREE    27.

40   CONTINUED: (2)

					ROGA
				(scorn)
			Doctors. Angosian doctors did
			this to me. If it could be
			undone, wouldn't they undo it?

					DATA
			I cannot answer that.

					ROGA
			Nor can I... and I ask the
			question every moment of every
			day.

41
thru	OMITTED
42

43   INT. READY ROOM (OPTICAL)

	Picard, controlling his displeasure, talks to Prime
	Minister Nayrok on the viewscreen. Troi observes.

					NAYROK
			Captain, what he is telling you
			is full of half-truths... he is
			a prisoner, what do you expect
			him to say about us?

					PICARD
			Then, perhaps you'd clarify it
			for me...

					NAYROK
			These soldiers were resettled on
			Lunar Five... it was to be their
			colony...

					PICARD
			Their Gulag...

					NAYROK
			I beg your pardon?

					PICARD
			Was it a forced "resettlement"?

					NAYROK
			It was for their own protection
			as well as that of others. Most
			of them are quite happy there...
					(MORE)

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/26/89 - ACT THREE    27A.

43   CONTINUED:

					NAYROK (Cont'd)
			we have gone to great lengths to
			give them a fine quality of
			life...

					PICARD
			Even the most comfortable prison
			is a prison, Prime Minister.

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/26/89 - ACT THREE    28.

43   CONTINUED: (2)

					NAYROK
			A few agitators like Danar forced
			us to add security...

					PICARD
			Prime Minister, my medical team
			has suggested there may be
			treatment alternatives...

					NAYROK
			Captain, I assure you all
			alternatives have been explored.
			And this discussion is now
			treading upon matters of Angosian
			security. This is not your
			concern.

	Picard cannot argue.

					NAYROK
				(continuing)
			I have dispatched a ship to
			rendezvous with you and transport
			the prisoner back to Lunar Five.
			On behalf of Angosia, I thank the
			Federation for its assistance in
			retrieving our citizen.

	The viewscreen goes blank as the image of Nayrok
	disappears and Picard looks to Troi with frustration.

44   INT. DETENTION CELL

	Roga and Data are still talking, the atmosphere more
	relaxed than before...

					ROGA
			Were you built for combat,
			android?

					DATA
			No. But my program does include
			military strategy... that is how
			I was finally able to anticipate
			your last tactic and capture you.

					ROGA
			You did that? Perhaps you would
			be better at combat than you
			think.

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT THREE    29.

44   CONTINUED:

					DATA
			I am not programmed to kill.

					ROGA
			My improved reflexes have allowed
			me to kill eighty-four times.
			And my improved memory lets me
			remember the face of each of those
			eighty-four. Can you understand
			how that feels?

					DATA
			I am incapable of any feeling.

					ROGA
				(beat)
			Then I envy you.

	Data reacts as Picard and Troi ENTER. He rises.
	Picard acknowledges him... looks at Roga who puts his
	food down as he senses his time has come.

					TROI
			Roga, this is Captain Picard

					ROGA
			Captain...

					PICARD
			Mister Danar, I am going to
			transfer you back to Angosian
			security. They are en route and
			will arrive shortly. I came to
			tell you that I have no choice.
			The prime minister has insisted
			and we have no right to refuse.

					ROGA
				(sympathetic)
			And you would be foolish if you
			even considered it, Captain...
			because they are very correct.
			I am dangerous. I have no place
			in a civilized society.

					TROI
			I do not believe that.

					DATA
			Nor do I.

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT THREE    30.

44   CONTINUED: (2)

					PICARD
			I respect my officers' judgement,
			Danar. I wish I could help
			further. If a way appears to me,
			I will.

					ROGA
			I appreciate your telling me
			face-to-face.

					PICARD
			I felt you deserved that much.

					ROGA
				(nods, not a threat)
			You deserve to know that I must
			use whatever means I can to
			escape.

	Picard studies him a beat. His insignia BEEPS.

					WORF'S COM VOICE
			Captain, the Angosian transport
			vessel has arrived.

					PICARD
			Inform them the transfer will take
			place shortly. Picard out.
			Mister Data, to the bridge
			please...

	Picard nods to Roga and EXITS. Data pauses as Roga
	smiles at him...

					ROGA
			Take care of yourself, android.
			I enjoyed our talk.

					DATA
			Good-bye, Roga.

	And he follows the captain out. Troi and Roga exchange
	a look.

					TROI
			Perhaps when this planet becomes
			a member of the Federation, we
			will be able...

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT THREE    30A.

44   CONTINUED: (3)

					ROGA
			I will not be here to see it,
			Counselor. Because even with this
			overwhelming demand to survive
			that they've built into my soul...
			I would rather die than return
			to Lunar Five.

	Off her reaction...

45   EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)

	An Angosian transport ship is now in proximity to the
	Enterprise.

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/26/89 - ACT THREE    31.

46   INT. MAIN BRIDGE (OPTICAL)

	Riker, Data, Wesley, Worf, supernumeraries. On the
	viewscreen are two Angosians -- WAGNOR and his first
	officer. Picard faces the viewscreen.

					WAGNOR
			Captain Picard, we're ready to
			receive the prisoner. Now
			transmitting the coordinates of
			our holding cell.

					DATA
				(to Picard)
			Coordinates received, sir.

					PICARD
				(to Wagnor)
			Stand by for transport. Picard
			out.

	The viewscreen returns to the starfield. Picard turns
	to Worf.

					PICARD
				(continuing)
			Mister Worf, have all security
			precautions been taken?

					WORF
			Release of the force field and
			activation of the transporter
			will be virtually simultaneous,
			Captain... There will only be
			a point-one second interval
			between them.

					RIKER
			Even Danar can't move that fast.

					WORF
			There will be a full security
			contingent present. Phasers will
			be set on kill.

					PICARD
				(acknowledges)
			Proceed.

	Worf EXITS...

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT THREE    32.

47   INT. DETENTION CELL (OPTICAL)

	Roga is on one side of the room; Troi, Worf, and three
	security guards are on the other, phasers ready for the
	least sign of trouble. Worf's insignia BEEPS.

					O'BRIEN'S COM VOICE
			Transporter Room One to Lieutenant
			Worf. We're ready.

					WORF
			Proceed.

	Troi and Roga exchange a look.

					O'BRIEN'S COM VOICE
			Energizing...

	The forcefield momentarily SHIMMERS into visibility
	and then VANISHES as it's powered down. Roga sees that
	the forcefield is gone the instant the transporter
	effect begins... With all his strength, he strains
	against the beam, trying to break free.

					TROI
			Roga, don't, you'll be killed...

	Worf and the others raise their phasers...

47A  INT. TRANSPORTER ROOM

	as the transporter chief works the console.

					O'BRIEN
				(to com panel)
			I'm losing him... what the
			hell... ?

47B  INT. DETENTION CELL (OPTICAL)

	Roga makes a final leap out of the beam and an
	EXPLOSION fills the room. When the smoke clears,
	Troi, Worf and security are on the floor, dazed...
	he is gone.

48   OMITTED

									FADE OUT.

                       END OF ACT THREE                         

     STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR     33.

                           ACT FOUR                             

	FADE IN:

49   INT. MAIN BRIDGE

	Picard, Riker, Data, supernumeraries.

					RIKER
				(to com panel)
			Security personnel, full alert.
			Shut down all shuttlebays,
			transporters, and turbolifts.

49A  INT. DETENTION CELL

	Worf, Troi, and the security guards are picking
	themselves off the floor. Worf taps his insignia:

					WORF'S COM VOICE
			Captain, a phaser is missing.
			We must assume that he's armed.

49B  INT. MAIN BRIDGE

	Picard and Riker exchange a look.

					PICARD
				(to Data)
			Sound general quarters. Clear
			corridors of all non-essential
			personnel. I don't want him
			taking any hostages.

	Data works his panel.

					DATA
			General quarters sounded, sir.

					PICARD
			Raise security containment fields
			immediately on decks thirty-four,
			thirty-five, and thirty-six.

	As Data complies, Riker gets an idea.

					RIKER
			Data... put the turbolifts back
			on line. If Danar sees they're
			operating, he may try to use one.
					(MORE)

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR    33A.

49B  CONTINUED:

					RIKER (Cont'd)
				(to Picard)
			Soon as he does, we have him.

	Picard nods grimly. He wants this situation contained
	as soon as possible.

     STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR     34.

50   INT. CORRIDOR (OPTICAL)

	as Roga calmly moves through it, phaser in hand, senses
	alert. He peers around a corridor. A security guard
	stands nearby the glowing rim of a forcefield. Roga
	ducks back around the corner. What to do? He
	approaches a turbolift. Its door OPENS. Roga
	hesitates -- then enters the turbolift.

51   INT. MAIN BRIDGE

	Picard, Data, supernumeraries.

					DATA
			Sir, unauthorized access of
			turbolift dive on deck thirty-four.

					RIKER
			He took the bait.

					PICARD
			Data -- override its destination
			and divert that turbolift to a
			position near Lieutenant Worf's
			current location.

	Data works his panel.

52   INT. CORRIDOR

	(Not the same corridor we've just seen.) Worf and a
	security guard are facing a turbolift, standing well
	clear of the door with phasers levelled at it. Worf
	taps his insignia:

					WORF
			We're in position.

					DATA'S COM VOICE
			Four seconds to arrival.

	The door OPENS. The turbolift's empty -- except for a
	phaser on the floor. We HEAR the SHRIEK of a phaser
	set to overload. Worf immediately slaps his
	communicator --

     STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/30/89 - ACT FOUR     35.

52   CONTINUED:

					WORF
			Phaser on overload! Seal this
			deck --

	Worf swiftly drops to his knees, picks up the
	overloading phaser, opens it, makes a quick adjustment
	to it. The SHRIEK ENDS.

					WORF (cont'd)
			Captain, the overload's been
			averted.

	Worf inspects the phaser:

					WORF (cont'd)
			Ingenious.

52AA	INT. CORRIDOR (OPTICAL)

	(Same one we saw Roga in before.) The security guard
	still at his post. He hears a sound, turns... it's
	Roga, who dispatches him quickly with a blow to the
	neck. The Security Guard crumbles. Roga quickly
	kneels beside him, grabs hold of one of the guard's
	hands and presses a finger to his communicator.

					ROGA
				(to computer)
			Drop force field on deck
			thirty-six.

	The force field SHIMMERS for an instant and then
	disappears. Roga is immediately up and running down
	the corridor.

52A  INT. MAIN BRIDGE

					DATA
			Sir, containment field down on
			deck thirty-six.

					RIKER
			How the hell did he manage that?

	From Picard -- the simple statement.

					PICARD
			He's headed for Engineering.

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR    35A.

52A  CONTINUED:

					RIKER
				(to Comm)
			Riker to La Forge.

	No response. Alarmed, Riker tries again:

					RIKER (cont'd)
			Engineering -- respond.

	Still no response.

     STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR     36.

53   INT. ENGINEERING

	Geordi and two engineering crewmembers are sprawled
	unconscious.

	PAN to reveal Roga standing by a wall display and
	looking at a "map" of the Enterprise.

54   ON ROGA

	crossing to the isolinear chips and going to work.

54A  INT. MAIN BRIDGE

					DATA
			Sir -- someone in Engineering is
			attempting to override the
			security system lockout.

					RIKER
			Riker to Worf. He's in
			Engineering...

					WORF'S COM VOICE
			Acknowledged, Commander.

					PICARD
			Data -- I want you to stall
			Danar. Allow him to think he's
			succeeding.

					DATA
				(as he works)
			As he bypasses each subsystem,
			I can reroute it without his
			knowledge.

					PICARD
			Make it so.

54B  INT. ENGINEERING

	as Danar moves isolinear chips around.

54C  INT. MAIN BRIDGE

	as Data compensates on his console. With each "move,"
	Data is more impressed with Danar's skills.

     STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR     37.

54C  CONTINUED:

					DATA
			Danar is extremely adept, sir.
			I am not certain which security
			measure he is attempting to
			circumvent.
				(then, surprised)
			Sir, Danar has succeeded in
			restoring power to Shuttlebay Two.

54D  INT. ENGINEERING

	as Danar crosses to the reactor core.

55   NEW ANGLE

	as Roga quickly ascends the reactor core, disappears.

55A  INT. MAIN BRIDGE

	Data works his console.

					DATA
			I have overridden Danar's bypass;
			Shuttlebay Two is once again
			inactive.

					PICARD
			Very good, Mister Data. And now
			we know where he's headed.

56   ANGLE ON MAIN ENGINEERING

	Worf and two security guards ENTER. Geordi and the two
	engineering crewmembers are slowly coming around.

57   INT. JEFFERIES TUBE

	Roga is walking through a Jefferies Tube.

     STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR     38.

58   INT. ENGINEERING

	Geordi's sitting up, shaking off a phaser stun.

					GEORDI
			He surprised us... came out of
			nowhere. I didn't know anyone
			could move that fast...

	Worf's insignia BEEPS.

					DATA'S COM VOICE
			Lieutenant, I am reading an open
			access panel... K-twelve, deck
			thirty.

					WORF
			Acknowledged.

					GEORDI
			Danar must have climbed the
			reactor core and gotten into a
			Jefferies tube. He could be
			anywhere.

					WORF
			We believe he is attempting to
			reach Shuttlebay Two.

					GEORDI
				(surprised)
			That's twenty-five decks up from
			here... quite a climb... but I
			wouldn't put it past him...

					WORF
			There is a full contingent of
			security waiting at all
			shuttlebays.

	Geordi looks up the reactor core shaft. Having seen
	Roga in action, he's not about to underestimate him:

					GEORDI
			You want my advice... double it.

59   INT. JEFFERIES TUBE

	Roga continues walking through the tube. He reaches an
	intersection where many wave guides and conduits come
	together.

     STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR     39.

59   CONTINUED:

	Roga takes one of the two phasers he's carrying, opens
	it, adjusts it. We HEAR the faint first stage of a
	PHASER OVERLOAD WHINE. Roga jams the phaser into the
	mass of conduit and continues his walk.

60   OMITTED

61   INT. MAIN BRIDGE

					DATA
			Reading another open access
			panel...

	Picard looks over his shoulder.

					PICARD
				(to Comm)
			Security team to Jefferies tube
			J-four, deck fifteen.

					SECURITY GUARD COM VOICE
			Security acknowledges. On our
			way.

					RIKER
			Deck fifteen. Only a few decks
			below the shuttlebay.

	Data turns to Picard.

					DATA
			Captain, I find it highly unlikely
			that Danar is attempting to reach
			Shuttlebay Two.

					PICARD
			Explain.

					DATA
			In our previous encounter, Danar
			employed a strategy of
			misdirection in an attempt to gain
			his objective.

					PICARD
			And you believe he's using the
			same tactic now.

    STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR    39A.

61   CONTINUED:

					DATA
			He is aware that our sensors are
			unable to track him. Yet he seems
			to be purposely leaving a trail
			for us to follow.

	Riker remains somewhat skeptical.

					RIKER
			And where do you think he's
			headed.

					DATA
			I am afraid his true destination
			remains a mystery.

61A  INT. JEFFRIES TUBE

	Roga making quick adjustments in one of the access
	panels.

61B  INT. MAIN BRIDGE

	Data notices a new reading on his panel.

					DATA
			Captain, readings now indicate
			an open access panel... Jeffries
			tube N-eleven, deck thirty-eight.

	Picard and Riker exchange concerned looks.

					PICARD
			He doubled back on us.

					RIKER
			The cargo bays?

	Picard makes a quick decision.

					PICARD
				(to Data)
			Advise personnel on deck
			thirty-eight to stay out of all
			Cargo Bays.

					DATA
				(checking)
			They would appear to be empty,
			sir.

     STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR     40.

61B  CONTINUED:

					PICARD
			Good. I want you to flood them
			with Anastazine.

	Now it's Riker and Data who exchange looks.

62   OMITTED

63   INT. CARGO BAY

	Roga is working at the transporter console when gas
	begins to rush out from the floor and ceiling. As he
	reacts --

63A  INT. MAIN BRIDGE

					DATA
				(reading off panel)
			Sensors show Anestazine
			concentration of seventy parts
			per million within the cargo
			bays.

					RIKER
			That should have put our boy to
			sleep.

					PICARD
			Restore normal environmental
			conditions, Mister Data.

63B  INT. DECK THIRTY-EIGHT CORRIDOR

	Worf and two security guards stand outside the entrance
	to one of the cargo bays, phasers ready.

					PICARD'S COM VOICE
			Move in security teams, Mister
			Worf.

					WORF
			Acknowledged.

	The cargo doors open.

63C  INT. CARGO BAY

	They enter and spread out, moving through the assorted
	cases, boxes and supplies piled all around the room.

     STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR     41.

64   CLOSE

	on an opened cargo box. Worf sees it, rushes over.
	Something's been taken. Worf taps his insignia.

					WORF
			Worf to bridge. We have found no
			sign of the intruder. But there is
			a pressure suit missing from Cargo
			Bay Three.

64A  INT. MAIN BRIDGE

	as Picard and Riker react.

					PICARD
			A pressure suit...

					RIKER
			Could be he's planning to enter
			Shuttlebay Two from outside the
			Enterprise... bypassing the
			security guards.

					PICARD
			Mister Worf --

65
thru	OMITTED
68

69   INT. CARGO BAY

	as Worf and the two security guards listen.

					PICARD'S COM VOICE
			Post security guards at all
			emergency airlocks on decks
			thirty-seven through thirty-nine...

69A  ANGLE ON ROGA

	hiding behind a crate. The discarded pressure suit
	at his feet.

					WORF (O.S.)
			Aye, sir. I'll also cover the
			photon torpedo launchers... Danar
			may attempt to leave the ship that
			way. Worf out.

	Roga listens. SOUND of the DOOR CLOSING. Roga peeks:

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR         42.

70   ON THE DOOR - ROGA'S POV

	As the door CLOSES, the two security guards can be seen
	EXITING into the corridor.

71
thru	OMITTED
77

78   WIDER ANGLE

	as an unarmed Roga emerges from his hiding place -- and
	at the same moment, Worf emerges from his hiding place,
	phaser aimed at Roga.

					WORF
			You are cunning, Danar... you must
			have Klingon blood. But the
			battle is over.

					ROGA
			My battle is never over.

					WORF
				(taps insignia)
			Worf to bridge. I have Danar...

									SMASH CUT TO:

79   INT. JEFFERIES TUBE

	as the phaser reaches overload and EXPLODES.

80   INT. CARGO BAY

	as the lights FLICKER and the ship SHAKES. Worf's
	thrown off balance for a split-second -- and that's all
	Roga needs. With a lightning move, he disarms Worf --
	the phaser goes skidding across the floor -- and the
	fight is on.

80A  INT. MAIN BRIDGE

					DATA
			Explosion in Jefferies Tube
			section T-nine-five. All external
			sensors are inoperative.

					RIKER
			Go to backup systems.

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR         43.

80A  CONTINUED:

					DATA
			Unable to transfer control...

80B  INT. CARGO BAY

	as Roga and Worf battle. Roga fights like a cornered
	tiger, finally gets the upper hand, drops Worf with a
	massive two-handed blow. Worf sags, nearly
	unconscious. Instinctively, Roga prepares to deliver
	a death blow -- but stops himself at the last second,
	runs off toward the transporter console.

81   NEW ANGLE (OPTICAL)

	Roga taps the face of the transporter console as he
	runs past it; the console and the pad spring to life
	and energize. Roga jumps onto the pad and
	DEMATERIALIZES.

82
thru	OMITTED
83

83A  INT. ANGOSIAN TRANSPORT SHIP (OPTICAL)

	as Roga MATERIALIZES in a compartment aft of the
	cockpit, opens the door. In the cockpit, Wagnor and
	his first officer turn, are stunned to see Roga...

84   INT. CARGO BAY

	Two security guards have joined Worf, who is still
	staggering from his fight with Roga. Worf opens a
	panel on the transporter console, sees that a phaser
	has been jerry-rigged into the circuitry. He taps his
	insignia:

					WORF
			Worf to bridge. Danar has
			escaped. He used a phaser to
			power the cargo transporter.
				(checks console)
			Coordinates indicate he beamed
			aboard the Angosian transport
			ship.

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FOUR         44.

84A  INT. MAIN BRIDGE

	Data is working his console with little success.

					PICARD
			Data, can you verify that?

					DATA
			Negative. External sensors are
			still nonfunctioning.

					PICARD
			Then we have no way to track him.

					RIKER
			That was his plan all along.

	And as Riker looks at Picard, we,

									FADE OUT.

                        END OF ACT FOUR                         

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/26/89 - ACT FIVE         45.

                           ACT FIVE                             

	FADE IN:
85
thru	OMITTED
90

91   EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)

	in orbit.

					RIKER (V.O.)
			First officer's log, supplemental.
			We are continuing to repair damage
			to the ship's sensors following
			the escape of the Angosian
			prisoner Danar. He is still at
			large.

91A  INT. MAIN BRIDGE

	Hours later. Worf has returned to the bridge. Riker
	is with him at Tactical. Troi is there too.

					RIKER
				(keys insignia)
			Engineering, I'm getting readings
			at Tactical, are we back up...

					GEORDI'S COM VOICE
			That's affirmative, Commander.

					PICARD
			Sweep the area, Mister Worf...

					DATA
			Captain, the prime minister is
			hailing us, priority one...

					PICARD
			On screen.

91B  ANGLE - MAIN VIEWER (OPTICAL)

					PICARD
			Yes, Prime Minister.

					NAYROK
			Captain, I've just been informed
			that Roga Danar has attacked the
			penal colony on Lunar Five...

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/26/89 - ACT FIVE         46.

91B  CONTINUED:

					PICARD
			Attacked it... ?

					NAYROK
				(angry)
			In our own police shuttle.
			Several of my people are wounded.
			Hundreds of prisoners are rioting.
			Some of them have escaped with
			Danar. We have reports they are
			headed for the capitol city...
				(scared)
			Captain, we are not suited to
			handle situations like this...
			that's why we created them...

	Picard frowns. He has much to say to the prime
	minister, but this is not the time.

					PICARD
			We'll send an away team, Prime
			Minister... Picard out.

91C  ANGLE --

	Leading the way...

					PICARD
			Counselor Troi, Mister Data,
			Lieutenant Worf... you will
			accompany me to the planet...

91D  INT. CORRIDOR

	Outside the transporter room... moving... Picard with
	Troi and Data... followed by Riker and Worf...

					PICARD
			My understanding is that these
			men were programmed to survive,
			is that correct?

            STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT FIVE           47.

91D  CONTINUED:

					TROI
			Yes, Captain.

					PICARD
			And they will not kill unless
			their survival is at stake?

					DATA
			It is against their nature to do
			so, Captain.

					PICARD
				(dry)
			Then let us hope they do not
			believe their survival is at
			stake.

	Moving back to center on Riker and Worf...

					RIKER
			Mister Worf, you are personally
			responsible for the captain's
			safety.

					WORF
			I understand, Commander.

	As they enter the Transporter Room...

92
thru	OMITTED
93

94   INT. ANGOSIAN SENATE - NIGHT

	Nayrok and a group of TEN ANGOSIAN SENATORS have
	gathered in the rotunda... Zaynar is passing out
	phaser rifles... the men look at the weapons in their
	hands as though they've hardly seen them before.

					NAYROK
				(addressing the
				 senators)
			I do not expect them to listen
			to reason... I loathe the idea
			of a violent confrontation, but
			we must be prepared...

	Picard, Data, Troi and Worf MATERIALIZE.

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FIVE         48.

94   CONTINUED:

					NAYROK
				(reacts)
			This is all you've brought... ?
			Where are your security men... ?

					PICARD
			We're not here to fight your wars,
			Prime Minister...

					NAYROK
			They've been seen moving toward
			the center of the city... people
			are scared, Captain... don't you
			understand... ? They're dangerous.

					PICARD
			You are dangerous. They are only
			victims.
				(reactions)
			You made them what they are. You
			asked them to defend your way of
			life... then you discarded them.

					ZAYNAR
			They were not happy here...

					TROI
			They were not welcome here.

					ZAYNAR
			It was the will of the people to
			resettle them...

					NAYROK
			Nobody was pleased with the
			solution, Captain... but we had
			to act for the greater good...

					DATA
			Prime Minister, if you have the
			skills to create a master
			soldier, can you not contradict
			the effect... ?

					NAYROK
			The chemicals can be removed from
			their systems. But we're not
			convinced the psychological
			conditioning can be entirely
			reversed.

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FIVE         49.

94   CONTINUED: (2)

					DATA
			Have you tried?

					NAYROK
			We've studied it thoroughly...
			even before the training began,
			we knew there would be problems
			reversing it. It was a risk we
			had to take.

					WORF
			Did you reveal that "risk" to the
			men who volunteered for service?

	And now the shame shows on the Prime Minister's face...
	we know the answer is no... he doesn't have to say it.

					NAYROK
			We were helping them to survive the,
			war, don't you understand? They
			needed these skills...

					PICARD
			They are your sons, your brothers.
			And you have turned your backs on
			them.

					TROI
			There are methods of treatment...
			until you try them, you can't know
			if they will work. Even a partial
			recovery would give them some
			peace...

					ZAYNAR
				(repeating)
			It was the will of the people...

					TROI
				(losing patience with
				 this guy)
			To allow them to suffer?

					NAYROK
			There was a referendum. The
			people weighed the costs involved.
			They chose the resettlement
			solution.

					ZAYNAR
			Besides, we may need to use them
			again some day.

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/27/89 - ACT FIVE        49A.

95   VARIOUS ANGLES - THE ROTUNDA (OPTICAL)

	Roga comes bursting through the door... he carries a
	phaser weapon... he walks toward us... a few beats
	later, more figures appear, firing as they enter...
	entering through doors, from the roof, windows, until
	a dozen veterans, all armed, are in the building...
	some have been wounded in the prison break... bloodied
	arms and legs... bandages...

									INTERCUT:

96   THE SENATORS OF ANGOSIA,

	along with Picard and his officers, watch them cross
	the rotunda toward them...

97   ROGA

	has sustained a wound somewhere along the line, his arm
	is bloodied...

          STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 11/3/89 - ACT FIVE         50.

98   NAYROK

	watches them come...

99   PICARD

	glances over and sees... Zaynar lifting his weapon...

					PICARD
			Unless you are prepared to die,
			I'd suggest you put that down.

					NAYROK
				(to Zaynar)
			Do as he says.

100  THE VETERANS (OPTICAL)

	committing acts of mayhem and destruction.

					ROGA
			Shoot us. Destroy us. Do what
			you have to do. But, by God, you
			will no longer ignore us.

	He fires a shot over the prime minister's head blowing
	a piece of the wall up behind him. The officials begin
	to react... raise their weapons... the veterans raise
	their weapons and we are about to have death in the
	hallowed halls of government... Picard steps out
	between the two sides, intent on quelling the immediate
	crisis.

					PICARD
			Danar, it appears to me that you
			are deliberately attempting to
			provoke a response... so you may
			justify your own attack on men
			who do not wish to fight...

					ROGA
			Cowards...

					PICARD
			Yes...
				(beat)
			But you are not programmed to
			murder cowards... and if they will
			not fight back, what will you
			do?

          STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 11/3/89 - ACT FIVE        50A.

100  CONTINUED:

					ROGA
			We will not go back...

            STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT FIVE           51.

100  CONTINUED:

					NAYROCK
			You are programmed to survive...
			you can survive at the Lunar Five
			settlement...

					ROGA
			Survival is not enough... to exist
			is not enough...

					TROI
			Roga, tell them what you want.

	A long beat as he looks at her and then Nayrok.

					ROGA
			We want our lives back. We want
			to come home.

					NAYROK
				(political)
			I'm not prepared to negotiate
			under a threat, Danar... but if
			you will put down your arms and
			return peacefully to Lunar Five...
			I would be willing...

					ROGA
			Mister Prime Minister. Our
			respects, sir. But you'll have
			to force us... or try to.

	A beat. Nayrok pales.

					NAYROK
				(sotto, to Picard)
			Captain, you must do something,
			call your ship...

					PICARD
			You're quite right, Prime
			Minister.
				(keys insignia)
			Enterprise, prepare to beam the
			away team back.

					RIKER'S COM VOICE
			At your command, Captain.

					NAYROK
			You can't leave us like this,
			Picard.

         STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - REV. 10/26/89 - ACT FIVE         52.

100  CONTINUED: (2)

					PICARD
			We have everything we need for
			our report. Your prisoner has
			been returned to you. You have
			a decision to make... either try
			to force them back or welcome them
			home. In your own words, this
			is not our affair. We cannot
			interfere with the natural course
			of your society's development and
			I'd say it's likely to develop
			significantly during the next
			several minutes.
				(beat)
			It's been an interesting stay.
			When you are ready for membership
			in the Federation, we will be
			pleased to reconsider your
			application.

	He keys his insignia...

					PICARD
			Four to beam up, Mister Riker.

	And as he stares at the Prime Minister... Troi
	exchanges a look with Roga and the away team
	DEMATERIALIZES.

101  EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)

102  INT. MAIN BRIDGE

	The away team enters... Wesley is at Conn.

					RIKER
			Success, Captain?

					PICARD
			Number One, note in your report
			that if the government of Angosia
			survives the night, we will offer
			Federation assistance in the
			efforts to reprogram their
			veterans.

					RIKER
			And if the government doesn't
			survive?

            STAR TREK: "The Hunted" - 10/25/89 - ACT FIVE           53.

102  CONTINUED:

					PICARD
			I have a feeling they will choose
			to.

	He sits in his command chair.

					PICARD
			Mister Crusher, set coordinates
			for the starbase at Lya Three.

					WESLEY
			Coordinates set, Captain.

					PICARD
			Engage.

103  EXT. SPACE - THE ENTERPRISE (OPTICAL)

	As it warps away to a new adventure.

									FADE OUT.

                        END OF ACT FIVE                         

                            THE END