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	List of Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is the complete episode listing for Star Trek: The Next Generation.
		If the two multi-part episodes, that were aired as continuous two hour episodes ("Encounter at Farpoint" and "All Good Things...
		Some of the episode overviews may contain spoilers, but attempts are made to limit their spoilage.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Star_Trek_TNG_episodes (2273 words)

	Mailgate: rec.arts.startrek.reviews: [TNG] Season Seven Episode Reviews (3/4)
		Aside from the fact that the episode is clearly well-produced, it does boast a sensational performance by Brent Spiner.
		"Genesis" is a marvellous, riotously funny Star Trek parody...except it's not a parody, it's an episode and as such we're expected to take it seriously.
		Although "Firstborn" is TNG's last delve into Klingon culture, as far as I'm concerned that particular well has become about as dry as the Sahara desert.
	www.mailgate.org /rec/rec.arts.startrek.reviews/msg00007.html (3675 words)

	Encyclopedia: QPid (TNG episode)
		"Q-Pid" is an episode from the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation.
		It was the 20th episode of the 4th season, aired on April 22, 1991.
		April 22 is the 112th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (113th in leap years).
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/QPid-%28TNG-episode%29 (646 words)

	The Top Infinite Reasons Kirk Is Better Than Picard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Picard's crew is so incompetant that in TNG episode "Schisms" Riker and several other crew members are abducted and at the end of the episode, they still haven't found a way to ensure those abductions won't occur again.
		Also, in the episodes where Kirk went missing (e.g., “The Tholian Web” or “The Paradise Syndrome”), his crew refused to abandon their search as long as they had reason to believe that their captain was still alive and could be rescued.
		In the TNG episode "Yesterday's Enterprise," Picard needs the help of a Guinan and Data to figure out the timeline was changed by the appearance of the Enterprise-C. Kirk would have figured this out on his own in 10 minutes.
	www.geocities.com /Area51/Rampart/4537/krkbest.html (14862 words)

	DVDown Under REVIEW - Star Trek : The Next Generation - Season 7 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		TNG began 7 years prior with The Enterprise crew encountering the immortal and formidable Q (John DeLancie) and it wraps the series with their final TV encounter with Q where Picard is contantly changing between 3 time zones.
		TNG was a Sci-Fi TV Show that the critics had pegged from the get-go as a dead horse, and even one Brent Spiner thought wouldn't last past the first season.
		The first 24 episodes are spread over 6 DVDs with 4 eps per Dual Layered DVD and the last 2 eps on on disc 7 along with the wealth of extras.
	dvdownunder.com.au /reviews/review.php?id=00458 (807 words)

	Ex Astris Scientia - VOY Season 3
		I liked to see that a story from TNG was picked up ("The Price") and I enjoyed the basic plot of the Ferengi being the gods of a primitive civilization and all its consequences, including the nifty legend of the "Sages" and the "ear cult".
		Somehow the episode seems like a crossover of TNG: "Starship Mine" (Picard's "Die Hard") and TNG: "Genesis" (the Barclay-to-spider de-evolution) to me. There is not much of a unique plot, it's mostly a fierce struggle, but at least it's thrilling, and the viruses succeed in being disgusting.
		Few other episodes are so full of pointed dialogues, this applies in particular to the dispute between the minister on one side and Chakotay and Gegen on the other side (I don't know if this was intentional, but "Gegen" is the German word for "against").
	www.ex-astris-scientia.org /episodes/voy3.htm (8743 words)

	washuu hakubi's technology journal
		Whenever our spacetime is distorted or torn, or large amounts of energy released (explosions) there are subspace effects; wormholes and Transwarp Conduits are good examples where subspace plays a part in the effect, and the presumably material-based explosion of Praxis in Star Trek VI generated the subspace shockwave.
		The only hint that TOS, TFS and TNG warp drives might be different is in their visual appearance on screen - only the TFS Enterprise "blurs" while in warp.
		TNG Tech Manual, p 14: "...The attempt to surpass the primary warp field efficiency barrier with the TransWarp Development Project in the early 2280s proved unsuccessful...."
	www.neo-prosperity.net /tech/warp.html (4626 words)

	Galactopedia O Section 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The designation "Oberth-class" was devised by Michael Okuda, established in TNG episode's graphics and the Star Trek: Encyclopedia, and was first mentioned on the Tsiolkovsky's dedication plaque in the TNG episode "The Naked Now".
		He did not get a first and middle name, Miles Edward, until "Family." This episode also established in dialogue that he was a chief petty officer, although his rank insignia had read ensign or lieutenant junior grade for three years prior to that, a costuming mistake.
		The vessel's class was not stated in the episode.
	captainmike.org /Galactopedia/o1.html (3652 words)

	Amazon.com: The Genesis Wave Book One (Star Trek The Next Generation): Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		After the cataclysmic explosion of the Genesis Planet, and the Klingon Empire's attempt to steal the top-secret technology, Starfleet wisely decided to destroy all data and records on Project Genesis, hoping to bury its deadly secrets forever.
		Genesis Wave is one of the best Next Generation Books to come along in a long time.
		I highly recommend this first title in the "Genesis Wave" trilogy as you will most certainly neither be disappointed nor able to put the book down until you've finished and are able to move on the second and third books.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/074341182X?v=glance (3169 words)

	Angel Swan's Worlds of Star Trek: Warp and Subspace FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		They were introduced in "Schisms" [TNG] but they've shown up in "Force of Nature" [TNG], and a tetryon field is the result of an metaphasic shield interaction in "Suspicions" [TNG].
		Given the way the name is used in various episodes, it appears to be a coherent technology exploiting a feature of the universe (a la warp) not just anything faster than warp.
		The only hint that TOS, the classic films, and TNG warp drives might be different is in their visual appearance on screen - in the classic films the Enterprise "blurs" while in warp.
	angel.scientium.com /references/warp-faq.htm (6693 words)

	Section 47 Trivia Archive
		Two TNG episodes were originally written in the 1970s for a new Star Trek series that was aborted.
		A: False, not one mirror universe episode was made with the TNG crew.
		In the episode "Preemptive Strike" who is in the shuttle with Ro Laren when she exposes the Federation fleet and defects to the Maquis
	www.s47.org /archive.php (7329 words)

	[4F02] Treehouse of Horror VII
		Grade: C "The Genesis Tub" - This one, with Lisa accidently creating her own universe in a science project, was better, largely thanks to the presence of a Frink lookalike in Lisa's kingdom.
		Harv Laser: Genesis Tub was a parody of of an old Zone (whose title I forget) in which two astronauts land on a seemingly barren asteroid to do ship repairs.
		Any quoted material, episode summaries and lack of episodes this summer remain property of The Simpsons, Copyright of Twentieth Century Fox.
	www.snpp.com /episodes/4F02.html (9012 words)

	Gates McFadden - Memory Alpha
		Officially, the producers felt that the character of Crusher had not developed as well as they had hoped, but thanks to a letter-writing campaign and support from Patrick Stewart, McFadden was brought back to the TNG cast for the third and subsequent seasons.
		McFadden became pregnant with her first child during the fourth season of TNG, learning of the pregnancy only days after performing her own stunts for the episode "Remember Me." This explains her absence during the last part of the season.
		Although the directors were able to hide her pregnancy behind objects and Beverly's trademark labcoat, it was briefly visible in some episodes, including "The Host." Her son was born over hiatus; Brent Spiner is his godfather.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Gates_McFadden (526 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Stardates are of the first stardate mentioned in the episode, and will be added when known.
		The second "4" represents approximately one year in the trek timeline, or the season number of TNG without exception.
		Of course, the amount of time advanced in the TNG timeline is only a rough guess.
	homepages.tu-darmstadt.de /~thh/star_trek/tng_guide.txt (2847 words)

	WCT - Swedish Trekkers, Gates McFadden & Barbara Luna (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Gates, who is also a dancer and choreographed Data's and her tap dance in "Data's Day", has also directed the TNG episode, "Genesis," which she thought was "250% fantastic." Read more at Gates' home page.
		Marlena Moreau in the TOS episode "Mirror, Mirror") who is 65 years old.
		Barbara has done a good deal other stuff besides Star Trek, but it is, of course, her roll as Lt. Moreau that has taken her around the world to many Star Trek conventions.
	www.trekkers.se /texter/egates_barbara.html (142 words)

	[No title]
		It was not the firast episode aired, however.
		Just before the premier of TNG, Paramount "found" a copy of "The Cage" which was all in color (which they then televised).
		It is marred by drastic changes in the Talosians' voices in mid-sentence, otherwise it is fun to watch (along with a grinning, shouting Spock).
	www.textfiles.com /sf/STARTREK/st_pilot.txt (1300 words)

	amcgltd: Science_Fiction Archives
		The live-action variety will be set between episodes III and IV, and apparently will not concentrate on the same characters as the movies.
		We're on the ramp up to what look to be the last episodes of the series, so you'll be hearing a lot about our favorite SF show for awhile.
		What it boils down to is that at $1.5 million USD per episode the greatest science-fiction show on television is too expensive for Sci-Fi to produce.
	www.amcgltd.com /archives/cat_science_fiction.html (5922 words)

	FSD : Miranda-class
		Surveyed planets in the Mutara Sector for the Project Genesis in 2285.
		The Reliant was hijacked by Khan Noonien Singh and was destroyed in the Mutara Nebula by the Genesis device.
		Part of the Starfleet task force that invaded the Chin'toka System in 2374; the ShirKahr was destroyed by the Dominion orbital weapons platforms.
	www.lcarscom.net /fsd/starships/miranda.html (462 words)

	Haakon Larsen's Star Trek The Next Generation Episode Guide
		The first ever StarTrek episode introduces us not only to the Enterprise crew, but also to Q. It has the primary trait that made StarTrek such a great show for the dreamers - a mystery deep in space with beings unknown to us.
		In this episode he plays a trick on the crew in his attempt to escape.
		Q is causing Captain Picard to shift through time in the final leg of the trial of humanity.
	www.cs.princeton.edu /~hlarsen/TNG_episode_guide.htm (3709 words)

	The Great Link : Enterprise Review, Michael Marek reviews 'Extinction' [Episode Review]
		The episode is not as bad as I feared, but the script by André Bormanis is rescued only by strong acting and by the humanistic conclusion of the episode.
		The director for this episode was Levar Burton who, as Geordi, had to act the role of his bodily transformed character.
		This episode includes a brief scene, possibly inspired by the hit TV series CSI, in which we zoom inside Archer’s body and see his skeleton and heart transforming into the alien anatomy.
	www.greatlink.org /showreview.asp?id=246 (1961 words)

	Infinity Dog, Inc. \| David Mack - Contact Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		p14 – Although a "Starbase 47" was mentioned in the TNG episode "Parallels," it is unlikely that it and Vanguard are the same facility.
		No mention was made of his marital status in that episode; his marriage to Oriana is a creation of the author.
		It was established in the TOS episode "Amok Time", as was the Vulcan weapon known as the ahn-woon.
	www.infinitydog.com /harbinger_annotations.html (3714 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Although the Original Series is the only Star Trek series that doesn't feature a single episode directed by a main cast member, at least two of the actors made good on their desire to direct and eventually took their seats behind the camera.
		Burton first took the director's chair for the TNG episode "Second Chances," the first of over two dozen various episodes he's directed for the franchise.
		The U.S.S. Enterprise-D's resident Chief Medical Officer took a spin behind the lens with the truly harrowing episode "Genesis." McFadden has pointed out that she was very experienced as a theatre director and choreographer, both of which helped her to understand the process and the art of directing for television.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/features/bst/article/3725.html (1271 words)

	TNG Episode: ``Force Of Nature'', Stardate 47310.2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Picard learns that by exploring the universe the Enterprise may actually be destroying it.
		In "Phantasms" and several episodes previous, Data's cat, Spot, is referred to as "he".
		Yet, in this episode, Spot is referred to as "she", and, in "Genesis", is shown having kittens before turning (temporarily), into a Iguana.
	stng.36el.com /st-tng/episodes/261.html (659 words)

	DVD Talk Forum - Two Star Trek questions...
		2.) Which Star Trek TNG episode is the one where Capt. Picard and Wesley are eating sandwiches onboard a shuttle.
		About the Picard and Wesley episode, reason I asked is because I have Seasons 3-7 on DVD and am trying to think about episodes that were really good, that I might of missed.
		Evidently there are only 20 episodes in Season 2, which again is due to the writer strike.
	www.dvdtalk.com /forum/printthread.php?t=360815 (1742 words)

	"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Plot Outline: Set 95 years after Capt. Kirk's 5 year mission, a new generation in a new Enterprise set on their own mission to go where no one has gone before.
		(episode 3.16 "Offspring, The") (episode 4.07 "Reunion") (episode 4.21 "Drumhead, The") (episode 5.18 "Cause and Effect") (episode 6.09 "Quality of Life, The") (episode 6.20 "Chase, The") (episode 7.08 "Attached") (episode 7.14 "Sub Rosa")
		(episode 7.02 "Liaisons") teleplay (as Jeanne Carrigan Fauci) and
	us.imdb.com /Details?0092455 (919 words)

	Star Trek: The Next Generation episode guide
		This episode is the finale of the third season and is a cliffhanger episode to be continued in the fourth season.
		This episode is the first episode of a two-part story which links the events in the series to the events in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country which opened at theaters about three weeks after this two-part episode first aired.
		This episode is mosty a retread of "For the World is Hollow, and I've Touched the Sky" from the old series, complete with the isolated society, the Enterprise crewmember that falls in love with the local, and the major disaster that's about to destroy the colony unless the Enterprise can stop it.
	www.xs4all.nl /~johanw/sttng.html (18924 words)

	Gates McFadden - Memory Alpha
		During her break from Star Trek, McFadden played Jack Ryan's wife in the movie The Hunt for Red October, although most of her scenes were edited from the film.
		McFadden has been quoted as saying her son grew up on the bridge of the Enterprise, and he was upset when the sets were torn down following Star Trek: Generations.
		She is trained in stage swordfighting; ironically, only she and Marina Sirtis were trained in the technique which was featured in TNG: "QPid" but only the male characters were allowed to use swords.
	www.memory-alpha.org /en/index.php/Gates_McFadden (526 words)

	My Ode to Spot page 3
		This episode opens with Riker in sickbay having scratches on his head.
		At the end of the episode Riker enters Data's quarters, but is first making very sure that Spot is not around.
		In this episode we see Data looking at Spot while he/she is sleeping.
	www.fortunecity.com /tatooine/gibson/2/spot2.html (541 words)

	Startrek Facts
		The TNG episode "The Neutral Zone", several Federation and Romulan outposts were destroyed by a mysterious race, which happened to be the Borg but was never said directly.
		In the ST: TNG, the first clifhanger, "Best of Both Worlds," it was designed to be a cliffhanger becasue of negotiations weren't going well between Patrick Steward and the studio.
		That episode was also said to be the reason Star Trek became the Phenomon it is today.
	www.fortunecity.com /rivendell/gallows/73/startrek/facts.htm (499 words)

	ST:TNG Season 7
		Filming started early in order to complete all 26 episodes in time for filming to start on the first of the Star Trek: The Next Generation movies, Star Trek: Generations, so that it would be completed and released by Christmas 1994.
		Descent, Part II Picard, Troi, and Geordi are held prisoner by Data, who has left the Enterprise to join his evil brother Lore as leaders of the Borg.
		Picard learns that he has a son, and that the young man has been targeted for murder by an old enemy in search of revenge.
	www.ee.surrey.ac.uk /Contrib/SciFi/StarTrek/STTNG/season7.html (728 words)

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