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Next Generation episode #123
Written by René Echevarria
Directed by Robert Lederman
Stardate 45854.2
First aired in 1992

The Enterprise -D crew captures an injured Borg, nurses him back to health, gives him a sense of individuality, and names him Hugh. The story of Hugh the Borg was later continued in “Descent, Parts I and II” (TNG). GUEST CAST: Jonathan Del Arco as Hugh and Third of Five; Whoopi Goldberg as Guinan.

SEE: access terminal; Argolis Cluster; biochips; Borg collective; Borg scoutship; Borg; foil; Hugh; invasive program; root command structure; Third of Five.

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Original Series episode #41
Written by Stephen Kandel
Directed by Marc Daniels
Stardate 4513.3
First aired in 1967

Harry Mudd returns, now the ruler of a planet of beautiful androids. Mudd plans to use the androids to capture the Enterprise, but the androids have other plans. This episode features the second appearance of con man Harry Mudd. GUEST CAST: Roger C. Carmel as Mudd, Harcourt Fenton; Richard Tatro as Norman; Alyce Andrece as Alice series #1-250; Rhae Andrece as Alice series #251-500; Kay Elliott as Mudd, Stella; Mike Howden as Rowe, Lieutenant; Michael Zaslow as Jordan, Ensign; Tom and Ted Legarde as Herman series; Maureen and Colleen Thornton as Barbara series; Tamara and Starr Wilson as Maisie series; Loren Janes, Vince Deadrick, Norman’s stunt doubles; Bob Bass, Bob Orrison, Engineer stunt double.

SEE: Alice; android; Annabelle series; auxiliary control; Barbara series; central control complex; Class-K planet; Deneb V; Denebians; Jordan, Ensign; Maizie series; Makers; Mudd, Harcourt Fenton “Harry”; Mudd (planet); Mudd, Stella; nanopulse laser; Norman; planetary classification system; Trudy series.

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Next Generation episode #40
Teleplay by David Assael and Robert L. McCullough
Story by David Assael
Directed by Robert Iscove
Stardate 42686.4
First aired in 1989

Will Riker’s estranged father, Kyle Riker, visits his son on the Enterprise -D. This episode marks the first reference to the Tholians in Star Trek: The Next Generation, and the only appearance of Kyle Riker, William’s father. GUEST CAST: Diana Muldaur as Pulaski, Dr. Katherine; Colm Meaney as O’Brien, Miles; Mitchell Ryan as Riker, Kyle; Lance Spellerberg as Herbert, Transporter Chief.

SEE: Age of Ascension; Anbo-jytsu; Aries, U.S.S.; Beta Kupsic; Flaherty, Commander; Fuurinkazan battle strategies; Giamon; gymnasium; Nasreldine; painstik, Klingon; PCS; Pulaski, Dr. Katherine; Rectyne monopod; Riker, Kyle; Riker, William T.; Starbase Montgomery; Stroyerian; Tholians; Tokyo Base; tryptophan-lysine distillates; Vega-Omicron Sector.

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Next Generation episode #92
Teleplay by Brannon Braga
Based on a story by Timothy De Haas
Directed by Winrich Kolbe
Stardate 44664.5
First aired in 1991

Geordi and his former shipmates from the U.S.S. Victory are compelled to return to a planet they visited years ago, where they are transformed into alien life-forms. GUEST CAST: Maryann Plunkett as Leijten, Susanna; Patti Yasutake as Ogawa, Nurse Alyssa; Amick Byram as Hickman, Lieutenant Paul; Dennis Madalone as Hendrick, Chief; Mona Grudt as Graham, Ensign.

SEE: Aries, U.S.S.; Bogrow, Paul; Brevelle, Ensign; Cousteau; Graham, Ensign; Hendrick, Chief; Hickman, Lieutenant Paul; kayolane; La Forge, Geordi; Leijten, Susanna; Malaya IV; Mendez; Ogawa, Nurse Alyssa; T-cell stimulator; Tarchannen III; thymus; Victory, U.S.S.; warning beacons.

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Deep Space 9 episode #16
Teleplay by Nell McCue Crawford & William L. Crawford and Michael Piller
Story by Nell McCue Crawford & William L. Crawford. Directed by Robert Legato
Stardate 46853.2
First aired in 1993

The arrival of Rumpelstiltskin in the O’Briens’ quarters signals the beginning of encounters with imaginary beings created by aliens from the Gamma Quadrant, to study human beings. GUEST CAST: Rosalind Chao as O’Brien, Keiko; Keone Young as Bokai, Buck; Michael John Anderson as Rumpelstiltskin; Hana Hatae as O’Brien, Molly.

SEE: Baneriam hawk; baseball; Bashir, Dr. Julian; Bokai, Buck; class-4 probe; Denorios Belt; Gunji jackdaw; Habitat Ring; Hanoli system; hologenerators; impulse sustainer; Larosian virus; level-1 personnel sweep; London Kings; Lower Pylon 1; Newson, Eddie; Odo; pulse-wave torpedo; Rumpelstiltskin; Sisko, Benjamin; Speaker, Tris; subspace phenomena; Tartaran landscapes; thoron; Williams, Ted; World Series.

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Next Generation episode #122
Teleplay by Edith Swensen and Brannon Braga
Story by Jean Louise Matthias & Ronald Wilkerson and Richard Fliegel
Directed by Gabrielle Beaumont
Stardate 45852.1
First aired in 1992

A little girl’s imaginary playmate turns out to be terrifyingly real. GUEST CAST: Noley Thornton as Sutter, Clara; Shay Astar as Isabella; Jeff Allin as Sutter, Ensign Daniel; Brian Bonsall as Rozhenko, Alexander; Patti Yasutake as Ogawa, Nurse Alyssa; Sheila Franklin as Felton, Ensign; Whoopi Goldberg as Guinan.

SEE: Brentalia; bunny rabbit; Champs Elysees; Children’s Center; drag coefficient; Felton, Ensign; FGC-47; Isabella; Jokri; Kryonian tiger; La Forge, Geordi; McClukidge, Nurse; Mintonian sailing ship; Modean system; nasturtiums; Neutral Zone, Romulan; noncorporeal life; Ogawa, Nurse Alyssa; papalla juice; purple omelets; Samarian coral fish; Sutter, Clara; Sutter, Ensign Daniel; Tarkassian razorbeast; Tavela Minor; thermal interferometry scanner; trionium.

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Original Series episode #48
Written by Robert Sabaroff
Directed by Joseph Pevney
Stardate 4307.1
First aired in 1968

Kirk and his crew struggle to stop giant space amoeba that has destroyed a star system and now threatens the entire galaxy. Robert Sabaroff also wrote the story for “Conspiracy” (TNG). GUEST CAST: John Winston as Kyle, Mr.; Majel Barrett as Chapel, Christine; Jay Jones, Dick Dial, Stunt doubles.

SEE: acetylcholine; amoeba; Galileo, Shuttlecraft; Gamma 7A System; Intrepid, U.S.S.; Kyle, Mr.; Sector 39J; Starbase 6; Vulcans.

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Deep Space Nine episode #65
Teleplay by René Echevarria
Story by Robert Lederman & David R. Long
Directed by Avery Brooks
No stardate given
First aired in 1995

An attempt on Garak’s life triggers an investigation by Odo that uncovers a secret plan by Cardassian and Romulan forces to attack the Dominion. This is the first episode in which Garak admits to being a part of the Obsidian Order. This episode was the first of two parts and concluded with “The Die Is Cast” (DS9).

SEE: Cardassian neck trick; Dekora Assan; Delavian chocolates; Flaxian assassins; Flaxian ship; forced neutrino inverter; Garak, Elim; Japori II; Julius Caesar; Mila; Nausicaan; nitrilin; Obsidian Order; Odo; Orias system; pheromonic sensor; Retaya; Shakespeare, William; tailor shop; Tain, Enabran; Talarians; Tal Shiar; transponder; Unefra III; Yalosians; Yridian.

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Deep Space Nine episode #112
Written by Robert Hewitt Wolfe & Ira Steven Behr
Directed by Gabrielle Beaumont
No stardate given
First aired in 1996

As Odo escorts Quark to a Federation Grand Jury hearing, their sabotaged shuttle crash-lands on a deserted planet, forcing them to rely on each other for survival. This episode opened with a title card reading “In memory of Derek Garth” GUEST CAST: Andrew Robinson as Garak, Elim; James Horan as Ikat’ika; J.G. Hertzler as Martok, General; Paul Dooley as Tain, Enabran; Melanie Smith as Tora Ziyal.

SEE: Bajoran wormhole; Bashir, Julian; Breen; Brun; Cardassian riding hound; Dominion internment camp 371; Elgol-red; Finding and Winning Your Perfect Mate; Garak, Elim; Ikat’ika; Kahn, Dr. Lenara; Kang’s Summit; Martok, General; Maryland, U.S.S.; Meezan IV; Memad; O’Brien, Kirayoshi; Obsidian Order; Proxima, U.S.S.; Rain, Dr. Jennings; recursive encryption algorithm; sabre bear; Sarajevo, U.S.S.; Surjak; Tain, Enabran; Tal Shiar; toh-maire; Tora Ziyal; ultritium; Vorlem, Gul; Yukon, U.S.S.

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Deep Space Nine episode #20
Directed by David Livingston
Written by Robert Hewitt Wolfe
No stardate given
First aired in 1993

A Bajoran religious fundamentalist opposes the teaching of science on the station, but it is a ploy to eliminate a rival candidate to become the next kai. GUEST CAST: Rosalind Chao as O’Brien, Keiko; Robin Christopher as Neela; Philip Anglim as Bareil, Vedek; Louise Fletcher as Winn; Michael Eugene as Fairman vendor.

SEE: Aquino, Ensign; Bajoran wormhole; Bajorans; Bareil, Vedek; cabrodine; EJ7 interlock; infernite; isolinear coprocessor; jumja; Neela; Opaka, Kai; security bypass module; security field subsystem ANA; Vedek Assembly; vedek; verteron; Winn.

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Next Generation episode #99
Written by Joe Menosky & Ronald D. Moore
Directed by Patrick Stewart
Stardate 44932.3
First aired in 1991

Data tries to experience a romantic relationship. GUEST CAST: Michele Scarabelli as D’Sora, Lieutenant Jenna; Rosalind Chao as O’Brien, Keiko; Colm Meaney as O’Brien, Miles; Pamela Winslow as McKnight, Ensign; Whoopi Goldberg as Guinan; Majel Barrett as Computer voice.

SEE: Arton, Jeff; Calaman sherry; cleaning processor; crystilia; D’Sora, Lieutenant Jenna; Data; krellide storage cells; Mar Oscura; Prakal II; Shuttle 03; Spot; Starbase 260; Thorne, Ensign; torpedo bay; Tyrinean blade carving; Van Mayter, Lieutenant; Voltaire; W-particle interference.

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Deep Space Nine episode #77
Teleplay by Nicholas Corea
Story by Toni Marberry & Jack Treviño
Directed by LeVar Burton
No stardate given
First aired in 1995

When parts of a Cardassian warship that was transporting Bajoran prisoners are found, both Kira and Gul Dukat go on an expedition to investigate the remains. GUEST CAST: Penny Johnson as Yates, Kasidy; Marc Alaimo as Dukat; Roy Brocksmith as Razka; Cyia Batten as Ziyal; Thomas Prisco as Heler.

SEE: Azin, Minister; Bajorans; Breen; Cardassians; dilithium; Dozaria; Dukat, Gul; Heler; Kira Nerys; Lissepia; Lorit Akrem; Meressa, Kai; Rabol; Ravinok; Razka Karn; sand spine; Shakaar resistance cell; Tholians; Tora Naprem; Tora Ziyal; tritonium; uridium; Vulcan restaurant; Yates, Kasidy.

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Next Generation episode #162
Teleplay by Dan Koeppel and René Echevarria
Story by Dan Koeppel
Directed by Robert Scheerer
Stardate 47410.2
First aired in 1993

On a mission to avert a planetary crisis, Data mets a woman who claims to be his mother. GUEST CAST: Fionnula Flanagan as Tainer, Dr. Juliana; William Lithgow as Tainer, Dr. Pran.

SEE: Atrea IV; cascade anomaly; Corvallan trader; Crystalline Entity; Data; early French impressionists; emotion chip; energy transfer matrix; ferroplasmic infusion; Fourier series; Handel, Georg Fredrich; holographic information module; Lal; magma pockets; magnesite; Malaya IV; modesty subroutine; Omicron Theta; particle stream buffer; pattern enhancer; phasers; Soong, Noonien; synaptic scanning; synchronous orbit; Tainer, Dr. Juliana; Tainer, Dr. Pran; Terlina III; Terlina system.

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Voyager episode #21
Written by Kenneth Biller
Directed by Winrich Kolbe
Stardate 49005.3
First aired in 1995

A young Kazon boy earns his Ogla name with the help of Commander Chakotay. GUEST CAST: Aron Eisenberg as Kar; Patrick Kilpatrick as Razik; Tim deZarn as Haliz; Majel Barrett as Computer voice.

SEE: Ayala, Lieutenant; Calogan dog; duranium; electroceramic; Haliz, Jal; holodeck and holosuite programs: Defense simulations; Jal; Kar; Kazon; Kazon spacecraft; Kazon-Ogla; Kazon-Relora; Kinell, Jal; Kolopak; magnesite; Pakra; polyduranide; Razik, Jal; Tarok; Trabe.

~1:[3,#B],4:[2,#I],26:[45,#I],76:[1,#B],80:[1,#B],88:[1,#B],92:[3,#B],98:[2,#B],103:[2,#B],106:[37,#B]@1“Inner Light, The”@2
Next Generation episode #125
Teleplay by Morgan Gendel and Peter Allan Fields
Story by Morgan Gendel
Directed by Peter Lauritson
Stardate 45944.1
First aired in 1992

An alien space probe takes over Picard’s mind, and he experiences a lifetime of memories on a dead planet, in just a few minutes. This episode won the 1993 Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation at the World Science Fiction Convention. GUEST CAST: Margot Rose as Eline; Richard Riehle as Batai; Scott Jaeck as Administrator; Jennifer Nash as Meribor; Patti Yasutake as Ogawa, Nurse Alyssa; Daniel Stewart as Batai (young); Logan White as Batai (young).

SEE: Batai (young); Batai; cardiac induction; cortical stimulator; crystalline emiristol; delactovine; Eline; isocortex; Kamie; Kamin; Kataan probe; Kataan; Meribor; neurotransmitter; nucleonic beam; Ogawa, Nurse Alyssa; paricium; Parvenium Sector; Ressik; Ressikan flute; somatophysical failure; Starbase 218; talgonite; voice-transit conductors.

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Voyager episode #37
Teleplay by Lisa Klink
Story by Anthony Williams
Directed by James L. Conway
No stardate given
First aired in 1996

Tuvok becomes stranded on a moon after a crash landing, and he aids three Drayans who appear to be children but in reality are very old and have been sent to the moon to die. GUEST CAST: Marnie McPhail as Alcia; Tiffany Taubman as Tressa; Sarah Rayne as Elani; Tahj D. Mowry as Cowin; Richard Garon as Bennet, Ensign.

SEE: Alcia; Attendants; Bennet, Ensign; Chakotay; cherel sauce; Cowin; crysata; dielectric field; Drayan II; Drayans; Elani; electrodynamic turbulence; Falor’s Journey; Fayla; final ritual; fire beast of Sullus; Fire Plains; Jarren; katra; Kir; Macormak, Ensign; matter/antimatter reaction chamber; morrok; polyferranide; Raal; ration pack; shield harmonics; stasis unit; T’Para; takka berries; tardeth; Tarkannans; thermal inversion gradient; Tressa; Tuvok; Voroth Sea; Vulcan lute.

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Next Generation episode #155
Written by Joe Menosky
Directed by Robert Wiemer
Stardate 47215.5
First aired in 1993

The crew of the Enterprise -D uses an experimental probe connected to Geordi in an attempt to rescue his mother. GUEST CAST: Madge Sinclair as La Forge, Silva; Warren Munson as Holt, Admiral Marcus; Ben Vereen as La Forge, Doctor Edward M.

SEE: Breen; Deep Space 3; Doosodarians; Excelsior, U.S.S.; interface probe; interface unit; Hera, U.S.S.; Holt, Admiral Marcus; lacunae; La Forge, Dr. Edward M.; La Forge, Geordi; La Forge, Silva; Marijne VII; Marijne VII beings; Nobel, U.S.S.; Raman, U.S.S.; Starbase 495; subspace phenomena; trionic initiators.

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Deep Space Nine episode #24
Teleplay by John Whelpley and Robert Hewitt Wolfe
Story by John Whelpley
Directed by Les Landau
Stardate 47182.1
First aired in 1993

While the station is evacuated during a plasma storm, a small group of outlaws takes control, demanding Jadzia Dax’s symbiont. GUEST CAST: John Glover as Verad; Megan Gallagher as Mareel; Tim Russ as T’Kar; Steve Rankin as Yeto.

SEE: Cliffs of Bole; combadge; Dax, Curzon; Dax, Jadzia; Dax, Tobin; delta wave inducer; Ekina; Khefka IV; liquid data chains; Livingston, U.S.S.; Mareel; neuroelectrical suppresser; O’Brien, Miles; Orinoco, U.S.S.; Pelios Station; plasma disruption; plasma storm; Senarian egg broth; Sisko, Benjamin; Symbiosis Evaluation board; symbiont; t’gla; T’Kar; Trill; Trill homeworld; Verad; Yeto.

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Voyager episode #35
Teleplay by Jeri Taylor
Story by Jeff Schnaufer & Ed Bond
Directed by Les Landau
Stardate 49485.2
First aired in 1996

To flush out a spy aboard Voyager, Tom Paris is put off the ship to act as bait for the Kazon. Prince Abdullah of Jordan made a brief nonspeaking cameo as a Voyager crew member in this episode. GUEST CAST: Raphael Sbarge as Jonas; Martha Hackett as Seska; Jerry Sroka as Laxeth; Simon Billig as Hogan; Majel Barrett as Computer voice.

SEE: Baytart, Pablo; Briefing With Neelix, A; Eskarian egg; Hamilton; Hemikek; Hints for Healthful Living; Hlaka soup; Hogan; impedrezine; Jonas, Michael; Kim, Harry; Kotati; Laxeth; magnetic constrictors; Mithren; monocrystal cortenum; Neelix; Paris, Thomas; Pendrashian cheese; polysilicate verterium; security access codes; Silmic wine; verterium cortenide; Zabee nuts.

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Original Series episode #62
Written by Jean Lisette Aroeste
Directed by Ralph Senensky
Stardate 5630.7
First aired in 1968

A beautiful woman escorts an alien ambassador so hideously ugly that the sight of him can drive a human mad. GUEST CAST: Diana Muldaur as Jones, Dr. Miranda; David Frankham as Marvick, Laurence; Robert Balver as Yeoman; Dick Greay, Vince Deadrick, Bill Blackburn, Security guards; Ralph Garrett as Marvick’s stunt double; Alan Gibbs as Stunt double.

SEE: Antarean brandy; antigrav; barrier, galactic; IDIC; Jones, Dr. Miranda; Kollos; Marvick, Dr. Laurence; Medusans; mind-link; noncorporeal life; sensor web; Uhura.