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Star Trek: The Next Generation - Season Two |
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Prod # |
Stardate |
Original US Airdate |
| The Child |
127 |
42073.1 |
21 November 1988 |
| The Enterprise's new Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pulaski is faced with a mystery when Troi is impregnated and gives birth to a rapidly maturing child. Meanwhile, the Enterprise is forced to carry a deadly plasma plague on a mercy mission. |
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| Where Silence Has Lease |
128 |
42193.6 |
28 November 1988 |
| The Enterprise encounters a strange intelligence known only as Nagilum who makes it clear he intends to kill a third of the crew. Picard is force to enter into a battle of wits in order to save them. |
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| Elementary, Dear Data |
129 |
42286.3 |
05 December 1988 |
| Data, LaForge and Dr Pulaski are put in incredible danger when the holodeck character Moriarty from the Sherlock Holmes program takes control of the Enterprise. |
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| The Outrageous Okona |
130 |
42402.7 |
12 December 1988 |
| The Enterprise encounters a freighter whose captain, Thadiun Okona soon charms his way onto the Enterprise. However, Okona's history soon catches up with him when two ships arrive threatening to destroy the Enterprise if Picard doesn't hand him over. |
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| Loud as a Whisper |
132 |
42477.2 |
09 January 1989 |
| The Enterprise is ordered to escort Federation Negotiator Riva to a dispute between two races. However, when the deaf Riva's 'chorus' is murdered by one of the factions, he has no way to communicate and must rely on Data if he is to succeed at his mission. |
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| The Schizoid Man |
131 |
42437.5 |
23 January 1989 |
| After answering a distress call from Grave's World, Data is taken over by the consciousness of Dr. Ira Graves who refuses to relinquish control. |
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| Unnatural Selection |
133 |
42494.8 |
30 January 1989 |
| Investigating the death of all personnel aboard the USS Lantree, Dr. Pulaski exposes herself to a premature aging drug and faces certain death if the crew of the Enterprise can't find an antidote. |
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| A Matter of Honor |
134 |
42506.5 |
06 February 1989 |
| Participating in an Officer-Exchange Program, Riker is assigned the position of First Officer aboard a Klingon Cruiser. However his loyalties are soon tested when the Klingon Captain orders the destruction of the Enterprise. |
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| The Measure of a Man |
135 |
42523.7 |
13 February 1989 |
| When Data refuses to participate in experiments where he will serve not only as a blueprint but as a spare part supply, he is put on trial. As Data's commanding officer, Picard argues at the suggestion that Data is not a free agent but the property of Starfleet. |
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| The Dauphin |
136 |
42568.8 |
20 February 1989 |
| Wesley is attracted to the alien princess Salia who is accompanied on the Enterprise by a severe governess as they journey to a world where they will become the new leaders of her civilization. |
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| Contagion |
137 |
42609.1 |
20 March 1989 |
| After witnessing the destruction of the USS Yamato, Picard follows Yamato Captain Varley's haunch that the planet Iconia contains the valuable remnants of a now extinct but technologically advanced civilization. |
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| The Royale |
138 |
42625.4 |
27 March 1989 |
| Riker, Worf and Data transport to the surface of what should be a poison-shrouded world after finding debris of a NASA space vessel, and discover a structure containing a reproduction of the literary Hotel and Casino Royale. |
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| Time Squared |
139 |
42679.2 |
03 April 1989 |
| Picard is left beside himself when the Enterprise encounters a future incarnation of himself in a battered Enterprise shuttlecraft, containing visual and captain's logs describing the destruction of the ship and its crew. |
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| The Icarus Factor |
140 |
42686.4 |
24 April 1989 |
| Riker is offered advice and a long-overdue retraction of old hostilities from his father, Meanwhile Lieutenant Worf begins to cause concern among his colleagues when he starts acting strangely. |
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| Pen Pals |
141 |
42695.3 |
01 May 1989 |
| While on an extended research patrol, Data makes contact with a primitive being on an unstable planet which is in immediate danger and has to plead with Picard to help his newfound friend. |
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| Q Who? |
142 |
42761.3 |
08 May 1989 |
| Q returns once more to the Enterprise and propels the Enterprise thousands of light years to prove to Picard that some threats are too much for humanity, and the Borg is certainly one of these threats. |
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| Samaritan Snare |
143 |
42779.1 |
15 May 1989 |
Riker and the crew attempt to rescue Geordi from a slow witted crew of Pakleds who claim to need the engineer's technical expertise, while Picard is at a medical research base receiving a heart transplant. |
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| Up The Long Ladder |
144 |
42823.2 |
22 May 1989 |
| Signals arrive from two colonies, one of which is found to be a motley collection of 'primitives', and the other, a group of desperate clones whose gene pool is fading. When these extremists target an Enterprise away team, Picard is forced to take action. |
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| Manhunt |
145 |
42859.2 |
19 June 1989 |
| The Enterprise crew welcomes an Antedian delegation to a peace summit and Troi's mother, now in a phase of increased sexual activity, has come to the Enterprise to visit Picard, which meets with disapproval from Counselor Troi and amusement from Riker. |
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| The Emissary |
146 |
42901.3 |
29 June 1989 |
| The Enterprise becomes the temporary home of a special emissary who has been sent to deal with an emergency - a crew of 23rd century Klingons in suspended animation is about to be awakened to wage war against the former enemies of the Klingons - the Federation. |
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| Peak Performance |
147 |
42923.4 |
10 July 1989 |
| The Enterprise undertakes Federation war-games, as Zakdorn tactical observer Kolrami observes. Picard is pitted against Riker in a maneuver that is harmless until a Ferengi attack puts the crew of the Enterprise in a no-win situation. |
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| Shades of Gray |
148 |
42976.1 |
17 July 1989 |
| While exploring planet Surata IV with Geordi, Riker is stung by an alien thorn whose poison creeps up his spine toward his brain. Pulaski brings him back to the ship and tries to trigger emotional responses to destroy the poison. |
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