From: Otto Heuer #3 <ottoh3@cfsmo.honeywell.com>
Subject: FAQL: diff listing (changes since last posting of rasc FAQL)
To: rec.arts.startrek.current
Posted-Date: Thu, 15 Oct 92 00: 06:13 -0500
Organization: Honeywell Systems & Research Center
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 05:06:13 GMT
Received-Date: Thu, 15 Oct 92 00: 05:32 CDT

0a1
> archive-name: r.a.st.current.faql
3c4
< 	   in REC.ARTS.STARTREK.CURRENT (last updated 9/29/92)
---
> 	  in REC.ARTS.STARTREK.CURRENT (last updated 10/13/92)
37,41c38,47
< "Realm of Fear" (9/28 - 10/4):  Lieutenant Reginald Barclay is back (played
< by Dwight Schultz).  This time he has  a neurosis  about transporters; i.e.
< he is terrified to  use them  and he  seeks Troi's  help to  cure it, since
< whenever he's  in  the  transporter,  he  imagines (?)   that  some time of
< vac-u-suck monster is latching onto his arm.
---
> "Relics" (10/12  -  10/18):    The crew  of the  Enterprise-D encounters an
> abandoned Federation transport ship in an  uncharted corner  of the galaxy,
> activates the  transporter,  and Scotty  (played by  James Doohan) appears.
> Seems he was beamed up one time too many and became  suspended in molecular
> limbo for 75 years.  He works together with the chief engineer of the Ent-D
> to save  the  ship.    He is  still alive  in their  time frame  at the end
> allowing him to do further guest shots on this show or on DS9.  Other guest
> stars include Lanei Chapman as  Ensign Rager,  Erick Weiss  as Ensign Kane,
> Stacie Foster as Engineer Bartel, and Ernie Mirich as the  Waiter.  Written
> by Ron Moore.  Directed by Alexander Singer.
43,46c49,52
< "Man of the People" (10/5  - 10/11):   A  heavy-duty Troi  episode in which
< Marina gets aged and is thus required to wear heavy  make-up, giving Marina
< a new-found respect for Michael Dorn and his make-up.  And in this episode,
< Troi *dies* (non-permanently, no doubt).
---
> "Schisms" (10/19 - 10/25):   Crewmembers  are removed  from the  ship by an
> alien force to be experimented on.   Guest  stars include  Lanei Chapman as
> Ensign Rager (now a semi-regular), Ken Thorley as Mott, Scott T.   Trost as
> Lieutenant Shipley, and Angelina Fiordellisi as Kaminer.
48,54c54,56
< "Relics" (10/12  -  10/18):    The crew  of the  Enterprise-D encounters an
< abandoned Federation transport ship, activates the  transporter, and Scotty
< (played by James Doohan) appears.  Seems he was beamed up one time too many
< and became suspended in molecular limbo  for 75  years.   He works together
< with the chief engineer of the Ent-D to save the ship.   He  is still alive
< in their time frame at the end allowing  him to  do further  guest shots on
< this show or on DS9.
---
> "Q-Me" (10/26 - 11/1):  Q is back!  John DeLancie  guest stars.   Ron Moore
> says this episode is about a  young female  cadet at  Starfleet Academy who
> might have the powers of the Q.  Q shows up, his intent mysterious.
56c58,60
< "Schisms" (10/19 - 10/25):
---
> "Rascals" (formerly  "Undercover")  (11/2  - 11/8):  Away  team members are
> reduced to children due  to a  transporter accident.   I  assume this means
> phsically, rather than mentally.
58c62,65
< "Q-Me" (10/26 - 11/1):  Q is back!  John DeLancie guest stars.
---
> "A Fistful of Datas" (11/9 - 11/15):  Troi  and Worf  (and possibly others)
> are in  western  garb.   No more  is known  about this  episode except that
> Alexander and Spot (Data's cat)  are in  it and  it is  directed by Patrick
> Stewart.
59a67,74
> "The Quality of Life" (11/16 - 11/22):  Directed by Jonathan Frakes.
> 
> "Time's Arrow Part II" (11/23 - 11/29):  Repeat of the season opener.
> 
> "Realm of Fear" (11/30 - 12/6):  Repeat.
> 
> "Man of the People" (12/7 - 12/13):  Repeat.
> 
91,94d105
< "Rascals" or  "Undercover"  (?   - ?):   Away  team members  are reduced to
< children due to  a transporter  accident.   I assume  this means phsically,
< rather than mentally.
< 
108a120,133
> Moriarty will return this season, but  *not* Data  as Sherlock  Holmes.  It
> would seem that  they *can*  use Sherlock  Holmes, but  they have  to pay a
> rather large sum of money to the Conan-Doyle estate.  Brent  Spiner said at
> a con that Moriarty was only half as much.   (thanks Jose  Gonzalez for the
> info)
> 
> There is an unsubstantiated rumour of  a 6th  season episode  in which Sela
> takes a Warbird back to the 23rd century  (post STVI)  and captures several
> members of  the  TOS  crew  in  a  diabolical plot  to alter  the course of
> Federation history.  It is not certain if Wm.   Shatner has  signed for the
> episode or  not  but  apparently  Capt.   Sulu  will be  appearing with the
> Excelsior along with "several familiar faces" in the crew.  The uplink date
> is supposed to be during the week November 31 to December 6.
> 
273,274c298,299
< CIC video  are  already  releasing season  four episodes  in the  UK.  They
< usually release three tapes a month with two episodes on each tape.
---
> CIC video  are  already  releasing season  five episodes  in the  UK.  They
> usually release two episodes on each tape.
276,279d300
< The UK Video releases have stopped (with In Theory/Redemption I).  Season 5
< will be released starting in October 1992.  No  information as  to the rate
< of these new releases.
< 
692c713,715
< world).
---
> world).  The studio has already  sunk three  million dollars  into the sets
> alone, so Paramount is obviously betting big on DS9 to  be a  success.  Six
> soundstages are now devoted to TNG and DS9 at Paramount.
703,708c726,735
< ago during the Borg invasion, then spent some time at  the Utopia Planetary
< Shipyards rebuilding the fleet.  He is a  baseball fan,  but since baseball
< died out  in  the  22nd  century he  has to  visit the  holo-suite to visit
< players and games.  He is gentle, strong,  soft-spoken, and short-tempered.
< Brooks is most famous for his role as Hawk on "Spencer:   for Hire", though
< he shaved his beard and grew some hair for the DS9 role.
---
> ago during the Borg invasion, then  spent some  time at  the Utopia Benecia
> Planetary Shipyards at Mars rebuilding the fleet.  Sisko  objected to being
> assigned to DS9.  He  told Starfleet  he had  a son  to raise  and had been
> asking for an Earth assignment, not this.  His important work  on DS9 gives
> him a new direction, but his is still very much  a life  framed by tragedy.
> He is a baseball fan, but since baseball  died out  in the  22nd century he
> has to visit  the holo-suite  to visit  players and  games.   He is gentle,
> strong, soft-spoken,  and short-tempered.   Brooks  is most  famous for his
> role as Hawk on "Spencer:  for Hire", though he  shaved his  beard and grew
> some hair for the DS9 role.
760,767c787,796
< Terry Farrell   as  the   half-humanoid  science   officer  (an  attractive
< 28-year-old trill woman (Lieutenant Jadzia Dax), containing  a 300-year old
< worm).  For those that don't remember, the Trill is a species which forms a
< symbiotic link with a humanoid life form  (Dr.   Crusher fell  in love with
< one in  "The  Host").   Cisco knew  and valued  the last  person this trill
< inhabited as one of his most respected teachers.  Farrell is best known for
< her film roles in "Hellraiser III" and "Back to School" as  well as playing
< the character of Laurie Caswell on ABC's "Paper Dolls".
---
> Terry Farrell  as  Jadzia  Dax,  the  half-humanoid   science  officer  (an
> attractive 28-year-old  trill woman  (Lieutenant Jadzia  Dax), containing a
> 300-year old worm).  For those that don't remember, the Trill  is a species
> which forms a symbiotic link with a humanoid life  form (Dr.   Crusher fell
> in love with one in "The  Host").   Cisco knew  and valued  the last person
> this trill inhabited as one of  his most  respected teachers,  and has some
> deep psychological conflicts with the fact that it now inhabits a beautiful
> young woman.  Farrell is best known for her film roles  in "Hellraiser III"
> and "Back to School" as well as playing the character of  Laurie Caswell on
> ABC's "Paper Dolls".
769,774c798,803
< Siddig El Fadil as Dr.  Julian Bashir,  Lieutenant J.G.   He  is wet behind
< the ears, but thinks he  knows it  all.   He just  graduated from Starfleet
< medical and came out here because this is where heroes are made and this is
< where the adventure is.  This is the wilderness.  He's got a  lot to learn.
< El Fadil  is  a  British-born Arab  actor.   DS9 marks  his American acting
< debut.
---
> Siddig El  Fadil as  Dr.   Julian [Bashir  | Amoros],  Lieutenant J.G., the
> chief medical officer (in his late 20s).   He is  wet behind  the ears, but
> thinks he knows it all.  He just graduated from Starfleet  medical and came
> out here  because  this  is  where heroes  are made  and this  is where the
> adventure is.  This is the wilderness.  He's got a lot to learn.   El Fadil
> is a British-born Arab actor.  DS9 marks his American acting debut.
776,780c805,815
< Another character is the Bjoran spiritual leader.  He stays on the planet's
< surface.  The Bjoran are supposed to be very mystic and spiritual.  We will
< find out a lot more about Bjorans from DS9.  (Remember that Ro kinda denies
< her heritage so you won't learn much about them from her.)
< [193z
---
> [someone] as  the  Bjoran  spiritual  leader.    He  stays  on the planet's
> surface.  The Bjoran are supposed to be very  mystic and  spiritual.  There
> are hints that he has some strange mental powers, which  may or  may not be
> explored in the series (sounds like Guinan).  We will  find out  a lot more
> about Bjorans from DS9.  (Remember that Ro kinda denies her heritage so you
> won't learn much about them from her.)
> 
> There will aparently be an  alien race  on the  other side  of the wormhole
> that has been sending probes through to "our" side.  The Bjoran people have
> been worshipping the probes as gods.
> 
852,867c887,903
< "[episode name unknown]" (1/??/93 - 1/??/93):  In the pilot episode (2-hour
< movie), we  will  discover  that  the  Cardassians,  fed  up  with  Bajoran
< terrorist activities,  decide  to  give  up  and withdraw  from the Bajoran
< system (home of Ensign Ro  Laran).   The Bajorans,  suffering from internal
< conflicts, will  request  that  the  Federation step  in to  keep the peace
< during the  transition  period, so  the Federation  will send  (via the USS
< Enterprise) a team to take up residence on a space station left over in the
< Bajoran system.  Pretty quickly, our heroes will discover a stable wormhole
< near the station  and, wouldn't  you know  it, the  Cardassians decide they
< want the  system  back.   Meanwhile, the  Ferengi own  the concessions (the
< saloons, casinos,  holodeck  brothels  and 7-11's)  on the  station.  [This
< comes from Eric Stilwell, via someone without a name in either their header
< or signature]  According  to  the  July  6  1992   issue  of  "Broadcasting
< Magazine", this episode will  feature Patrick  Stewart as  Picard under the
< influence of the Borg.  The guy who directed  "Yesterday's Enterprise" will
< direct this episode.  The screenplay is by Rick Berman  and Michael Piller.
---
> "Emmisary" (1/??/93 - 1/??/93):   In the  pilot episode  (2-hour movie), we
> will discover  that  the  Cardassians,   fed  up   with  Bajoran  terrorist
> activities, decide to give up and withdraw from the Bajoran system (home of
> Ensign Ro Laran).   The Bajorans,  suffering from  internal conflicts, will
> request that the Federation step in to keep the peace during the transition
> period, so the Federation will send (via the USS Enterprise) a team to take
> up residence on a space station left  over in  the Bajoran  system.  Pretty
> quickly, our heroes will discover a stable  wormhole near  the station and,
> wouldn't you know  it, the  Cardassians decide  they want  the system back.
> Meanwhile, the Ferengi own the concessions (the  saloons, casinos, holodeck
> brothels and 7-11's) on the station.  [This  comes from  Eric Stilwell, via
> someone without a name in  either their  header or  signature] According to
> the July 6 1992 issue of "Broadcasting Magazine", this episode will feature
> Patrick Stewart  as  Picard under  the influence  of the  Borg (the episode
> starts off  showing the  battle against  the Locutus  and the  Borg at Wolf
> 359).  The  guy  who  directed  "Yesterday's  Enterprise"  will direct this
> episode.  The screenplay is by Rick Berman and Michael Piller.