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< "A Fistful of Datas" (11/9 - 11/15):  Alexander programs the holodeck for a
< wild west adventure.  Marina  Sirtis, Mike  Dorn, Pat  Stewart, Jon Frakes,
< and Brent Spiner get to  dress up  in western  garb and  ham it  up.  Brian
< Bonsall as Alexander and Spot (Data's cat) are in it.   Directed by Patrick
< Stewart.
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> "Chain of Command, Part 1" (12/14 - 12/20):  Captain Edward Jericho (played
> by Ronny  Cox  (the bad  exec from  "RoboCop" and  "Total Recall") replaces
> Picard as  captain  of  the  Enterprise  when  a  plot  to discredit Picard
> succeeds.  Picard leads an undercover mission  (with Bev  and Worf) against
> the Cardassians (one played by  David Warner  (The negotiator  from ST5 and
> Gorkon from ST6)).  It  is no  coincidence that  this airs  just before DS9
> premiers.  Notice  that  Troi  is back  to wearing  her standard-issue blue
> uniform.  The Cardassians will capture Picard and torture Picard.   It will
> be bloody.
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< "The Quality of Life" (11/16 - 11/22):  Directed by Jonathan Frakes.  Guest
< star is a little machine that looks like a pig.
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> "Chain of Command, Part 2" (12/21 - 12/27):  Guest star Ronny  Cox (the bad
> exec from "RoboCop" and "Total Recall") replaces  Picard as  captain of the
> Enterprise when  a  plot  to  discredit Picard  succeeds.   Picard leads an
> undercover mission (with Bev and Worf) against the Cardassians.   Picard is
> tortured.  It is no coincidence  that this  airs just  before DS9 premiers.
> Mike Piller claims that Stewart gives the best performance of his Star Trek
> career.
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< "Time's Arrow Part II" (11/23 - 11/29):  Repeat of the season opener.
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> "Relics" (12/28 - 1/3):  Repeat.
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< "Realm of Fear" (11/30 - 12/6):  Repeat.
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> "Schisms" (1/4 - 1/10):  Repeat.
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< "Man of the People" (12/7 - 12/13):  Repeat.
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> "True Q" (1/11 - 1/17):  Repeat.
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< "Relics" (12/14 - 12/20):  Repeat.
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> "Rascals" (1/18 - 1/24):  Repeat.
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< "Schisms" (12/21 - 12/27):  Repeat.
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> "Ship in a Bottle" (1/25  - 1/31):   Moriarty  (played by  Daniel Davis) is
> back, but Data will not be dressed 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 and Scott Evans for the info)
> This episode may be pushed back to February.  Guest star  Dwight Schultz as
> Reg Barclay in his fourth TNG appearance.
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< "Q Me" (12/28 - 1/3):  Yet *another* Q episode!   Guest  star John DeLancie
< as Q.  This *may* just be a repeat of "True Q".  We'll see...
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> "Aquiel" (2/1 - 2/7):
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< "Chain of Command, Part 1" (1/4  - 1/10):   Guest  star Ronny  Cox (the bad
< exec from "RoboCop" and "Total Recall") replaces  Picard as  captain of the
< Enterprise when  a  plot  to  discredit Picard  succeeds.   Picard leads an
< undercover mission (with Bev and Worf) against the  Cardassians.   It is no
< coincidence that this airs the same time that DS9 premiers.
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> "Face of the Enemy" (2/8 - 2/14):
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< "Chain of Command, Part 2" (1/11 - 1/17):   Guest  star Ronny  Cox (the bad
< exec from "RoboCop" and "Total Recall") replaces  Picard as  captain of the
< Enterprise when  a  plot  to  discredit Picard  succeeds.   Picard leads an
< undercover mission (with Bev and Worf) against the  Cardassians.   It is no
< coincidence that this airs the same time that DS9 premiers.
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> "Tapestry" (2/15 - 2/21):
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> "A Fistful of Datas" (2/22 - 2/28): Repeat.
> 
> "The Quality of Life" (3/1 - 3/7): Repeat.
> 
> "" (?  - ?):  Q takes Picard back in time to his academy days for his first
> mission.  Whether this involves Picard reliving it or  merely witnessing it
> is unknown.  The crew think Picard has died (and of course Q is responsible
> for this as well).
> 
> "" (?  - ?):  Troi  is captured  by Romulans  and is  surgically altered to
> look like a Romulan.
> 
> "" (? - ?):  Another Lwaxana episode.
> 
> "[episode name unknown] - part 1" (2/ - 2/?):  Worf visits DS9  and is told
> that his father is still alive.  This may be  the episode  that brings back
> Lursa and B'Etor, the sisters of Duras from "Redemption".  Part 2 will be a
> DS9 episode.
> 
> "The Rivals" (?  - ?):  A study of the impact of competition  in Geordi and
> a rival who renew their relationship while the Enterprise tries  to get rid
> of an alien plane.
> 
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< "The Rivals" (?  - ?):  A study of the impact of competition  in Geordi and
< a rival who renew their relationship while the Enterprise tries  to get rid
< of an alien plane.
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> "Q Me" (?  - ?):  Yet *another* Q episode!  Guest star John  DeLancie as Q.
> This *may* just be the former title of "True Q".
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< "Ship in a Bottle" (?  - ?):   Moriarty (played  by Daniel  Davis) is back,
< but Data will not be dressed 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 and Scott Evans for the info)
< 
< "[?]" (?  - ?):  The Borg are back!  And they brought more  ships with them
< this time--but they have  changed a  little.   They wre  working with seven
< different Borg costumes.  [speculation:   my  guess is  that we  get to see
< some other species that the Borg have stolen bodies from (Klingon, Romulan,
< and/or Ferengi; I *hope* the change is not that they have gained compassion
< --hm]
< 
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> "[?]" (?  - ?):  The Borg are back!  And they brought more  ships with them
> this time--but they have changed a little since we  saw them  in "I, Borg".
> They wre working  with seven  different Borg  costumes.   [speculation:  my
> guess is that we get to see some  other species  that the  Borg have stolen
> bodies from (Klingon, Romulan, and/or Ferengi; I  *hope* the  change is not
> that they have gained compassion (since  the writer  of "I,  Borg" has been
> brought in as a permanent writer) --hm]
> 
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< One upcoming  episode  has  yet  another poker  game, where  Riker bets his
< beard.
< 
< 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.
< 
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< and Q, but have apparently given up hope on bringing back Sela.
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> Lore, and Q, but have apparently given up hope on bringing back Sela.
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> They are planning several Romulan episodes for season six.
> 
> Barclay will be in a second episode in season six (his fourth total).
> 
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< In an  interview  with James  Doohan, he  said he  will be  appearing in an
< episode of TNG next season.  They  are currently  writing the  script so no
< details were available.   It  has been  mentioned at  July 1992 conventions
< that Doohan *is* supposed to  at least  be in  a TNG  episode this upcoming
< season.  And not as an old(er) guy, either.  The announcer was very unclear
< about this, but either in TNG or in STVII,  Scotty gets  brought forward in
< time and  stranded there,  then becoming  a regular  on either  TNG or DS9.
< This, of  course,  depends  on contract  negotiations, but  James Doohan is
< apparently excited about the idea.   At  a 7/27/92  convention, Doohan said
< his episode would be filming from August 8-16 and the episode would involve
< some kind of transporter accident  (in his  time).   He had  never heard of
< plans for Scotty to be in Deep Space Nine,  but would  be open-minded about
< being in it.
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> At a 7/27/92 convention, Doohan said he had never heard of plans for Scotty
> to be in Deep Space Nine, but would be open-minded about being in  it.  Ron
> Moore says (as far as he knows) the rumor is false.
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< not say for sure if he will not appear on TNG.
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> not say for sure if he will not appear on  TNG.   Script coordinator Lolita
> Fatjo says there are no plans to feature Kirk in TNG.
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> By the first part of December, 1992,  Germany still  has 72  episodes to be
> shown (they have bought through season five).
> 
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< continuously).  By the end of 1992 they are finishing up season three.
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> continuously).  By 12/12/1992 they are finishing  up season  three and have
> *no* plans to continue  on with  season four.   The  country's channels are
> being juggled around and when all settles down, TNG (and  possibly DS9) may
> get aired--but nothing definite has been planned.
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> In 1991, telemadrid in Madrid aired seasons one and two.
> 
> In Sweden, both TOS and TNG have been shown for a  couple of  months.  Both
> are in the middle of season one.   TOS  is shown  on TV5/Nordic  and TNG on
> channel 4. (11/92)
> 
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< mentioned that the new contracts leave it open for an 8th and 9th season!
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> mentioned that the new contracts leave it open for  an 8th  and 9th season!
> Ron Moore is betting on at least season eight.
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< soundstages are now devoted to TNG and DS9 at Paramount.
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> soundstages are  now  devoted  to TNG  and DS9  at Paramount.   The station
> itself is  an  enormous  ring  structure,  seeming  quite  thin (though, of
> course, it's huge compared to a starship).  The central  hub rises  up in a
> vaguely cone-like structure, the middle  of which  is the  Promenade.  Near
> the top is the Ops Control Center, and at the  very top  of the  hub is the
> communications cluster.  Four pairs of  gigantic "pylons"  stretch out from
> the compass points of the ring, one above  and one  below the  plane of the
> ring.  The pylons are for large starships to dock  at, and  they are shaped
> similarly to support structures  seen in  the interior  sets (essentially a
> large, tapering triangle).  At the widest point of the hub,  just above the
> support beams that connect the ring  to the  hub, there  are "landing pads"
> for the  Runabout  class  vehicles.    Piller  said  that  one  of the most
> impressive FX shots of the entire series  will feature  the Runabout vessel
> rising to the surface of the hub and then taking off from the  station.  On
> the set  of the  Ops Control  Center, there'll  be a  transporter pad right
> there instead of a separate transporter room.
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< Cirroc Lofton as Jake Sisko, you r typical "army brat".  Lofton is a twelve
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> Cirroc Lofton as Jake Sisko, your typical "army brat".   Lofton is a twelve
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< wear heavy makeup, but it is not uncomfortable.  Auberjonois  is best known
< for his role as Clayton Endicott III on  "Benson", the  "M*A*S*H" movie (as
< the priest), "Police Academy 5", and "The Eyes of Laura Mars".
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> wear heavy  makeup,  but  it is  not uncomfortable.   Piller  says that Rob
> Legato and  the  DSN  effects  team are  working on  a new  twist for Odo's
> morphing process which will surprise all  of us  who've gotten  used to the
> "T2"-type morphing.    Auberjonois is  best known  for his  role as Clayton
> Endicott III  on  "Benson",  the "M*A*S*H"  movie (as  the priest), "Police
> Academy 5", and "The Eyes of Laura Mars".
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< Susie Plackson as Dr. Selar (the medical officer).
< 
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< "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
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> "Emmisary" (1/3/93 - 1/9/93):  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
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> 
> "A Man Alone" (1/11 - 1/17):
> 
> "Past Prologue" (1/18 - 1/24):
> 
> "Babel" (1/25 - 2/1):
> 
> "Q Less" (2/2 - 2/8):  First DS9 Q episode.  (Not sure if this  is for real
> or someone on GEnie pulling our leg.)
> 
> "" (?  - ?):  An early episode:   a very  strange entity  begins growing in
> the station infirmary (equivalent to the sick bay on DS9), and no one quite
> knows what it is...
> 
> "[episode name unknown] - part 1" (2/ - 2/?):  Worf visits DS9  and is told
> that his father is still alive.  This may be  the episode  that brings back
> Lursa and B'Etor, the  sisters of  Duras from  "Redemption".   Part 1 *may*
> actually be a TNG ep with part 2 being DS9.
> 
> "[episode name unknown] - part 2" (?  - ?):   Worf  visits DS9  and is told
> that his father is still alive.
> 
> "[episode name unknown]" (?  - ?):  Q episode.   Guest  stars John DeLancie
> as Q and Jennifer Hetrick as Vash.
> 
> "[episode name unknown]" (?  - ?):  Lwaxana episode (falls for JelloMan).
> 
> "[episode name  unknown]"  (?  - ?):   Keiko  becomes  the  new DS9  school
> teacher to keep herself busy.
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