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26. The Child -- Troi stuns the crew by announcing she's pregnant. What she describes as a glowing white light impregnated her during sleep. According to new chief medical officer Kate Pulaski, the fetus will grow full term in just thirty-six hours.
27. Where Silence Has Lease -- En route to the Morgana System, the Enterprise suddenly finds itself inside a black void without form or dimension -a void that is unending and inescapable, no matter which direction the ship turns (it is not space). Finally the presence behind the void appears: Nagilum, an entity who wants to study humans' reaction to death.
28. Elementary Dear Data -- La Forge persuades Sherlock Homes fan Data to use the extra time playing the role of the detective on the holodeck, with the engineer as Watson. But Holmes's original cases are no challenge to Data's memory, so Dr. Pulaski -who has yet to accept the android as anything more than a machine- challenges him to solve a new, computer generated case.
29. Outrageous Okona -- Near the twin Maden planets, the Enterprise picks up young trader Thaduin Okona while helping him repair his small craft. The roguish charmer quickly makes friends, especially among the female crew members. Intrigued by Okona's wisecracks, Data tries to further his understanding of humor. Meanwhile people from all over are demanding that the Enterprise hands Okona over for his crimes.
30. The Schiziod Man -- Dr. Ira Graves ,who was Dr. Noonian Soongs mentor, is dying of a terminal illness when the Enterprise answers his young female aide's call for help on their secluded research world. Data becomes close to Graves, leading the genius to reveal his last breakthrough: a device capable of transferring a human personality into a computer. After Graves dies Data begins to act irrationally.
31. Loud as a Whisper -- To help settle a civil war, the Enterprise is sent to retrieve the great Ramatisian mediator Riva. The crew is surprised to learn, though, that Riva and his ruling family were born deaf and use a three-member telepathic chorus to communicate.
32. Unnatural Selection -- Answering a distress call from the USS Lantree the Enterprise finds by visual scans that the supply ship's entire crew has died of old age.
33. A Matter of Honor -- In a new exchange program, Riker becomes the first Starfleet officer to serve aboard a Klingon vessel. He throws himself into the job, taking a crash course in Klingon culture and cuisine from Worf.
34. The Measure of a Man -- Data's rights as a sentient being are questioned when Commander Bruce Maddox, a cyberneticist, wants to disassemble the android to make duplicates for Starfleet. When Maddox seems uncertain of his ability to reassemble Data, the Enterprise second officer refuses to submit to his experiment and resign from Starfleet. But Maddoz gets a ruling that the android is Starfleet property. Picard challenges the ruling and a trial follows.
35. The Dauphin -- A diplomatic mission provides the setting for Wesley's first romance when the ship must ferry home a princess and her overprotective guard.
36. Contagion -- Crossing the Neutral Zone to answer an SOS from the USS Yamato, the Enterprise arrives in time to see widespread computer malfunction destroy its sister ship. When log tapes from the Yamato reveal that its captain had tracked the mythical planet Iconia to this location. Picard decides that discovering the secrets of the Iconian civilization would be worth risking an encounter with the Romulans. But soon the Enterprise finds itself also plagued by computer malfunctions.
37. The Royale -- Puzzled by the recovery of a chunk of a twenty-first-century Earth spacecraft, Worf, Data and Riker beam down into the middle of the lone structure they find on the nearest uninhabited planet. After passing through a revolving door seen in an otherwise black void, they cannot escape from what appears to be a resort casino named the Hotel Royale.
38. Timed Squared -- In a bizarre turn of events, Picard is confronted by his own double from six hours into the future, out of phase and disoriented after being recovered from a shuttlecraft that has recorded the Enterprise's destruction in a vast energy whirlpool.
39. The Icarus Factor -- When Riker is offered command of his own ship, the Enterprise heads for Starbase Montgomery to meet with the civilian strategist who will brief him on the assignment. That strategist turns out to be his father, Kule, whom Riker hasn't seen in fifteen years. Time has not softened the first officer's hostility toward the older man, and he summarily rejects his father's efforts at reconciliation. For some reason Worf seems to be growing unnaturally tense.
40. Pen Pals -- While risking violation of the Prime Directive Data befriends a small girl who is situated on a planet that is in risk of being destroyed.
41. Q Who? -- On the edge of UFP space, the Enterprise encounters its old nemesis, the superbeing Q, whose anger at being refused a crew post leads him to hurl the ship into unknown space. There, they encounter a new threat - The Borg.
42. Samaritan Snare -- As Wesley prepares to take more Academy test at Starbase 515, Picard suddenly elects to join him for the long shuttle ride after a heated argument with Pulaski. Aboard Enterprise, Riker underestimate the slow-witted Pakleds, who kidnap La Forge after number one allows Geordi to beam over to give the obese scavengers a hand with their ship.
43. Up the Long Ladder -- Stellar flares are about to destroy the Bringloidi home world when the Enterprise rescues the colony, populated by a simple but lively people long ago forgotten except for fragmentary post-holocaust records. The Bringloidi bring along their livestock and set up a camp on a cargo bay.
44. Manhunt -- While picking up Antedian delegates on a diplomatic escort duty, the Enterprise is graced once again by Troi's mother, Lwaxana, who checks aboard this time with full ambassadorial status as a delegate. She even joins Picard in a Dixon Hill mystery.
45. Emissary -- Sent to assist the Enterprise in stopping a pre-alliance Klingon sleeper ship that could awake to prey upon helpless UFP worlds is a special envoy from the Klingon Empire - a half human, half Klingon female name K'Ehleyr. K'Ehleyr', whose advice is to destroy the ship is rejected by Picard, turns out to be a former lover of Worf's.
46. Peak Performances -- To prepare for the Borg threat, Picard asks for a master Zakdorn strategist to oversee a battle simulation he will wage against Riker, who will command the revived derelict USS Hathaway. Strategist Sirna Kolrami, who predicts that Riker has no chance, is also a champion at the game Strategema. His shockingly easy defeat of Data leaves Pulaski and others fuming at the tactician's arrogance.
47. Shades of Grey -- A painful thorn in the leg snagged during a planetary survey turn deadly for Riker when it is found to carry an organism that attacks his central nervous system.
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26. The Child -- Troi stuns the crew by announcing she's pregnant. What she describes as a glowing white light impregnated her during sleep. According to new chief medical officer Kate Pulaski, the fetus will grow full term in just thirty-six hours.
27. Where Silence Has Lease -- En route to the Morgana System, the Enterprise suddenly finds itself inside a black void without form or dimension -a void that is unending and inescapable, no matter which direction the ship turns (it is not space). Finally the presence behind the void appears: Nagilum, an entity who wants to study humans' reaction to death.
28. Elementary Dear Data -- La Forge persuades Sherlock Homes fan Data to use the extra time playing the role of the detective on the holodeck, with the engineer as Watson. But Holmes's original cases are no challenge to Data's memory, so Dr. Pulaski -who has yet to accept the android as anything more than a machine- challenges him to solve a new, computer generated case.
29. Outrageous Okona -- Near the twin Maden planets, the Enterprise picks up young trader Thaduin Okona while helping him repair his small craft. The roguish charmer quickly makes friends, especially among the female crew members. Intrigued by Okona's wisecracks, Data tries to further his understanding of humor. Meanwhile people from all over are demanding that the Enterprise hands Okona over for his crimes.
30. The Schiziod Man -- Dr. Ira Graves ,who was Dr. Noonian Soongs mentor, is dying of a terminal illness when the Enterprise answers his young female aide's call for help on their secluded research world. Data becomes close to Graves, leading the genius to reveal his last breakthrough: a device capable of transferring a human personality into a computer. After Graves dies Data begins to act irrationally.
31. Loud as a Whisper -- To help settle a civil war, the Enterprise is sent to retrieve the great Ramatisian mediator Riva. The crew is surprised to learn, though, that Riva and his ruling family were born deaf and use a three-member telepathic chorus to communicate.
32. Unnatural Selection -- Answering a distress call from the USS Lantree the Enterprise finds by visual scans that the supply ship's entire crew has died of old age.
33. A Matter of Honor -- In a new exchange program, Riker becomes the first Starfleet officer to serve aboard a Klingon vessel. He throws himself into the job, taking a crash course in Klingon culture and cuisine from Worf.
34. The Measure of a Man -- Data's rights as a sentient being are questioned when Commander Bruce Maddox, a cyberneticist, wants to disassemble the android to make duplicates for Starfleet. When Maddox seems uncertain of his ability to reassemble Data, the Enterprise second officer refuses to submit to his experiment and resign from Starfleet. But Maddoz gets a ruling that the android is Starfleet property. Picard challenges the ruling and a trial follows.
35. The Dauphin -- A diplomatic mission provides the setting for Wesley's first romance when the ship must ferry home a princess and her overprotective guard.
36. Contagion -- Crossing the Neutral Zone to answer an SOS from the USS Yamato, the Enterprise arrives in time to see widespread computer malfunction destroy its sister ship. When log tapes from the Yamato reveal that its captain had tracked the mythical planet Iconia to this location. Picard decides that discovering the secrets of the Iconian civilization would be worth risking an encounter with the Romulans. But soon the Enterprise finds itself also plagued by computer malfunctions.
37. The Royale -- Puzzled by the recovery of a chunk of a twenty-first-century Earth spacecraft, Worf, Data and Riker beam down into the middle of the lone structure they find on the nearest uninhabited planet. After passing through a revolving door seen in an otherwise black void, they cannot escape from what appears to be a resort casino named the Hotel Royale.
38. Timed Squared -- In a bizarre turn of events, Picard is confronted by his own double from six hours into the future, out of phase and disoriented after being recovered from a shuttlecraft that has recorded the Enterprise's destruction in a vast energy whirlpool.
39. The Icarus Factor -- When Riker is offered command of his own ship, the Enterprise heads for Starbase Montgomery to meet with the civilian strategist who will brief him on the assignment. That strategist turns out to be his father, Kule, whom Riker hasn't seen in fifteen years. Time has not softened the first officer's hostility toward the older man, and he summarily rejects his father's efforts at reconciliation. For some reason Worf seems to be growing unnaturally tense.
40. Pen Pals -- While risking violation of the Prime Directive Data befriends a small girl who is situated on a planet that is in risk of being destroyed.
41. Q Who? -- On the edge of UFP space, the Enterprise encounters its old nemesis, the superbeing Q, whose anger at being refused a crew post leads him to hurl the ship into unknown space. There, they encounter a new threat - The Borg.
42. Samaritan Snare -- As Wesley prepares to take more Academy test at Starbase 515, Picard suddenly elects to join him for the long shuttle ride after a heated argument with Pulaski. Aboard Enterprise, Riker underestimate the slow-witted Pakleds, who kidnap La Forge after number one allows Geordi to beam over to give the obese scavengers a hand with their ship.
43. Up the Long Ladder -- Stellar flares are about to destroy the Bringloidi home world when the Enterprise rescues the colony, populated by a simple but lively people long ago forgotten except for fragmentary post-holocaust records. The Bringloidi bring along their livestock and set up a camp on a cargo bay.
44. Manhunt -- While picking up Antedian delegates on a diplomatic escort duty, the Enterprise is graced once again by Troi's mother, Lwaxana, who checks aboard this time with full ambassadorial status as a delegate. She even joins Picard in a Dixon Hill mystery.
45. Emissary -- Sent to assist the Enterprise in stopping a pre-alliance Klingon sleeper ship that could awake to prey upon helpless UFP worlds is a special envoy from the Klingon Empire - a half human, half Klingon female name K'Ehleyr. K'Ehleyr', whose advice is to destroy the ship is rejected by Picard, turns out to be a former lover of Worf's.
46. Peak Performances -- To prepare for the Borg threat, Picard asks for a master Zakdorn strategist to oversee a battle simulation he will wage against Riker, who will command the revived derelict USS Hathaway. Strategist Sirna Kolrami, who predicts that Riker has no chance, is also a champion at the game Strategema. His shockingly easy defeat of Data leaves Pulaski and others fuming at the tactician's arrogance.
47. Shades of Grey -- A painful thorn in the leg snagged during a planetary survey turn deadly for Riker when it is found to carry an organism that attacks his central nervous system.
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