2371
Events of the third year of Star Trek - Deep Space Nine and the first year
of Star Trek - Voyager (1994-1995 seasons) as well as the motion picture
Star Trek: Generations. Stardates 48000-48999.
Search,
The - Part One (DS9) Stardate 48212.4
Sisko returns to the
station after a long debriefing at Star Fleet, newly promoted to Captain,
and bringing with him the USS Defiant, a prototype gunship designed
to deal with the Borg menace, now reassigned to DS9 to help in the fight
against the Dominion, and equipped with a cloaking device, loaned by the
Romulan Empire. Sisko and the crew set off in the new ship to find the
mysterious founders of The Dominion. All too soon they encounter the
Jem'Hadar and Dax and O'Brien are captured.
Search, The - Part Two (DS9) Stardate not given
While Odo comes to terms
with an amazing discovery about his past, Kira attempts to contact Sisko and
the others. Meantime Sisko returns to the station to discover that things
are changing at an extremely fast rate; the more he discovers the more
concerned he becomes. In the end, he decides to take matters into his own
hands.
House of Quark, The (DS9)
After Quark accidentally
kills a drunk Klingon in a brawl in his bar, Quark claims he fought the
Klingon and won. His tall tale helps rebuild the dwindling clientel at his
bar, and all seems to be going well until the family of the dead Klingon
arrive on the Station. Soon Quark is kidnapped, taken back to the Klingon
home world, and forced to marry the widow of the Klingon he killed. He then
finds that he is embroiled in a bitter feud between two Klingon houses.
Equilibrium (DS9)
Dax starts suffering from a severe hallucinations and keeps on blacking
out. Concerned, Sisko and Bashir take her back to the Trill homeworld where
they hope to find an answer to her plight. Soon it becomes apparent that the
Trill authorities are hidding something and are prepared to sacrifice
Jadzia's life to stop the truth coming out.
Second Skin (DS9)
Kira comes across a
record that implies that she spent time in a Cardassian prisoner of war camp
on Bajor, and when she investigates she discovers other people who were
there claim to know her. She heads down to Bajor to investigate, but never
reaches her destination. She wakes up to find herself on Cardassia,
apparently a Cardassian and is told that she was a Cardassian spy who has
been working on Bajor for the last ten years.
Abandoned, The (DS9)
A young Jem'Hadar is found on the
station and Odo tries to help him overcome his violent heritage.
Civil
Defense (DS9)
An old Cardassian security program is
activated, threatening the station with destruction.
Meridian (DS9)
When a planet materializes in the
Gamma Quadrant, Dax falls in love with one of its inhabitants.
Star Trek: Generations
Sent to the Amargosa Observatory to investigate a distress call, the
U.S.S. Enterprise finds two dead Romulans and five humans left alive
after a mysterious and brutal attack. One of these survivors is a Dr. Tolian
Soran.
While Data watches in abject terror,
Soran kidnaps La Forge, taking him to a cloaked Klingon ship. When
questioning La Forge proves unsuccessful, Soran releases the starship
officer—after modifying his VISOR to transmit its signals back to the
Klingon vessel.
Soran then fires a trilithium probe into the sun, which causes an
incredible shock wave. The Klingon ship, on which he is a passenger, is
commanded by the Klingon Duras sisters. In exchange for the formula for
Soran's trilithium explosive, they have agreed to take him to the planet
Veridian III, where he wants to conduct another solar implosion.
On
board the U.S.S. Enterprise, Picard learns that Soran is 300 years
old and, like Guinan, a survivor of the El-Aurian incident that killed
Captain Kirk. In an effort to understand what is happening, Picard finally
goes to Guinan. She tells him that the energy ribbon, called the Nexus, is a
temporal anomaly moving through space. To anyone or anything inside the
Nexus, linear time has no meaning and a person can experience anything that
he or she desires. Soran is desperate to return to the Nexus and recreate
that joy with the family he lost when his world was assimilated by the Borg.
In Stellar Cartography, Picard and an emotionally troubled Data plot the
course of the Nexus and the changes that have occurred since the sun was
destroyed. They conclude that Soran plans to destroy another sun when the
Nexus passes close to the Veridian system—killing as many as 230 million
inhabitants . Destroying the suns alters spacial forces, thereby changing
the path of the Nexus. With the Veridian sun destroyed, the Nexus will then
pass along the surface of Veridian III, allowing Soran to re-enter the
phenomenon.
Picard, learning of the situation, beams down to Veridian III to try to
dissuade Soran. In the meantime, La Forge has been returned to the U.S.S.
Enterprise in exchange for Picard; the Duras sisters watch with great
interest as La Forge moves about the ship. Finally they see what they've
been waiting for—the U.S.S. Enterprise deflector shield modulation.
Seizing this information, the cloaked Bird-of-Prey fires through the
starship's deflector shields, severely damaging the U.S.S. Enterprise.
Ultimately, however, the U.S.S. Enterprise succeeds in destroying the
Klingon warbird, killing all aboard. Unfortunately Soran has already beamed
down to the planet Veridian III.
Due
to damage sustained by the Klingon's attack, the Enterprise suffers a
warp-core breach and Riker orders the saucer section separated. Before he
can get the saucer away safely, however, the battle section explodes,
hurtling the saucer and its entire crew toward the surface of Veridian III.
After a terrifying ride, the U.S.S. Enterprise saucer crash lands on
the planet's surface. Fortunately, most of the crew are uninjured.
Elsewhere on the planet's surface, Picard and Soran fight to the death as
the Nexus rapidly approaches. Soran manages to fire his trilithium probe
into the sun, destroying it as the ribbon engulfs both men, taking them
inside the Nexus. In their wake, the inhabitants of the Veridian system, as
well as the survivors from the U.S.S. Enterprise, are engulfed in a
giant cloud of fire.
For a time, Picard is bewildered but delighted to be spending Christmas
with his large, happy family—a family he's never had the time to start. But
then, just as the captain gazes at a sparkling ornament, he is suddenly
reminded that this experience is not real and that he must get on with his
mission.
With
Guinan's help, Picard finds a slightly puzzled but happy James T. Kirk in
the Nexus. Kirk wasn't killed 78 years earlier on the U.S.S. Enterprise
NCC-1701-B, but was drawn into the Nexus instead. The two Enterprise
captains leave the Nexus and materialize on Veridian III, just as Soran is
preparing to set off his solar bomb. This time, Kirk grapples with Soran
while Picard races to sabotages the probe.
The launch mechanism explodes into a giant fireball, killing Soran and
preventing the destruction of the entire Veridian system. Picard runs to
Kirk, where he stays until the former captain of the U.S.S. Enterprise
dies.
Returning to the crashed ship,
Picard assures
his crew that the "D" was
not likely to be the last ship named "Enterprise."
Defiant
(DS9)
Commander Riker arrives for a shore
leave but apparently steals the Defiant with Kira aboard for the Maquis
instead.
Fascination (DS9)
Lwaxana Troi comes to visit the
station. Meanwhile, a strange phenomenon causes people on DS9 to fall in
love during the Bajoran festival.
Past Tense, Part One (DS9)
The command officers of
Deep Space Nine return to Earth in the Defiant to brief Starfleet on the
situation in the Gamma Quadrant. As Sisko, Bashir and Dax beam down
something goes wrong with the transporter and they never arrive at Starfleet
Headquarters. While O'Brien and Kira try to figure out where they went,
Bashir and Sisko are arrested as vagrants outside a metro station in the
year 2024. Dax is luckier and is rescued by a passer by and given assistance
in obtaining credentials. Bashir and Sisko are taken to a compound where the
unemployed and mentally ill are kept, only to realise that they've arrived
at the location of a famous riot only a few days before it's due to start.
Things take a turn for the worse when the man due to be the ringleader of
the riot is stabbed while trying to stop Sisko and Bashir being attacked.
Past Tense, Part Two (DS9)
When Starfleet suddenly
ceases to exist, Kira and O'Brien set off on journeys through time trying to
recover Sisko, Bashir and Dax. Meantime, Sisko decides to pose as the dead
man and becomes a major player in the riot ringleaders. However they soon
find out just how difficult it is to follow the pre-ordained path needed to
restore their version of the past, for in their history the leader of the
rioters, Gabriel Bell, is shot in the final few minutes of the riot. Since
Sisko is now possing as Bell, it is he who will have to die.
April
2371
Caretaker, Part I (VGR) Stardate
48315.6 Monday, April 26, 2371
The USS Voyager becomes lost in
the Delta Quadrant
The Starship USS Voyager,
captained by renowned Starfleet commander Kathryn Janeway, is sent on a
mission to rescue a renegade Maquis ship from "The Badlands", a dangerous
region of space. An inexplicable force transports both ships to a distant,
uncharted region of space. After the Maquis ship is destroyed, the two
different crews must learn to work together in order to find their way home.
(date derived from stardate)
Caretaker, Part II (VGR)
These two crews encounter several new
alien lifeforms, and ultimately invite two -- Neelix and Kes -- to join
them aboard the ship. Together, this disparate group of people must work
together to find their way back home.
Parallax (VGR)
The Starship Voyager
encounters a quantum singularity and what appears to be another ship in
jeopardy. In their attempts to rescue the vessel, the crew comes to realize
that it is they who are trapped, and the race begins to free themselves
before the ship is destroyed.
Time and Again (VGR)
The Starship Voyager
experiences a shock wave in space, a wave set off by a huge explosion on a
nearby planet. When they beam down to investigate, they discover all life
has been eradicated.
Life Support (DS9)
Vedek Berial is injured in a transport
on his way to negotiations with the Cardassians.
Phage (VGR)
In their continuing for a
source of dilithium crystals that could be used to supplement the Voyager's
power core, the crew of the Starship come upon a planet that seems replete
with the substance. Upon closer examination, they find that the place is
really a base for a strange alien culture that must steal bodily organs to
fight the "Phage," a disease that eats away at their bodies and destroys
their organs. Neelix falls prey to them, and the race is on to save his
life.
Heart of Stone (DS9)
Odo and Kira are trapped on a planet
while answering a distress call; Nog wants to join Starfleet.
The Cloud (VGR)
While investigating what
they believe to be a nebula in search of fuel, the crew of Voyager discovers
that they have in fact entered and injured a new life form, which they must
help heal as they try to escape.
Destiny (DS9)
When three Cardassian scientists vist
the station, the Bajorans fear that an ancient doomsday prophecy has come
true.
Eye of the Needle (VGR)
The Voyager crew becomes
hopeful when they encounter a small wormhole through which they communicate
with a cargo vessel on the other side... in the Alpha Quadrant.
Prophet Motive (DS9)
The Grand Nagus brings the revised
rules of acquisition to the station.
Ex Post Facto (VGR)
Upon visiting a world in
the midst of a war with a neighboring planet, Lt. Tom Paris finds himself
accused of a murder he didn't commit... his sentence--to relive the crime
from the victim's point-of-view every 14 hours for the rest of his life. It
is up to Tuvok to prove his innocence by using the Vulcan Mind-Meld before
this sentence destroys his sanity.
Visionary (DS9)
When O'Brien gets radiation poisoning,
he time-shifts and sees visions of himself dying and the station destroyed.
Romulans plot to collapse the
Bajoran wormhole, to stop the Dominion.
Emanations
(VGR)
While exploring an
uncharted planet, the crew stumbles upon the burial ground of the alien race
Uhnori. During an investigation of the bodies, Harry Kim is caught up in a
subspace vacuole and is transported to the alien culture's homeworld. His
presence there causes many to doubt their traditional belief in the
afterlife, and Kim soon realizes that the only way he can return home is the
same way he came... through the Uhnori's death stations. Kim places his life
in the hands of fate, trusting that the crew of the Voyager will be able to
revive him upon his return.
Prime Factors (VGR)
The crew of Voyager
encounters alien beings known as the Sikarians--a race renowned for their
incredible hospitality. When it becomes known that the Sikarians have the
technology to "fold" space and travel more than 40,000 lights years in an
instant, the Voyager crew think they've found their way home. But the
hospitality of the Sikarians is not all it seems on the surface, and both
races' code of ethics is put to the test.
State of Flux (VGR)
While on a routine
exploration of a new planet, Voyager responds to the distress calls of a
Kazon warship. Upon investigation, they find the Kazon ship hobbled by an
accident caused by Federation technology... a clear signal that Voyager may
be carrying a traitor.
Distant Voices (DS9)
After an encounter with a
dubious acquaintance of Quarks, Dr Bashir finds himself trapped in a bizarre
dreamworld where each member of the DS9 crew seems to play a role. He begins
to age rapidly and realizes that he has to find the answer before he dies of
old age.
Through the Looking Glass (DS9)
Sisko and Kira end up in the Mirror
universe from "Crossover."
Heroes and Demons (VGR)
The Ship's Holographic
Doctor must overcome his computer-programmed limitations when the ship's
Holodeck is taken over by an alien lifeform that transforms living crew
members into pure energy. As the only Voyager member able to face this alien
being, the Doctor must explore the limits of his programmed behavior and
reach beyond them to save the crew from a fate worse than death.
Improbable Cause (DS9)
Garek and Odo team up to find out who
is trying to kill Garek and other Cardassians.
Cathexis (VGR)
Both Tuvok and Chakotay
return from a routine expedition injured--Tuvok with minor ailments and
Chakotay grievously injured. It seems that during an encounter with a black
nebula, all of Chakotay's neural energy was depleted and unless it is
returned in the near future, Chakotay may be doomed to a life as a
brain-dead host.
Die is Cast, The (DS9)
Garek sides with his old mentor and
helps to torture Odo.
Faces (VGR)
B'Elanna Torres and Lt.
Tom Paris are abducted by the alien race who suffer from the Phage. During
an experiment, B'Elanna is literally split into two separate beings--one
fully Klingon, the other fully human--by Sulan, a Vidiian scientist in
search of a cure for the deadly disease. Her two selves must learn to work
together in order to escape the alien laboratory and rescue Lt. Paris.
Explorers (DS9)
Sisko becomes obsessed
with a Bajoran legend that describes ancient Bajoran spaceship that sailed
on the solar winds and made it call the way to Cardassia. He sets out to
build a replica of the ship, and once built, sets sail in it with the
assistance of his son Jake. Things do not go quite as expected and a
miscalculation results in an extraordinary discovery.
Jetrel (VGR)
Neelix is confronted by
the Haakonian scientist named Ma'bor Jetrel, the man responsible for
creating the Metreon Cascade, a device that was used to annihilate a major
portion of the Talaxian race, including Neelix' own family.
Family Business (DS9)
Quark receives a visit
from the FCA, the all-powerful overseer of Ferengi business who places a
seizure notice on his bar. Informed that the seisure is due to the illicit
activies of his mother, Quark returns to his home planet to confront her. He
discovers that she has broken the Ferengi law prohibiting females from
earning a profit.
Learning Curve (VGR)
When several former
Maquis crew members break Federation rules, and it is up to Tuvok to train
them in the finer points of Star Fleet protocol and discipline in order to
reestablish harmony among Voyager's crew.
Shakaar (DS9)
Kira is asked to go an
help reclaim some farming equipment from her former comrades in the
resistance who are refusing to release it. Once she gets there she discovers
that their need is very genuine and a string of promises have been broken by
Wai Kinn's government. When Kai Winn sends the troops in, Kira decides to
aid her comrades and finds herself once again a rebel on the run. Soon a
minor civil war has erupted and the struggle is on to gain control of the
Bajoran government by toppling Kai Winn.
Facets (DS9)
It is Jadzia's time to
meet her former hosts through a trill ceremony where the personality of a
former host takes over another person so that Jadzia can talk with them as a
seperate person. She selects Kira, O'Brien, Bashir, Quark, Leda, Odo and
Sisko as the hosts for her previous personas. All but Quark, readily accept
and she manages persuade Quark in the end. The problems start when one of
the past hosts refuses to give up it's new-found body and be returned to
Jadzia.
The
Adversary (DS9) December 2371
A visiting ambassador
briefs the command personnel on a coup d'etat within one of the Federations
newer allies, a former enemy with whom a peace was only recently found. He
recommends that they dispatch the Defiant as a show of Federation strength
to ensure that the new government does not break the treaty. As they near
the territory of the alien race, they realize that they have been tricked
and that the Defiant is now under the control of one of Odo's race who is
determined to start a war. Can they discover who the shape shifter is in
time, or will Sisko have to destroy the Defiant in order to avoid war?
