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Number
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Title |
UK Tape
Number
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Rating
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Description |
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94
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Night |
5.1
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Voyagers crew is going stir-crazy as the ship traverses a void over
2,500 light-years across. But excitement soon arrives in the form of an
alien waste disposal worker who is polluting the whole area for profit
- regardless of the consequences to both Voyager and the local inhabitants.
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Writer(s) :
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Brannon Braga
Joe Menosky |
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Director :
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David Livingston |
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95
|
Drone |
5.1
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A transporter accident allows some of Sevens nanoprobes to infect the
EMH's mobile emitter. The result is "One", a Borg drone equipped with 29th
century technology. But as Seven attempts to show One the benefits of individuality,
the Borg sense his presence and come looking for the technology which could
make them truly invincible.
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Writer(s) :
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Bryan Full
Harry Doc Kloor |
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Director :
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Les Landau |
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96
|
Extreme Risk |
5.2
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B'Elanna is acting strangely, and no one can work out why. Unfortuantely,
she's desperately needed in order to get the latest addition to Voyagers
shuttlebay finished. And it must be ready to take on the galaxies polluters
in time to rescue a stranded probe containing Borg technology...
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Writer(s) :
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Kenneth Biller |
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Director :
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Cliff Bole |
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97
|
In the Flesh |
5.2
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Voyager discovers a perfect replica of Starfleet academy floating around
in the Delta Quadrant. But it's really a training ground for Species 8472
which will allow them to infiltrate Starfleet and launch an attack on Earth.
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Writer(s) :
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Nick Sagan |
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Director :
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David Livingston |
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98
|
Once Upon a Time |
5.3
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Naomi Wildman is growing up a happy and contented child on Voyager
- until her mother is trapped when the Delta Flyer crashes on a hostile
planet while on a scouting mission. It falls to Neelix to care for his
Godchild while Voyager races to save her mothers life.
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Writer(s) :
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Michael Taylor |
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Director :
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John Kretchmer |
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99
|
Timeless |
5.3
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Years after Voyagers only two survivors made it back to the Federation,
they return to the spot where the ship lies entombed in a glacier on a
frozen planet. Their plan is to correct a mistake that killed everybody
on board - but Captain Geordi LaForge of the Starship Challenger has orders
to stop them at any cost.
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Writer(s) :
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Rick Berman
Brannon Braga
Joe Menosky |
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Director :
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Levar Burton |
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100
|
Infinite Regress |
5.4
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When Voyager encounters a destroyed Borg cube, some technology remaining
in the wreckage attempts to re-assimilate Seven of Nine. But the damaged
machine instead casues her to begin displaying the personalities of dozens
of assimilated people. As the crew attempt to shut down the device they
must also deal with an alien race intent on their own deadly agenda.
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Writer(s) :
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Robert J. Doherty
Jimmy Diggs |
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Director :
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David Livingston |
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101
|
Nothing Human |
5.4
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When an injured alien attaches itself to B'Elanna, the EMH creates
a hologram of a Cardassian xenobiology expert in order to assist with her
treatment. But when she realizes that the man is a war criminal, B'Elanna
refuses to undergo treatment from him - and the crew face an ethical dilemma.
Yet again Jeri Taylor demonstrates that her ethics and mine are diametrically
opposed...
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Writer(s) :
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Jeri Taylor |
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Director :
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David Livingston |
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102
|
Thirty Days |
5.5
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The episode opens with Paris being reduced in rank and thrown into
the Brig for thirty days. As he dictates a letter to his father, we learn
the reason; when Voyager encountered a huge sphere of water floating in
space, they offer its residents help in repairing the ancient machine which
controls the unique environment. But when the locals decline their help,
Paris decides to take matters into his own hands.
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Writer(s) :
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Scott Miller |
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Director :
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Winrich Kolbe |
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103
|
Counterpoint |
5.5
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Voyager must travese the territory of the Devore, a species with a
pathological hatred of all telepaths. With the ship being regularly searched,
the crew must hide both their own telepaths and a group of refugees they
are helping. but things get complicated when the Devore's chief investigator
requests asylum on board the ship.
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Writer(s) :
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Michael Taylor |
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Director :
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Les Landau |
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104
|
Latent Image |
5.6
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When Voyagers EMH discovers a gap in his memory, his investigations
reveal a shocking cause - one which could cause him to loose his very sanity.
One of Voyagers best episodes.
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Writer(s) :
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Eileen Connors
Brannon Braga
Joe Menosky |
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Director :
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Mike Vejar |
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103
|
Bride of Chaotica |
5.6
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Voyager is stranded on a "subspace sandbar", and photonic aliens have
boarded the holodeck. Their mission - to defeat the evil Chaotica, star
of Paris's "Captain Proton" holoseries. To break them free Voyagers intrepid
crew must play parts in the drama - with Janeway as Arachnia, Queen of
the Spider People. A hoot!
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Writer(s) :
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Bryan Fuller |
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Director :
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Allen Kroeker |
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104
|
Gravity |
5.7
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Tom Paris and Tuvok are stranded in the kingdom of the spiders. Fortunately,
help is on hand in the shape of a fellow castaway who knows how to survive
in the wilderness. But things get complicated when she falls in love with
Tuvok.
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Writer(s) :
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Jimmy Diggs
Brian Fuller
Nick Sagan |
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Director :
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Terry Windell |
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105
|
Bliss |
5.7
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Voyagers crew is overjoyed to find a wormhole that leads directly to
Earth. Is this the end of their journey? Seven thinks something far more
sinister is going on.
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Writer(s) :
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Bill Prady |
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Director :
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Cliff Bole |
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106
|
Dark Frontier, Part I |
5.8
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When Janeway destroys a Borg probe, the wreckage yields up the location
of a damaged sphere - and prompts a daring mission to board the ship and
steal a transwarp coil. To facilitate the mission Seven of Nine must look
through her parents Borg research - a task which brings up painful memories.
Further complications arise when she starts recieving secret messages from
an old friend.
One of Voyagers most controversial episodes - we learn a lot about the
Borg but much of it seems to contradict earlier episodes, especially "Q
Who". However, IMHO the contradictions are not nearly as major as is often
claimed, and the episode itself is an enjoyable ride.
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Writer(s) :
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Brannon Braga
Joe Menosky |
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Director :
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Cliff Bole |
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107
|
Dark Frontier, Part II |
5.8
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With Seven of Nine back amongst the Borg, Janeway decides to risk all
in order to mount a rescue mission. But the job means going into the very
heart of the collectives power, and facing the Borg Queen herself.
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Writer(s) :
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Brannon Braga
Joe Menosky |
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Director :
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Terry Windell |
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108
|
The Disease |
5.9
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When Voyager stops to help a huge multi-generational starship get its
warp drive working, Harry Kim risks the wrath of the ships xenophobic authorities
by having an affair with one of the crew. With long-supressed tensions
on the ship finally bubbling over into revolution, Janeway must tread a
careful path while dealing with a rebellion of her own.
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Writer(s) :
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Kenneth Biller |
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Director :
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David Livingston |
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109
|
Course : Oblivion |
5.9
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The newleywed Paris and Torres's honeymoon is interrupted when Voyagers
molecular cohesion begins to break down. But when the phenomenon begins
to affect the crew as well as the ship, it leads to a discovery which profoundly
shakes their very sense of themselves and may make their attempts to reach
home meaningless.
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Writer(s) :
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Bryan Fuller |
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Director :
|
Anson Williams |
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110
|
The Fight |
5.10
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When Voyager is trapped in "chaotic space" - a region in which the
laws of physics are varying randomly - Chakotay begins to have strange
hallucinations. Is he loosing his mind, or is something more helpful going
on?
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Writer(s) :
|
Michael Taylor |
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Director :
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Winrich Kolbe |
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111
|
Think Tank |
5.10
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When Voyager is persued by the relentless bounty hunters known as the
Hazari, a strange group of aliens who specialize in probelm solving offer
to help. But the aliens always demand something unique as a price - and
this time they want Seven of Nine.
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Writer(s) :
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Rick Berman
Brannon Braga |
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Director :
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Terrence O'Hara |
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112
|
Juggernaut |
5.11
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Voyager rescues two crewmembers from an abandoned Malon freighter and
is informed that the poorly maintained ship is a ticking time bomb which
could lay waste to an entire sector when it goes up. Torres goes on board
to help stop the imminent disaster, but it soon becomes apparent that they
are not alone on the ship.
A far better rip off of Alien than "Macrocosm".
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Writer(s) :
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Bryan Fuller |
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Director :
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Allen Kroeker |
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113
|
Someone to Watch Over Me |
5.11
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The EMH earns the eternal gratitude of Voyagers male crewmembers when
he decides that it's time he taught Seven the intricacies of Human dating.
But as he begins to develop feelings for Seven himself, can he keep the
teacher-pupil relationship a purely professional one?
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Writer(s) :
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Brannon Braga |
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Director :
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Robert Duncan McNeill |
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114
|
11:59 |
5.12
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When some of Voyagers crew go through a history fad, Janeway relates
the tale of an ancestor who was a pivotal figure in the development of
the Millennium Gate, a self sustaining city built on Earth in 2001. However,
her research shows that she may have viewed her ancestor through rose tinted
glasses.
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Writer(s) :
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Brannon Braga
Joe Menosky |
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Director :
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David Livingston |
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115
|
Relativity |
5.12
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Seven of Nine is recruited by a 29th century agency who is responsible
for maintaining the integrity of the Federations much-abused timeline.
It seems that somebody has used a temporal weapon to destroy USS Voyager,
and to fix the problem Seven must visit Janeways first day on board.
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Writer(s) :
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Nick Sagan |
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Director :
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Allan Eastman |
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116
|
Warhead |
5.13
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Voyager tries to repair a damaged artificial intelligence, but the
device turns out to be an incredibly sophisticated and powerful weapon
which is grimly determined to do whatever to get to and destroy its target.
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Writer(s) :
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Brannon Braga |
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Director :
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John Kretchmer |
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117
|
Equinox, part 1 |
5.13
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Voyager picks up a distress call from the USS Equinox, a small Federation
starship which was also kidnapped by the caretaker. But their joy soon
turns to shock when they realize the lengths to which the crew of the Equinox
are prepared to go in order to get home.
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Writer(s) :
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Rick Berman
Brannon Braga
Joe Menosky |
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Director :
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David Livingston |
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