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Season/ Box/ Title Title # Year Disc # Year Disc 11001001 116 1/1988 1/4 Elementary, Dear Data 129 2/1988 2/1 All Good Things..., Part I 277 7/1994 Emergence 275 7/1994 7/6 747 M/5, 7/7 All Good Things..., Part II 278 7/1994 Emissary, The 146 2/1989 2/5 Allegiance 166 3/1990 3/5 Encounter at Farpoint, Part I 101 1/1987 721 M/1, 1/1 Angel One 115 1/1998 1/4 Encounter at Farpoint, Part II 102 1/1987 Aquiel 239 6/1993 6/4 Enemy, The 155 3/1989 3/2 Arsenal of Freedom, The 121 1/1998 1/6 Ensign Ro 203 5/1991 5/1 Attached 260 7/1993 7/2 Ensigns of Command, The 149 3/1989 3/1 Battle, The 110 1/1987 1/3 Ethics 216 5/1992 5/4 Best of Both Worlds, The, Part I 174 3/1990 3/7 Evolution 150 3/1989 3/1 M/1 Best of Both Worlds, The, Part II 175 4/1990 4/1 Eye of the Beholder 270 7/1994 7/5 Big Goodbye, The 113 1/1988 1/3 Face of the Enemy 240 6/1993 6/4 Birthright, Part I 242 6/1993 6/4 Family 178 4/1990 4/1 M/4 Birthright, Part II 243 6/1993 6/5 Final Mission 183 4/1990 4/3 Bloodlines 274 7/1994 7/6 First Contact 189 4/1991 4/4 Bonding, The 153 3/1989 3/2 First Duty, The 219 5/1992 5/5 Booby Trap 154 3/1989 3/2 Firstborn 273 7/1994 7/6 Brothers 177 4/1990 4/1 Fistful of Datas, A 234 6/1992 6/2 Captain's Holiday 167 3/1990 3/5 Force of Nature 261 7/1993 7/3 Cause and Effect 218 5/1992 5/5 Frame of Mind 247 6/1993 6/6 Chain of Command, Part I 236 6/1992 6/3 Future Imperfect 182 4/1990 4/2 M/3 Chain of Command, Part II 237 6/1992 6/3 Galaxy's Child 190 4/1991 4/4 Chase, The 246 6/1993 6/5 Gambit, Part I 256 7/1993 7/1 M/5 Child, The 127 2/1988 2/1 Gambit, Part II 257 7/1993 7/2 Clues 188 4/1991 4/4 Game, The 206 5/1991 5/2 Code of Honor 104 1/1987 1/1 Genesis 271 7/1994 7/5 Coming of Age 119 1/1988 1/5 Half a Life 196 4/1991 4/6 Conspiracy 125 1/1988 1/7 Haven 105 1/1987 1/3 Contagion 137 2/1989 2/3 Heart of Glory 120 1/1988 1/5 Conundrum 214 5/1992 5/4 Hero Worship 211 5/1992 5/3 Cost of Living 220 5/1992 5/5 Hide and Q 111 1/1987 1/3 Dark Page 259 7/1993 7/2 High Ground, The 160 3/1990 3/3 Darmok 202 5/1991 5/1 Hollow Pursuits 169 3/1990 3/6 Datalore 114 1/1988 1/4 Home Soil 117 1/1988 1/5 Data's Day 185 4/1991 4/3 Homeward 265 7/1994 7/4 Dauphin, The 136 2/1989 2/3 Host, The 197 4/1991 4/6 Defector, The 158 3/1990 3/3 Hunted, The 159 3/1990 3/3 Déjà Q 161 3/1990 3/4 I, Borg 223 5/1992 5/6 Descent, Part I 252 6/1993 6/7 Icarus Factor, The 140 2/1989 2/4 M/4 Descent, Part II 253 7/1993 7/1 Identity Crisis 192 4/1991 4/5 Devil's Due 187 4/1991 4/4 Imaginary Friend 222 5/1992 5/6 Disaster 205 5/1991 5/2 In Theory 199 4/1991 4/7 Drumhead, The 195 4/1991 4/6 Inheritance 262 7/1993 7/3 Inner Light, The 225 5/1992 5/7 Interface 255 7/1993 7/1 STAR TREK and STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION are Registered Trademarks of Paramount Pictures. Page 1 of 5. V8 from 2005.08.01. B. Anderssen. Star Trek: THE NEXT GENERATION® on DVD Prod. Season/ Box/ Prod. Season/ Box/ Title Title # Year Disc # Year Disc Journey's End 272 7/1994 7/5 Relics 230 6/1992 6/1 Justice 109 1/1987 1/2 Remember Me 179 4/1990 4/2 Last Outpost, The 107 1/1987 1/2 Reunion 181 4/1990 4/2 Legacy 180 4/1990 4/2 Rightful Heir 249 6/1993 6/6 Lessons 245 6/1993 6/5 Royale, The 138 2/1989 2/3 Liaisons 254 7/1993 7/1 Samaritan Snare 143 2/1989 2/5 Lonely Among Us 108 1/1987 1/2 Sarek 171 3/1990 3/6 Loss, The 184 4/1990 4/3 Schisms 231 6/1992 6/2 Loud as a Whisper 132 2/1989 2/2 Schizoid Man, The 131 2/1989 2/2 Lower Decks 267 7/1994 7/4 Second Chances 250 6/1993 6/6 Man of the People 229 6/1992 6/1 Shades of Gray 148 2/1989 2/6 Manhunt 145 2/1989 2/5 Ship in a Bottle 238 6/1993 6/3 Masks 269 7/1994 7/5 Silicon Avatar 204 5/1991 5/1 Masterpiece Society, The 213 5/1992 5/4 Sins of the Father 165 3/1990 3/5 Matter of Honor, A 134 2/1989 2/2 Skin of Evil 122 1/1988 1/6 Matter of Perspective, A 162 3/1990 3/4 Starship Mine 244 6/1993 6/5 Matter of Time, A 209 5/1991 5/3 Sub Rosa 266 7/1994 7/4 Measure of a Man, The 135 2/1989 2/3 Suddenly Human 176 4/1990 4/1 Ménage à Troi 172 3/1990 3/6 Survivors, The 151 3/1989 3/1 Mind's Eye, The 198 4/1991 4/6 Suspicions 248 6/1993 6/6 Most Toys, The 170 3/1990 3/6 Symbiosis 123 1/1988 1/6 Naked Now, The 103 1/1987 1/1 Tapestry 241 6/1993 6/4 Neutral Zone, The 126 1/1988 1/7 Thine Own Self 268 7/1994 7/4 New Ground 210 5/1992 5/3 Time Squared 139 2/1989 2/4 Next Phase, The 224 5/1992 5/6 Time's Arrow, Part I 226 5/1992 5/7 M/3 Night Terrors 191 4/1991 4/5 Time's Arrow, Part II 227 6/1992 6/1 Nth Degree, The 193 4/1991 4/5 Timescape 251 6/1993 6/7 Offspring, The 164 3/1990 3/4 Tin Man 168 3/1990 3/5 Outcast, The 217 5/1992 5/5 Too Short a Season 112 1/1988 1/4 Outrageous Okona, The 130 2/1988 2/1 Transfigurations 173 3/1990 3/7 Parallels 263 7/1993 7/3 True Q 232 6/1992 6/2 Peak Performance 147 2/1989 2/6 Unification, Part I 208 5/1991 5/2 M/2 Pegasus, The 264 7/1994 7/3 Unification, Part II 207 5/1991 5/2 Pen Pals 141 2/1989 2/4 Unnatural Selection 133 2/1989 2/2 Perfect Mate, The 221 5/1992 5/6 Up the Long Ladder 144 2/1989 2/5 Phantasms 258 7/1993 7/2 Vengeance Factor, The 157 3/1989 3/3 Power Play 215 5/1992 5/4 Violations 212 5/1992 5/3 Preemptive Strike 276 7/1994 7/6 We'll Always Have Paris 124 1/1988 1/6 Price, The 156 3/1989 3/2 When the Bough Breaks 118 1/1988 1/5 Q Who? 142 2/1989 2/4 Where No One Has Gone Before 106 1/1987 1/2 Qpid 194 4/1991 4/5 Where Silence Has Lease 128 2/1988 2/1 Quality of Life, The 235 6/1992 6/3 Who Watches the Watchers? 152 3/1989 3/1 Rascals 233 6/1992 6/2 Wounded, The 186 4/1991 4/3 Realm of Fear 228 6/1992 6/1 Yesterday's Enterprise 163 3/1990 3/4 Redemption, Part I 200 4/1991 4/7 M/2 Redemption, Part II 201 5/1991 5/1 STAR TREK and STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION are Registered Trademarks of Paramount Pictures. 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Title Year Title Year son Disc # son Disc # 101 3 3/1 Evolution 150 1989 1 1/1 Encounter at Farpoint 721 1987 102 3 3/1 The Ensigns of Command 149 1989 1 1/1 The Naked Now 103 1987 3 3/1 The Survivors 151 1989 1 1/1 Code of Honor 104 1987 3 3/1 Who Watches the Watchers? 152 1989 1 1/2 The Last Outpost 107 1987 3 3/2 The Bonding 153 1989 1 1/2 Where No One Has Gone Before 106 1987 3 3/2 Booby Trap 154 1989 1 1/2 Lonely Among Us 108 1987 3 3/2 The Enemy 155 1989 1 1/2 Justice 109 1987 3 3/2 The Price 156 1989 1 1/3 The Battle 110 1987 3 3/3 The Vengeance Factor 157 1989 1 1/3 Hide and Q 111 1987 3 3/3 The Defector 158 1990 1 1/3 Haven 105 1987 3 3/3 The Hunted 159 1990 1 1/3 The Big Goodbye 113 1988 3 3/3 The High Ground 160 1990 1 1/4 Datalore 114 1988 3 3/4 Déjà Q 161 1990 1 1/4 Angel One 115 1988 3 3/4 A Matter of Perspective 162 1990 1 1/4 11001001 116 1988 3 3/4 Yesterday's Enterprise 163 1990 1 1/4 Too Short a Season 112 1988 3 3/4 The Offspring 164 1990 1 1/5 When the Bough Breaks 118 1988 3 3/5 Sins of the Father 165 1990 1 1/5 Home Soil 117 1988 3 3/5 Allegiance 166 1990 1 1/5 Coming of Age 119 1988 3 3/5 Captain's Holiday 167 1990 1 1/5 Heart of Glory 120 1988 3 3/5 Tin Man 168 1990 1 1/6 The Arsenal of Freedom 121 1988 3 3/6 Hollow Pursuits 169 1990 1 1/6 Symbiosis 123 1988 3 3/6 The Most Toys 170 1990 1 1/6 Skin of Evil 122 1988 3 3/6 Sarek 171 1990 1 1/6 We'll Always Have Paris 124 1988 3 3/6 Ménage à Troi 172 1990 1 1/7 Conspiracy 125 1988 3 3/7 Transfigurations 173 1990 1 1/7 The Neutral Zone 126 1988 3 3/7 The Best of Both Worlds, Part I 174 1990 2 2/1 The Child 127 1988 4 4/1 The Best of Both Worlds, Part II 175 1990 2 2/1 Where Silence Has Lease 128 1988 4 4/1 Family 178 1990 2 2/1 Elementary, Dear Data 129 1988 4 4/1 Brothers 177 1990 2 2/1 The Outrageous Okona 130 1988 4 4/1 Suddenly Human 176 1990 2 2/2 Loud as a Whisper 132 1989 4 4/2 Remember Me 179 1990 2 2/2 The Schizoid Man 131 1989 4 4/2 Legacy 180 1990 2 2/2 Unnatural Selection 133 1989 4 4/2 Reunion 181 1990 2 2/2 A Matter of Honor 134 1989 4 4/2 Future Imperfect 182 1990 2 2/3 The Measure of a Man 135 1989 4 4/3 Final Mission 183 1990 2 2/3 The Dauphin 136 1989 4 4/3 The Loss 184 1990 2 2/3 Contagion 137 1989 4 4/3 Data's Day 185 1991 2 2/3 The Royale 138 1989 4 4/3 The Wounded 186 1991 2 2/4 Time Squared 139 1989 4 4/4 Devil's Due 187 1991 2 2/4 The Icarus Factor 140 1989 4 4/4 Clues 188 1991 2 2/4 Pen Pals 141 1989 4 4/4 First Contact 189 1991 2 2/4 Q Who? 142 1989 4 4/4 Galaxy's Child 190 1991 2 2/5 Samaritan Snare 143 1989 4 4/5 Night Terrors 191 1991 2 2/5 Up the Long Ladder 144 1989 4 4/5 Identity Crisis 192 1991 2 2/5 Manhunt 145 1989 4 4/5 The Nth Degree 193 1991 2 2/5 The Emissary 146 1989 4 4/5 Qpid 194 1991 2 2/6 Peak Performance 147 1989 4 4/6 The Drumhead 195 1991 2 2/6 Shades of Gray 148 1989 4 4/6 Half a Life 196 1991 4 4/6 The Host 197 1991 4 4/6 The Mind's Eye 198 1991 4 4/7 In Theory 199 1991 4 4/7 Redemption, Part I 200 1991 STAR TREK and STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION are Registered Trademarks of Paramount Pictures.
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