A scientist develops potentially sentient machines with which Data feels kinship.

When Data is connected to the ship’s computer while Worf is playing out a Wild West scenario, the holodeck safety protocols go offline.

A transporter accident turns Picard, Ro, Keiko, and Guinan into children just before Ferengi take over the ship.

A promising intern learns that she has exceptional powers because her parents were members of the Q Continuum.

Members of the crew experience bizarre symptoms and have flashbacks of alien abductions.

When the Enterprise crew discovers a Dyson Sphere, they also find the chief engineer from an earlier Enterprise suspended in transporter limbo.

A visiting empathic ambassador begins to affect Troi’s psyche, causing her to act rudely and age prematurely.

Reg Barclay discovers that just because he’s paranoid, it doesn’t mean that something isn’t out to get him in the transporter beam.

While Data is reunited with Guinan in 19th century San Francisco, the Enterprise bridge crew tries to stop aliens from interfering with Earth’s past.

When archaeologists discover Data’s head buried under San Francisco, an investigation traps the android in the very era where he apparently lost his life.

After being caught in a probe’s energy beam, Picard awakens to find himself living on a distant planet.

When LaForge and Ro disappear during a transporter accident, the crew believes they have died…and so do they.

When the crew rescues a lone Borg, Picard must decide whether to treat him like an individual or use him to disable the entire Borg collective.

The fictional companion of a little girl begins to appear in the flesh to crewmembers and to threaten the Enterprise.

A beautiful, empathic woman sent as a peace offering to an alien leader begins to bond with Picard instead of her intended mate.