Star Trek: The Next Generation - Season 3 [1989] (7 discs)
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Composer:

Jerry Goldsmith

Length:	1170 minutes (19 hours 30 minutes)
MPAA Rating:	UR
Sorting Category:	Star Trek TV

IMDB Rating:	8.0/10
Amazon Rating:	4.5/5 stars
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Synopsis: Crusher has returned to the Enterprise and Worf must accept dishonor for the Empire.

Reaction: The series has begun to get a good feel for its own style half way through this season. Their stride begins to be hit.

Personal Rating: 7/10

Highlights
"Best of Both Worlds, Part 1" and "Sarek"

Select Guest Cast

Amy O'Neill	=>	Annette ^(Evolution)
Ken Jenkins	=>	Dr. Paul Stubbs ^(Evolution)
Andreas Katsulas	=>	Commander Tomalak ^{(The Defector)}
James Sloyan	=>	Admiral Jarok / Setol ^{(The Defector)}
Andreas Katsulas	=>	Commander Tomalak ^{(The Enemy)}
John Snyder	=>	Centurion Bochra ^{(The Enemy)}
Anne Haney	=>	Rishon Uxbridge ^{(The Survivors)}
John Anderson	=>	Kevin Uxbridge ^{(The Survivors)}
Carel Struycken	=>	Mr. Homn ^{(M�nage � Troi)}
Ethan Phillips	=>	Dr. Farek ^{(M�nage � Troi)}
Frank Corsentino	=>	DaiMon Tog ^{(M�nage � Troi)}
Majel Barrett	=>	Lwaxana Troi ^{(M�nage � Troi)}
Charles Cooper	=>	K'mpec ^{(Sins of the Father)}
Patrick Massett	=>	Duras ^{(Sins of the Father)}
Tony Todd	=>	Kurn ^{(Sins of the Father)}
Christopher McDonald	=>	Lt. Richard Castillo ^{(Yesterday's Enterprise)}
Denise Crosby	=>	Lieutenant Tasha Yar ^{(Yesterday's Enterprise)}
Tricia O'Neil	=>	Capt. Rachel Garrett ^{(Yesterday's Enterprise)}
Corbin Bernsen	=>	Q2 ^{(D�j� Q)}
John de Lancie	=>	Q ^{(D�j� Q)}
Dan Shor	=>	Dr. Arridor ^{(The Price)}
Kevin Peter Hall	=>	Leyor ^{(The Price)}
Matt McCoy	=>	Devinoni Ral ^{(The Price)}
Deirdre Imershein	=>	Joval ^{(Captain's Holiday)}
Jennifer Hetrick	=>	Vash ^{(Captain's Holiday)}
Max Grod�nchik	=>	Sovak ^{(Captain's Holiday)}
Michael Champion	=>	Boratus ^{(Captain's Holiday)}
Dwight Schultz	=>	Barclay ^{(Hollow Pursuits)}
Eileen Seeley	=>	Ard'rian McKenzie ^{(The Ensigns of Command)}
Mark L. Taylor	=>	Haritath ^{(The Ensigns of Command)}
Mart McChesney	=>	Sheliak ^{(The Ensigns of Command)}
Elizabeth Dennehy	=>	Lt. Cmdr. Elizabeth Paula Shelby ^{(The Best of Both Worlds: Part 1)}
George Murdock	=>	Admiral J. P. Hanson ^{(The Best of Both Worlds: Part 1)}
Gabriel Damon	=>	Jeremy Aster ^{(The Bonding)}
Susan Powell	=>	Lt. Marla Aster ^{(The Bonding)}
Gina Hecht	=>	Manua Apgar ^{(A Matter of Perspective)}
Juliana Donald	=>	Tayna (as Juli Donald) ^{(A Matter of Perspective)}
Mark Margolis	=>	Dr. Nel Apgar ^{(A Matter of Perspective)}
Hallie Todd	=>	Lal ^{(The Offspring)}
Leonard Crofoot	=>	Lal (Mannequin) ^{(The Offspring)}
Harry Groener	=>	Tam Elbrun ^{(Tin Man)}
James Cromwell	=>	Prime Minister Nayrok ^{(The Hunted)}
Jeff McCarthy	=>	Roga Danar ^{(The Hunted)}
Jane Daly	=>	Varria ^{(The Most Toys)}
Saul Rubinek	=>	Kivas Fajo ^{(The Most Toys)}
Joanna Miles	=>	Perrin ^(Sarek)
Mark Lenard	=>	Sarek ^(Sarek)
John McLiam	=>	Fento ^{(Who Watches the Watchers)}
Kathryn Leigh Scott	=>	Nuria ^{(Who Watches the Watchers)}
Ray Wise	=>	Liko ^{(Who Watches the Watchers)}
Joycelyn O'Brien	=>	Mitena Haro ^(Allegiance)
Reiner Sch�ne	=>	Esoqq ^(Allegiance)
Julie Warner	=>	Christy Henshaw ^{(Transfigurations)}
Mark La Mura	=>	John Doe (as Mark Lamura) ^{(Transfigurations)}
Kerrie Keane	=>	Alexana Devos ^{(The High Ground)}
Richard Cox	=>	Kyril Finn ^{(The High Ground)}
Lisa Wilcox	=>	Yuta ^{(The Vengeance Factor)}
Marc Lawrence	=>	Volnath ^{(The Vengeance Factor)}
Stephen Lee	=>	Chorgan ^{(The Vengeance Factor)}
Susan Gibney	=>	Dr. Leah Brahms ^{(Booby Trap)}

Select Cast and Crew

Chip Chalmers	=>	Director
Cliff Bole	=>	Director
David Carson	=>	Director
Gabrielle Beaumont	=>	Director
Jonathan Frakes	=>	Director / Commander William T. Riker
Les Landau	=>	Director
Robert Legato	=>	Director
Robert Scheerer	=>	Director
Robert Wiemer	=>	Director
Timothy Bond	=>	Director
Tom Benko	=>	Director
Winrich Kolbe	=>	Director
David Bischoff	=>	Writer
David Kemper	=>	Writer
Dennis Bailey	=>	Writer
Ed Zuckerman	=>	Writer
Fred Bronson	=>	Writer
Hannah Louise Shearer	=>	Writer
Hans Beimler	=>	Writer
Ira Steven Behr	=>	Writer
Melinda M. Snodgrass	=>	Writer
Michael I. Wagner	=>	Writer
Michael Piller	=>	Writer
Peter S. Beagle	=>	Writer
Ren� Echevarria	=>	Writer
Richard Danus	=>	Writer
Richard Manning	=>	Writer
Robin Bernheim	=>	Writer
Ron Roman	=>	Writer
Ronald D. Moore	=>	Writer
Sally Caves	=>	Writer
Sam Rolfe	=>	Writer
Shari Goodhartz	=>	Writer
Susan Sackett	=>	Writer
W. Reed Moran	=>	Writer
Jerry Goldsmith	=>	Composer
Gene Roddenberry	=>	Creator, Original Series
Brent Spiner	=>	Lt. Commander Data
Colm Meaney	=>	Chief Miles O'Brien
Gates McFadden	=>	Doctor Beverly Crusher
LeVar Burton	=>	Geordi La Forge
Majel Barrett	=>	Enterprise Computer
Marina Sirtis	=>	Counselor Deanna Troi
Michael Dorn	=>	Lieutenant Worf
Patrick Stewart	=>	Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Whoopi Goldberg	=>	Guinan
Wil Wheaton	=>	Wesley Crusher

Random Trivia For This Title:

Denise Crosby was originally cast as Troi, and Marina Sirtis was originally cast as Yar. Prior to filming the two exchanged roles.
Along with other humorous readouts, the table in Engineering has an item labeled "Infinte Improbability Generator" in a reference to the propulsion system aboard the Heart of Gold in Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
The only characters to appear in all three [Star Trek] series based in the 24th Century ([Star Trek: The Next Generation], [Star Trek: Deep Space Nine] and [Star Trek: Voyager]) are Quark, Q, Riker and Gul Evek.
The original version of the Starfleet uniform was very uncomfortable for the actors, leading to a change of design from one-piece to a two-piece outfit in [Season Three]. Although the new uniforms were easier to wear, the jackets had a tendency to "ride up" when the actors were sitting down. Patrick Stewart got into the habit of straightening his jacket with a sharp downward tug as he stood up, an action that became known among the cast and crew as "The Picard Maneuver" (from a tactical maneuver mentioned in the show).
Jonathan Frakes's character William Riker is the only one to appear in [all four] [Star Trek] [live spin-off] [series].
The ceiling of the transporter chamber on the Enterprise D is in fact the floor of the transporter chamber from the Enterprise in the [original] series.
The corridor, engineering, transporter room, and battle bridge sets were derived from sets originally built for the first four Star Trek movies. A majority of the sets also served as different locations on the Enterprise-A in the fifth and sixth [Star Trek] films.
The Master Alarm sound was reused from the original [Star Trek] series.
Tim Russ was a candidate for the role of Geordi.

Episode List:
Episode Name	Episode Slots	Disc	Disc Order	Directors	Writers	Synopsis	IMDB	Personal Rating	Misc.
Evolution	1	1	1	Winrich Kolbe	Michael Piller	The Enterprise experiences a number of mysterious glitches as they attempt to study the explosion of a nearby star.	6.3	7	1
The Ensigns of Command	1	1	2	Cliff Bole	Melinda M. Snodgrass	Data is sent to pursuade a Human colony to abandon a planet guaranteed to an alien species by a treaty the Federation signed with them.	7.1	7	2
The Survivors	1	1	3	Les Landau	Michael I. Wagner	An elderly man and his wife somehow escaped a devastating attack unharmed.	7.2	7	3
Who Watches the Watchers	1	1	4	Robert Wiemer	Hans Beimler Richard Manning	An obsrervation outpost accidentally makes contact with a proto-Vulcan species.	7.5	8	4
The Bonding	1	2	1	Winrich Kolbe	Ronald D. Moore	Worf feels responsible towards a boy whose mother died under his command.	6.1	6	5
Booby Trap	1	2	2	Gabrielle Beaumont	Richard Danus Michael Piller Ron Roman	The Enterprise is lured into a trap where their own attempts to escape are killing them.	6.8	7	6
The Enemy	1	2	3	David Carson	Michael Piller David Kemper	Geordi and a Romulan are stranded together on Galorndon Core.	7.0	8	7
The Price	1	2	4	Robert Scheerer	Hannah Louise Shearer	The Enterprise hosts negotiations for the rights to a newly-discovered wormhole that appears to be stable.	6.1	6	8
The Vengeance Factor	1	3	1	Timothy Bond	Sam Rolfe	The members of a nearly dead tribe begin to die off from a targeted virus.	6.0	6	9
The Defector	1	3	2	Robert Scheerer	Ronald D. Moore	A Romulan comes to the Enterprise in order to defect.	7.8	8	10
Episode Name	Episode Slots	Disc	Disc Order	Directors	Writers	Synopsis	IMDB	Personal Rating	Misc.
The Hunted	1	3	3	Cliff Bole	Robin Bernheim	An Angosian prisoner named Roga Danar escapes and flees to the Enterprise	7.2	7	11
The High Ground	1	3	4	Gabrielle Beaumont	Melinda M. Snodgrass	Dr. Crusher is abducted by a terrorist group using a dangerous method of transportation.	6.3	7	12
D�j� Q	1	4	1	Les Landau	Richard Danus	Q is stripped of his powers and dropped on the bridge of the Enterprise.	7.9	8	13
A Matter of Perspective	1	4	2	Cliff Bole	Ed Zuckerman	An investigation takes place after Riker is accused of murdering a prominent scientist.	6.5	7	14
Yesterday's Enterprise	1	4	3	David Carson	Ronald D. Moore Hans Beimler Richard Manning Ira Steven Behr	A ship from the past causes drastic changes in the present.	8.7	9	15
The Offspring	1	4	4	Jonathan Frakes	Ren� Echevarria	Data procreates.	7.6	8	16
Sins of the Father	1	5	1	Les Landau	W. Reed Moran Ronald D. Moore	Worf's father is accused of being a traitor to the Klingon Empire.	7.9	8	17
Allegiance	1	5	2	Winrich Kolbe	Hans Beimler Richard Manning	Picard is abducted and placed in a room with a mix of other beings.	7.1	7	18
Captain's Holiday	1	5	3	Chip Chalmers	Ira Steven Behr	Picard's vacation on Risa is less relaxing than he'd expected.	7.1	7	19
Tin Man	1	5	4	Robert Scheerer	David Bischoff Dennis Bailey	An extremely powerful Betazoid has made contact with a living ship.	7.0	7	20
Episode Name	Episode Slots	Disc	Disc Order	Directors	Writers	Synopsis	IMDB	Personal Rating	Misc.
Hollow Pursuits	1	6	1	Cliff Bole	Sally Caves	Barclay appears to be losing himself into his holodeck activities.	7.6	7	21
The Most Toys	1	6	2	Timothy Bond	Shari Goodhartz	Data is the prize sought by a collector of rarities.	7.3	7	22
Sarek	1	6	3	Les Landau	Peter S. Beagle	Sarek visits the Enterprise.	7.7	9	23
M�nage � Troi	1	6	4	Robert Legato	Susan Sackett Fred Bronson	Deana, Lwaxana and Riker are abducted by a Ferengi vessel.	6.6	7	24
Transfigurations	1	7	1	Tom Benko	Ren� Echevarria	A humanoid is found with amnesia and a tremendous mystery about him.	6.9	7	25
The Best of Both Worlds: Part 1	1	7	2	Cliff Bole	Michael Piller	Picard is sent to stop the Borg from invading Federation space.	9.0	9	26

Star Trek: The Next Generation - Season 3 [1989] (7 discs)Pick a Random Episode

Star Trek: The Next Generation - Season 3 [1989] (7 discs)
Pick a Random Episode