Catalog Number 05342 Running Time 360 minutes 2 Dual Layer DVDs Retail Price $19.99 Issued August 3, 2004	Languages / Channels English 5.1 English 2.0 Interactive Menus Scene Selection
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The Big Goodbye
Directed by	Joseph L. Scanlan
Written by	Tracy Tormé
Executive Producer	Gene Roddenberry
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Denise Crosby Michael Dorn Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner Wil Wheaton
Guest Stars	Lawrence Tierney Harvey Jason William Boyett David Selburg Gary Armagnac
Stardate 41997.7 En route to a potentially volatile meeting with the insect-like Jarada, Picard (Patrick Stewart) seeks refuge in the fabricated environment of the holodeck and goes back in time. The place: San Francisco. The year: 1941. In his new-found environment Picard assumes the guise of Dixon Hill, private detective. Picard is soon joined by Data (Brent Spiner), Dr. Beverly Crusher (Gates McFadden) and Whalen, the ship's historian. But when captain and crew attempt to return to the ship, they discover a malfunction in the holodeck, preventing their return and endangering the meeting with the easily angered Jarada. As Picard and his team battle to outwit a sinister thug (Lawrence Tierney), the Enterprise lies in jeopardy, held hostage by history.

Sarek
Directed by	Les Landau
Television Story and Teleplay by	Peter S. Beagle
From an unpublished story by	Marc Cushman and Jake Jacobs
Executive Producer	Gene Roddenberry
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner Wil Wheaton
Guest Stars	Mark Lenard Joanna Miles William Denis Rocco Sisto Colm Meaney John H. Francis
Stardate 43917.4 The Enterprise is the site for a meeting between the Federation and a mysterious race called the Legaran. Representing the Federation is famed Vulcan ambassador Sarek (Mark Lenard), who arrives early to prepare for the Legaran. Sarek's aids warn Picard (Patrick Stewart) that Sarek is fatigued. Later, at a concert arranged in Sarek's honor, Picard is stunned to observe the Vulcan moved to tears. Troi (Marina Sirtis) and Dr. Crusher (Gates McFadden) surmise that Sarek is suffering from Bendii Syndrome, a degenerative disease characterized by the loss of emotional control. Picard decides that the only way to protect the Federations' interests is to mind-meld with Sarek. But can Picard withstand the violent intensity of Sarek's emotions?

Family
Directed by	Les Landau
Written by	Ronald D. Moore
Premise by	Susanne Lambdin and Bryan Stewart
Executive Producer	Gene Roddenberry
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner Wil Wheaton
Guest Star	Whoopi Goldberg as Guinan
Stardate 44012.3 After being damaged in a Borg attack, the Enterprise docks in Earth's orbit for repairs. Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart), still recovering from injuries inflicted by the Borg, returns for the first time in twenty years to the French village where he grew up. However, his older brother Robert (Jeremy Kemp) feels deep-seated jealousy and resentment toward Picard and greets him with contempt. Back on the Enterprise, Worf's human parents pay him an unexpected visit. Feeling disgraced because of Klingon ritual shaming, Worf has difficulty facing them until Guinan (Whoopi Goldberg) provides some insight. On Earth, Picard receives an offer to head a scientific project and seriously considers leaving Starfleet to take the job. His brother sees this as an opportunity to undermine Picard's façade of perfection. Will Picard be able to face the truth about himself that only his brother understands?

The Drumhead
Directed by	Jonathan Frakes
Written by	Jeri Taylor
Executive Producer	Gene Roddenberry
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner
Stardate 44769.2 Tension mounts aboard the Enterprise when retired Admiral Norah Satie (Jean Simmons) arrives to assist in the investigation of J'Dan (Henry Woronicz), a visiting Klingon officer accused of spying. Satie quickly extracts a confession from the Klingon, but she believes he did not act alone and the hunt for his accomplice begins. While questioning crew members, Satie's Betazoid aid concludes that one of the medical technicians, Simon Tarses (Spencer Garrett), is lying. Satie insists he is guilty of treason, but Picard (Patrick Stewart) refuses to convict the man without substantial evidence. After forcing Tarses to confess that he is in fact part Romulan, the witch hunt continues and Satie begins to question Picard's loyalties. Does Picard's resistance to her investigation make him guilty of treason?

Darmok
Directed by	Winrich Kolbe
Teleplay by	Joe Menosky
Story by	Philip Lazebnik and Joe Menosky
Executive Producer	Gene Roddenberry
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner
Guest Stars	Richard Allen Colm Meaney Paul Winfield as Captain Dathon
Stardate 45047.2 The Enterprise responds to a signal from the Tamarians, an alien race whose language is incomprehensible to humans. After attempts at communication with the aliens prove futile, Picard (Patrick Stewart) is suddenly transported to a deserted planet with the Tamarian Captain, Dathon (Paul Winfield). While the crew fights to retrieve him, Picard struggles to communicate with Dathon, and a mysterious beast begins to hunt them both. Just as Picard begins to comprehend that the Tamarians communicate by metaphor, Dathon is mortally wounded. At the last second Picard is transported out of harm's way, but now the Tamarians are ready to go to war unless Picard can explain what happened!

The Inner Light
Directed by	Peter Lauritson
Teleplay by	Peter Allan Fields and Morgan Gendel
Story by	Morgan Gendel
Executive Producers	Gene Roddenberry, Rick Berman & Michael Piller
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner
Stardate 45944.1 An alien probe approaches the Enterprise and fires a mysterious particle stream which renders Picard (Patrick Stewart) unconscious. He wakes up in unfamiliar surroundings and learns that he is "Kamin," a simple iron weaver living on the planet Kataan. Meanwhile, on the Enterprise, crew is unable to revive Picard. Only seconds have passed, but on Kataan it has been five years and Picard is settling into his new life. While the crew traces the probe back to Kataan, a planet that has been dead for a thousand years, Picard learns that his new home is being destroyed by drought. As time passes, he becomes a father and a grandfather, but the drought continues to worsen. Desperate to keep their memories alive, the people of Kataan launch a probe into the future - the same probe that brought Picard to their world.

Tapestry
Directed by	Les Landau
Written by	Ronald D. Moore
Executive Producers	Rick Berman & Michael Piller
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner
Guest Stars	Ned Vaughn J.C. Brandy Clint Carmichael Rae Norman and John de Lancie as Q
Stardate Unknown After being mortally wounded in a Lenarian attack, Picard (Patrick Stewart) meets the nefarious Q (John deLancie) in the afterlife. Q offers him the opportunity to relive his life and correct his past mistakes - the worst of which resulted in Picard receiving an artificial heart which ultimately lead to his demise. Picard agrees and resumes his life as a 21-year-old ensign, fresh out of the Academy. This time he's able to avoid the violent confrontation with the Nausicaan which resulted in the loss of his heart. Q congratulates Picard for changing his destiny and returns him to the Enterprise, alive and well. Only now he's junior grade Lieutenant...and that is a fate worse than death!