Star Trek: TNG - Time Squared / The Icarsus Factor

Time Squared ©1989 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.		The Icarsus Factor ©1989 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.
Episode	39	Episode	40
Airdate	April 3, 1989	Airdate	April 24, 1989

Catalog Number	LV40270-139
Format	Extended Play CLV

Table of Contents
Running Time	92 minutes

Side	Running Time
1	46min 12sec
2	46min 12sec
	92min 24sec

Pressing Location	Pioneer Video Manufacturing
Retail Price	$34.98
Issued	July 20, 1994

Time Squared
Directed by Joseph L. Scanlan

Teleplay by Maurice Hurley

Story by Kurt Michael Bensmiller

Executive Producer Gene Roddenberry

Starring Patrick Stewart
Jonathan Frakes

Also Starring LeVar Burton
Michael Dorn
Marina Sirtis
Brent Spiner
Wil Wheaton

Special Appearance by Diana Muldaur

Guest Star Colm Meaney

Stardate 42679.2
After retrieving an errant Federation shuttlecraft, the crew makes a startling discovery: the shuttlecraft belongs to the Enterprise and its unconscious passenger is the exact double of Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart)!
Troi (Marina Sirtis) and Data (Brent Spiner) determine that the double is Picard as he exists six hours in the future. A mistake in the double's judgment has apparently caused the destruction of the Enterprise. Unless Picard can deduce what course of action his double took, the Enterprise will be destroyed...again!

The Icarsus Factor
Directed by Robert Iscove

Teleplay by David Assael and Robert L. McCullough

Story by David Assael

Executive Producer Gene Roddenberry

Starring Patrick Stewart
Jonathan Frakes

Also Starring LeVar Burton
Michael Dorn
Marina Sirtis
Brent Spiner
Wil Wheaton

Special Appearance by Diana Muldaur

Guest Stars Colm Meaney
Mitch Ryan

Stardate 42686.4
Riker (Jonathan Frakes) faces the greatest moment of his career when the Federation offers him command of the Starship Aries. But the commander is shocked to learn that his own long-lost father (Mitchell Ryan) will be issuing his orders. During their tense reunion, Riker refuses his father's attempts at reconciliation.
Meanwhile, Worf (Michael Dorn) has been inexplicably hostile toward the rest of the crew. Wesley (Wil Wheaton) determines that Worf is feeling isolated because it is the anniversary of his Age of Ascension, an important Klingon ritual.
As Wesley, Data (Brent Spiner) and Geordi (LeVar Burton) attempt to help Worf, Riker and his father decide to settle their differences in a punishing martial-arts match.

Time Squared
Directed by	Joseph L. Scanlan
Teleplay by	Maurice Hurley
Story by	Kurt Michael Bensmiller
Executive Producer	Gene Roddenberry
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner Wil Wheaton
Special Appearance by	Diana Muldaur
Guest Star	Colm Meaney
Stardate 42679.2 After retrieving an errant Federation shuttlecraft, the crew makes a startling discovery: the shuttlecraft belongs to the Enterprise and its unconscious passenger is the exact double of Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart)! Troi (Marina Sirtis) and Data (Brent Spiner) determine that the double is Picard as he exists six hours in the future. A mistake in the double's judgment has apparently caused the destruction of the Enterprise. Unless Picard can deduce what course of action his double took, the Enterprise will be destroyed...again!

The Icarsus Factor
Directed by	Robert Iscove
Teleplay by	David Assael and Robert L. McCullough
Story by	David Assael
Executive Producer	Gene Roddenberry
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner Wil Wheaton
Special Appearance by	Diana Muldaur
Guest Stars	Colm Meaney Mitch Ryan
Stardate 42686.4 Riker (Jonathan Frakes) faces the greatest moment of his career when the Federation offers him command of the Starship Aries. But the commander is shocked to learn that his own long-lost father (Mitchell Ryan) will be issuing his orders. During their tense reunion, Riker refuses his father's attempts at reconciliation. Meanwhile, Worf (Michael Dorn) has been inexplicably hostile toward the rest of the crew. Wesley (Wil Wheaton) determines that Worf is feeling isolated because it is the anniversary of his Age of Ascension, an important Klingon ritual. As Wesley, Data (Brent Spiner) and Geordi (LeVar Burton) attempt to help Worf, Riker and his father decide to settle their differences in a punishing martial-arts match.