Star Trek: TNG - Masks / Eye of the Beholder

Masks ©1994 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.		Eye of the Beholder ©1994 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.
Episode	169	Episode	170
Airdate	February 21, 1994	Airdate	February 28, 1994

Catalog Number	LV40270-269
Format	Extended Play CLV

Table of Contents
Running Time	92 minutes

Side	Running Time
1	45min 54sec
2	45min 49sec
	91min 43sec

Pressing Location	Pioneer Video Manufacturing
Retail Price	$34.98
Issued	April 20, 1999

Dolby Surround

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Masks
Directed by Robert Wiemer

Written by Joe Menosky

Executive Producers Rick Berman, Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor

Starring Patrick Stewart
Jonathan Frakes

Also Starring LeVar Burton
Michael Dorn
Gates McFadden
Marina Sirtis
Brent Spiner

Stardate 47615.2
After the Enterprise scans an ancient comet, alien artifacts begin appearing around the ship. The crew investigates, but is unable to identify the strange objects. Later, Geordi (LeVar Burton) learns that some alien information was downloaded into the ship's computers during the scan. A phaser blast to the comet's outer shell reveals a nearly solid metallic object with strange icons which Data (Brent Spiner) inexplicably, can read. When one of the symbols appears on Data's forehead, he begins to exhibit signs of multiple personalities. Identifying himself as "Ihat", he warns the crew to leave the area or "Masaka" will destroy the ship. Now Picard (Patrick Stewart) must discern who is behind Data's mask before it's too late.

Eye of the Beholder
Directed by Cliff Bole

Teleplay by René Echevarria

Story by Brannon Braga

Executive Producers Rick Berman, Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor

Starring Patrick Stewart
Jonathan Frakes

Also Starring LeVar Burton
Michael Dorn
Gates McFadden
Marina Sirtis
Brent Spiner

Guest Stars Mark Rolston
Nancy Harewood
Tim Lounibos
Johanna McCloy

Stardate 47622.1
The crew is stunned by the suicide of Lt. Kwan (Tim Lounibos), a partial empath who jumped into the plasma stream in Nacelle Control. Troi (Marina Sirtis) and Worf (Michael Dorn) investigate and are baffled as to why the seemingly well-adjusted officer would take his own life. As the two work closely together to solve the mystery, it's clear that they both have hidden feelings for each other. When Troi experiences an empathic echo in Nacelle Control, it leads to the discovery of a human skeleton hidden behind a panel As Troi's empathic visions bring her closer to identifying the killer, jealousy and rage spiral out of control - and threaten to push her beyond the brink of reality.

Masks
Directed by	Robert Wiemer
Written by	Joe Menosky
Executive Producers	Rick Berman, Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner
Stardate 47615.2 After the Enterprise scans an ancient comet, alien artifacts begin appearing around the ship. The crew investigates, but is unable to identify the strange objects. Later, Geordi (LeVar Burton) learns that some alien information was downloaded into the ship's computers during the scan. A phaser blast to the comet's outer shell reveals a nearly solid metallic object with strange icons which Data (Brent Spiner) inexplicably, can read. When one of the symbols appears on Data's forehead, he begins to exhibit signs of multiple personalities. Identifying himself as "Ihat", he warns the crew to leave the area or "Masaka" will destroy the ship. Now Picard (Patrick Stewart) must discern who is behind Data's mask before it's too late.

Eye of the Beholder
Directed by	Cliff Bole
Teleplay by	René Echevarria
Story by	Brannon Braga
Executive Producers	Rick Berman, Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner
Guest Stars	Mark Rolston Nancy Harewood Tim Lounibos Johanna McCloy
Stardate 47622.1 The crew is stunned by the suicide of Lt. Kwan (Tim Lounibos), a partial empath who jumped into the plasma stream in Nacelle Control. Troi (Marina Sirtis) and Worf (Michael Dorn) investigate and are baffled as to why the seemingly well-adjusted officer would take his own life. As the two work closely together to solve the mystery, it's clear that they both have hidden feelings for each other. When Troi experiences an empathic echo in Nacelle Control, it leads to the discovery of a human skeleton hidden behind a panel As Troi's empathic visions bring her closer to identifying the killer, jealousy and rage spiral out of control - and threaten to push her beyond the brink of reality.