The Next Generation season 7The seventh season on DVD? check: The seventh season episode guideDescent (2) / season 7 - episode 1
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Peter Lauritson
Writer: Rene Echevarria
Director: Alexander Singer
In this conclusion to the cliffhanger finale of the sixth season, Troi, Picard, and Geordi are captured by the Borg and Data's brother Lore who is the leader of this group of renegade Borg. Lore plans, with Data's help to create a new race of beings to become masters of the universe. Meanwhile, Riker, Worf and most of the crew of the Enterprise follow Picard down to the planet to try and locate the missing members of the away team leaving Dr. Crusher in command of the Enterprise.
Liasons / season 7 - episode 2
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Peter Lauritson
Teleplay: Jeanne Carrigan Fauci, Lisa Rich
Story: Roger Eschbacher, Jaq Greenspon
Director: Cliff Bole
The Enterprise hosts Iyaaran ambassadors in their first contact with the Federation. Troi is assigned to host LoQuell who seems to take pleasure in lots of different things, including dessert. Originally, Riker was supposed to chaperone Byleth but the ambassador insists on Worf being his escort instead and, throughout their visit, Byleth orders the frustrated Klingon around seemingly intent on provoking the warrior.
Interface / season 7 - episode 3
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Peter Lauritson
Writer: Joe Menosky
Director: Robert Wiemer
The Enterprise is sent on a rescue mission to assist the scientific ship Raman which was investigating a gas giant. The crew uses a new technique of integrating a human nervous system with a probe to investigate in hazardous environments. Because of Geordi's implants, he is the best candidate for using the new device. While investigating on board the Raman, Geordi believes he sees his mother whose ship was lost 300 light years away.
Gambit (1) / season 7 - episode 4
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Peter Lauritson
Teleplay: Naren Shankar
Story: Christopher Hatton, Naren Shankar
Director: Peter Lauritson
The crew of the Enterprise search for their missing captain who was apparently killed in a bar on some remote planet. While investigating the captain's disappearance, the Enterprise encounters mercenaries who are stealing artifacts from archaeological digs. The mercenaries capture Riker leaving Data in command of the Enterprise now in pursuit of their missing comrade.
Gambit (2) / season 7 - episode 5
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Peter Lauritson
Teleplay: Ronald D. Moore
Story: Naren Shankar
Director: Alexander Singer
In the conclusion to the story line started in the previous episode, Picard and Riker, having become members of the mercenary crew, attempt to find out what artifact the mercenaries are searching for and keep them from destroying the Enterprise in the process.
Phantasms / season 7 - episode 6
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Peter Lauritson
Writer: Brannon Braga
Director: Patrick Stewart
Data begins experiencing problems with his dream program which first leads to strange nightmares, then to hallucinations and finally to attacking Troi.
Dark Page / season 7 - episode 7
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Peter Lauritson
Writer: Hilary J. Bader
Director: Les Landau
Lwaxana Troi returns to the Enterprise as a language tutor for a delegation from a telepathic species known as the Cairn. However, she suffers a breakdown and Troi must enter her mother's mind to save her life.
Attached / season 7 - episode 8
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Peter Lauritson
Writer: Nicholas Sagan
Director: Jonathan Frakes
The Enterprise is sent to KesPrit, a world divided into two factions - the Kes and the Prit. The Kes have applied to enter the Federation but the Prit are xenophobic. Dr. Crusher and Captain Picard beam down to open discussion with the Kes but are kidnapped by the Prit and find themselves able to read each other's minds by means of a surgical implant.
Force of Nature / season 7 - episode 9
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Peter Lauritson
Writer: Naren Shankar
Director: Robert Lederman
While searching for a missing vessel in the Hekarran Corridor, the Enterprise is boarded by two scientists who claim that warp drive is destroying their planet.
Inheritance / season 7 - episode 10
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Peter Lauritson
Teleplay: Dan Koeppel, Rene Echevarria
Story: Dan Koeppel
Director: Robert Scheerer
Data encounters a woman who claims to be Noonian Soong's wife, and Data's mother.
Parallels / season 7 - episode 11
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Peter Lauritson
Writer: Brannon Braga
Director: Robert Wiemer
Worf returns to the Enterprise from a Klingon competition only to find that reality is changing around him and he's the only one who realizes it.
The Pegasus / season 7 - episode 12
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Peter Lauritson
Writer: Ronald D. Moore
Director: LeVar Burton
Riker's first commander, now an admiral, joins the Enterprise for a search mission to find the Pegasus. The Pegasus was the ship commanded by Adm. Pressman on which the crew mutineed shortly before Pressman, aided by a young Ensign Riker and some others, escaped. Their mission now is to find the ship, and the secret it carries, before the Romulans find it or the secret that Adm. Pressman has hidden onboard.
Homeward / season 7 - episode 13
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Peter Lauritson
Teleplay: Naren Shankar
Story: Spike Steingasser
Based on Material by: William N. Stape
Director: Alexander Singer
The inhabitants of Baraal II, a non-technological society are being studied by a Federation research team led by Worf's adoptive brother, Nicholai Roshenko, when the planet undergoes severe storms that will destroy life on the planet. The Enterprise is sent to rescue the research team but find that Nicholai has violated the Prime Directive in an attempt to save the inhabitants. Picard and crew must find a way to relocate them without further breaking the Prime Directive.
Sub Rosa / season 7 - episode 14
Producer: Ronald D. Moore
Teleplay: Brannon Braga
Story: Jeri Taylor
Based on Material by: Jeanna F. Gallo
Director: Jonathan Frakes
Dr. Crusher's grandmother dies and at the funeral, she spots a handsome young man who was apparently her grandmother's lover...and a ghost.
Lower Decks / season 7 - episode 15
Producer: Ronald D. Moore
Teleplay: Rene Echevarria
Story: Ronald Wilkerson, Jean Louise Matthias
Director: Gabrielle Beaumont
A unique look at how the Enterprise crew trains, rates and promotes Ensigns on board ship. And how the ensigns deal with their situation, no matter how tough their commanding officers' demands are.
Thine Own Self / season 7 - episode 16
Producer: Ronald D. Moore
Teleplay: Ronald D. Moore
Story: Christopher Hatton
Director: Winrich Kolbe
Data is sent to a technology poor planet to recover some radioactive material that fell onto the planet. Although he was not supposed to encounter any of the natives (and thereby not violate the Prime Directive) he wanders into the nearest village suffering from amnesia. Meanwhile, Deanna Troi decides she wants to take the necessary tests to achieve promotion to command level.
Masks / season 7 - episode 17
Producer: Ronald D. Moore
Writer: Joe Menosky
Director: Robert Wiemer
The Enterprise finds a data archive from a long-dead culture inside a comet. While probing the comet, the Enterprise is assaulted by a sensor echo and the ship begins slowly transforming into an alien city. Meanwhile Data becomes inflicted with multiple personalities - apparently entities from the ancient civilization.
Eye of the Beholder / season 7 - episode 18
Producer: Ronald D. Moore
Teleplay: Rene Echevarria
Story: Brannon Braga
Director: Cliff Bole
Lt. Kwan's suicide on board the Enterprise sparks some interesting results when Troi and Worf begin to investigate.
Genesis / season 7 - episode 19
Producer: Ronald D. Moore
Teleplay: Brannon Braga
Director: Gates McFadden
In one of the most contrived and all around worst of the episodes of its long run, the crew of the Enterprise, except for Picard and Data, devolve into primitive creatures due to an injection Dr. Crusher gives Lt. Barclay.
Journey's End / season 7 - episode 20
Producer: Ronald D. Moore
Writer: Ronald D. Moore
Based on Material by: Shawn Piller and Anatonia Napoli
Director: Corey Allen
Wesley Crusher, about to graduate from the academy, comes for a short vacation to the Enterprise. He is moody and obviously troubled and unhappy with life at the Academy and in Starfleet. Meanwhile, a peace treaty and new border alignment with the Cardassians has left several Federation colonies inside Cardassian territory and the Enterprise is given the task of relocating a colony of Native Americans who don't want to leave their new homeland.
Firstborn / season 7 - episode 21
Producer: Ronald D. Moore
Teleplay: Rene Echevarria
Story: Mark Kalbfeld
Director: Jonathan West
Worf wants his son Alexander to become a Klingon warrior but Alexander doesn't want to be a warrier. Worf takes him to see a Klingon festival so he will understand what it means to be a warrior. There, Worf finds an old friend of the family who, for some reason, is determined to make Alexander a warrior.
Bloodlines / season 7 - episode 22
Producer: Ronald D. Moore
Writer: Nicholas Sagan
Director: Les Landau
Picard's old enemy Bok returns seeking revenge on Picard for killing his son when Picard was in command of the Stargazer. Bok's plan is to kill Picard's son Jason - a son Picard never knew he had until now.
Emergence / season 7 - episode 23
Producer: Ronald D. Moore
Teleplay: Joe Menosky
Story: Brannon Braga
Director: Cliff Bole
The Enterprise begins behaving strangely and the crew finds unusual wiring among the usual circuitry. The only clue to what's happening and how to save the ship is a train full of passengers on the holodeck.
Pre-emptive Strike / season 7 - episode 24
Producer: Ronald D. Moore
Teleplay: Rene Echevarria
Story: Naren Shankar
Director: Patrick Stewart
Ro, now promoted to Lt. returns to the Enterprise after extensive training at Starfleet. She is asked to infiltrate the Maquis and try to stop the war that they are trying to start with the Cardassians in the newly created neutral zone.
All Good Things... (1) / season 7 - episode 25
Producer: Ronald D. Moore
Writers: Ronald D. Moore, Brannon Braga
Director: Winrich Kolbe
On the planet Earth, the crucial moment in which life is sparked in primeval chemicals fails to occur. The planet remains uninhabited and the human race never comes into existence. A vaguely disoriented Captain Jean-Luc Picard arrives aboard the starship Enterprise to take command, shortly after which he suddenly orders a red alert.
All Good Things... (2) / season 7 - episode 26
Producer: Ronald D. Moore
Writers: Ronald D. Moore, Brannon Braga
Director: Winrich Kolbe
A retired Jean-Luc Picard, suffering from a degenerative neurological disorder, has settled in France to tend to the family vineyards. Geordi, now a writer, visits Picard, who complains of unsettling images from nearly three decades ago. In the course of tracking down the cause of Picard's visions, nearly all of his old crewmates are recruited in the quest, made difficult by strained relations between the Federation and the Klingon Empire, as well as those among the crew.
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