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Star Trek: The Next Generation
Season 3 (1989-1990)
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- 9/25/1989. Evolution


-- When the ship's computer begins malfunctioning on the eve of a once-in-a-lifetime scientific experiment, the crew learns that a newly developing artificial intelligence may be responsible. - 10/2/1989. The Ensigns of Command


-- Data must convince the inhabitants of an illegally located colony to give up their homes before the alien race that owns the planet arrives to colonize it. - 10/9/1989. The Survivors



-- The crew must determine why a Federation colony of 11,000 was completely destroyed except for one elderly couple and their house. - 10/16/1989. Who Watches the Watchers


-- A mishap at an anthropological research station leads to one of the primitive subjects of the study witnessing the observers and concluding that Picard is a god. - 10/23/1989. The Bonding

-- The crew must inform a 12-year-old boy that his mother has been killed on an away mission. - 10/30/1989. Booby Trap


-- Geordi must race against the clock to free the Enterprise from an ancient booby trap designed to kill its captives with deadly radiation. - 11/6/1989. The Enemy



-- Geordi is held prisoner by a Romulan who survived a mysterious crash on a desolate planet along the Neutral Zone. - 11/13/1989. The Price


-- When the Enterprise hosts negotiations for the acquisition of what appears to be a stable wormhole, one of the negotiators falls in love with Troi. - 11/20/1989. The Vengeance Factor

-- Picard attempts to mediate a deal that would return a lawless band of criminal outcasts to mainstream society, but a murderer threatens to derail the talks. - 1/1/1990. The Defector



-- A Romulan defector crosses the border into Federation space and claims that a Romulan invasion plot is imminent. - 1/8/1990. The Hunted


-- A biologically enhanced soldier escapes a government prison on his homeworld and runs loose on the Enterprise. - 1/29/1990. The High Ground


-- Crusher is captured by a ruthless terrorist organization that plans to use her as a bargaining chip to force the government to consider its demands. - 2/5/1990. Déjà Q



-- Q, having been stripped of his powers by the Q Continuum, expresses his desire to join the Enterprise crew. - 2/12/1990. A Matter of Perspective


-- When Riker is accused of murder, an extradition hearing is convened in the holodeck to consider witness depositions. - 2/19/1990. Yesterday's Enterprise



-- The Enterprise's predecessor, the 1701-C, passes through a rift in time, arriving in an alternate future where the Federation has been at war with the Klingons for 20 years. - 3/12/1990. The Offspring


-- Data creates an android that he calls his child, and Starfleet's resulting interest in studying her threatens to separate her from her father. - 3/19/1990. Sins of the Father



-- When Worf's deceased father is accused of being a traitor, Worf decides to stand trial before the Klingon High Council in order to clear his family's name. - 3/26/1990. Allegiance

-- Picard is kidnapped and replaced with a duplicate. While the duplicate takes the Enterprise on a new course, Picard and his cellmates attempt escape. - 4/2/1990. Captain's Holiday

-- While vacationing on Risa, Picard is pulled into an unanticipated conflict, romance, and a hunt for a mysterious item from the future. - 4/23/1990. Tin Man


-- With the help of a Betazoid with exceptional telepathic abilities, the Enterprise races to make contact with an unknown form of life before the Romulans can. - 4/30/1990. Hollow Pursuits


-- Geordi attempts to reach out to an officer whose career suffers from awkward social skills, tardiness, and an addiction to holodeck fantasies. - 5/7/1990. The Most Toys


-- A collector of rare items kidnaps Data and fakes his death in a shuttle explosion, intending to add him to the collection as its crown jewel. - 5/14/1990. Sarek



-- When Vulcan Ambassador Sarek comes aboard the Enterprise to negotiate an alliance, unexplained anger in the crew leads to violence that threatens the negotiations. - 5/28/1990. Ménage à Troi

-- Riker, Troi and Lwaxana are kidnapped by a smitten Ferengi opportunist. - 6/4/1990. Transfigurations


-- Crusher rescues a critically injured man who cannot remember who he is or where he came from, and he turns out to have extraordinary healing abilities. - 6/18/1990. The Best of Both Worlds, Part I



-- The Enterprise prepares for a deadly encounter with the Borg, who have invaded Federation space.