Star Trek: The Next Generation: Season 5: Disc 1
Country of Origin: United States
Production year: 1991
Directors: David Carson, Winrich Kolbe, Les Landau, Cliff Bole
Rating: NR(Television)
UPC [Locale]: Disc ID: 5542-D4D9-A7DE-183D
Running time: 3:02 (182 Min.)
Casetype: Digipak
Format: NTSC, 1.33:1, Full Frame
DVD-Format: Single-Sided, Double-Layered
Released: November 05, 2002
Collection type: Owned (#167)
Status: Available
Purchase date: November 05, 2002
Purchase price: Hidden
Purchase place:  • Futureshop
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Overview
Redemption, Part II
At the close of last season, Worf resigned his Starfleet commission to join the Klingon Council army as civil war divided his people. Despite his sympathy for Worf, Picard refused to involve the U.S.S. Enterprise in the internal Klingon struggle. Yet fearing that the Romulans are secretly supporting the subversive Duras family in hopes of destroying the Klingon alliance with the Federation, Picard convinces the head of Starfleet to initiate a blockade against the Romulan Empire. He immediately assigns his crew members to posts on Starfleet ships and dispatches the fleet to the Romulan-Klingon border, where they hope to prevent the flow of supplies and equipment from the Romulans to the Duras family.

Darmok
The U.S.S. Enterprise receives a signal from "The Children of Tama," an alien race that has no history of violence, but whose language has been deemed "incomprehensible" to humans. Hovering above an uninhabited planet, Picard and the crew hope to establish relations with the Tamarians. But while he and Dathon, the Tamarian captain, make several attempts to communicate over their viewscreens, neither can understand the other. Suddenly Dathon turns to him, armed with two daggers, and both captains dematerialize and are transported to the surface of the planet below.

Ensign Ro
After a terrorist attack on a Federation colony on Solarion IV, the U.S.S. Enterprise crew receives a message from a man claiming to represent the Bajora — a race which has been fighting to regain its home planet after being chased off by the Cardassians. The man takes responsibility for the terrorist attack.

Silicon Avatar
While surveying land on a Federation colony known as Melona IV, Riker, Data and Dr. Crusher are suddenly interrupted by the appearance of a massive, crystal-like structure which begins to descend toward the planet. Riker recognizes the object as the Crystalline Entity, and immediately begins herding the colonists together to search for shelter. The group watches in horror as the entity destroys the countryside with brilliant beams of light. All but two survive to find shelter inside a small cave — but the cave has a limited air supply. Riker tries to contact the U.S.S. Enterprise, but ultimately fails. Meanwhile, on board the Enterprise, the rest of the crew grow increasingly concerned over the violent disturbances detected near Melona IV.
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Discs
# Description A B DS DL A DL B
1Episodes 201-204
Features
 • Scene Access
 • Closed Captioned
Crew
 201. Redemption, Part II
Direction
David Carson....Director
Writing
Gene Roddenberry....Created By
Ronald D. Moore....Writer
Production
David Livingston....Producer
Michael Piller....Executive Producer
Gene Roddenberry....Executive Producer
Rick Berman....Executive Producer
Cinematography
Marvin Rush....Director of Photography
Film Editing
Bob Lederman....Film Editor
Music
Dennis McCarthy....Composer
Jerry Goldsmith....Theme By
Alexander Courage....Theme By
Sound
Alan Bernard....Production Sound Mixer
Bill Wistrom....Supervising Sound Editor
James Wolvington....Sound Editor
Wilson Dyer....Sound Editor
Dan Yale....Sound Editor
Art
Richard D. James....Production Designer
Robert Blackman....Costume Designer
Dan Curry....Visual Effects
Michael Westmore....Make-up Artist
William Ware Theiss....Costume Designer
Dick Brownfield....Visual Effects
Gerald Quist....Make-up Artist
June Abston Haymore....Make-up Artist
Carol Kunz....Costume Designer
 202. Darmok
Direction
Winrich Kolbe....Director
Writing
Gene Roddenberry....Created By
Joe Menosky....Screenwriter
Philip LaZebnik....Story By
Joe Menosky....Story By
Production
David Livingston....Producer
Michael Piller....Executive Producer
Gene Roddenberry....Executive Producer
Rick Berman....Executive Producer
Cinematography
Marvin Rush....Director of Photography
Film Editing
Tom Benko....Film Editor
Music
Jay Chattaway....Composer
Jerry Goldsmith....Theme By
Alexander Courage....Theme By
Sound
Alan Bernard....Production Sound Mixer
Bill Wistrom....Supervising Sound Editor
James Wolvington....Sound Editor
Wilson Dyer....Sound Editor
Dan Yale....Sound Editor
Art
Richard D. James....Production Designer
Robert Blackman....Costume Designer
Robert Legato....Visual Effects
Michael Westmore....Make-up Artist
William Ware Theiss....Costume Designer
Dick Brownfield....Visual Effects
Gerald Quist....Make-up Artist
June Abston Haymore....Make-up Artist
Carol Kunz....Costume Designer
 203. Ensign Ro
Direction
Les Landau....Director
Writing
Gene Roddenberry....Created By
Michael Piller....Screenwriter
Rick Berman....Story By
Michael Piller....Story By
Production
David Livingston....Producer
Michael Piller....Executive Producer
Gene Roddenberry....Executive Producer
Rick Berman....Executive Producer
Cinematography
Marvin Rush....Director of Photography
Film Editing
J. P. Farrell....Film Editor
Music
Dennis McCarthy....Composer
Jerry Goldsmith....Theme By
Alexander Courage....Theme By
Sound
Alan Bernard....Production Sound Mixer
Bill Wistrom....Supervising Sound Editor
James Wolvington....Sound Editor
Wilson Dyer....Sound Editor
Dan Yale....Sound Editor
Art
Richard D. James....Production Designer
Robert Blackman....Costume Designer
Dan Curry....Visual Effects
Michael Westmore....Make-up Artist
William Ware Theiss....Costume Designer
Dick Brownfield....Visual Effects
Gerald Quist....Make-up Artist
June Abston Haymore....Make-up Artist
Carol Kunz....Costume Designer
 204. Silicon Avatar
Direction
Cliff Bole....Director
Writing
Gene Roddenberry....Created By
Jeri Taylor....Screenwriter
Lawrence V. Conley....Story By
Production
David Livingston....Producer
Michael Piller....Executive Producer
Gene Roddenberry....Executive Producer
Rick Berman....Executive Producer
Cinematography
Marvin Rush....Director of Photography
Film Editing
Robert Lederman....Film Editor
Music
Jay Chattaway....Composer
Jerry Goldsmith....Theme By
Alexander Courage....Theme By
Sound
Alan Bernard....Production Sound Mixer
Bill Wistrom....Supervising Sound Editor
James Wolvington....Sound Editor
Wilson Dyer....Sound Editor
Dan Yale....Sound Editor
Art
Richard D. James....Production Designer
Robert Blackman....Costume Designer
Robert Legato....Visual Effects
Michael Westmore....Make-up Artist
William Ware Theiss....Costume Designer
Dick Brownfield....Visual Effects
Gerald Quist....Make-up Artist
June Abston Haymore....Make-up Artist
Carol Kunz....Costume Designer
Cast
 201. Redemption, Part II
Patrick Stewart....Capt. Jean-Luc Picard
Jonathan Frakes....Cmdr. William Riker
LeVar Burton....Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge
Michael Dorn....Lt. Worf
Gates McFadden....Dr. Beverly Crusher
Marina Sirtis....Counselor Deanna Troi
Brent Spiner....Lt. Commander Data
Denise Crosby....Sela
Tony Todd....Kurn
Barbara March....Lursa
Gwynyth Walsh....B'Etor
J. D. Cullum....Toral
Robert O'Reilly....Gowron
Michael G. Hagerty....Larg
Fran Bennett....Admiral
Nicholas Kepros....Movar
Colm Meaney....Miles O'Brien
Timothy Carhart....Hobson
Whoopi Goldberg....Guinan
Jordan Lund....Kulge
Stephen James Carver....Helmsman
Majel Barrett....Computer Voice (voice)
 202. Darmok
Patrick Stewart....Capt. Jean-Luc Picard
Jonathan Frakes....Cmdr. William Riker
LeVar Burton....Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge
Michael Dorn....Lt. Worf
Gates McFadden....Dr. Beverly Crusher
Marina Sirtis....Counselor Deanna Troi
Brent Spiner....Lt. Commander Data
Richard Allen....Tamarian lst Officer
Colm Meaney....Miles O'Brien
Paul Winfield....Captain Dathon
Ashley Judd....Ensign Lefler
Majel Barrett....Computer Voice (voice)
 203. Ensign Ro
Patrick Stewart....Capt. Jean-Luc Picard
Jonathan Frakes....Cmdr. William Riker
LeVar Burton....Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge
Michael Dorn....Lt. Worf
Gates McFadden....Dr. Beverly Crusher
Marina Sirtis....Counselor Deanna Troi
Brent Spiner....Lt. Commander Data
Michelle Forbes....Ro Laren
Scott Marlowe....Keeve Falor
Frank Collison....Dolak
Jeffrey Hayenga....Orta
Harley Venton....Collins
Ken Thorley....Barber Mot
Cliff Potts....Admiral Kennelly
Whoopi Goldberg....Guinan
Majel Barrett....Computer Voice (voice)
 204. Silicon Avatar
Patrick Stewart....Capt. Jean-Luc Picard
Jonathan Frakes....Cmdr. William Riker
LeVar Burton....Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge
Michael Dorn....Lt. Worf
Gates McFadden....Dr. Beverly Crusher
Marina Sirtis....Counselor Deanna Troi
Brent Spiner....Lt. Commander Data
Ellen Geer....Dr. Marr
Susan Diol....Carmen