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Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Neutral Zone (1988)

Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Neutral Zone (1988)
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Star Trek: The Next Generation wrapped up its first season with this, its 26th episode. While investigating a derelict 20th century Earth satellite, Captain Picard and the crew come across the cryogenically preserved bodies of three space travellers. Before they can take further action, Picard and company are summoned to the Neutral Zone to quell a band of hostile Romulans. As the final showdown approaches, the three Earthlings revive, leading to a climax which neatly blends pathos and thrills. Cowritten by Deborah McIntyre, Mona Glee and Maurice Hurley, "The Neutral Zone" was first seen May 21, 1988. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
James L. Conway
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Neutral Zone

Star Trek: The Next Generation wrapped up its first season with this, its 26th episode. While investigating a derelict 20th century Earth satellite, Captain Picard and the crew come across the cryogenically preserved bodies of three space travellers. Before they can take further action, Picard and company are summoned to the Neutral Zone to quell a band of hostile Romulans. As the final showdown approaches, the three Earthlings revive, leading to a climax which neatly blends pathos and thrills. Cowritten by Deborah McIntyre, Mona Glee and Maurice Hurley, "The Neutral Zone" was first seen May 21, 1988. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
James L. Conway
Writer(s):
Maurice Hurley
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