"Where No One Has Gone Before" (Star Trek: The Next Generation #6)

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Where No One Has Gone Before
Stardate 41263.1
Star Trek: The Next Generation, episode 6 (1.6)

Last Modified: 28 Jun 2006 13:30:03


Cast:
Patrick Stewart	IMDB	Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Jonathan Frakes	IMDB	Commander William T. Riker
Levar Burton	IMDB	Lieutenant JG Geordi La Forge
Denise Crosby	IMDB	Lieutenant Tasha Yar
Michael Dorn	IMDB	Lieutenant JG Worf
Gates McFadden	IMDB	Commander Beverly Crusher
Marina Sirtis	IMDB	Lt. Commander Deanna Troi
Brent Spiner	IMDB	Lt. Commander Data
Wil Wheaton	IMDB	Wesley Crusher
Guest Cast:
Stanley Kamel	IMDB	Kosinski
Eric Menyuk	IMDB	The Traveler
Herta Ware	IMDB	Maman Picard
Biff Yeager	IMDB	Lt. Commander Argyle
Charles Dayton	IMDB	Crew Member
Victoria Dillard	IMDB	Ballerina
Music:
Ron Jones	IMDB
Director:
Rob Bowman	IMDB
Author:
Diane Duane	IMDB
Michael Reaves	IMDB
Published
Laser Disc	ST:TNG LaserDisc Volume 03
DVD	ST:TNG DVD 1.2
VHS	ST:TNG VHS 1.2
Teaser
The Next Generation Teaser #006: Where No One Has Gone Before

Teenager Wesley Crusher and a dying alien are the crew's only hope for escape from a bizarre galaxy where thoughts become real.

Synopsis

The U.S.S. Enterprise and crew travel to uncharted territory when a test on the ship's propulsion system backfires and blasts the starship more than a billion light years from their own galaxy.

The blame for the mishap is originally placed on an arrogant Starfleet propulsion expert. However, it is eventually discovered that the mental powers of a meek, humanoid alien (acting as the propulsion expert's assistant), was the true catalyst for this potential catastrophe.

Complicating the dilemma of being lost in space, the physical and mental world are integrated in this galaxy - what the crew thinks becomes real. After seeing his crew as well as himself experience alternate realities, Captain Picard orders the passengers of the starship to control their thoughts.

To make matters worse, their only hope of returning to their own galaxy lies in the mental abilities of the alien, who is exhausted and dying. The Captain and crew soon discover they must focus their thoughts on the assistant's recovery in order to discover a way back to their galaxy.

Reviews

By Dark Materia on 13 Dec 2002 14:00:28
The best episode of the season. The acting may be bad but the story is very interesting and the effects are relatively good. Picard stepping out of a Turbolift into open space is startling. The Traveller is decidedly enigmatic and cool. Wesley is actually very good in this show. We hear about his extraordinary powers for the first time here.

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