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Star trek: The next generation 1.13a - Conspiracy

Stardate 41775.5
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Episode propaganda

While en route to Pacifica for scientific study and relaxation, the Enterprise receives a Code 47 transmission, for Picard's eyes only. It's from his old friend Captain Walker Keel (Jonathan Farwell), demanding an immediate meeting on Dytalix B, a nearby mining planet.

When they arrive, they find three ships in orbit, one of them Walker's ship, the USS Horatio. Picard beams down alone and meets with Walker and the other two captains. Walker tells him that they've noticed strange patterns of orders from Starfleet command, but can't give definite details. Picard is sceptical, but agrees to watch his back and keep in touch.

Picard assigns Data to review the last six months' orders from Starfleet, then heads back to Pacifica. But on the way the Enterprise finds debris in a nearby sector that can only be the Horatio, totally destroyed...

Persons of interest

Patrick Stewart .... Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Jonathan Frakes .... Commander Will Riker
Michael Dorn .... Lieutenant Worf
Brent Spiner .... Lieutenant Commander Data
Gates McFadden .... Commander Doctor Beverly Crusher
Marina Sirtis .... Lieutenant Commander Counsellor Deanna Troi
LeVar Burton .... Commander Geordi La Forge
Majel Barrett .... USS Enterprise-D computer voice
Jonathan Farwell .... Captain Walker Keel
Henry Darrow .... Admiral Savar
Ward Costello .... Admiral Quinn
Robert Schenkkan .... Lieutenant Commander Remmick
Ray Reinhardt .... Admiral Aaron
Michael Berryman .... Captain Rixx
Ursaline Bryant .... Captain Tryla Scott
Robert Sabaroff .... Storywriter
Tracy Torme .... Screenwriter
Cliff Bole .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

See also Coming of age
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Intelligence analyst

Special Agent Matti

Intelligence report

Conspiracy is a nice little tale about lies, untruths and deceptions with our first view of Earth, our first view of an exploding head and a nice homage to that science fiction classic, Alien. It's all good.