Star Trek: TNG - Homeward / Sub Rosa

Homeward ©1994 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.		Sub Rosa ©1994 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.
Episode	165	Episode	166
Airdate	January 17, 1994	Airdate	January 31, 1994

Catalog Number	LV40270-265
Format	Extended Play CLV

Table of Contents
Running Time	92 minutes

Side	Running Time
1	45min 54sec
2	41min 06sec
	87min 00sec

Pressing Location	Pioneer Video Manufacturing
Retail Price	$34.98
Issued	April 6, 1999

Dolby Surround

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Homeward
Directed by Alexander Singer

Teleplay by Naren Shankar

Story by Spike Steingasser

Executive Producers Rick Berman, Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor

Starring Patrick Stewart
Jonathan Frakes

Also Starring LeVar Burton
Michael Dorn
Gates McFadden
Marina Sirtis
Brent Spiner

Guest Stars Penny Johnson
Brian Markinson
Edward Penn

Special Appearance by Paul Sorvino

Stardate 47423.9
The Enterprise responds to an emergency distress call from Nikolai Rozhenko (Paul Sorvino), Worf's (Michael Dorn) foster brother, who is stationed on Boraal II, a planet that is rapidly deteriorating. Since the Boraalans know nothing of space travel, Worf transports to the surface in disguise and finds his brother hiding in a cave with a group of villagers. Back on the Enterprise, Nikolai proposes a plan to save the Boraalan colony, but Picard (Patrick Stewart) refuses to violate the Prime Directive. After the planet self-destructs, Worf discovers that Nikolai secretly beamed the villagers aboard into a Holodeck simulation of their natural environment. Now the crew must find the Boraalans a new home before their innocence is destroyed.

Sub Rosa
Directed by Jonathan Frakes

Teleplay by Brannon Braga

Story by Jeri Taylor

Executive Producers Rick Berman, Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor

Starring Patrick Stewart
Jonathan Frakes

Also Starring LeVar Burton
Michael Dorn
Gates McFadden
Marina Sirtis
Brent Spiner

Guest Stars Michael Keenan
Shay Duffin and
Duncan Regehr as Ronin

Stardate Unknown
Beverly (Gates McFadden), travels to Caldos IV to attend her grandmother's funeral. At the service, she encounters a mysterious and handsome young man who gives her a knowing look. Back on the Enterprise, the crew notes that there is something wrong with the planet's weather control system and begins to investigate. Meanwhile, Beverly reads her grandmother's journals and discovers that she had a young lover named Ronin (Duncan Regehr). When a severe storm hits the planet, Beverly takes refuge in her grandmother's house where she hears a strange male voice. He identifies himself as Ronin, a ghost that has been seducing the women in Beverly's family for over 800 years - and she is his newest target.

The US release of this title has been shortened by nearly 4½ minutes. The entire 2^nd act, which should begin after the first "commercial" break (minute 14:17 on the side) is missing. The program skips the entire act, picking up after the 2^nd "commercial" break. This accounts for the shortened running time. I made Pioneer aware of the problem and after some investigation determined that the tape provided by Paramount was faulty. A corrected tape was provided to Pioneer with instructions that should a repressing of the title be necessary, the corrected tape was to be used. The disc was never repressed.

The Japanese Box Set Log 13 which contains the first 14 episodes of the 7^th season, includes the full uncut episode.

The part of the episode that is missing begins where Beverly tells Troi of her dream. Beverly then beams down to the colony to place flowers on her grandmother's grave and is told of the 'ghost' by Ned. He warns Beverly not to light the candle and not to go into the house. A thunderstorm develops and is monitored by the Enterprise and Geordi suggests using a power transfer beam to help the weather station balance the grid and control the storm. The storm forces Beverly out of the cemetery and into her grandmothers house, which is mysteriously filled with flowers.

Homeward
Directed by	Alexander Singer
Teleplay by	Naren Shankar
Story by	Spike Steingasser
Executive Producers	Rick Berman, Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner
Guest Stars	Penny Johnson Brian Markinson Edward Penn
Special Appearance by	Paul Sorvino
Stardate 47423.9 The Enterprise responds to an emergency distress call from Nikolai Rozhenko (Paul Sorvino), Worf's (Michael Dorn) foster brother, who is stationed on Boraal II, a planet that is rapidly deteriorating. Since the Boraalans know nothing of space travel, Worf transports to the surface in disguise and finds his brother hiding in a cave with a group of villagers. Back on the Enterprise, Nikolai proposes a plan to save the Boraalan colony, but Picard (Patrick Stewart) refuses to violate the Prime Directive. After the planet self-destructs, Worf discovers that Nikolai secretly beamed the villagers aboard into a Holodeck simulation of their natural environment. Now the crew must find the Boraalans a new home before their innocence is destroyed.

Sub Rosa
Directed by	Jonathan Frakes
Teleplay by	Brannon Braga
Story by	Jeri Taylor
Executive Producers	Rick Berman, Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner
Guest Stars	Michael Keenan Shay Duffin and Duncan Regehr as Ronin
Stardate Unknown Beverly (Gates McFadden), travels to Caldos IV to attend her grandmother's funeral. At the service, she encounters a mysterious and handsome young man who gives her a knowing look. Back on the Enterprise, the crew notes that there is something wrong with the planet's weather control system and begins to investigate. Meanwhile, Beverly reads her grandmother's journals and discovers that she had a young lover named Ronin (Duncan Regehr). When a severe storm hits the planet, Beverly takes refuge in her grandmother's house where she hears a strange male voice. He identifies himself as Ronin, a ghost that has been seducing the women in Beverly's family for over 800 years - and she is his newest target. The US release of this title has been shortened by nearly 4½ minutes. The entire 2^nd act, which should begin after the first "commercial" break (minute 14:17 on the side) is missing. The program skips the entire act, picking up after the 2^nd "commercial" break. This accounts for the shortened running time. I made Pioneer aware of the problem and after some investigation determined that the tape provided by Paramount was faulty. A corrected tape was provided to Pioneer with instructions that should a repressing of the title be necessary, the corrected tape was to be used. The disc was never repressed. The Japanese Box Set Log 13 which contains the first 14 episodes of the 7^th season, includes the full uncut episode. The part of the episode that is missing begins where Beverly tells Troi of her dream. Beverly then beams down to the colony to place flowers on her grandmother's grave and is told of the 'ghost' by Ned. He warns Beverly not to light the candle and not to go into the house. A thunderstorm develops and is monitored by the Enterprise and Geordi suggests using a power transfer beam to help the weather station balance the grid and control the storm. The storm forces Beverly out of the cemetery and into her grandmothers house, which is mysteriously filled with flowers.