Star Trek: Voyager - Prototype / Death Wish

Prototype ©1996 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.		Death Wish ©1996 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.
Episode	29	Episode	30
Airdate	January 15, 1996	Airdate	February 19, 1996

Catalog Number	LV40840-129
Format	Extended Play CLV

Running Time	92 minutes

Side	Running Time
1	46 minutes
2	46 minutes
	92 minutes

Dolby Surround

Prototype
Directed by Jonathan Frakes

Written by Nicholas Corea

Executive Producers Rick Berman, Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor

Starring Kate Mulgrew

Also Starring Robert Beltran
Roxann Biggs-Dawson
Jennifer Lein
Robert Duncan McNeill
Ethan Phillips
Robert Picardo
Tim Russ
Garrett Wang

Stardate Unknown
The Prime Directive is emphatic: Starfleet must never "play God" and interfere in the natural development of other cultures. Chief Engineer Lt. B'Elanna Torres (Roxann Biggs-Dawson), however, has no other choice but to violate that fundamental decree. To save Voyager from being destroyed by overwhelming firepower, she agrees to try to develop an energy module that will sustain the life of a dying line of sentient robots. Working virtually nonstop, Torres succeeds. But it's a success that comes with an unanticipated cost - a cost that makes the lieutenant realize she must destroy the life she's created.

Death Wish
Directed by James L. Conway

Teleplay by Michael Piller

Story by Shawn Piller

Executive Producers Rick Berman, Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor

Starring Kate Mulgrew

Also Starring Robert Beltran
Roxann Biggs-Dawson
Jennifer Lein
Robert Duncan McNeill
Ethan Phillips
Robert Picardo
Tim Russ
Garrett Wang

Stardate 49301.2
He's an explorer who's explored everything. A doer who's been there, done that, and then done even more. He's a Q (Gerrit Graham), a capricious superbeing with godlike abilities, and he wants to pull the plug on his immortality, to become a mortal and die. It's a transformation that's easier said than done. Because another Q (John DeLancie), the same one who so often vexed the USS Enterprise, opposes any disruption in the extra-dimensional Q Continuum. The witty and thought-provoking confrontation of Q vs. Q takes place in a hearing presided over by Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) aboard Voyager. Among the witnesses summoned through time and space to testify: Sir Isaac Newton, a Woodstock hippie...and William Thomas Riker (Jonathan Frakes).

Prototype
Directed by	Jonathan Frakes
Written by	Nicholas Corea
Executive Producers	Rick Berman, Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor
Starring	Kate Mulgrew
Also Starring	Robert Beltran Roxann Biggs-Dawson Jennifer Lein Robert Duncan McNeill Ethan Phillips Robert Picardo Tim Russ Garrett Wang
Stardate Unknown The Prime Directive is emphatic: Starfleet must never "play God" and interfere in the natural development of other cultures. Chief Engineer Lt. B'Elanna Torres (Roxann Biggs-Dawson), however, has no other choice but to violate that fundamental decree. To save Voyager from being destroyed by overwhelming firepower, she agrees to try to develop an energy module that will sustain the life of a dying line of sentient robots. Working virtually nonstop, Torres succeeds. But it's a success that comes with an unanticipated cost - a cost that makes the lieutenant realize she must destroy the life she's created.

Death Wish
Directed by	James L. Conway
Teleplay by	Michael Piller
Story by	Shawn Piller
Executive Producers	Rick Berman, Michael Piller & Jeri Taylor
Starring	Kate Mulgrew
Also Starring	Robert Beltran Roxann Biggs-Dawson Jennifer Lein Robert Duncan McNeill Ethan Phillips Robert Picardo Tim Russ Garrett Wang
Stardate 49301.2 He's an explorer who's explored everything. A doer who's been there, done that, and then done even more. He's a Q (Gerrit Graham), a capricious superbeing with godlike abilities, and he wants to pull the plug on his immortality, to become a mortal and die. It's a transformation that's easier said than done. Because another Q (John DeLancie), the same one who so often vexed the USS Enterprise, opposes any disruption in the extra-dimensional Q Continuum. The witty and thought-provoking confrontation of Q vs. Q takes place in a hearing presided over by Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) aboard Voyager. Among the witnesses summoned through time and space to testify: Sir Isaac Newton, a Woodstock hippie...and William Thomas Riker (Jonathan Frakes).