Ira Steven Behr

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TV Episode

Yesterday’s Enterprise

by Ira Steven Behr et al., directed by David Carson
(Paramount Domestic Television, USA, 19 February 1990) [syndicated]

When the Enterprise-C appears through a time rift from the past, the timeline of the Enterprise-D is instantly changed to a military future where, among other things, Tasha Yar still lives. —Michael Main

Geordi, tell me about . . . Tasha Yar.

Gold Medal Eloi

Science Fiction
Definite Time Travel

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TV Episode

Star Trek: The Next Generation, s03e19

Captain’s Holiday

by Ira Steven Behr, directed by Chip Chalmers
from Star Trek: The Next Generation, s03e19 (Paramount Domestic Television, USA, 31 March 1990)

While grudgingly taking a holiday on Risa, Picard runs into a Ferengi, the mysterious Vash, and the Vorgons who claim to be looking for the legendary Tox Uthat so they can return it to its proper time in the 27th century. —Michael Main

I knew he’d have a great time.

Jennifer Hetrick (as Vash) and Patrick Stewart (as Picard) stroll across a
lobby on the famed holiday planet Risa.

Science Fiction
Audience: YA and Up
Definite Time Travel

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TV Episode

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (s0506)

Trials and Tribble-ations

by Ira Steven Behr et al., directed by Jonathan West
(Paramount Domestic Television, USA, 4 November 1996)

Please, please, please set aside two hours to watch the original “The Trouble with Tribbles” (Star Trek [s2e15]) followed immediately by this episode of ST:DS9. You will laugh, you will cry, you will cheer with joy, as Sisko and the DS9 crew find themselves back with Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Klingons, and tribbles at Deep Station K-7 on Stardate 4523.7. —Michael Main

Kirk: [pacing in front of a lineup of the crew] Who started the fight?
O’Brien: I don’t know, sir.

Captain Cisco and Dax trying to stay unnoticed behind Kirk and Spock in a
corridor on the Enterprise.

Eloi Gold Medal

Science Fiction
Definite Time Travel

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