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TV Episode

Star Trek: The Next Generation, s02e01

The Child

by Jaron Summers, Jon Povill, and Maurice Hurley, directed by Rob Bowman
Star Trek: The Next Generation, s02e01 (Paramount Domestic Television, USA, 21 November 1988)

An alien ball of energy impregnates Counselor Troi. No time travel, but the pregnancy and the boy's childhood both speed by at warp 10. —Michael Main

Riker: A baby? This is a surprise.
Troi: More so for me.

Marina Sirtis (as Deanna Troi) gazes lovingly at a newborn boy in her
arms.

Science Fiction
Time Phenomena

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TV Episode

Star Trek: The Next Generation (s03e15)

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 Season

Star Trek: Picard, Season 2

by multiple writers and directors
(Paramount+, 3 March 2022 to 5 May 2022)

After a catastrophic start to Season 2, Q steps in to pluck Picard’s crew and the Borg Queen from certain death only to insert them into a dystopian timeline that Q himself had created via a small change in 2024. —Michael Main

Time? Of course, that’s how he did it. This is not another reality—this is our reality. He went back in time and changed the present.

Black-and-white photo of old Patrick Steward (as Jean-Luc Picard) standing in
from of old John de Lancie (as Q).

Science Fiction
Definite Time Travel

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