Star Trek: TNG - Sins of the Father / Allegiance

Sins of the Father ©1990 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.		Allegiance ©1990 Paramount Pictures. All rights reserved.
Episode	65	Episode	66
Airdate	March 19, 1990	Airdate	March 26, 1990

Catalog Number	LV40270-165
Format	Extended Play CLV

Table of Contents
Running Time	92 minutes

Side	Running Time
1	46min 20sec
2	46min 22sec
	92min 42sec

Pressing Location	Pioneer Video Manufacturing
Retail Price	$34.98
Issued	July 18, 1995

Sins of the Father
Directed by Les Landau

Teleplay by Ronald D. Moore and W. Reed Moran

Based on a Teleplay by Drew Deighan

Executive Producer Gene Roddenberry

Starring Patrick Stewart
Jonathan Frakes

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

Stardate 43685.2
As part of an exchange program, the Enterprise plays host to a Klingon officer named Kurn (Tony Todd). Kurn hands Worf (Michael Dorn) the surprise of his life when he informs the lieutenant that they are brothers, separated after their parents were killed in the Romulan assault on the Khitomer Outpost. Evidence has surfaced that indicated their late father Mogh may have aided the Romulans, and now Worf, the eldest son, must go before the Klingon High Council to defend his family's honor.
After the trial begins, Kurn, who is serving as his brother's second (or cha'Dich) is attacked and severely injured by Klingon assassins. Worf shocks the council when he appears with his new cha'Dich - Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart). Now Picard must prove that Mogh was innocent, or surrender Worf to meet the punishment for his father's treason: death by execution.

Allegiance
Directed by Winrich Kolbe

Written by Richard Manning and Hans Beimler

Executive Producer Gene Roddenberry

Starring Patrick Stewart
Jonathan Frakes

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

Stardate 43714.1
Unbeknownst to the Enterprise crew, Picard (Patrick Stewart) is kidnapped by an alien energy bean and replaced with an exact replica. The real captain finds himself trapped in a room with three other hostages: Tholl (Stephen Markel), a peace-loving Mizarian; Haro (Joycelyn O'Brien), an Angolian and a Starfleet Academy cadet; and Esoqq (Reiner Schone), a member of the beast-like Chainoth race.
While his duplicate arouses the suspicions of the crew with his odd behavior, Picard suspects that he and his fellow prisoners are guinea pigs in some unknown experiment - and that their captor is among them.

Sins of the Father
Directed by	Les Landau
Teleplay by	Ronald D. Moore and W. Reed Moran
Based on a Teleplay by	Drew Deighan
Executive Producer	Gene Roddenberry
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner Wil Wheaton
Stardate 43685.2 As part of an exchange program, the Enterprise plays host to a Klingon officer named Kurn (Tony Todd). Kurn hands Worf (Michael Dorn) the surprise of his life when he informs the lieutenant that they are brothers, separated after their parents were killed in the Romulan assault on the Khitomer Outpost. Evidence has surfaced that indicated their late father Mogh may have aided the Romulans, and now Worf, the eldest son, must go before the Klingon High Council to defend his family's honor. After the trial begins, Kurn, who is serving as his brother's second (or cha'Dich) is attacked and severely injured by Klingon assassins. Worf shocks the council when he appears with his new cha'Dich - Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart). Now Picard must prove that Mogh was innocent, or surrender Worf to meet the punishment for his father's treason: death by execution.

Allegiance
Directed by	Winrich Kolbe
Written by	Richard Manning and Hans Beimler
Executive Producer	Gene Roddenberry
Starring	Patrick Stewart Jonathan Frakes
Also Starring	LeVar Burton Michael Dorn Gates McFadden Marina Sirtis Brent Spiner Wil Wheaton
Stardate 43714.1 Unbeknownst to the Enterprise crew, Picard (Patrick Stewart) is kidnapped by an alien energy bean and replaced with an exact replica. The real captain finds himself trapped in a room with three other hostages: Tholl (Stephen Markel), a peace-loving Mizarian; Haro (Joycelyn O'Brien), an Angolian and a Starfleet Academy cadet; and Esoqq (Reiner Schone), a member of the beast-like Chainoth race. While his duplicate arouses the suspicions of the crew with his odd behavior, Picard suspects that he and his fellow prisoners are guinea pigs in some unknown experiment - and that their captor is among them.