Can You Help Me Find a Shot?

[Kastrol]

I am desperately searching for the TNG episode the below shot comes from; can anyone help? The screencap is from an old VHS trailer but I can't for the life of me find the actual episode...

 

[Finn]

It's not The Host (the Enterprise was always shown closer to the blue planet/moon than the orange/red planet/moon). I thought it could have been Gambit part two, but Vulcan was seen alone.

I enjoy a challenge.

I'm using Netflix BTW

 

[Kastrol]

It's not The Host (the Enterprise was always shown closer to the blue planet/moon than the orange/red planet/moon). I thought it could have been Gambit part two, but Vulcan was seen alone.

I enjoy a challenge.

I'm using Netflix BTW

Any help is greatly appreciated!
If it helps, the Enterprise veers off to the left, leaving both planets behind. But that's all that is in the clip.

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

There's always TrekCore, if you have an idea of the episode.

I was thinking Final Mission, but those are completely different color planets.

DVD Screencaps
BD Screencaps

 

[Finn]

^There aren't that many episodes where we see two planets, a planet and a moon, or either a planet/moon with a spherical object (that screenshot is fuzzy).

 

[Finn]

Are you sure it's the trailer? I've been noticing they tend to contain only interior scenes unless the exterior shots was relevant to one of the highlights of the episode like a Borg Cube firing at the Enterprise. The way you described it...sounds too generic.

Damn. Symbiosis was close. But both planet and moon were brown/orange and the Enterprise was moving toward the camera/screen....

 

[shatastrophic]

It's from the Star Trek 25th Anniversary Special. Here is a YouTube link, it's at the 2:16 mark.

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[publiusr]

I seem to remember a TNG episode where a planet's electrical charge is drained away--and shot into space using the deflector dish--if that helps.

 

[at Quark's]

^That discharge would be in a matter of time, I think.

But where the clip comes from, no idea. I can't even recall having seen the special effect of the Enterprise going into warp quite like that in any episode.

 

[Finn]

Are you guys even reading the posts???

 

[at Quark's]

Yes, I did read all the posts. But I assumed that that 25th anniversary took the fragment from an episode in turn. Never occurred to me that the intention was that it was specially made for that occasion.

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

That shot looked extremely cheap, even compared to season 1 FX, so I figured it was definitely done for the promo.

 

[marsh8472]

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it's there too at 1:54

 

[marsh8472]

yeah it must have been made for the 25th anniversary special with the way all the frames flow together right up to the 25th anniversary logo and other graphics shown afterwards