Star Trek Chronological Viewing Order!

[Luther Sloan]

Star Trek Chronological Viewing Order:

Core Star Trek Series & Films:

Star Trek: The Cage Unaired Pilot
(Located on last disc in Original Series Season 3)
Star Trek: Where No Man Has Gone Before (Episode)
Star Trek (Seasons 1-2)
Star Trek (Season 3 episodes 1-9) (Season 3: Episode 9: Tholian Web)
Star Trek: Enterprise: (Mirror Universe) ("In A Mirror Darkly 1 & 2)
Star Trek (Season 3 episodes 10-24)
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan
Star Trek III: The Search For Spock
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
Star Trek: The Next Generation (Seasons 1-5)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 1)
Star Trek: The Next Generation (Season 6)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 2)
Star Trek: The Next Generation (Season 7)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 3)
Star Trek: Generations
Star Trek: Voyager (Season 1)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 4)
Star Trek: Voyager (Season 2)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 5)
Star Trek: Voyager (Season 3)
Star Trek: First Contact
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 6)
Star Trek: Voyager (Season 4)
Star Trek: Insurrection
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 7)
Star Trek: Voyager (Seasons 5-7)
Star Trek: Nemesis
Star Trek: Countdown Comic Book (Optional)
Star Trek: (2009 movie) (An Explained Alternate Prequel Time Line)

Important Note:
If you do not recall or haven't seen the Star Trek: (2009 movie) or the Star Trek: First Contact film, it is highly recommended that you watch those two movies before starting on your Star Trek chronological viewing marathon.

Star Trek: Enterprise (Seasons 1-4)
An Unclear or Unexplained Alternate Prequel Time Line:
(Conflicts With Other Series): Can be watched before Original Series if desired. However, it is highly recommended to watch this series last as some kind of unexplained First Contact altered time line or not at all. For one, Star Trek: Enterprise did not become a prequel show until the 4th Season. Secondly, getting your average first time viewer to pick up on the Trek references before hand is next to impossible, as well. Personally, besides a few unneeded explanations in Season 4: I believe there is nothing really lost if a person never watches this series at all (Unless of course you are a die hard fan of the series or something).

Star Trek: The Animated Series
Can be watched after Star Trek: Original Series (Seasons 1-3)
Although the series is not considered canon, it has been referred to on occasion on Deep Space Nine and Enterprise. However, the real problem is to get an average viewer to take a 1970s animated television show seriously to begin with. So it is highly recommended to watch this series towards the end (as supplementary information) if desired.

Please post your personal Trek viewing orders or thoughts.

Thank you.

 

[CorporalClegg]

Yeah. And?

 

[Luther Sloan]

Please. No and thens.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7luMp6lb9M





Side Note:

Just constructive thoughts and or opinions would be appreciated.

Thanks.

 

[Michael]

How's that for a constructive opinion: What's the point of a chronological viewing order of all the Star Trek series (following the internal chronology of the fictional universe), when you're postponing two complete series (The Animated Series and Enterprise) for no reason whatsoever? That makes it a "I'm only watching the series I like"-list, doesn't it?

 

[T'Girl]

I've asked this of others and received widely different answers. Where exactly would you place Star Trek: Insurrection?

 

[Luther Sloan]

How's that for a constructive opinion: What's the point of a chronological viewing order of all the Star Trek series (following the internal chronology of the fictional universe), when you're postponing two complete series (The Animated Series and Enterprise) for no reason whatsoever? That makes it a "I'm only watching the series I like"-list, doesn't it?

NCC-1701:

No, my friend. You will note that I said that you can watch those series in the appropriate places (Enterprise before TOS and the Animated Series after TOS) if so desired. Furthermore, it is not just a matter of taste then it is a matter of logic. I already explained my reasons at the end of my original post on this. However, here are two more detailed explains why I chose Enterprise to be watched last (if at all).

1. Enterprise paints a different picture of the 22nd Century (that we already knew). It goes out of it's way to blatantly disregard the Core Star Trek Time Line. Things within the 22nd Century were clearly described to us in the episodes TOS's "The Cage", TOS's "Balance of Terror", TOS's "Turnabout Intruder", TNG's "Matter of Time, TNG's "First Contact" (The episode), TNG's "Relics", and DS9's "Trials and Tribble-ations". In other words, it was made very clear long ago that the 22nd Century was supposed to be a lot more primitive and different than the way we see it on Enterprise. Instead, we have a prequel series that looks more like the 24th Century than the 22nd Century. Now, I am not disputing that there wasn't canonical errors on the other shows. The difference is that the errors on Enterprise change the very thing (The 22nd Century) which this series is supposed to be based upon (Which is a prequel series).

2. Secondly, even if you explained Enterprise as some kind of Unexplained First Contact Altered Time Line or TCW Time Line (Temporal Cold War). New viewers are not going to understand that let alone pick up on the other Trek references when they watch Enterprise. In other words, it's like skipping to the end of the book and knowing certain facts when your not supposed to. Your going to spoil it for yourself when you first watch Enterprise and then later watch the other series.

As for the Animated Series: It was never considered canon (even though DS9 and ENT referred to it). So this means that it really isn't a part of the Core Star Trek Time Line. I mean, there are tons of Star Trek novels out there and those are not considered canon. The novels are a different medium, just like the Animated Series is a different medium. In fact, besides the die hard fans, the Animated Series was not intended to be viewed by your average adult at the time, too. However, that doesn't mean I don't own the series, or wouldn't be willing to watch it as supplemental bonus material (if I felt the desire to).

Oh, and although Enterprise is considered canon that doesn't mean it makes logical sense in fitting in with the Core Star Trek Time Line. So some necessary adjustments based on common sense or logic need to be factored into the equation.

Side Note:

Besides, if I were to take the literal interpretation of a chronological viewing order with all of Star Trek, I would follow the Stardates and flip between watching the various different episodes of the different series back and forth like a yo yo. Which would be a head ache. Plus, seeing a lot of Stardates are not listed. It is impossible to get an accurate viewing order, too. So watching it by Seasons is the most logical choice.

 

[Luther Sloan]

I've asked this of others and received widely different answers. Where exactly would you place Star Trek: Insurrection?

T'Girl:

The Stardate for Star Trek Insurrection is listed approximately as Stardate:52200. The second episode (Shadows and Symbols) within the 7th Season of Deep Space Nine's Stardate is 52152.6. The following 14 episodes having an unknown Stardate before we reach the next listed Stardate in the episode titled "Penumbra" (Stardate:52576.2). Now, with that information taken into account: My best guess is that Insurrection happens shortly after Jadzia's death or while Worf has just supposedly gotten over her. So after dealing with Jadzia's death and Ezri being on the station, Worf decides to see the crew of the Enterprise as an escape or a break away from his position on Deep Space Nine (In Star Trek Insurrection). Thus, if I wanted a more exact placement: I would place Insurrection right after "After Image". At least, that's my 2 cents worth, anyways.

In other words: if you want a more exact placement, it could look like this...

Deep Space Nine Season 7:

Image in the Sand

Shadows and Symbols
(Worf helps Jadzia get into Klingon Heaven)

Afterimage
(Worf tells Ezri to stay, but still needs time)

Star Trek: Insurrection
(Worf takes a break away from DS9)

Take Me Out to the Holosuite



However, I decided to make my viewing order uncomplicated as much as possible and place the Trek movies in-between various seasons of the Trek series all while giving you the impression that it could have happened at that particular point in time. The reason for this is that it is very complex or hard to watch a series based just on the Stardates. Especially when a lot of the Stardates are not even listed. My method simply stream lines or slightly adjusts the Stardate issue and still manages to make sense of the events within a chronological time line (as close to perfection as possible).

Plus, I always thought it made more sense that Worf would fly off to see the Enterprise crew in Star Trek Insurrection as an escape from his grief over Jadzia's death (In DS9's Tears of the Prophets), too. Plus, the Stardate listed for Star Trek Insurrection is an approximation. So that means the number is a guess and could have very well been rounded up or inaccurate. So placing Star Trek Insurrection right after Deep Space Nine Season 6 and Voyager Season 4 is a nice fit. At least for me, anyways.

Hope that helps.

Sincerely:

~J.


http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Star_Trek_films

http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Star_Trek:_Deep_Space_Nine

 

[Luther Sloan]

Star Trek: The Next Generation (Season 7)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 3)
Star Trek: Generations
Star Trek: Voyager (Season 1)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 4)

Looking at the Stardates more closely, "Voyager Season 1" should actually take place before "Star Trek Generations". So it should look like this now....


Star Trek: The Next Generation (Season 7)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 3)
Star Trek: Voyager (Season 1)
Star Trek: Generations
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 4)

And here is what the update looks like as my fully completed list...

 

[Luther Sloan]

Star Trek Chronological Viewing Order:

Core Star Trek Series & Films:

Star Trek: The Cage Unaired Pilot
(Located on last disc in Original Series Season 3)
Star Trek: Where No Man Has Gone Before (Episode)
Star Trek (Seasons 1-2)
Star Trek (Season 3 episodes 1-9) (Season 3: Episode 9: Tholian Web)
Star Trek: Enterprise: (Mirror Universe) ("In A Mirror Darkly 1 & 2)
Star Trek (Season 3 episodes 10-24)
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan
Star Trek III: The Search For Spock
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
Star Trek: The Next Generation (Seasons 1-5)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 1)
Star Trek: The Next Generation (Season 6)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 2)
Star Trek: The Next Generation (Season 7)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 3)
Star Trek: Voyager (Season 1)
Star Trek: Generations
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 4)
Star Trek: Voyager (Season 2)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 5)
Star Trek: Voyager (Season 3)
Star Trek: First Contact
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 6)
Star Trek: Voyager (Season 4)
Star Trek: Insurrection
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Season 7)
Star Trek: Voyager (Seasons 5-7)
Star Trek: Nemesis
Star Trek: Countdown Comic Book (Optional)
Star Trek: (2009 movie) (An Explained Alternate Prequel Time Line)

Bonus Series
(To watch after the Core Star Trek Series or not at all):

Star Trek: Enterprise (Seasons 1-4)
(Could be watched before The Original Series if desired)
Star Trek: The Animated Series
(Could be watched after The Original Series if desired)

 

[ALF]

I fixed the title for you!

Star Trek Chronological Viewing Order (for those of us who have deemed Enterprise and TAS unpalatable):

Interesting that In a Mirror Darkly somehow made it into canon, though.PS. I think Trek 2009 was explained quite well re: the new timeline. NuSpock even takes a moment to point it out during the film in case the casual observer missed it.

 

[T'Girl]

Afterimage
(Worf tells Ezri to stay, but still needs time)

Star Trek: Insurrection
(Worf takes a break away from DS9)

Take Me Out to the Holosuite
http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Star_Trek:_Deep_Space_Nine

I'm going to try watching these three in that order, watching Worf very carefully.

Thanks.

 

[Luther Sloan]

I fixed the title for you!
Star Trek Chronological Viewing Order (for those of us who have deemed Enterprise and TAS unpalatable

Bill Cosby:

Ha, ha, ha... yeah. I guess that would be a more accurate title description for my Viewing Order.

Interesting that In a Mirror Darkly somehow made it into canon, though.

Yeah, there are five reasons why I included "In A Mirror Darkly" into the Core Star Trek Time Line.

1. It integrates flawlessly into the Core Star Trek Time Line.

2. It enhances the Original Series episode "Tholian Web".

3. It shows you just how powerful the classic 23rd Century ships and technology really was.

4. It enriches the world of the Mirror Universe.

5. It had an impressive production and direction and is probably the best Enterprise episode(s) worth mentioning.

Now, as for a more detailed explanation for the Mirror Universe Two Parter fitting into the Core Time Line: Well, it doesn't really conflict with any of the other series. For one, it is clearly established within Star Trek that the Mirror Universe has always had a different turn of events than the Original Time Line. Secondly, when the Mirror versions of Archer and Hoshi check up on their Original Universe counterparts with the Defiant's computer, it simply mentions that their counterparts were a part of the first Warp 5 ship (with no mention of the name Enterprise).

Now, the rest of Star Trek Enterprise episodes conflicts with the other series in regards to it's depiction of the 22nd Century, though. In fact, Enterprise comes off more like the 24th Century than the 22nd Century.

However, it makes perfect sense that the Mirror Universe could have advanced more quickly on a technological level in the 22nd Century because of the Empire's endless thirst for conquering new planets and civilizations. Besides, it's the Mirror Universe. Things are supposed to be alternate and different. So no explanation is really needed for this Enterprise Mirror Universe to make any sense, anyways. That's the whole beauty behind this Mirror Universe two parter.

PS. I think Trek 2009 was explained quite well re: the new timeline. NuSpock even takes a moment to point it out during the film in case the casual observer missed it.

Yeah, this is exactly what Star Trek: Enterprise needed from day one. It needed a plausible explanation as to why things were presented differently than what was described to us in the other series. What was the Temporal Cold War really about and what was it's specific effects? How did Zefram Cochran and Lily advance themselves technologically from listening to Picard and crew? What one specific event started this time line we seen on Enterprise to begin with?

Side Note:

Also, I do consider Enterprise a part of canon. I just treat as some kind of unexplained messed up alternate time line (Most Likely Due to the events in First Contact The Movie and the Temporal Cold War).

 

[The Wormhole]

The first three movies
DS9 season 7
TOS season 1
TNG seasons 6 and 7
Movies IV to VI
Voyager season 7
DS9 season 5
TOS season 3
TOS season 2
Enterprise seasons 1-4
TNG movies, excluding First Contact
DS9 season 4
DS9 season 1
Voyager season 1
TNG season 2
TNG season 5
Voyager seasons 2-5
TAS
First Contact
DS9 season 6
TNG season 1
Voyager season 6
TNG season 3
DS9 season 2
TNG season 4, excluding the episode "First Contact"
DS9 season 3
Trek XI
TNG episode "First Contact"

That's the definitive order of how Star Trek should be watched.

 

[Luther Sloan]

Afterimage
(Worf tells Ezri to stay, but still needs time)
Star Trek: Insurrection
(Worf takes a break away from DS9)
Take Me Out to the Holosuite
http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Star_Trek:_Deep_Space_Nine

I'm going to try watching these three in that order, watching Worf very carefully.
Thanks.

T'Girl:

I was quickly scanning through the Deep Space Nine episodes with unknown Stardates again and I spotted something. The episode titled "Chrysalis" was a station based episode that didn't have Worf in it. This makes me think that Insurrection could very well happen after "Take Me Out to the Holosuit" instead. The reason for this is that it gives you the impression that a certain amount of time has past, with Worf not being on the station.

In other words, it could very well look like this, instead...

Deep Space Nine Season 7:

Image in the Sand

Shadows and Symbols
(Worf helps Jadzia get into Klingon Heaven)

Afterimage
(Worf tells Ezri to stay, but still needs time)

Take Me Out to the Holosuite

Star Trek: Insurrection
(Worf takes a break away from DS9)

Chrysalis
(Worf doesn't appear to be on the station)

Treachery, Faith and the Great River
(Worf and Martok discuss a missing shipment)


As for the other unknown Stardate DS9 episodes (Before Penumbra): There doesn't appear to be a plausible reason for Insurrection to be placed in any of these other unknown Stardated episodes. So Insurrection being placed after "Take Me Out to the Holosuit" seems like the best spot at this point.

Let me know what you think.

Oh, and your welcome. I hope this finally nails down the exact placement for you (this time).

Sincerely:

~J.

 

[ALF]

Oh... I think I understand now.

Luther_Sloan subscribes to the idea that the events of Star Trek: First Contact resulted in an alternate timeline for Enterprise. Is this so?

 

[The Wormhole]

Luther_Sloan subscribes to the idea that the events of Star Trek: First Contact resulted in an alternate timeline for Enterprise. Is this so?

No. Though the idea does originate from Braga. It was his half-baked after-the-fact rationalization to explain all the continuity errors that kept popping up in the show.

However, there is no real evidence this is so, and Manny Coto ignored the idea when he took over and presented ways for the events of Enterprise to be connected to the proper Trekverse.

 

[Luther Sloan]

See, that's just the problem. Enterprise makes more sense as an altered time line than as part of the Core Trek Time Line. The excuses I have heard on on many forums over the years used to rationalize Enterprise as a part of the Original Time Line seems like a half baked attempt at someone trying to shove a square peg into a round hole.

Whatever the creators rationale might have been. We have to use our own logic or intelligence as each of us sees fit when trying to explain the goofy mistakes they have made on Enterprise. And the best explanation thus far (to come down the pipe) is that is an Alternate First Contact Time Line.

Sure that idea may not be considered canon. Then again, there are canonical errors on the rest of the other series that are considered canon and folks have rationalized their way around those.

I just don't see why fans can't continue to do the same for Enterprise?

 

[ALF]

Actually as an Enterprise fan, I just try to enjoy the television series for what it is... it is a television series.

Regardless, nice work on the chronology. I know I get confused thinking about what took place when during DS9, VOY and the TNG movies were happening at the same time!

 

[The Wormhole]

See, that's just the problem. Enterprise makes more sense as an altered time line than as part of the Core Trek Time Line. The excuses I have heard on on many forums over the years used to rationalize Enterprise as a part of the Original Time Line seems like a half baked attempt at someone trying to shove a square peg into a round hole.

Whatever the creators rationale might have been. We have to use our own logic or intelligence as each of us sees fit when trying to explain the goofy mistakes they have made on Enterprise. And the best explanation thus far (to come down the pipe) is that is an Alternate First Contact Time Line.

Sure that idea may not be considered canon. Then again, there are canonical errors on the rest of the other series that are considered canon and folks have rationalized their way around those.

I just don't see why fans can't continue to do the same for Enterprise?

But, the "timeline was changed because of First Contact" theory doesn't work. There were no changes on DS9 or Voyager after First Contact happened. And to further solidify this, the Voyager episode Relativity even mentions First Contact and its temporal implications, saying there are none. They say the Borg's activities in the 21st century had no real impact on the timeline.

And besides, it isn't even that good an excuse. How does the Borg trying to stop Zefram Cochrane's warp flight and humanity's first contact with aliens explain why the Romulans have cloaking ability 100 years before they should?

 

[Fist McStrongpunch]

For those who care, here's an episode-by-episode chronological guide I found. It's by stardates and whatever makes sense.

Spoiler: no spoiler, just really long

ENT - Broken Bow
ENT - Fight Or Flight
ENT - Strange New World
ENT - Unexpected
ENT - Terra Nova
ENT - The Andorian Incident
ENT - Breaking The Ice
ENT - Civilization
ENT - Fortunate Son
ENT - Cold Front
ENT - Silent Enemy
ENT - Dear Doctor
ENT - Sleeping Dogs
ENT - Shadows Of P’jem
ENT - Shuttlepod One
ENT - Fusion
ENT - Rogue Planet
ENT - Acquisition
ENT - Oasis
ENT - Detained
ENT - Vox Sola
ENT - Fallen Hero
ENT - Desert Crossing
ENT - Two Days And Two Nights
ENT - Shockwave, Part 1
ENT - Shockwave, Part 2
ENT - Carbon Creek
ENT - Minefield
ENT - Dead Stop
ENT - A Night In Sickbay
ENT - Marauders
ENT - The Seventh
ENT - The Communicator
ENT - Singularity
ENT - Vanishing Point
ENT - Precious Cargo
ENT - The Catwalk
ENT - Dawn
ENT - Stigma
ENT - Cease Fire
ENT - Future Tense
ENT - Canamar
ENT - The Crossing
ENT - Judgment
ENT - Horizon
ENT - The Breach
ENT - Cogenitor
ENT - Regeneration
ENT - First Flight
ENT - Bounty
ENT - The Expanse
ENT - The Xindi
ENT - Anomaly
ENT - Extinction
ENT - Rajiin
ENT - Impulse
ENT - Exile
ENT - The Shipment
ENT - Twilight
ENT - North Star
ENT - Similitude
ENT - Carpenter Street
ENT - Chosen Realm
ENT - Proving Ground
ENT - Stratagem
ENT - Harbinger
ENT - Doctor’s Orders
ENT - Hatchery
ENT - Azati Prime
ENT - Damage
ENT - The Forgotten
ENT - E^2
ENT - The Council
ENT - Countdown
ENT - Zero Hour
ENT - Storm Front, Part 1
ENT - Storm Front, Part 2
ENT - Home
ENT - Borderland
ENT - Cold Station 12
ENT - The Augments
ENT - The Forge
ENT - Awakening
ENT - Kir’shara
ENT - Daedalus
ENT - Observer Effect
ENT - Babel One
ENT - United
ENT - The Aenar
ENT - Affliction
ENT - Divergence
ENT - Bound
ENT - In A Mirror Darkly, Part 1
ENT - In A Mirror Darkly, Part 2
ENT - Demons
ENT - Terra Prime
MOV - Star Trek
TOS - The Cage
TOS - Where No Man Has Gone Before
TOS - The Man Trap
TOS - Charlie X
TOS - The Naked Time
TOS - The Enemy Within
TOS - Mudd’s Women
TOS - What Are Little Girls Made Of?
TOS - Miri
TOS - Dagger Of The Mind
TOS - The Corbomite Maneuver
TOS - The Menagerie, Part 1
TOS - The Menagerie, Part 2
TOS - The Conscience Of The King
TOS - Balance Of Terror
TOS - Shore Leave
TOS - The Galileo Seven
TOS - The Squire Of Gothos
TOS - Arena
TOS - Tomorrow Is Yesterday
TOS - Court Martial
TOS - The Return Of The Archons
TOS - Space Seed
TOS - A Taste Of Armageddon
TOS - This Side Of Paradise
TOS - The Devil In The Dark
TOS - Errand Of Mercy
TOS - The Alternative Factor
TOS - The City On The Edge Of Forever
TOS - Operation: Annihilate
TOS - Amok Time
TOS - Who Mourns For Adonais?
TOS - The Changeling
TOS - Mirror, Mirror
TOS - The Apple
TOS - The Doomsday Machine
TOS - Cat’s Paw
TOS - I, Mudd
TOS - Metamorphosis
TOS - Journey To Babel
TOS - Friday’s Child
TOS - The Deadly Years
TOS - Obsession
TOS - Wolf In The Fold
TOS - The Trouble With Tribbles
TOS - The Gamesters Of Triskelion
TOS - A Piece Of The Action
TOS - The Immunity Syndrome
TOS - A Private Little War
TOS - Return To Tomorrow
TOS - Pattern Of Force
TOS - By Any Other Name
TOS - The Omega Glory
TOS - The Ultimate Computer
TOS - Bread And Circuses
TOS - Assignment: Earth
TOS - Spock’s Brain
TOS - The Enterprise Incident
TOS - The Paradise Syndrome
TOS - And The Children Shall Lead
TOS - Is There In Truth No Beauty?
TOS - Spectre Of The Gun
TOS - Day Of The Dove
TOS - For The World Is Hollow And I Have Touched The Sky
TOS - The Tholian Web
TOS - Plato’s Stepchildren
TOS - Wink Of An Eye
TOS - The Empath
TOS - Elaan Of Troyius
TOS - Whom Gods Detroy
TOS - Let That Be Your Last Battlefield
TOS - The Mark Of Gideon
TOS - That Which Survives
TOS - The Lights Of Zetar
TOS - Requiem For Methuselah
TOS - The Way To Eden
TOS - The Cloud Minders
TOS - The Savage Curtain
TOS - All Our Yesterdays
TOS - Turnabout Intruder
MOV - The Motion Picture
MOV - The Wrath Of Khan
MOV - The Search For Spock
MOV - The Voyage Home
MOV - The Final Frontier
MOV - The Undiscovered Country
TNG - Encounter At Farpoint
TNG - The Naked Now
TNG - Code Of Honor
TNG - The Last Outpost
TNG - Where No One Has Gone Before
TNG - Lonely Among Us
TNG - Justice
TNG - The Battle
TNG - Hide And Q
TNG - Haven
TNG - The Big Goodbye
TNG - Datalore
TNG - Angel One
TNG - 11001001
TNG - To Short A Season
TNG - When The Bough Breaks
TNG - Home Soil
TNG - Coming Of Age
TNG - Heart Of Glory
TNG - The Arsenal Of Freedom
TNG - Symbiosis
TNG - Skin Of Evil
TNG - We’ll Always Have Paris
TNG - Conspiracy
TNG - The Neutral Zone
TNG - The Child
TNG - Where Silence Has Lease
TNG - Elementary, Dear Data
TNG - The Outrageous Okona
TNG - Loud As A Whisper
TNG - The Schizoid Man
TNG - Unnatural Selection
TNG - A Matter Of Honor
TNG - The Measure Of A Man
TNG - The Dauphin
TNG - Contagion
TNG - The Royale
TNG - Time Squared
TNG - The Icarus Factor
TNG - Pen Pals
TNG - Q Who?
TNG - Samaritan Snare
TNG - Up The Long Ladder
TNG - Manhunt
TNG - The Emissary
TNG - Peak Performance
TNG - Shades Of Gray
TNG - Evolution
TNG - The Ensigns Of Command
TNG - The Survivors
TNG - Who Watches The Watchers?
TNG - The Bonding
TNG - Booby Trap
TNG - The Enemy
TNG - The Price
TNG - The Vengeance Factor
TNG - The Defector
TNG - The Hunted
TNG - The High Ground
TNG - Deja Q
TNG - A Matter Of Perspective
TNG - Yesterday’s Enterprise
TNG - The Offspring
TNG - Sins Of The Father
TNG - Allegiance
TNG - Captain’s Holiday
TNG - Tin Man
TNG - Hollow Pursuits
TNG - The Most Toys
TNG - Sarek
TNG - Menage A Troi
TNG - Transfigurations
TNG - The Best Of Both Worlds, Part 1
TNG - The Best Of Both Worlds, Part 2
TNG - Family
TNG - Brothers
TNG - Suddenly Human
TNG - Remember Me
TNG - Legacy
TNG - Reunion
TNG - Future Imperfect
TNG - Final Mission
TNG - The Loss
TNG - Data’s Day
TNG - The Wounded
TNG - Devil’s Due
TNG - Clues
TNG - First Contact
TNG - Galaxy’s Child
TNG - Night Terrors
TNG - Identity Crisis
TNG - The Nth Degree
TNG - Qpid
TNG - The Drumhead
TNG - Half A Life
TNG - The Host
TNG - The Mind’s Eye
TNG - In Theory
TNG - Redemption, Part 1
TNG - Redemption, Part 2
TNG - Darmok
TNG - Ensign Ro
TNG - Silicon Avatar
TNG - Disaster
TNG - The Game
TNG - Unification, Part 1
TNG - Unification, Part 2
TNG - A Matter Of Time
TNG - New Ground
TNG - Hero Worship
TNG - Violations
TNG - The Masterpiece Society
TNG - Conundrum
TNG - Power Play
TNG - Ethics
TNG - The Outcast
TNG - Cause And Effect
TNG - The First Duty
TNG - Cost Of Living
TNG - The Perfect Mate
TNG - Imaginary Friend
TNG - I, Borg
TNG - The Next Phase
TNG - The Inner Light
TNG - Time’s Arrow, Part 1
TNG - Time’s Arrow, Part 2
TNG - Realm Of Fear
TNG - Man Of The People
TNG - Relics
TNG - Schizms
TNG - True Q
TNG - Rascals
TNG - A Fistful Of Datas
TNG - The Quality Of Life
TNG - Chain Of Command, Part 1
TNG - Chain Of Command, Part 2
DS9 - Emissary
DS9 - A Man Alone
DS9 - Past Prologue
TNG - Ship In A Bottle
DS9 - Babel
TNG - Aquiel
DS9 - Captive Pursuit
TNG - Face Of The Enemy
DS9 - Q-Less
TNG - Tapestry
TNG - Birthright, Part 1
TNG - Birthright, Part 2
DS9 - Dax
TNG - Starship Mine
DS9 - The Passenger
TNG - Lessons
DS9 - Move Along Home
DS9 - The Nagus
DS9 - Vortex
DS9 - Battle Lines
DS9 - The Storyteller
TNG - The Chase
TNG - Frame Of Mind
TNG - Suspicions
TNG - Rightful Heir
DS9 - Progress
DS9 - If Wishes Were Horses
TNG - Second Chances
DS9 - Dramatis Personae
DS9 - The Forsaken
TNG - Timescape
DS9 - Duet
DS9 - In The Hands Of Prophets
TNG - Descent, Part 1
TNG - Descent, Part 2
DS9 - The Homecoming
DS9 - The Circle
DS9 - The Siege
TNG - Liaisons
TNG - Gambit, Part 1
TNG - Gambit, Part 2
DS9 - Cardassians
DS9 - Invasive Procedures
TNG - Interface
TNG - Phantasms
DS9 - Melora
TNG - Dark Page
DS9 - Rules Of Acquisition
DS9 - Necessary Evil
TNG - Attached
TNG - Force Of Nature
DS9 - Second Sight
TNG - Parallels
DS9 - Sanctuary
DS9 - The Alternate
TNG - Inheritance
TNG - Homeward
DS9 - Rivals
TNG - The Pegasus
ENT - These Are The Voyages...
DS9 - Armageddon Game
TNG - Sub Rosa
DS9 - Whispers
TNG - Lower Decks
DS9 - Paradise
DS9 - Shadowplay
TNG - Thine Own Self
DS9 - Playing God
TNG - Masks
TNG - Eye of The Beholder
DS9 - Profit And Loss
TNG - Genesis
TNG - Journey’s End
DS9 - Blood Oath
DS9 - The Maquis, Part 1
DS9 - The Maquis, Part 2
TNG - Firstborn
TNG - Bloodlines
DS9 - The Wire
TNG - Emergence
DS9 - Crossover
TNG - Preemptive Strike
DS9 - The Collaborator
DS9 - Tribunal
TNG - All Good Things...
DS9 - The Jem’Hadar
DS9 - The Search, Part 1
DS9 - The Search, Part 2
DS9 - The House Of Quark
DS9 - Equilibrium
DS9 - Second Skin
VOY - Caretaker
DS9 - The Abandoned
DS9 - Civil Defense
DS9 - Meridian
VOY - Parallax
DS9 - Defiant
VOY - Time And Again
DS9 - Fascination
DS9 - Past Tense, Part 1
DS9 - Past Tense, Part 2
DS9 - Life Support
DS9 - Heart Of Stone
VOY - Phage
DS9 - Destiny
VOY - The Cloud
VOY - Eye Of The Needle
DS9 - Prophet Motive
VOY - Ex Post Facto
DS9 - Visionary
MOV - Generations
VOY - Prime Factors
VOY - State Of Flux
DS9 - Distant Voices
DS9 - Through The Looking Glass
VOY - Heroes And Demons
DS9 - Improbable Cause
DS9 - The Die Is Cast
VOY - Cathexis
VOY - Faces
DS9 - Explorers
VOY - Jetrel
DS9 - Family Business
VOY - Learning Curve
DS9 - Shakaar
VOY - Projections
DS9 - Facets
VOY - Elogium
VOY - Twisted
DS9 - The Adversary
VOY - The 37’s
VOY - Initiations
VOY - Non Sequitur
DS9 - The Way Of The Warrior, Part 1
DS9 - The Way Of The Warrior, Part 2
VOY - Parturition
DS9 - Hippocratic Oath
DS9 - The Visitor
VOY - Persistence Of Vision
DS9 - Indiscretion
VOY - Tattoo
DS9 - Rejoined
VOY - Cold Fire
DS9 - Little Green Men
VOY - Maneuvers
DS9 - Starship Down
VOY - Resistance
DS9 - The Sword Of Kahless
DS9 - Our Man Bashir
VOY - Prototype
DS9 - Homefront
DS9 - Paradise Lost
VOY - Death Wish
VOY - Alliances
DS9 - Crossfire
VOY - Threshold
DS9 - Return To Grace
VOY - Meld
DS9 - Bar Association
VOY - Dreadnought
DS9 - Accession
VOY - Lifesigns
VOY - Investigations
VOY - Deadlock
DS9 - Sons Of Mogh
VOY - Innocence
DS9 - Rules Of Engagement
VOY - The Thaw
DS9 - Hard Time
VOY - Tuvix
DS9 - Shattered Mirror
DS9 - The Muse
VOY - Resolutions
DS9 - For The Cause
DS9 - The Quickening
DS9 - To The Death
DS9 - Body Parts
DS9 - Broken Link
VOY - Basics, Part 1
VOY - Basics, Part 2
DS9 - Apocalypse Rising
DS9 - The Ship
DS9 - Looking For Par’Mach In All The Wrong Places
VOY - Sacred Ground
VOY - False Profits
DS9 - The Assignment
VOY - Flashback
DS9 - Nor The Battle To The Strong
VOY - The Chute
DS9 - Trials And Tribble-ations
VOY - Remember
VOY - The Swarm
DS9 - Let He Who Is Without Sin...
VOY - Future’s End, Part 1
VOY - Future’s End, Part 2
DS9 - Things Past
VOY - Warlord
DS9 - The Ascent
VOY - The Q And The Grey
DS9 - Rapture
DS9 - The Darkness And The Light
VOY - Macrocosm
DS9 - The Begotten
VOY - Fair Trade
VOY - Alter Ego
DS9 - For The Uniform
VOY - Coda
VOY - Blood Fever
DS9 - In Purgatory’s Shadow
DS9 - By Inferno’s Light
DS9 - Dr. Bashir, I Presume
VOY - Unity
VOY - Darkling
DS9 - A Simple Investigation
VOY - Rise
DS9 - Business As Usual
DS9 - Ties Of Blood And Water
VOY - Favorite Son
VOY - Before And After
DS9 - Ferengi Love Songs
VOY - Real Life
DS9 - Soldiers Of The Empire
VOY - Distant Origin
DS9 - Children Of Time
DS9 - Blaze Of Glory
MOV - First Contact
DS9 - Empok Nor
VOY - Displaced
DS9 - In The Cards
VOY - Worst Case Scenario
DS9 - Call To Arms
VOY - Scorpion, Part 1
VOY - Scorpion, Part 2
VOY - The Gift
DS9 - A Time To Stand
DS9 - Rocks And Shoals
VOY - Day Of Honor
DS9 - Sons And Daughters
VOY - Nemesis
DS9 - Behind The Lines
VOY - Revulsion
DS9 - Favor The Bold
DS9 - Sacrifice Of Angels
VOY - The Raven
VOY - Scientific Method
DS9 - You Are Cordially Invited
VOY - Year Of Hell, Part 1
VOY - Year Of Hell, Part 2
VOY - Random Thoughts
DS9 - Resurrection
VOY - Concerning Flight
DS9 - Statistical Probabilities
DS9 - The Magnificent Ferengi
DS9 - Waltz
VOY - Mortal Coil
DS9 - Who Mourns For Morn?
VOY - Waking Moments
DS9 - Far Beyond The Stars
DS9 - One Little Ship
DS9 - Honor Among Thieves
VOY - Message In A Bottle
VOY - Hunters
DS9 - Change Of Heart
VOY - Prey
DS9 - Wrongs Darker Than Death Or Night
VOY - Retrospect
DS9 - Inquisition
VOY - The Killing Game, Part 1
VOY - The Killing Game, Part 2
DS9 - In The Pale Moonlight
VOY - Vis A Vis
DS9 - His Way
VOY - The Omega Directive
DS9 - The Reckoning
VOY - Unforgettable
DS9 - Valiant
VOY - Living Witness
DS9 - Profit And Lace
VOY - Demon
DS9 - Time’s Orphan
VOY - One
DS9 - The Sound Of Her Voice
DS9 - Tears Of The Prophets
VOY - Hope And Fear
VOY - Night
DS9 - Image In The Sand
DS9 - Shadows And Symbols
DS9 - Afterimage
DS9 - Take Me Out To The Holosuite
VOY - Drone
VOY - Extreme Risk
DS9 - Chrysalis
VOY - In The Flesh
DS9 - Treachery, Faith, And The Great River
DS9 - Once More Unto The Breach
DS9 - The Siege Of AR-558
VOY - Once Upon A Time
MOV - Insurrection
DS9 - Covenant
DS9 - It’s Only A Paper Moon
DS9 - Prodigal Daughter
VOY - Timeless
VOY - Thirty Days
DS9 - The Emperor’s New Cloak
DS9 - Field Of Fire
DS9 - Chimera
DS9 - Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang
VOY - Infinite Regress
DS9 - Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges
VOY - Nothing Human
DS9 - Penumbra
VOY - Counterpoint
DS9 - Til Death Do Us Part
VOY - Latent Image
DS9 - Strange Bedfellows
VOY - Bride Of Chaotica!
DS9 - The Changing Face Of Evil
VOY - Gravity
DS9 - When It Rains...
VOY - Bliss
DS9 - Tacking Into The Wind
VOY - Dark Frontier
DS9 - Extreme Measures
VOY - The Disease
DS9 - The Dogs Of War
VOY - Course: Oblivion
DS9 - What You Leave Behind
VOY - The Fight
VOY - Think Tank
VOY - Juggernaut
VOY - Someone To Watch Over Me
VOY - 11:59
VOY - Relativity
VOY - Equinox, Part 1
VOY - Equinox, Part 2
VOY - Survival Instinct
VOY - Barge Of The Dead
VOY - Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy
VOY - Alice
VOY - Dragon’s Teeth
VOY - Riddles
VOY - One Small Step
VOY - The Voyager Conspiracy
VOY - Pathfinder
VOY - Fair Haven
VOY - Blink Of An Eye
VOY - Vituoso
VOY - Memorial
VOY - Tsunkatse
VOY - Collective
VOY - Spirit Folk
VOY - Ashes To Ashes
VOY - Child’s Play
VOY - Good Shepherd
VOY - Live Fast And Prosper
VOY - Muse
VOY - Fury
VOY - Life Line
VOY - The Haunting Of Deck Twelve
VOY - Unimatrix Zero, Part 1
VOY - Unimatrix Zero, Part 2
VOY - Drive
VOY - Repression
VOY - Imperfection
VOY - Critical Care
VOY - Inside Man
VOY - Body And Soul
VOY - Nightingale
VOY - Flesh And Blood, Part 1
VOY - Flesh And Blood, Part 2
VOY - Shattered
VOY - Lineage
VOY - Repentance
VOY - Prophecy
VOY - The Void
VOY - Workforce, Part 1
VOY - Workforce, Part 2
VOY - Human Error
VOY - Q2
VOY - Author, Author
VOY - Friendship One
VOY - Natural Law
VOY - Homestead
VOY - Renaissance Man
VOY - Endgame
MOV - Nemesis
MOV - Star Trek

ST XI can go either between Terra Prime and The Cage or After ST: Nemesis.