Unification II
Unification II
This Story: Season 5 Episode 8 (production code 207)
TNG Overall: Episode 108
Trek Overall: Story 205b, Episode 210
Airdate: 11 Nov 1991
Story by Rick Berman & Michael Piller
Teleplay by Michael Piller
Directed by Cliff Bole
Notes
- Features the return of Denise Crosby as Sela, the final appearance of the character as of the writing of this blog post.
- Features an on screen dedication to Gene Roddenberry who had died 18 days prior to the broadcast of this episode.
- The dialogue between Picard & Spock about Klingon peace treaties was intended to be a tie in to “Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country” which was released a couple of months after this episode.
- The first mention of Klingon Opera and Worf’s like of it. This is expanded on when Worf joins Deep Space Nine as a regular character.
- The dress worn by one of Omag’s female companions was later re-used for Troi in the episode “Man of the People“.
- The official title of the episode is “Unification II”, as opposed to “Unification Part II”.
- Part II of this story was (mostly) filmed before Part I due to time constraints and the availability of Leonard Nimoy.
- In 2020, Star Trek Discovery aired a third part to this, “Unification III“. That episode showed what happened many MANY years down the line about what happened when Spock’s efforts were ultimately successful.
Links
[ Wikipedia | Memory Alpha | IMDB | Amazon US DVD | Amazon US Blu-Ray ]#StarTrekMarathon #StarTrek TNG Ep 108 - Unification II - 11 Nov 1991 1/2 Part II of this story is the one with Nimoy all over it. Spock is in nearly every scene, and it's glorious for those of us who grew up with TOS to see Spock fully integrated here. It was as if TNG stopped trying to avoid TOS
— Joe Siegler (@joesiegler.blog) January 1, 2025 at 2:52 PM
[image or embed]
#StarTrekMarathon #StarTrek TNG Ep 108 - Unification II - 11 Nov 1991 2/2 finally. Thought there was too much time in caves, but otherwise super fun. The stuff with Klingon Opera is a riot. Denise Crosby's Sela makes her final appearance in the series here. I didn't want this to end, still love it.
— Joe Siegler (@joesiegler.blog) January 1, 2025 at 2:52 PM
[image or embed]