Time Lord Victorious Chronology

Advertised as a single, unified multi-media cross-platform story spread across videos, audios, escape rooms, video games, prose, comics, short stories, plays, webcasts, T-shirts, and action figures, this actually came together from three different sources follwing three diverse paths.  One leads into a live one hour escape room game still operating in several cities in England (A Dalek Awakens) and another into a two-and-a-half hour immersive experience which ceased operating in 2022 (UNIT-centered Time Fracture).  Neither of those two have much of any contribution at all to the main Time Lord Victorious story nor even more than very shaky crossover connections to it.  What follows is my attempt to bring coherence out of what some have described as a confusing total mess, with parts of the story having been released out of order and irrelevant entries included.

Though the main focus of the story is the Tenth Doctor in the immediate aftermath of The Waters of Mars, the Eighth Doctor and the Ninth Doctor also play significant parts; in Eight’s timeline, these events fall just before the Last Great Time War, while in Nine’s timeline they fall between Series 1’s “Father’s Day” (or else Series 4 of Big Finish’s The Ninth Doctor Adventures) and Series 1’s “The Empty Child”.

This is not the full original chronology, which it could not in fact be since parts of that no longer exist, but it is a good account of the story that can be recreated now.

** means a short clip
+ means prose
© mean comic
@ means audio
No symbol means video

The Road to the Dark Times

This was a Blu-ray boxset released by BBV of stories in both Classic Who and New Who that tie directly into the Time Lord Victorious multi-platform event with an explanation by author James Goss of how each story connects, each of which (explanations, that is) is also available on the event website.  For a description of each story, see the entry for it above.

“Planet of the Daleks” (Season 10, Serial 4)
“Genesis of the Daleks” (Season 12, Serial 4)
“The Deadly Assassin” (Season 14, Serial 3)
“State of Decay” (Season 18, Serial 4)
* “Resurrection of the Daleks” (Season 21, Serial 4)
* “Revelation of the Daleks” (Season 22, Serial 6)
* “Remembrance of the Daleks” (Season 25, Serial 1)
“The Curse of Fenric” (Season 26, Serial 3)
The Runaway Bride (Christmas Special 2006)
The Waters of Mars (Autumn Special 2009)

(* These three are not part of the boxset as compiled by Goss, but make up the trilogy of the Imperial-Renegade Dalek Civil War, in the aftermath of which the Restoration Empire, with its Dalek Time Squad, of this storyline was founded.)

In addition, the following two mostly Thirteenth Doctor-centered stories from Titan Comics (a duology called A Tale of Two Time Lords), both of which include the Tenth Doctor, are not part of the TLV story but do lead directly, at least from the point-of-view of Thirteen, into the events of the Tenth Doctor-focused TLV story Defender of the Daleks.  For Thirteen, the events take place during Series 11, after “Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror”; for Ten, the events of the initial duology begin and end during the time he and Martha are trapped in 1969’s London in the Series 3 episode “Blink”.

© A Little Help From My Friends (TPB; 11 Oct 2020)
© Alternating Current (TPB; 11 May 2021)

The following select volumes from BBC Books’ Eighth Doctor Adventures range plus the one from Mad Norwegian Press’ Faction Paradox series, The Book of War deal with the War in Heaven and Faction Paradox, and provide background to “Canaries” and Wintertime Paradox below.

+ EDA #6 Alien Bodies
+ Faction Paradox: The Book of War
+ EDA #23 Unnatural History
+ EDA #25 Interference: Shock Tactic
+ EDA #26 Interference: The Hour of the Geek
+ EDA #36 The Ancestor Cell
+ EDA #73 The Gallifrey Chronicles

Time Lord Victorious (main storyline)

The TARDIS, using its telepathic connection to other versions of itself, brings together the Eighth and Ninth Doctors to help put the Tenth back in place after The Waters of Mars.  The core part of this storyline lies in the two Penguin Books novellas, but the rest fill out the picture more fully, including how Eight and Nine got involved.

The audios, novellas, and short stories below are the most relevant and most accessible of all the various media that came under the TLV umbrella, with the storyline comprised of five separate but interwoven threads featuring the Eighth Doctor, the Ninth Doctor, the Tenth Doctor, the Dalek Restoration Empire (and its Time Squad), and Brian the Ood assassin.  The time fracture of this storyline resulted from the Tenth Doctor’s changing of a fixed event in time—Adelaide Brooke’s death—which grew despite her corrective actions regarding her own personal timeline.

The short stories by Eaglemoss are nearly impossible to find since the company went bankrupt in 2022, but TARDIS Wiki has a decent summary for each.  While not absolutely necessary, they are helpful to explain the Daleks here.

+ “What the TARDIS Thought of ‘Time Lord Victorious’” (15 Nov 2020)

In this short story published on the Doctor Who TV website for the 11th anniversary of The Waters of Mars and included on the TLV event website, the TARDIS takes advantage of takes him back to the early Dark Times, when the Kotturuh are beginning to stir and bring death to the universe.

+ “The Dawn of the Kotturuh” (25 Sep 2020)

This short story on the TLV event website shows the Kotturuh as they moved out from their home on Mordeela to begin spreading their “gift” of Death in the Dark Times, starting on the planet Birinji.

+ “The Guide to the Dark Times” (3 Sep 2020)

This short story in the Doctor Who Annual 2021 was posed as an article from the in-universe magazine The Dark Times Times, written and published by ‘Melody Malone’, pen name for River Song.

@ Lesser Evils (7 Oct 2020)

This Big Finish short trip audio, also narrated by Jon Culshaw, features the Tremas Master facing off against the Kotturuh when they arrive to judge the people of Alexis, to which he has been exiled.  The events take place sometime between “The Ultimate Foe” (Season 23’s Serial 4) and “Survival” (Season 26’s Serial 4), demonstrating the Kotturuh’s presence in the time of the Tenth Doctor in the original timeline, before Ten interferred with past events in the Dark Times.

+ “The Restoration Empire” (20 Oct-2 Dec 2020)

This short story by Eaglemoss shows the beginnings of the Restoration Empire of the Daleks erected in the aftermath of the Imperial-Renegade Dalek Civil War shown in the three serials listed above under ‘The Road to the Dark Times’, during the time of the Eighth Doctor and before the Last Great Time War.  Good summary available on Doctor Who Wiki.

“The Last Message” (1 Sep 2020)

This short webcast on Youtube contained a warning to the universe “about The Doctor” from the lone surviving Drone of the Dalek Time Squad, which was destroyed by the Eighth Doctor in the Dark Times.

+ “The Last Message” (20 Oct 2020)

In this Eaglemoss short story, the Restoration Emperor on Skaro receives the Lone Dalek Drone’s warning “about The Doctor” (with no other info), leading to his sending the Dalek Time Squad back to the Dark Times, in a bootstrap paradox.  Good summary available on Doctor Who Wiki.

Daleks! (12 Nov-10 Dec 2020)
         1. “The Archive of Islos” (12 Nov 2020)
         2. “The Sentinel of the Fifth Galaxy” (18 Nov 2020)|
         3. “Planet of the Mechanoids” (26 Nov 2020)
         4. “The Deadly Ally” (3 Dec 2020)
         5. “Day of Reckoning” (10 Dec 2020)

This webcast miniseries, which takes place in the ‘Wilderness Era’ and was released on Youtube, shows the Restoration Empire coming up against a being of pure energy from outside N-Space (‘normal space’, aka “our” universe), whom they refer to as The Entity, encountering along the way the Archivians, the Sentinel of the Fifth Galaxy, and the Mechanoids, ending with the Entity, aka ‘Slave of the Hond’, warning them on its way back to its dimension of its masters, who in the original timeline died out in the Dark Times but exist in the present.

© Defender of the Daleks (2 Sep & 7 Oct 2020)

(First, read the previous comics stories of this trilogy—A Little Help From My Friends and Alternating Current—listed in the section above, ‘The Road to the Dark Times’; they’re not part of TLV but are the first two installments of the trilogy, A Tale of Two Time Lords.)

Also known as ‘Time Lord Victorious’, this two-issue story picks up right at the end of Alternating Current, with the Tenth Doctor opening the doors of the TARDIS to find a group of Daleks waiting for him, begging for his help against the Hond, an enemy previously extinct since the Dark Times but now recently back from nonexistence due to the time fracture created by the later version of Ten in The Waters of Mars.  This is still Ten in the midst of the Series 3 story “Blink”, mind you.  These Daleks know nothing of a Time War between the Daleks and the Time Lords.  He manages to outwit their inevitable betrayal once the main crisis is over, with the help of Thirteen; the Dalek Prime Strategist then aims for the Eighth Doctor.  For Thirteen, her part takes place immediately after Alternating Current, the second part of the comics duology that takes place just after Series 11’s “Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror”.

@ Echoes of Extinction, Part 1: 8th Doctor (16 Apr 2021)

In the first part of this Big Finish audio drama: on a tour of the 700 Wonders of the Universe, the Eight Doctor, voiced by Paul MacGann, accidentally arrives on a station orbiting the planet Orriv and meets a woman named Jasmine, last of her species, which was recently destroyed by a self-aware AI of psychic energy known as The Network, and her robot butler Edwards.

@ He Kills Me, He Kills Me Not (14 Apr 2020)

Resuming his tour of the 700 Wonders of the Universe in this Big Finish audio drama, the Eighth Doctor (voiced by Paul McGann) arrives at what he expects to be the water planet Atharna to see a statue that is one of the Wonders, but instead finds it a sparsely inhabited desert wasteland.  There he meets Felicity and the assassin Brian the Ood, and while learning of their story meets Marshal Katherine Steele, Samson the bartender, Craddock the doctor, and, later, Sophie, Felicity’s lover.  Brian the Ood falls through the Time Vortex into the Dark Times despite Eight’s attempt to save him.  The story ends with Eight landing the TARDIS and opening its doors to find himself a prisoner of the Restoration Daleks.

@ The Enemy of My Enemy (11 Nov 2020)

This Big Finish audio drama finds the Eighth Doctor (voiced by Paul McGann), still in ‘his own’ time, forced by his Dalek captors to attend their negotiations with the Wraxians, whom Eight knows should not exist, their entire lot having died out in the Dark Times thousands of years ago.  Their superweapon, the Devolver, is a pivotal plot point also connected to the BF short trip Master Thief listed below.  At the end of this one, Eight links his TARDIS to the Dalek ship to travel back to the Dark Times.

@ Master Thief (7 Oct 2020)

In this Big Finish short trip audio narrated by Jon Culshaw, after retrieving the Devolver from the jungle planet Wrax, which is devoid of civilization, the Auton Master breaks into the Repository, the most secure vault of the most wealthy in the galaxy, in a caper which goes badly awry and ends with his regeneration.

© Monstrous Beauty (17 Sep, 15 Oct, 12 Nov 2020)

In this three-comic story by Panini Comics set in the early Dark Times and published in Doctor Who Magazine on the above dates and as a single trade paperback on 10 Jun 2025, the Ninth Doctor and Rose encounter the Great Vampires along with Shobogans of a pre-Time Lord Gallifrey led by a female Rassilon, with our heroes eventually freeing the vampire slaves from their Great Vampire masters as the Free Undead.

+ The Knight, the Fool, and the Dead (1 Oct 2020)

This novella published by Penguin Books features the Tenth Doctor (voiced by David Tennant) landing on the planet Andalia just after his entry into the Dark Times at the height of the Kotturuh Crisis in the wake of The Waters of Mars, where he witnesses the Kotturuh genocide the entire population save one, a woman named Estinee.  The story includes a scientist named Fallomax as well as Brian the Ood, who becomes a companion of sorts to Ten.  When Ten resolves to wipe out the Kotturuh, he is briefly halted at the end by Eight, with the Dalek Time Squad, and Nine and Rose, with the Free Undead, facing off against his mercenary Victris Fleet.

+ All Flesh is Grass; Chaps 1-3 (10 Dec 2020)

The first part of this Penguin Books novella features the Battle of Mordeela, home planet of the Kotturuh, in which Ten unleashes the weapon of the Kotturuh against them, then has to flee his outraged other selves.

@ The Minds of Magnox (3 Dec 2020)

In this BBC Audio story read by Jacob Dudman, the Tenth Doctor, on the run and accompanied by Brian the Ood, travels to the planet Magnox, then the greatest home of knowledge in the galaxy, to ask a vital question of the Minds of Magnox who rule it.  Most of the Magnoxians are wiped out, however, the survivors reolocating to the planet Islos, where they establish the Archive.  The Eleventh Doctor appears at the end, stopping by on his way to Trenzalore.

© Tales of the Dark Times (25 Sep, 10 & 22 Oct, 4 & 19 Nov 2020)

This miniseries of five digital comics by Comic Creator (which can be found on Youtube), focus on Brian the Ood and the Tenth Doctor, the Velosians and the Dalek Time Squad, those same Daleks and Huon particles, the Ninth Doctor and Ikalla (commander of the Free Undead), and lastly Eight and Nine searching together for the Time Lord Victorious.

+ “Mission to the Known” (2 Dec 2020)

Another story published by Eaglemoss, this features the Dalek Restoration Emperor, the Scientist, and the Executioner.  Adequate summary available on TARDIS Wiki.

+ All Flesh is Grass; Chaps 4-15 (10 Dec 2020)

In the second part of the novella, the paths of the three Doctors eventually collide on the planet Entraxis, leading to a chaotic climax on the planet Birinji, first victim of the Koturruh, which leads Ten to finally abandon the title ‘Time Lord Victorious’.

@ Mutually Assured Destruction (9 Dec 2020)

In this Big Finish audio trilogy, the Eighth Doctor (voiced by Paul McGann) engineers the end of his Dalek Time Squad captors along with that of the Restoration Empire, with the help of Tiska and Groth, the last two surviving Tralassans, who have been held in cryogenics as ‘specimens’ for experimentation.

+ “Exit Strategy” (5 Dec 2020)

In this Eaglemoss short story, the Dalek Prime Strategist watches as his fellow Daleks are pulled apart and into the Time Vortex, before activating Koturruh crystals procured during their odyssey in the Dark Times to escape via a temporal shift in order to launch a war against Gallifrey, destined to become the Last Great Time War.

+ “Canaries” (15 Oct 2020)

This short story published on the TLV website and included at the end of the paperback and digital (but not hardback) editions of the anthology The Wintertime Paradox (the stories within which it prefaces despite being at the end), features Anke von Griel of the Verbier Museum of the Impossible, the Eighth and Eleventh Doctors, and the Curator at the end.

+ The Wintertime Paradox (15 Oct 2020)

Not so much a part of TLV as it is a spinoff from the connecting short story “Canaries”, this anthology of twelve connected Christmas and Doctor Who themed short stories, the ‘Paradox’ in the title refers to *Faction Paradox, which has not been seen in the Whoniverse since EDA #73 The Gallifrey Chronicles, two members of which, Sibling Same (later Max) and Sibling Different (later Mae), feature in the first, fifth, ninth, and twelfth stories, as well as in the TLV short story “Canaries”, which leads into the anthology’s first story.

(*Featured in the War in Heaven Arc of BBC Books’ Eight Doctor Adventures as well as its spinoff series and The Gallifrey Chronicles.

@ Echoes of Extinction, Part 2: 10th Doctor (16 Apr 2021)

In the second part of this Big Finish audio story, on his way back to London in 1969 from the Dark Times, the Tenth Doctor (voiced by David Tennant) comes across a spaceship travelling to the the planet Orriv, where he finds a salvage team composed of Jasmine, Cooke, and Joshi Frye headed for the planet to extract valuable scrap from the wreckage of the space station; for the salvage team, it has only been a week since the planet fell silent.  Ten mourns, knowing that Eight is about to head into the Last Great Time War.

(For all intents and purposes, the story ends here, but the following BF audio story and its promo serve as a fitting coda to the storyline.)

** “Genetics of the Daleks” (10 Dec 2020)

A short webcast promo on Youtube for the following BF audio story.

@ Genetics of the Daleks (10 Dec 2020)

In this audio story by Big Finish, a lone Dalek floating in space (the lone survivor of the Dalek Time Saucer) is brought aboard Starship Future in 2985, a human colony ship with thousands of humans in cryogenic stasis, and is secretly revived by an insane scientist.  Meanwhile, several of the colonists have been replaced by members of a criminal syndicate, including the chief of security.  Into this mess lands the Fourth Doctor (voiced by Tom Baker).  The story may’ve been produced as a lead-in to the escape room A Dalek Awakens, but it serves as a good coda to the actual TLV story.

{In the Tenth Doctor’s timeline—though not the show’s—the events of the 50th Anniversary Special, The Day of the Doctor, follow here, if not immediately after The Waters of Mars.}

The Story of Greater East Chattanooga

(East Chattanooga Station of Tennessee Valley Rail Road, from rgusrail.com)

Due to its length (208 pages), I am at this time only posting this to my Academia.edu profile at this URL: https://www.academia.edu/143483425/The_Story_of_Greater_East_Chattanooga

I have no restrictions on my account there, so accessing it should be no problem for anyone; it's in pdf form.

Chronology of Star Trek's Mirror Universe (episodes, novels, novellas, & short stories)

STAR TREK: MIRROR UNIVERSE

Because of the flaws in the supposed temporal mechanics of the Star Trek: Coda versus the established temporal mechanics of the Star Trek Universe, which I discussed in my take down of ‘Coda’, along with what happened in the opening teaser of “In a Mirror Darkly”, I submit that the Mirror Universe came about due to the events of Coda, and that actual Prime Universe, dubbed ‘First Splinter Timeline’ by the soulless minions of orthodoxy at Paramount, continued on past the beginning of Coda.

With the timeline erased back to 2063, there was never a CAPT Picard and USS Enterprise to go back in time and ensure that First Contact came about the way it did at the end of Star Trek: First Contact.

In this chronology, Classic Trek mixes with Nu Trek, and includes novels, novellas, and short stories from the ‘Relaunch’ Novelverse.  Yes, there is discontinuity between these various sources, but in some cases there is also at least slight (and some major) discontinuity within them.

ENT Season 1

2063

ST:ENT s04e18e19 “In a Mirror Darkly” (Teaser)
         (Vulcans make First Contact with Earth at Bozeman, Montana, after the Phoenix draws the attention of their survey ship T'Plana-Hath by reaching warp speed; instead of shaking the newcomer’s hand, the mirror Zefram Cochrane shoots him and the Terrans seize the ship)

2155

ST:ENT s04e18e19 “In a Mirror Darkly”
         (the rest of this two-part episode takes place entirely in the Mirror Universe, featuring the ISS Enterprise discovering the USS Defiant which crossed over during the events of ST:TOS “The Tholian Web”; beginning of the Terran Empire Rebellion against it, and the series of events that leads to Empress Hoshi Sato)

ST MU: Glass Empires: Age of the Empress
         (Empress Hoshi Sato I loses her throne to the Andorians when she is kidnapped by them; after she is freed by T’Pol and regains her throne, she makes Vulcans equal to Terrans)

2156

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “Nobunaga”
         (Mirror Charles Tucker is tortured by mirror Phlox to learn the prefix code of the ISS Nobunaga, stolen by Jonathan Archer with Tucker’s help)

2248

ST MU: Shards and Shadows, “Ill Winds”
         (features mirror CAPT Robert April of the ISS Constellation and his wife mirror Sarah, inventor of the agonizer)

2256

ST:DSC s01e09 “Into the Forest I Go”
ST:DSC s01e10 “Despite Yourself”
ST:DSC s01e11 “The Wolf Inside”
ST:DSC s01e12 “Vaulting Ambition”
ST:DSC s01e13 “What’s Past is Prologue”
         (Five-part saga of the USS Discovery, commanded by CAPT Gabriel Lorca, crossing over to the Mirror Universe “accidentally” in the midst of the Klingon war, discovering the Terran Empire, counterparts of most of the crew, and the Empress in the form of Mirror Philippa Georgiou whose Prime Universe counterpart died at the Battle of the Binary Stars (ST:DSC s01e02); also that CAPT Lorca is actually Mirror CAPT Lorca, formerly of the ISS Buran.  When they finally return, minus the imposter but plus former Empress Georgiou, nine months have passed.  All are sworn to secrecy as absolute as that later surrounding the Taurus Meta-genome.)

2255 (3189)

ST:DSC s03e09e10 “Terra Firma”
         (the Guardian of Forever sends Georgiou back in time from 3189 more than a century to 2255 and over to the Mirror Universe, at the period of Lorca’s attempted coup d’etat against her, where she learns the whole truth about the plot’s full extent; the process is to synchronize her quantum signature with that of the Prime Universe; the bulk of the story takes place this year, though the framing story is in 3189, the time in which the Georgiou of the story is now from; and yes, in purely chronological terms this entry comes before the previous entry, but the Georgiou acting in the past events is the 34th century Georgiou)

2264

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “The Greater Good”
         (with the help of Spock and Marlena Moreau, James T. Kirk of ISS Farragut assassinates Christopher Pike and Number One of ISS Enterprise and takes control of it, with Spock as first officer)

2267

ST:TOS s02e10 “Mirror, Mirror”
         (due to a transporter malfunction while beaming up to the USS Enterprise from the planet Halkan, CAPT Kirk, Dr. McCoy, LT Uhura, and LCDR Scott find themselves on the ISS Enterprise of the Terran Empire in the Mirror Universe.

2268

ST:TOS s03e09 “The Tholian Web”
         (features the disappearance of USS Defiant, NCC-1764 from a phasic anomaly near Tholian space; CAPT Kirk is caught in between phases; the Enterprise is nearly caught in a Tholian energy web waiting to rescue him)

2277

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “The Black Flag”
         (ADM Spock’s agent T’Prynn, Taurus Reach, COMO Diego Reyes, Imperial Starbase 47, and the Shedai Wanderer)

2267-2295

ST MU: The Sorrows of Empire
         (the story of mirror Spock’s overthrow of Terran emperor James T. Kirk by murdering him, his subsequent reign during which he attempted to institute the principles of the Prime Universe’s UFP; his downfall; the conquest of the empire by the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance)

2324

Star Trek: Section 31
         (most of the action takes place in the early 24th century Prime Universe, but there are several flashbacks to Georgiou’s early life in the Mirror Universe; the antagonist of the story is, in fact, from Georgiou’s early life who has also crossed over)

2333

ST STA: Three
         (identical twins Gerda and Idun Asmund, human orphans raised as warriors on Qo’Nos, serve as helms officer and navigator aboard the Stargazer; a transporter accident results in an inhabitant of the Mirror Universe on the pad who identifies herself as Gerda Idun Asmund; action in both universes)

2340

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - The Traitor
         (back in the Mirror Universe, Gerda Idun Asmund is helmsman of the Terran Rebellion ship captained by mirror Guinan; Luc Picard saves an away team from a Klingon ambush)

2347-2348; 2372

ST MU: Obsidian Alliances - Cutting Ties
         (M'k'nzy of Calhoun, former slave of the Terran Empire, is now a slave in the mines of Remus until bought by Rojan, a Romulan business magnate, with whose half-Vulcan daughter, Soleta, he becomes involved)

2366

Star Trek: Seven Deadly Sins – Lust: Freedom Angst
         (features mirror Benjamin Sisko begins working for Intendent Kira Nerys of the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance’s station Terok Nor; Janel’s death here conflicts with events in “Saturn’s Children”)

2370

ST:DS9 s02e23 “Crossover”
         (Major Kira and Dr. Bashir accidentally cross over to the Mirror Universe  while passing through the wormhole, finding Mirror Kira Nerys as the Intendent of Terok Nor for the Klingon-Cardassian-Bajoran Alliance, Mirror Ben Sisko as her chief henchmen, and ‘Smiley’ (Mirror Miles O’Brien) as her fix-it man)

2371

ST:DS9 s03e19 “Through the Looking Glass”
         (Smiley crosses over to the Prime Universe and kidnaps CMDR Sisko to the Mirror Universe to convince Dr. Jennifer Sisko to stop working for the Alliance and, hopefully, join the Terran Rebellion)

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “The Sacred Chalice”
         (title refers to a brothel on mirror Betazed run by Lwaxana Troi and her daughter Deanna, also features mirror versions of Luc Picard, Kestra Troi, and Lursa and B’Etor, daughters of Duras)

ST MU: Glass Empires - The Worst of Both Worlds
         (Luc Picard agrees to take an aging mirror Noonien Soong to a planet to become a human-machine hybrid, only to discover mirror Borg)

ST MU: Obsidian Alliances - The Mirror-Scaled Serpent
         (Chakotay commands a ship in the Terran Rebellion which encounters two people thrown into the Alpha Quadrant from the Delta Quadrant; also features mirrors of Neelix, Kes, B’Elanna, Tom Paris, Tuvok, Spock, Kathryn Janeway, Lewis Zimmerman, and others)

2372

ST MU: Shards and Shadows – “Bitter Fruit”
         (Tuvok and Kes try to assassinate B’Elanna after she discovers the power of telepathy)

ST MU: Shard and Shadows – “Homecoming”
         (features M'k'n'zy of Calhoun and mirror versions of Edward Jellico, Kalinda Si Qwan, Robin Lefler, Soleta, Mark Henry, and others)

ST:DS9 s04e20 “Shattered Mirror”
         (Dr. Jennifer Sisko crosses over to the Prime Universe to meet Jake, then lure him to the Mirror Universe, knowing CMDR Sisko will follow, because the Alliance needs his help to finish their Defiant)

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “Family Matters”
         (features mirror Klag, son of M’Raq, with mirror versions of Corat Dumar, Drex son of Martok, Worf son of Mogh, Skrain Dukat, and others)

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “Homecoming”
         (features M'k'n'zy of Calhoun and mirror versions of Edward Jellico, Kalinda Si Qwan, Robin Lefler, Soleta, Mark Henry, and others)

2374

ST:DS9 s06e08 “Resurrection”
         (in this one, all action takes place in the Prime Universe, after Mirror Bareil Antos crosses over to steal an object to take back to the Mirror Universe on behalf of Intendent Kira, who has also crossed over)

2375

ST:DS9 s07e12 “The Emperor’s New Cloak”

ST MU: Obsidian Alliances – Saturn’s Children
         (former Intendent Kira is now a slave to Martok, who has taken Worf’s former position and made Ro the new intendent, and the Terran Alliance has installed a Romulan cloak on the Defiant; starts after ST:DS9 “The Emperor’s New Cloak” and ends about here)

ST MU: Shards and Shadows – “A Terrible Beauty”
         (Keiko Ishikawa's life from working in the Alliance mines to escaping to Terok Nor and meeting Miles O'Brien)

2376

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “Empathy”
         (Terran Rebellion ship Deanna CO William T. Riker, mirror versions of Tuvok, Christine Vale, and others)

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “For Want of a Nail”
         (features mirror Reginald Barclay, Duras, Gowron, K’Ehleyr, and Alynna Nechayev)

2377

ST DS9: Warpath, by David Mack
         (in the aftermath of Taran’atar’s attack on Kira and Ro, Elias Vaughn and the USS Defiant chase him into the Gamma Quadrant and discover that his motives are more complex than apparent)

ST DS9: Fearful Symmetry, by Olivia Woods
         (while other events are included, the main storyline focuses on Prime Kira Nerys, Mirror Intendent Kira Nerys, Prime Iliana Ghemor who thinks she is the real Prime Kira Nerys, and the Mirror Iliana Ghemor who is still sane)

ST DS9: The Soul Key, by Olivia Woods
         (the storyline begun in the Worlds of Deep Space Nine novellas “Bajor: Fragments and Omens” and “The Dominion: Olympus Descending” and continuing thru Warpath and Fearful Symmetry finally comes to a head through direct intervention of the Prophets)

2377-2381

ST MU: Rise Like Lions
         (centers on Terok Nor and mirror Bajor, with mirror versions of Miles O’Brien, Iliana Ghemor, Ezri Tigan, Leeta, many others; tells the story of mirror Miles O’Brien leading the Terran Rebellion to victory over the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance in 2379; the victors choosing not to restore the Terran Empire but to establish the Galactic Commonwealth, headquartered on the planet Deneva*; Smiley’s retirement to Earth with Keiko Ishikawa)

2385

ST:PRO s02e19 “Cracked Mirror”
         (the reunion of the USS Prodigy with USS Voyager results in both ships ending up in the Mirror Universe, in which the Terran Rebellion has defeated the Alliance and restored the Terran Empire*)

2386

ST S31: Disavowed

         (Section 31 tasks Dr. Julian Bashir and Sarina Douglas of Starfleet Intelligence with preventing the Breen from getting a new weapon from the Mirror Universe)

* Clearly a major discontinuity issue, but see my comments above.

Chronology of Star Trek's Entire Original Canon Universe (TV, Films, Novels, etc.)

Before the abomination that is the Star Trek: Coda trilogy was commissioned by Paramount to erase from existence all of Star Trek that has preceded Star Trek: Picard in real time, at least in the first and second generations thereof, there existed a Star Trek in small screen, large screen, novels, and short stories that added up to a whole that was pretty much consistent in continuity other than some minor details.  This is a chronological virtual timeline of that pre-Coda continuity, combining all its elements, leaving out the Kelvinverse, the Shatnerverse, and Star Trek Online, all three of which exist in their own separate continuities.

In the current, post-Coda “Prime Universe” according to Paramount, none of these events happened.

ST COE = Star Trek: Corps of Engineers (continuation of ST SCE)
ST:DS9/ST DS9 = Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
ST DTI = Star Trek: Department of Temporal Investigations
ST:ENT/ST ENT = Star Trek: Enterprise
ST GKN = Star Trek: Gorkon
ST KE = Star Trek: Klingon Empire (continuation of ST GKN)
ST MU = Star Trek: Mirror Universe
ST NE = Star Trek: New Earth
ST NF = Star Trek: New Frontier
ST SCE = Star Trek: Starfleet Corps of Engineers
ST SKR = Star Trek: Seekers
ST STA = Star Trek: Stargazer
ST TCT = Star Trek: The Captain’s Table
ST TEW = Star Trek: The Eugenics Wars
ST:TNG/ST TNG = Star Trek: The Next Generation
ST:TOS/ST TOS = Star Trek: The Original Series
ST VAN = Star Trek: Vanguard
ST:VOY/ST VOY = Star Trek: Voyager

1893

Data, Picard, Riker, Troi, Crusher, and La Forge travel back in time to stop two Devidians who have travelled back to late 19th century San Francisco to steal human neural energy in the two-part ST:TNG Season 5, Episode 26-Season 6, Episode 1 story “Time’s Arrow”.  There they meet Jack London, then a bell hop at a SF hotel, Samuel Clemens, and Guinan the El Aurian.

1930

McCoy, Kirk, and Spock travel back in time to New York City in ST:TOS s01e28 “The City on the Edge of Forever”.

1947

The bulk of the ST:DS9 s04e08 story “Little Green Men” takes place this year: Quark, Nog, and Rom crash at Roswell, New Mexico, and make their way back using energy from an atomic bomb test.

1957

The bulk of the ST:ENT s02e02 story “Carbon Creek”, about three Vulcans marooned on Earth for months, takes place this year.

1968

USS Enterprise travels back in time for ‘routine historical research’ and encounters Gary Seven of the Aegis in the ST:TOS s01e26 story “Assignment: Earth”.

1969

In the ST:TOS s01e21 story “Tomorrow is Yesterday”, the USS Enterprise is hurled back in time to Earth of this year, and is reported as a UFO by the US Air Force.  The crew, however, manage to erase all trace of their having been there before returning to 2267.

1974-1989

ST TEW: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume One

1986

In Star Trek VI: The Voyage Home, Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Uhura, Scott, Sulu, and Chekov travel to San Francisco of this year aboard the Klingon bird-of-prey HMS Bounty to retrieve two humpback whales to take back to 2286 to save Earth and the Federation.

1992-1996

The Eugenics Wars

ST TEW: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume Two

1996

USS Voyager travels to Los Angeles of this year chasing a time traveller who ends up in 1967 in the ST:VOY episode s03e08e09 story “Future’s End”.

2004

Agent Daniels of the Federation Temporal Agency from the 31st century sends Archer and T’Pol of UES Enterprise to 2004 Los Angeles after three Reptilian Xindi who have taken a bio-weapon back to 2004 to annihilate all humans, in the ST:ENT s03e11 story “Carpenter Street”.

2024

Sisko, Bashir, and Dax are marooned in a dystopian past San Francisco in the two-part ST:DS9 s03e11e12 story “Past Tense”.  They are rescued and returned to their present, 2371, by Kira and O’Brien, who first jump to 1930, 1967, and 2048 before arriving in 2024.

2031

The O’Neill colonies are established in six hollowed out asteroids at Earth’s L-5 point.

2053

Third World War, between the New United Nations (aka ‘Western Alliance’, primarily USA and EU) and the Eastern Coalition (India, Russia, China, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Viet Nam, and Singapore)

2058

During a test to generate a stable subspace field in cooperation with Zefram Cochrane at Earth Station Bozeman, all six O’Neill colonies around Earth vanish without a trace.

2063

The bulk of Star Trek VIII: First Contact takes place this year; Zefram Cochrane’s Project Phoenix achieves warp speed, drawing the attention of a Vulcan science vessel on the outer edges of the Sol System, leading to First Contact of Humans with an extraterrestrial sentient species, which in turn leads to a United Earth government.

2105

The War of Martian Independence establishes the independence of the Confederated Martian Colonies.

2130

The Traité d'Unification is signed in Paris, establishing the United Earth, though the United States of America, China, and Australia remain out.

2141

United Earth Starfleet forms with its headquarters in San Francisco, despite USA’s continuing to hold out.

2150

With the USA, China, and Australia joining, United Earth is now complete.

STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE

ENT Season 1

2151

ST:ENT s01e01e02 “Broken Bow”
ST:ENT s01e03 “Fight or Flight”
ST:ENT s01e04 “Strange New World”
ST:ENT s01e05 “Unexpected”
ST:ENT s01e06 “Terra Nova”
ST:ENT s01e07 “The Andorian Incident”

Star Trek: The Brave and the Bold, Prelude - “Discovery”

ST:ENT s01e08 “Breaking the Ice”
ST:ENT s01e09 “Civilization”
ST:ENT s01e10 “Fortunate Son”
ST:ENT s01e11 “Cold Front”
ST:ENT s01e12 “Silent Enemy”
ST:ENT s01e13 “Dear Doctor”
ST:ENT s01e14 “Sleeping Dogs”
ST:ENT s01e15 “Shadows of P’Jem”
ST:ENT s01ee16 “Shuttlepod One”
ST:ENT s01e17 “Fusion”

2152

ST:ENT s01e18 “Rogue Planet”
ST:ENT s01e19 “Acquisition”
ST:ENT s01e20 “Oasis”
ST:ENT s01e21 “Detained”
ST:ENT s01e22 “Vox Sola”
ST:ENT s01e23 “Fallen Hero”
ST:ENT s01e24 “Desert Crossing”
ST:ENT s01e25 “Two Days and Two Nights”

ENT Season 2

ST:ENT s01e26-s02e01 “Shockwave”
ST:ENT s02e02 “Carbon Creek”
ST:ENT s02e03 “Minefield”
ST:ENT s02e04 “Dead Stop”
ST:ENT s02e05 “A Night in Sickbay”
ST:ENT s02e06 “Marauders”
ST:ENT s02e07 “The Seventh”
ST:ENT s02e08 “The Communicator”
ST:ENT s02e09 “Singularity”
ST:ENT s02e10 “Vanishing Point”
ST:ENT s02e11 “Precious Cargo”
ST:ENT s02e12 “The Catwalk”
ST:ENT s02e13 “Dawn”
ST:ENT s02e14 “Stigma”
ST:ENT s02e15 “Cease Fire”

Star Trek: Tales from The Captain’s Table - “Have Beagle, Will Travel: The Legend of Porthos”

ST:ENT s02e16 “Future Tense”
ST:ENT s02e17 “Canamar”
ST:ENT s02e18 “The Crossing”

2153

ST:ENT s02e19 ”Judgment”
ST:ENT s02e20 “Horizon”
ST:ENT s02e21 “The Breach”
ST:ENT s02e22 “Cogenitor”
ST:ENT s02e23 “Regeneration”
ST:ENT s02e24 “First Flight”
ST:ENT s02e25 “Bounty”
ST:ENT s02e26 “The Expanse”

ENT Season 3

ST:ENT s03e01 “The Xindi”
ST:ENT s03e02 “Anomaly”
ST:ENT s03e03 “Extinction”
ST:ENT s03e04 “Rajiin”
ST:ENT s03e05 “Impulse”
ST:ENT s03e06 “Exile”
ST:ENT s03e07 “The Shipment”
ST:ENT s03e08 “Twilight”
ST:ENT s03e09 “North Star”
ST:ENT s03e10 “Similitude”
ST:ENT s03e11 “Carpenter Street”
ST:ENT s03e12 “Chosen Realm”
ST:ENT s03e13 “Proving Ground”
ST:ENT s03e14 ”Strategem”
ST:ENT s03e15 “Harbinger”

2154

ST:ENT s03e16 “Doctor’s Orders”
ST:ENT s03e17 “Hatchery”
ST:ENT s03e18 “Azati Prime”
ST:ENT s03e19 “Damage”
ST:ENT s03e20 “The Forgotten”
ST:ENT s03e21 “E²”
ST:ENT s03e22 “The Council”
ST:ENT s03e23 “Countdown”
ST:ENT s03e24 “Zero Hour”

ENT Season 4

ST:ENT s04e01e02 “Storm Front”
ST:ENT s04e03 “Home”
ST:ENT s04e04 “Borderland” (1/3)
ST:ENT s04e05 “Cold Station 12” (2/3)
ST:ENT s04e06 “The Augments” (3/3)
ST:ENT s04e07 “The Forge”
ST:ENT s04e08 “Awakening”
ST:ENT s04e09 “Kir’Shara”
ST:ENT s04e10 “Daedalus”
ST:ENT s04e11 “Observer Effect”
ST:ENT s04e12 “Babel One”
ST:ENT s04e13 “United”
ST:ENT s04e14 “The Aenar”
ST:ENT s04e15 “Affliction” (1/2)
ST:ENT s04e16 “Divergence” (2/2)
ST:ENT s04e17 “Bound”

2155

ST:ENT s04e18e19 “In a Mirror Darkly” (1st in VT of Mirror Universe)
ST:ENT s04e20 “Demons” (1/2)\
ST:ENT s04e21 “Terra Prime” (2/2)
ST:ENT s04e22 “These Are the Voyages…”

ST ENT: The Good That Men Do (main story)

ST MU: Glass Empires: Age of the Empress

ST ENT: Kobayashi Maru

2155-2156

ST ENT: The Romulan War - Beneath the Raptor’s Wing

2156-2161

ST ENT: The Romulan War - To Brave the Storm

2156

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “Nobunaga”

2162-2163

ST ENT: Rise of the Federation - A Choice of Futures

2163-2164

ST ENT: Rise of the Federation - Tower of Babel

2165

ST ENT: Rise of the Federation - Uncertain Logic

ST ENT: Rise of the Federation - Live by the Code

2165-2166

ST ENT: Rise of the Federation - Patterns of Interference

2248

ST MU: Shards and Shadows, “Ill Winds”

2251

ST TOS: The Children of Kings

2254

ST:TOS “The Cage”

2255

ST TOS: Child of Two Worlds

2261

ST TOS: Inception

2263

ST VAN: Harbinger – “Prologue”

2264

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “The Greater Good”

2261-2265

ST TOS: The Captain’s Oath

2265

ST VAN: Declassified - Almost Tomorrow

ST COE: Distant Early Warning

ST:TOS s01e01 “Where No Man Has Gone Before”

ST VAN: Harbinger

ST VAN: Summon the Thunder

2266

ST VAN: Reap the Whirlwind

ST VAN: Declassified - Hard News

STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES

TOS Season 1

ST:TOS s01e02 “The Corbomite Maneuver”
ST:TOS s01e03 “Mudd’s Women”
ST:TOS s01e04 “The Enemy Within”
ST:TOS s01e05 “The Man Trap”
ST:TOS s01e06 “The Naked Time

ST TCT: Where Sea Meets Sky

ST:TOS s01e10 “Dagger of the Mind”

ST:TOS s01e07 “Charlie X”

Star Trek: The Brave and the Bold - The First Artifact

ST:TOS s01e08 “Balance of Terror”
ST:TOS s01e09 “What Are Little Girls Made Of?”

ST TOS Errand of Vengeance: The Edge of the Sword
ST TOS Errand of Vengeance: Killing Blow
ST TOS Errand of Vengeance: River of Blood

ST:TOS s01e11 “Miri”
ST:TOS s01e12 “The Conscience of the King”

2267

ST:TOS s01e13 “The Galileo Seven”
ST:TOS s01e14 “Court Martial”
ST:TOS s01e15e16 “The Menagerie”

ST TOS: Burning Dreams

ST:TOS s01e17 “Shore Leave”
ST:TOS s01e18 “The Squire of Gothos”
ST:TOS s01e19 “Arena”
ST:TOS s01e20 “The Alternative Factor”
ST:TOS s01e21 “Tomorrow is Yesterday”
ST:TOS s01e22 “The Return of the Archons”
ST:TOS s01e23 “A Taste of Armaggedon”
ST:TOS s01e24 “Space Seed” (prequel to “The Wrath of Khan”)
ST:TOS s01e25 “This Side of Paradise”
ST:TOS s01e26 “The Devil in the Dark”
ST:TOS s01e27 “Errand of Mercy”

ST VAN: Open Secrets
         (begins after “The Corbomite Maneuver” and ends simultaneously with “Errand of Mercy”)

ST TOS Errand of Fury: Seeds of Rage
ST TOS Errand of Fury: Demands of Honor
ST TOS Errand of Fury: Sacrifices of War

ST:TOS s01e28 “The City on the Edge of Forever”
ST:TOS s01e29 “Operation – Annihilate!”

TOS Season 2

ST:TOS s02e01 “Catspaw”
ST:TOS s02e02 “Metamorphosis”
ST:TOS s02e03 “Friday’s Child”
ST:TOS s02e04 “Who Mourns For Adonais”
ST:TOS s02e05 “Amok Time”
ST:TOS s02e06 “The Doomsday Machine”

ST TOS: Harm’s Way

ST:TOS s02e07 “Wolf in the Fold”
ST:TOS s02e08 “The Changeling”
ST:TOS s02e09 “The Apple”
ST:TOS s02e10 “Mirror, Mirror” (1st in RT of Mirror Universe)
ST:TOS s02e11 “The Deadly Years”

Star Trek: Seven Deadly Sins – Pride: The First Peer (Romulans)

2268

ST:TOS s02e12 “I, Mudd”
ST:TOS s02e13 “The Trouble with Tribbles”
ST:TOS s02e14 “Bread and Circuses”
ST:TOS s02e15 “Journey to Babel”
ST:TOS s02e16 “A Private Little War”
ST:TOS s02e17 “The Games of Triskelion”
ST:TOS s02e18 “Obsession”

ST VAN: Precipice
         (begins after “The Conscience of the King” and ends two weeks after “A Private Little War”)

ST VAN: Declassified - The Ruins of Noble Men
         (just days after Precipice ends)

ST:TOS s02e19 “The Immunity Syndrome”
ST:TOS s02e20 “A Piece of the Action”
ST:TOS s02e21 “By Any Other Name”
ST:TOS s02e22 “Return to Tomorrow”

ST TOS: A Choice of Catastrophes

ST:TOS s02e23 “Patterns of Force”
ST:TOS s02e24 “The Ultimate Computer”
ST:TOS s02e25 “The Omega Glory”
ST:TOS s02e26 “Assignment: Earth”

ST TOS: In History’s Shadow

TOS Season 3

ST:TOS s03e01 “Spectre of the Gun”
ST:TOS s03e02 “Elaan of Troyius”
ST:TOS s03e03 “The Paradise Syndrome”
ST:TOS s03e04 “The Enterprise Incident”
ST:TOS s03e05 “And the Children Shall Lead”

ST VAN: Declassified - The Stars Look Down

ST VAN: What Judgments Come
         (begins just after “Spectre of the Gun” and ends right after “And the Children Shall Lead”)

ST:TOS s03e06 “Spock’s Brain”
ST:TOS s03e07 “Is There No Truth in Beauty?”
ST:TOS s03e08 “The Empath”

ST:TOS s03e09 “The Tholian Web”
ST:TOS s03e10 “For the World is Hollow, and I Have Touched the Sky”

Star Trek: The Badlands, Part I

Star Trek: Seven Deadly Sins - “Wrath: The Unhappy Ones” (Klingons)

ST:TOS s03e11 “Day of the Dove”
ST:TOS s03e12 “Plato’s Stepchildren”
ST:TOS s03e13 “Wink of an Eye”
ST:TOS s03e14 “That Which Survives”
ST:TOS s03e15 “Let That Be Your Last Battlefield”
ST:TOS s03e16 “Whom Gods Destroy”
ST:TOS s03e17 “The Mark of Gideon”

ST VAN: Storming Heaven
         (concurrent with “The Mark of Gideon”)

2269

ST VAN: In Tempest’s Wake
         (five days after the destruction of Vanguard Space Station)

ST:TOS s03e18 “The Lights of Zetar
ST:TOS s03e19 “The Cloud Minders”
ST:TOS s03e20 “The Way to Eden”
ST:TOS s03e21 “Requiem for Methusaleh”
ST:TOS s03e22 “The Savage Curtain”
ST:TOS s03e23 “All Our Yesterdays”

ST S31: Cloak
         (six months after “The Enterprise Incident”)

Star Trek Gateways #1: TOS – One Small Step
Star Trek Gateways #7: What Lay Beyond
         - “One Giant Leap” (TOS)

ST:TOS s03e24 “Turnabout Intruder”

ST SKR: Second Nature
ST SKR: Point of Divergence
         (duology two months after “Turnabout Intruder”)

STAR TREK: THE ANIMATED SERIES

TAS Season 1

ST:TAS s01e01 “Beyond the Farthest Star”
ST:TAS s01e02 “Yesteryear”

ST SKR: Long Shot

ST SKR: All That’s Left

ST:TAS s01e03 “One of Our Planets is Missing”
ST:TAS s01e04 “The Lorelei Signal”
ST:TAS s01e05 “More Tribbles, More Troubles”
ST:TAS s01e06 “The Survivor”
ST:TAS s01e07 “The Infinite Vulcan”
ST:TAS s01e08 “The Magicks of Megas-Tu”
ST:TAS s01e09 “Once Upon a Planet”
ST:TAS s01e10 “Mudd’s Passion”
ST:TAS s01e11 “The Terratin Incident”
ST:TAS s01e12 “The Time Trap”
ST:TAS s01e13 “The Ambergris Element”
ST:TAS s01e14 “The Slaver Weapon”|
ST:TAS s01e15 “In the Eye of the Beholder”
ST:TAS s01e16 “The Jihad”

ST TOS: The Face of the Unknown
ST TOS: The Latter Fire

ST TOS: That Which Divides

2269-2270

ST TOS: Allegiance in Exile

2270

TAS Season 2

ST:TAS s02e01 “The Pirates of Orion”
ST:TAS s02e02 “Bem”
ST:TAS s02e03 “The Practical Joker”
ST:TAS s02e04 “Albatross
ST:TAS s02e05 “How Sharper Than a Serpent’s Tooth”
ST:TAS s02e06 “The Counter-Clock Incident”

ST:TOS Agents of Influence

2273

Star Trek I: The Motion Picture

ST TOS: Ex Machina

2277

ST MU: Shards and Shadows, “The Black Flag”

2278-2279

ST TOS: The Higher Frontier

2278

Star Trek Gateways #2: CHA – Chainmail
Star Trek Gateways #7: What Lay Beyond
         - “Exodus” (CHA)

2279

ST TOS: Living Memory

2279-2280

ST NE: Wagons Train to the Stars
ST NE: Belle Terre
ST NE: Rough Trails
ST NE: The Flaming Arrow
ST NE: Thin Air
ST NE: Challenger

2283

ST TOS: Elusive Salvation

2285

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
         (sequel to “Space Seed”; first of the Genesis Trilogy)

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
         (second of the Genesis Trilogy)

2286

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
         (third of the Genesis Trilogy)

ST TOS: Unspoken Truth

2267-2287

ST TEW: To Reign in Hell: The Exile of Khan Noonien Singh

2287

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier

STAR TREK: THE LOST ERA

(Note: Officially, the ‘Lost Era’ begins after The Undiscovered Country, but since Forged in Fire is considered part of the Lost Era as well, for the sake of keeping everything in timeline order, it and everything after it have been placed here also.)

2289-2290

Star Trek Excelsior: Forged in Fire

2290

ST TCT: War Dragons

2293

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country

Star Trek VII: Generations (Prologue)

2267-2295

ST MU: The Sorrows of Empire

2295

Star Trek Excelsior: Forged in Fire (Epilogue Wa’)

2296 & 2247

ST TOS: Vulcan’s Forge

2298

ST TLE: The Sundered

2300

ST TOS: Cast No Shadow

2311

ST TLE: Serpents Among the Ruins

2315

Star Trek: Tales from The Captain’s Table - “Iron and Sacrifice”

2319

ST TLE: One Constant Star

2318-2328

ST TN: Day of the Vipers 2318-2328

2333

ST TNG: The Valiant

ST STA: Gauntlet
ST STA: Progenitor
ST STA: Three
ST STA: Oblivion
ST STA: Enigma
ST STA: Maker

2336

ST TLE: Well of Souls

2340

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - The Traitor

2344 & 2329

ST TOS: Vulcan’s Heart

2344

The Battle of Narendra III, in which USS Enterprise-C under CAPT Rachel Garrett sacrifices itself in battle defending a Klingon colony against four Romulan warbirds, leads directly to the Treaty of Alliance between the United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire.

2347-2348; 2372

ST MU: Obsidian Alliances - Cutting Ties

2350

ST TNG Double Helix: The First Virtue

2355

Star Trek: Tales from The Captain’s Table - “Darkness”

2328-2346

ST TLE: The Art of the Impossible

2345-2357

ST TN: Night of the Wolves 2345-2357

2355-2357

ST TLE: Deny Thy Father

2360

ST TLE: Catalyst of Sorrows

2362

Star Trek: Seven Deadly Sins - Envy: The Slow Knife (Cardassians)

2355-2363

ST TNG: The Buried Age

STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION

Season 1

2364

ST:TNG s01e01e02 “Encounter at Farpoint”
ST:TNG s01e03 “The Naked Now”

ST TNG Double Helix: Infection

ST:TNG s01e04 “Code of Honor”
ST:TNG s01e05 “The Last Outpost”
ST:TNG s01e06 “Where No One Has Gone Before”
ST:TNG s01e07 “Lonely Among Us”
ST:TNG s01e08 “Justice”
ST:TNG s01e09 “The Battle”
ST:TNG s01e10 “Hide and Q”
ST:TNG s01e11 “Haven”
ST:TNG s01e12 “The Big Goodbye”
ST:TNG s01e13 “Datalore”
ST:TNG s01e14 “Angel Lore”
ST:TNG s01e15 “11001001”
ST:TNG s01e16 “Too Short a Season”
ST:TNG s01e17 “When the Bough Breaks”
ST:TNG s01e18 “Home Soil”
ST:TNG s01e19 “Coming of Age”
ST:TNG s01e20 “Heart of Glory”
ST:TNG s01e21 “The Arsenal of Freedom”
ST:TNG s01e22 “Symbiosis”
ST:TNG s01e23 “Skin of Evil”
ST:TNG s01e24 “We’ll Always Have Paris”
ST:TNG s01e25 “Conspiracy” (intros the Bluegill parasites)
ST:TNG s01e26 “The Neutral Zone”

Season 2

2365

ST:TNG s02e01 “The Child”
ST:TNG s02e02 “Where Silence Has Lease”
ST:TNG s02e03 “Elementary, Dear Data”
ST:TNG s02e04 “The Outrageous Okona”
ST:TNG s02e05 “Loud as a Whisper”
ST:TNG s02e06 “The Schizoid Man”
ST:TNG s02e07 “Unnatural Selection”
ST:TNG s02e08 “A Matter of Honor”
ST:TNG s02e09 “The Measure of a Man”
ST:TNG s02e10 “The Dauphin”
ST:TNG s02e11 “Contagion”
ST:TNG s02e12 “The Royale”
ST:TNG s02e13 “Time Squared”
ST:TNG s02e14 “The Icarus Factor”
ST:TNG s02e15 “Pen Pals”
ST:TNG s02e16 “Q Who”
ST:TNG s02e17 “Samaritan Snare”
ST:TNG s02e18 “Up the Long Ladder”
ST:TNG s02e19 “Manhunt”
ST:TNG s02e20 “The Emissary”
ST:TNG s02e21 “Peak Performace”
ST:TNG s02e22 “Shades of Grey”

Season 3

2366

ST:TNG s03e01 “Evolution”

ST TNG Double Helix: Vectors

ST:TNG s03e02 “The Ensigns of Command”
ST:TNG s03e03 “The Survivors”
ST:TNG s03e04 “Who Watches the Watchers”
ST:TNG s03e05 “The Bonding”
ST:TNG s03e06 “Booby Trap”
ST:TNG s03e07 “The Enemy”
ST:TNG s03e08 “The Price”
ST:TNG s03e09 “The Vengeance Factor”
ST:TNG s03e10 “The Defector”
ST:TNG s03e11 “The Hunted”
ST:TNG s03e12 “The High Ground”
ST:TNG s03e13 “Deja Q”
ST:TNG s03e14 “A Matter of Perspective”
ST:TNG s03e15 “Yesterday’s Enterprise”
ST:TNG s03e16 “The Offspring”

Star Trek: Seven Deadly Sins – Lust: Freedom Angst (Mirror Universe; concurrent with “The Offspring”)

ST:TNG s03e17 “Sins of the Father”
ST:TNG s03e18 “Allegiance”
ST:TNG s03e19 “Captain’s Holiday”
ST:TNG s03e20 “Tin Man”
ST:TNG s03e21 “Hollow Pursuits”
ST:TNG s03e22 “The Most Toys”
ST:TNG s03e23 “Sarek”
ST:TNG s03e24 “Ménage à Troi”
ST:TNG s03e25 “Transfigurations”

Season 4

2367

ST:TNG s03e26-s04e01 “The Best of Both Worlds” (Battle of Wolf 359)
ST:TNG s04e02 “Family”
ST:TNG s04e03 “Brothers”
ST:TNG s04e04 “Suddenly Human”
ST:TNG s04e05 “Remember Me”
ST:TNG s04e06 “Legacy”
ST:TNG s04e07 “Reunion”
ST:TNG s04e08 “Future Imperfect”
ST:TNG s04e09 “Final Mission”
ST:TNG s04e10 “The Loss”
ST:TNG s04e11 “Data’s Day”
ST:TNG s04e12 “The Wounded”
ST:TNG s04e13 “Devil’s Due”
ST:TNG s04e14 “Clues”
ST:TNG s04e15 “First Contact”
ST:TNG s04e16 “Galaxy’s Child”
ST:TNG s04e17 “Night Terrors”
ST:TNG s04e18 “Identity Crisis”
ST:TNG s04e19 “The Nth Degree”
ST:TNG s04e20 “Qpid”
ST:TNG s04e21 “The Drumhead”
ST:TNG s04e22 “Half a Life”
ST:TNG s04e23 “The Host”
ST:TNG s04e24 “The Mind’s Eye”
ST:TNG s04e25 “In Theory”

Season 5

2368

ST:TNG s04e26-s05e01 “Redemption”
ST:TNG s05e02 “Darmok”
ST:TNG s05e03 “Ensign Ro”

Star Trek: The Badlands, Part II

ST:TNG s05e04 “Silicon Avatar”
ST:TNG s05e05 “Disaster”
ST:TNG s05e06 “The Game”
ST:TNG s05e07e08 “Unification”
ST:TNG s05e09 “A Matter of Time”
ST:TNG s05e10 “New Ground”
ST:TNG s05e11 “Hero Worship”
ST:TNG s05e12 “Violations”
ST:TNG s05e13 “The Masterpiece Society”
ST:TNG s05e14 “Conundrum”
ST:TNG s05e15 “Power Play”
ST:TNG s05e16 “Ethics”
ST:TNG s05e17 “The Outcast”\
ST:TNG s05e18 “Cause and Effect”
ST:TNG s05e19 “The First Duty”
ST:TNG s05e20 “Cost of Living”
ST:TNG s05e21 “The Perfect Mate”
ST:TNG s05e22 “Imaginary Friend”
ST:TNG s05e23 “I, Borg”
ST:TNG s05e24 “The Next Phase”
ST:TNG s05e25 “The Inner Light”

Season 6

2369

ST:TNG s05e26-s06e01 “Time’s Arrow”
ST:TNG s06e02 “Realm of Fear”
ST:TNG s06e03 “Man of the People”
ST:TNG s06e04 “Relics”
ST:TNG s06e05 “Schisms”
ST:TNG s06e06 “True Q”
ST:TNG s06e07 “Rascals”
ST:TNG s06e08 “A Fistful of Datas”
ST:TNG s06e09 “Quality of Life”
ST:TNG s06e10e11 “Chain of Command” (end of UFP-Cardassian War)

ST TN: Dawn of the Eagles 2360-2369
         (final years leading up to the fall of the Cardassian Occupation)

ST TNG: Pliable Truths

STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE

DS9 Season 1

ST:DS9 s01e01e02 “Emissary”
ST:DS9 s01e03 “Past Prologue”
ST:DS9 s01e04 “A Man Alone”
ST:DS9 s01e05 “Babel”

ST:TNG s06e12 “Ship in a Bottle”

ST:DS9 s01e06 “Captive Pursuit”

ST:TNG s06e13 “Aquiel”

ST:DS9 s01e07 “Q-Less”

ST:TNG s06e14 “Face of the Enemy”

ST:DS9 s01e08 “Dax”

ST:TNG s06e15 “Tapestry”

ST:DS9 s01e09 “The Passenger”

ST:TNG s06e16e17 “Birthright”

ST:DS9 s01e10 “Move Along Home”
ST:DS9 s01e11 “The Nagus”

ST:TNG s06e18 “Starship Mine”
ST:TNG s06e19 “Lessons”

ST:DS9 s01e12 “Vortex”

ST TNG Double Helix: Red Sector

ST:DS9 s01e13 “Battle Lines”

ST:TNG s06e20 “The Chase”

ST:DS9 s01e14 “The Storyteller”

ST:TNG s06e21 “Frame of Mind”

ST:DS9 s01e15 “Progress”

ST:TNG s06e22 “Suspicions”

ST:DS9 s01e16 “If Wishes Were Horses”

ST:TNG s06e23 “Rightful Heir”

ST:DS9 s01e17 “The Forsaken”

ST:TNG s06e24 “Second Chances”

ST:DS9 s01e18 “Dramatis Personae”
ST:DS9 s01e19 “Duet”

ST:TNG s06e25 “Timescape”

ST:DS9 s01e20 “In the Hands of the Prophets”

2370

TNG Season 7

ST:TNG s06e26-s07e01 “Descent”
ST:TNG s07e02 “Liaisons”
ST:TNG s07e03 “Interface”

DS9 Season 2

ST:DS9 s02e01 “Homecoming” (1/3)
ST:DS9 s02e02 “The Circle” (2/3)
ST:DS9 s02e03 “The Siege” (3/3)

ST:TNG s07e04e05 “The Gambit”

ST:DS9 s02e04 “Invasive Procedures”
ST:DS9 s02e05 “Cardassians”

ST:TNG s07e06 “Phantasms”

Star Trek: Seven Deadly Sins – Sloth: Work Is Hard (Pakleds)

ST:DS9 s02e06 “Melora”

ST:TNG s07e07 “Dark Page”

ST:DS9 s02e07 “Rules of Acquisition”

ST:TNG s07e08 “Attached”

ST:DS9 s02e08 “Necessary Evil”

ST:TNG s07e09 “Force of Nature”

ST:DS9 s02e09 “Second Sight”

ST:TNG s07e10 “Inheritance”

ST:DS9 s02e10 “Sanctuary”

ST:TNG s07e11 “Parallels”

ST:DS9 s02e11 “Rivals”
ST:DS9 s02e12 “The Alternate”

ST:TNG s07e12 “The Pegasus”
ST:TNG s07e13 “Homeward”

ST:DS9 s02e13 “Armageddon Game”

ST:TNG s07e14 “Sub Rosa”

ST:DS9 s02e14 “Whispers”

ST:TNG s07e15 “Lower Decks”

ST:DS9 s02e15 “Paradise”

ST:TNG s07e16 “Thine Own Self”

ST:DS9 s02e16 “Shadowplay”

ST:TNG s07e17 “Masks”

ST:DS9 s02e17 “Playing God”

ST:TNG s07e18 “Eye of the Beholder”

ST:DS9 s02e18 “Profit and Loss”

ST:TNG s07e19 “Genesis”

ST:DS9 s02e19 “Blood Oath”

ST:TNG s07e20 “Journey’s End”
ST:TNG s07e21 “Firstborn”

ST:DS9 s02e20e21 “The Maquis”

ST:TNG s07e22 “Bloodlines”

ST:DS9 s02e22 “The Wire”

ST:TNG s07e23 “Emergence”

ST:DS9 s02e23 “Crossover”

ST:TNG s07e24 “Preemptive Strike”

ST:DS9 s02e24 “The Collaborator”

ST:TNG s07e25e26 “All Good Things…”

ST:DS9 s02e25 “Tribunal”

Star Trek: The Brave and the Bold - The Second Artifact

ST:DS9 s02e26 “The Jem’Hadar”

2371

DS9 Season 3

ST:DS9 s03e01e02 “The Search”
ST:DS9 s03e03 “The House of Quark”
ST:DS9 s03e04 “Equilibrium”
ST:DS9 s03e05 “Second Skin”

Star Trek: The Brave and the Bold - The Third Artifact

ST:DS9 s03e06 “The Abandoned”

ST TCT: Dujonian’s Hoard

ST:DS9 s03e07 “Civil Defense”
ST:DS9 s03e08 “Meridian”
ST:DS9 s03e09 “Defiant”

ST TNG: Double Helix – Quarantine

ST:DS9 s03e10 “Fascination”
ST:DS9 s03e11e12 “Past Tense”

VOY Season 1

Star Trek: The Badlands, Part III

ST:VOY s01e01e02 “Caretaker”
ST:VOY s01e03 “Parallax”
ST:VOY s01e04 “Time and Again”

ST:DS9 s03e13 “Life Support”

ST:VOY s01e05 “Phage”

ST:DS9 s03e14 “Heart of Stone”

ST:VOY s01e06 “The Cloud”

ST:DS9 s03e15 “Destiny”

ST:VOY s01e07 “Eye of the Needle”

ST:DS9 s03e16 “Prophet Motive”

ST:VOY s01e08 “Ex Post Facto”

ST:DS9 s03e17 “Visionary”

ST:VOY s01e09 “Emanations”
ST:VOY s01e10 “Prime Factors”
ST:VOY s01e11 “State of Flux”

ST:DS9 s03e18 “Distant Voices”
ST:DS9 s03e19 “Through the Looking Glass”

ST:VOY s01e12 “Heroes and Demons”
ST:VOY s01e13 “Cathexis”

ST MU: Glass Empires - The Worst of Both Worlds

ST:DS9 s03e20 “Improbable Cause” (1/2)
ST:DS9 s03e21 “The Die is Cast” (2/2)

Star Trek VII: Generations

ST:VOY s01e14 “Faces”

ST:DS9 s03e22 “Explorers”

ST MU: Obsidian Alliances - The Mirror-Scaled Serpent

ST:VOY s01e15 “Jetrel”

ST:DS9 s03e23 “Family Business”

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “The Sacred Chalice”

ST:VOY s01e16 “Learning Curve”

ST:DS9 s03e24 “Shakaar”
ST:DS9 s03e25 “Facets”
ST:DS9 s03e26 “The Adversary”

ST:DS9: Fool’s Gold (comic)

VOY Season 2

ST:VOY s02e01 “The 37’s”

2372

ST:VOY s02e02 “Initiations”
ST:VOY s02e03 “Projections”
ST:VOY s02e04 “Elogium”

ST MU: Shards and Shadows – “Bitter Fruit”

ST MU: Shard and Shadows – “Homecoming”

ST:VOY s02e05 “Non Sequitur”
ST:VOY s02e06 “Twisted”

DS9 Season 4

ST:DS9 s04e01e02 “The Way of the Warrior”

ST SNW #8 – “Promises Made”

ST:VOY s02e07 “Paturition”

ST:DS9 s04e03 “The Visitor”
ST:DS9 s04e04 “Hippocratic Oath”

ST DS9: Revenant

ST:DS9 s04e05 “Indiscretion”

ST:VOY s02e08 “Persistence of Vision”

ST:DS9 s04e06 “Rejoined”

ST:VOY s02e09 “Tattoo”
ST:VOY s02e10 “Cold Fire”

ST:DS9 s04e07 “Starship Down”
ST:DS9 s04e08 “Little Green Men”

ST:VOY s02e11 “Maneuvers”

ST:DS9 s04e09 “The Sword of Kahless”

ST:VOY s02e12 “Resistance”

ST TNG: Slings and Arrows – A Sea of Troubles

ST:DS9 s04e10 “Our Man Bashir”
ST:DS9 s04e11 “Homefront” (1/2)
ST:DS9 s04e12 “Paradise Lost” (2/2)

ST TNG: Slings and Arrows – The Oppressor’s Wrong

ST:VOY s02e13 “Prototype”
ST:VOY s02e14 “Alliances”
ST:VOY s02e15 “Threshold”

ST:DS9 s04e13 “Crossfire”

ST:VOY s02e16 “Meld”

ST:DS9 s04e14 “Return to Grace”

ST:VOY s02e17 “Dreadnought”

ST:DS9 s04e15 “Sons of Mogh”

ST:VOY s02e18 “Death Wish”

ST:DS9 s04e16 “Bar Association”

ST DS9: The 34th Rule

ST:DS9 s04e17 “Accession”

ST:VOY s02e19 “Lifesigns”
ST:VOY s02e20 “Investigations”
ST:VOY s02e21 “Deadlock”
ST:VOY s02e22 “Innocence”

ST:DS9 s04e18 “Rules of Engagement”
ST:DS9 s04e19 “Hard Time”
ST:DS9 s04e20 “Shattered Mirror”

ST:VOY s02e23 “The Thaw”

ST:DS9 s04e21 “The Muse”

ST TNG: Slings and Arrows – The Insolence of Office

ST:VOY s02e24 “Tuvix”

ST:DS9 s04e22 “For the Cause”

ST:VOY s02e25 “Resolutions”

ST:DS9 s04e23 “To the Death”
ST:DS9 s04e24 “The Quickening”

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “Family Matters”

ST:DS9 s04e25 “Body Parts”

ST TNG: Slings and Arrows – That Sleep of Death

ST:DS9 s04e26 “Broken Link”

2373

VOY Season 3

ST:VOY s02e26-s03e01 “Basics”
ST:VOY s03e02 “Flashback”
ST:VOY s03e03 “The Chute”
ST:VOY s03e04 “The Swarm”

DS9 Season 5

ST:DS9 s05e01 “Apocalypse Rising”

ST:VOY s03e05 “False Profits”

ST:DS9 s05e02 “The Ship”

ST:VOY s03e06 “Remember”

ST:DS9 s05e03 “Looking for par’Mach in All the Wrong Places”
ST:DS9 s05e04 “…Nor the Battle to the Strong”

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “Homecoming”

ST:DS9 s05e05 “The Assignment”

ST:VOY s03e07 “Sacred Ground”

ST:DS9 s05e06 “Trials and Tribble-ations”

ST:DS9 #14 “Nobody Knows the Tribble I’ve Seen” (single-issue comic)

ST SNW #9 – “The Tribbles’ Pagh”

ST:DS9 s05e07 “Let He Who is Without Sin…”

ST:VOY s03e08e09 “Future’s End”

ST:DS9 s05e08 “Things Past”

ST S31: Rogue

ST:VOY s03e10 “Warlord”

ST:DS9 s05e09 “The Ascent”

ST:VOY s03e11 “The Q and the Grey”

ST TNG: Slings and Arrows – A Weary Life
ST TNG: Slings and Arrows – Enterprises of Great Pitch and Moment

ST:VOY s03e12 “Macrocosm”

ST:DS9 s05e10 “Rapture”
ST:DS9 s05e11 “The Darkness and the Light”

ST TCT: The Mist

ST TCT: Fire Ship

ST TCT: Once Burned

ST:VOY s03e13 “Fair Trade”
ST:VOY s03e14 “Alter Ego”

ST:DS9 s05e12 “The Begotten”

ST:VOY s03e15 “Coda”

ST:DS9 s05e13 “For the Uniform”

Star Trek: The Badlands, Part IV

ST:VOY s03e16 “Blood Fever”
ST:VOY s03e17 “Unity”

ST:DS9 s05e14 “In Purgatory’s Shadow” (1/2)
ST:DS9 s05e15 “By Inferno’s Light” (2/2)

ST:VOY s03e18 “Darkling”

ST:DS9 s05e16 “Dr. Bashir, I Presume?”

ST:VOY s03e19 “Rise”
ST:VOY s03e20 “Favorite Son”

ST:DS9 s05e17 “A Simple Investigation”
ST:DS9 s05e18 “Business as Usual”

ST:VOY s03e21 “Before and After”

ST:DS9 s05e19 “Ties of Blood and Waters”

Star Trek: Tales from The Captain’s Table - “An Easy Fast”

ST:DS9 s05e20 “Ferengi Love Songs”

ST:VOY s03e22 “Real Life”

ST:DS9 s05e21 “Soldiers of the Empire”

ST:VOY s03e23 “Distant Origin”

ST:DS9 s05e22 “Children of Time”

ST:VOY s03e24 “Displaced”

ST:DS9 s05e23 “Blaze of Glory”

ST NF: House of Cards
ST NF: Into the Void
ST NF: The Two-Front War
ST NF: End Game

ST:VOY s03e25 “Worst Case Scenario”

ST:DS9 s05e24 “Empok Nor”

Star Trek VII: First Contact

ST:DS9 s05e25 “In the Cards”
ST:DS9 s05e26 “Call to Arms”

ST Tales of the Dominion War – “What Dreams May Come”

2374

VOY Season 4

ST:VOY s03e26-s04e01 “Scorpion”
ST:VOY s04e02 “The Gift”
ST:VOY s04e03 “Day of Honor”
ST:VOY s04e04 “Nemesis”
ST:VOY s04e05 “Revulsion”

DS9 Season 6

Star Trek: The Dominion War, Book One – Behind Enemy Lines

ST:DS9 s06e01 “A Time to Stand” (1/2)
ST:DS9 s06e02 “Rocks and Shoals” (2/2)

ST:VOY s04e06 “The Raven”

ST:DS9 s06e03 “Sons and Daughters”

Star Trek: The Dominion War, Book Three – Tunnel Through the Stars

ST:DS9 s06e04 “Behind the Lines”
ST:DS9 s06e05 “Favor the Bold”

ST Tales of the Dominion War – “Night of the Vulture”

ST:VOY s04e07 “Scientific Method”

ST:DS9 s06e06 “Sacrifice of Angels”
ST:DS9 s06e07 “You Are Cordially Invited…”

ST:VOY s04e08e09 “Year of Hell”

ST:DS9 s06e08 “Resurrection”

ST:VOY s04e10 “Random Thoughts”

ST:DS9 s06e09 “Statistical Probablilities”

ST:VOY s04e11 “Concerning Flight”
ST:VOY s04e12 “Mortal Coil”

ST:DS9 s06e10 “The Magnificent Ferengi”
ST:DS9 s06e11 “Waltz”

ST NF: Martyr (first of the Promethean duology)

ST:VOY s04e13 “Waking Moments”
ST:VOY s04e14 “Message in a Bottle”

ST:DS9 s06e12 “Who Mourns for Morn?”

ST:VOY s04e15 “Hunters”

ST:DS9 s06e13 “Far Beyond the Stars”
ST:DS9 s06e14 “One Little Ship”

ST NF: Fire on High (second in the Promethean duology)

ST TNG: Q-Continuum
         ST TNG: Q-Space
         ST TNG: Q-Zone
         ST TNG: Q-Strike

ST:VOY s04e16 “Prey”

ST:DS9 s06e15 “Honor Among Thieves”

ST:VOY s04e17 “Retrospect”

ST:DS9 s06e16 “Change of Heart”

ST:VOY s04e18e19 “The Killing Game”

ST:DS9 s06e17 “Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night”

ST:VOY s04e20 “Vis à Vis”

ST:DS9 s06e18 “Inquisition”

ST:VOY s04e21 “The Omega Directive”

ST:DS9 Too Long A Sacrifice (TPB)

ST:DS9 s06e19 “In the Pale Moonlight”

ST Tales of the Dominion War - “The Ceremony of Innocence is Drowned”

ST Tales of the Dominion War – “Blood Sacrifice”

ST:VOY s04e22 “Unforgettable”

ST DS9 Hollow Men

ST:DS9 s06e20 “His Way”

ST:DS9 The Dog of War (TPB)

ST:VOY s04e23 “Living Witness”

ST:DS9 s06e21 “The Reckoning”

ST:VOY s04e24 “Demon”

ST:DS9 s06e22 “Valiant”

ST:VOY s04e25 “One”

ST:DS9 s06e23 “Profit and Lace”

ST:VOY s04e26 “Hope and Fear”

ST:DS9 s06e24 “Time’s Orphan”
ST:DS9 s06e25 “The Sound of Her Voice”

ST DS9: Millennium
         (the bulk of the trilogy, the framing of which lies in the Relaunch era, begins and ends here)

ST:DS9 s06e26 “Tears of the Prophets”

ST SNW #3 - “Ninety-three Hours”

2375

ST Tales of the Dominion War – “Mirror Eyes”

ST TNG The Battle of Betazed

ST Tales of the Dominion War – “Twilight’s Wrath”

DS9 Season 7

ST:DS9 s07e01 “Image in the Sand” (1/2)
ST:DS9 s07e02 “Symbols and Shadows” (2/2)

VOY Season 5

ST:VOY s05e01 “Night”

ST:DS9 s07e03 “Afterimage”

ST:VOY s05e02 “Drone”

ST:DS9 s07e04 “Take Me Out to the Holosuite”

ST:VOY s05e03 “Extreme Risk”

ST:DS9 s07e05 “Chrysalis”

ST:VOY s05e04 “In the Flesh”

ST:DS9 s07e06 “Treachery, Faith, and the Great River”

ST:VOY s06e05 “Once Upon a Time”

ST:DS9 s07e07 “One More unto the Breach”

ST:VOY s06e06 “Timeless”

ST:DS9 s07e08 “The Siege of AR-588”

ST:VOY s06e07 “Infinite Regress”

ST:DS9 s07e09 “Covenant”

ST:VOY s06e08 “Nothing Human”
ST:VOY s06e09 “Thirty Days”
ST:VOY s06e10 “Counterpoint”

ST:DS9 s07e10 “It’s Only a Paper Moon”

Star Trek IX: Insurrection

ST:DS9 s07e11 “Prodigal Daughter”

ST:VOY s06e11 “Latent Image”
ST:VOY s06e12 “Bride of Chaotica”
ST:VOY s06e13 “Gravity”

ST:DS9 s07e12 “The Emperor’s New Cloak”

ST SNW #3 – “Dorian’s Diary”

ST:VOY s04e14 “Bliss”

ST:DS9 s07e13 “Field of Fire”

ST:VOY s05e15e16 “Dark Frontier”

ST:DS9 s07e14 “Chimera”

ST:VOY s05e17 “The Disease”

ST:DS9 s07e15 “Badda-Bing Badda-Bang”

ST:VOY s05e18 “Course: Oblivion”

ST:DS9 s07e16 “Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges”

ST:VOY s05e19 “The Flight”
ST:VOY s05e20 “Think Tank”

ST:DS9 s07e17 “Penumbra”
ST:DS9 s07e18 “Til Death Do Us Part”
ST:DS9 s07e19 “Stange Bedfellows”

ST Tales of the Dominion War - “Safe Harbors”

ST:VOY s05e21 “Juggernaut”
ST:VOY s05e22 “Someone to Watch Over Me”

ST Tales of the Dominion War – “Eleven Hours Out”

ST Tales of the Dominion War – “Safe Harbors”

ST:DS9 s07e20 “The Changing Face of Evil”

ST Tales of the Dominion War – “Field Expediency”

ST:VOY s05e23 “11:59”

ST:DS9 s07e21 “When It Rains…”

ST:VOY s05e24 “Relativity”

ST Tales of the Dominion War - “A Song Well Sung”

ST:DS9 s07e22 “Tacking Into the Wind”

ST:VOY s05e25 “Warhead”

ST:DS9 s07e23 “Extreme Measures”
ST:DS9 s07e24 “The Dogs of War”
ST:DS9 s07e25e26 “What You Leave Behind”

ST Tales of the Dominion War - “Requital”

ST Tales of the Dominion War – “Stone Cold Truths”

DS9 Relaunch ‘officially’ begins

2375

ST DS9: What You Leave Behind
         (novelization expands on elements in TV episode)

ST TNG Helix: Double or Nothing

ST S31: Shadow

ST:VOY s05e26-s06e01 “Equinox”

ST MU: Obsidian Alliances – Saturn’s Children
ST MU: Shards and Shadows – “A Terrible Beauty”

ST Tales from the Captain’s Table - “LoDnI’pu’ vavpu’ je”

2376

ST DS9: The Lives of Dax
ST DS9: N-Vector, Chapters 1-4 (comic)

ST TNG: I, Q
ST TNG: Gemworld I & II

ST DS9: The Left Hand of Destiny I & II

ST TNG: Diplomatic Implausibility
         (features Worf, Klag, IKS Gorkon, Klingon Empire)

ST TNG: Maximum Warp, Book One - Dead Zone
ST TNG: Maximum Warp, Book Two - Forever Dark

ST DS9: A Stitch in Time

ST NF: The Quiet Place
ST NF: Dark Allies

ST:VOY s06e02 “Survival Instinct”
ST:VOY s06e03 “Barge of the Dead”

ST SCE #62: What’s Past, Book Two - The Future Begins
ST SCE #66: What’s Past, Book Six - Many Splendors
ST SCE #1: The Belly of the Best
ST SCE #2: Fatal Error
ST SCE #3: Hard Crash

ST SCE #4 & 5: Interphase Parts 1 & 2

ST NF: Requiem
ST NF: Renaissance
ST NF: Restoration
         (The ‘Excalibur trilogy’)

ST:VOY s06e04 “Tinker Tenor Doctor Spy”
ST:VOY s06e05 “Alice”
ST:VOY s06e06 “Riddles
ST:VOY s06e07 “Dragon’s Teeth”
ST:VOY s06e08 “One Small Step”
ST:VOY s06e09 “The Voyager Conspiracy”
ST:VOY s06e10 “Pathfinder”
ST:VOY s06e11 “Fair Haven”

ST DS9: Millennium trilogy (framing story)
     ST DS9 Millennium: The Fall of Terok Nor
     ST DS9 Millennium: The War of the Prophets
     ST DS9 Millennium: Inferno

ST DS9: Avatar I & II
ST SCE #6: Cold Fusion

ST:VOY s06e12 “Blink of an Eye”
ST:VOY s06e13 “Virtuoso”
ST:VOY s06e14 “Memorial”
ST:VOY s06e15 “Tsunkatse”
ST:VOY s06e16 “Collective”

ST SCE#7 & 8: Invincible, Parts 1 & 2

ST S31: Abyss

ST SCE #9: The Riddled Post

Star Trek Gateways #3: TNG – Doors Into Chaos
Star Trek Gateways #4: DS9 – Demons of Air and Darkness
Star Trek Gateways #5: VOY – No Man’s Land
Star Trek Gateways #6: NF – Cold Wars
Star Trek Gateways #7: What Lay Beyond
         - “Horn and Ivory” (DS9)
         - “In the Queue” (VOY)
         - “Death After Life” (NF)
         - “The Other Side” (TNG)
ST SCE #10: Here There Be Monsters (epilogue)

ST:VOY s06e17 “Spirit Folk”
ST:VOY s06e18 “Ashes to Ashes”

Star Trek: The Brave and the Bold – The Final Artifact

ST DS9: Mission Gamma I – Twilight

ST SCE #11: Ambush
ST SCE #12: Some Assembly Required

ST DS9: Divided We Fall, Issue 1 – “Crossfire”
ST DS9: Divided We Fall, Issue 2 – “No Quarter”
ST DS9: Divided We Fall, Issue 3 – “All Fall Down”
ST DS9: Divided We Fall, Issue 4 – “United We Stand”
         (DS9-TNG crossover comic miniseries)

ST SCE #13: No Surrender
ST SCE #14: Caveat Emptor
ST SCE #15: Past Life

ST:VOY s06e19 “Child’s Play”

ST SCE #16: Oaths
ST SCE #17, 18, 19: Foundations, Books 1, 2, & 3
ST SCE #20: Enigma Ship
ST SCE #21 & 22: War Stories, Books 1 & 2
ST SCE #23 & 24: Wildfire, Books 1 & 2

ST:VOY s06e20 “Good Shepherd”

ST DS9: Mission Gamma II – This Gray Spirit

ST NF: Being Human
ST NF: Gods Above
ST NF: Stone and Anvil

ST DS9: Mission Gamma III – Cathedral

ST GKN: A Good Day to Die

ST SCE #25: Home Fires
ST SCE #26: Age of Unreason
ST SCE #27: Balance of Nature
ST SCE #28: Breakdowns

ST:VOY s06e21 “Live Fast and Prosper”

ST DS9: Mission Gamma IV – Lesser Evil

ST GKN: Honor Bound

ST DS9: Rising Son

ST SCE #29: Aftermath
ST SCE #30 & 31: Ishtar Rising, Books 1 & 2
ST SCE #32: Buying Time
ST SCE #33 & 34: Collective Hindsight, Books 1 & 2
ST SCE #35 & 36: The Demon, Books 1 & 2

ST DS9: Unity

ST TNG: Genesis Wave I

ST GKN: Enemy Territory

ST DS9: Worlds of Deep Space Nine - Trill: Unjoined
ST DS9: Worlds of Deep Space Nine - Bajor: Fragments and Omens

Star Trek: Tales from the Captain’s Table - “The Officer’s Club”

ST SCE #37: Ring Around the Sky
ST SCE #38: Orphans
ST SCE #39: Grand Designs
ST SCE #40: Failsafe
ST SCE #41: Bitter Medicine
ST SCE #42: Sargasso Sector

ST DS9: Worlds of Deep Space Nine – Andor: Paradigm

ST KE: A Burning House

ST SCE #43: Paradise Interrupted
ST SCE #44: Where Time Stands Still
ST SCE #45: The Art of the Deal
ST SCE #46: Spin
ST SCE #47 & 48: Creative Couplings, Books 1 & 2
ST SCE #49: Small World

ST DS9: Worlds of Deep Space Nine – Ferenginar: Satisfaction Is Not Guaranteed

ST:VOY s06e22 “Muse”
ST:VOY s06e23 “Fury”
ST:VOY s06e24 “Life Line”
ST:VOY s06e25 “The Haunting of Deck Twelve”

ST DS9: Worlds of Deep Space Nine – Cardassia: The Lotus Flower

ST SCE #50: Malefictorum
ST SCE #51: Lost Time
ST SCE #52: Identity Crisis
ST SCE #53: Fables of the Prime Directive
ST SCE #54: Security
ST SCE #55 & 56: Wounds, Books 1 & 2

ST DS9: Worlds of Deep Space Nine – The Dominion: Olympus Descending

ST TNG: Genesis Wave II

ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “Empathy”
ST MU: Shards and Shadows - “For Want of a Nail”

2377

ST DS9: Warpath

ST:VOY s06e26-s07e01 “Unimatrix Zero”

ST TNG: Genesis Wave III

ST DS9: Fearful Symmetry

Star Trek: Seven Deadly Sins – “Greed: Reservoir Ferengi”

ST DS9: The Soul Key

ST SCE #57: Out of the Cocoon
ST SCE #58: Honor
ST SCE #59: Blackout
ST SCE #60: The Cleanup
ST SCE #61: What’s Past, Book One – Progress
ST SCE #63: What’s Past, Book Three - Echoes of Coventry
ST SCE #65: What’s Past, Book Five - 10 is Better Than 01

ST TNG: Genesis Force

ST:VOY s07e02 “Imperfection”
ST:VOY s07e03 “Drive”
ST:VOY s07e04 “Repression”
ST:VOY s07e05 “Critical Care”
ST:VOY s07e06 “Inside Man”

ST TOS: Exodus
ST TOS: Exiles
ST TOS: Epiphany
         (the Vulcan’s Soul trilogy)

ST:VOY s07e07 “Body and Soul”
ST:VOY s07e08 “Nightingale”
ST:VOY s07e09e10 “Flesh and Blood”

ST TNG: A Hard Rain

ST:VOY s07e11 “Shattered”
ST:VOY s07e12 “Lineage”
ST:VOY s07e13 “Repentance”

ST COE: Turn the Page
ST COE: Troubleshooting
ST COE: The Light
ST COE: The Art of the Comeback
ST COE: Signs from Heaven
ST COE: Ghost

ST:VOY s07e14 “Prophecy”
ST:VOY s07e15 “The Void”
ST:VOY s07e16e17 “Workforce”

ST COE: Remembrance of Things Past, Books I & II

ST:VOY s07e18 “Human Error”
ST:VOY s07e19 “Q2”
ST:VOY s07e20 “Author, Author”
ST:VOY s07e21 “Frienship One”
ST:VOY s07e22 “Natural Law”
ST:VOY s07e23 “Homestead”
ST:VOY s07e24 “Renaissance Man”

2378

ST DS9: The Never-Ending Sacrifice

ST:VOY s07e25e26 “Endgame”

VOY Relaunch ‘officially’ begins

 

ST VOY: Homecoming
ST VOY: The Farther Shore

ST VOY: Spirit Walk I – Old Wounds
ST VOY: Spirit Walk II – Enemy of My Enemy

Star Trek: Tales from The Captain’s Table – “Seduced”

ST TNG: A Time to be Born
ST TNG: A Time to Die

ST TNG: A Time to Sow
ST TNG: A Time to Harvest

2379

ST TNG: A Time to Love
ST TNG: A Time to Hate

ST TNG: A Time to Kill
ST TNG: A Time to Heal

ST TNG: A Time for War, a Time for Peace

ST NF: After the Fall
ST NF: Missing in Action

ST NF: Turnaround (five-issue comic miniseries)

Star Trek X: Nemesis

TNG Relaunch ‘officially’ begins

ST TNG: Death in Winter

ST Tales from the Captain’s Table - “Improvisations on the Opal Sea: A Tale of Dubious Credibility”

2380

ST NF: Treason

ST TTN: Taking Wing
ST TTN: The Red King

Star Trek: Articles of Federation

ST TTN: Orion’s Hounds

ST TNG: Resistance
ST TNG: Q & A
ST TNG: Before Dishonor

ST NF: Blind Man’s Bluff

ST TTN: Sword of Damocles

ST TNG: Q Are Cordially Uninvited

ST NF: The Returned, Parts 1, 2, & 3

2377-2381

ST MU: Rise Like Lions

2381

ST TNG: Greater Than the Sum

Star Trek: Seven Deadly Sins – Gluttony: Revenant (Borg)

Star Trek Destiny I: Gods of Night
Star Trek Destiny II: Mere Mortals
Star Trek Destiny III: Lost Souls

ST VOY: Full Circle

ST TNG: Losing the Peace

Star Trek: A Singular Destiny

ST VOY: Unworthy
ST VOY: Children of the Storm

ST TTN: Over a Torrent Sea

ST VOY: The Eternal Tide

ST TTN: Synthesis

ST VOY: Protectors

2382

ST DTI: Watching the Clock

ST VOY: Acts of Contrition
ST VOY: Atonement

ST VOY: A Pocket Full of Lies

ST VOY: Architects of Infinity
ST VOY: To Lose the Earth

Star Trek Typhon Pact #1: Zero Sum Game
Star Trek Typhon Pact #2: Seize the Fire
Star Trek Typhon Pact #3: Rough Beasts of Empire
Star Trek Typhon Pact #4: Paths of Disharmony

ST TTN: Fallen Gods

Star Trek Typhon Pact #5: The Struggle Within

2383

Star Trek Typhon Pact #6: Plagues of Night
Star Trek Typhon Pact #7: Raise the Dawn

ST TNG: Indistinguishable From Magic

ST DTI: Forgotten History

Star Trek Typhon Pact #8: Brinkmanship

2384

ST TNG: Cold Equations I – The Persistence of Memory
ST TNG: Cold Equations II – Silent Weapons

ST DTI: The Collectors
ST DTI: Time Lock

ST TNG: Cold Equations III – The Body Electric

ST DTI: Shield of the Gods

ST TNG: The Stuff of Dreams

2385

Star Trek The Fall: Revelation and Dust
Star Trek The Fall: Crimson Shadow
Star Trek The Fall: A Ceremony of Losses
Star Trek The Fall: The Poisoned Chalice
Star Trek The Fall: Peaceable Kingdoms

ST DS9: Lust’s Latinum Lost (and Found)

ST TTN: Absent Enemies

ST TNG: The Light Fantastic

ST DS9: The Missing

ST TNG: Takedown

ST DS9: Sacraments of Fire
ST DS9: Ascendance

ST PRO: Fire with Fire
ST PRO: The Root of All Rage
ST PRO: In the Heart of Chaos

ST DS9: Rules of Accusation

2386

ST TNG: Armageddon’s Arrow

ST S31: Disavowed

ST TTN: Sight Unseen

Star Trey Prey: Hell’s Heart
Star Trek Prey: The Jackal’s Trick
Star Trek Prey: The Hall of Heroes

ST DS9: Force and Motion
ST DS9: I, Constable
ST DS9: The Long Mirage
ST DS9 Gamma: Original Sin

ST TNG: Headlong Flight

ST S31: Control

ST TTN: Fortune of War

ST TNG: Hearts and Minds
ST TNG: Available Light

2388

ST DS9: Enigma Tales

Early 25th century

ST ENT: The Good That Men Do (framing story with Jake Sisko & Nog)

2442

ST DS9: Prophecy and Change
         (two-part framing story “Revisited” is the meeting of retired author Jake Sisko and student admirer Melanie in 2442 as seen in ST:DS9 s04e03 “The Visitor”, only without Benjamin Sisko lost in spacetime)