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The Star Trek The Next Generation Season 6 DVD set holds all 26 episodes from 1992-93 on 7 discs, including “Relics” with James Doohan as Scotty, “Chain of Command,” “Tapestry” and “Ship in a Bottle.” Patrick Stewart leads the crew of the Enterprise-D. In stock, ships free within the US and dispatched within 2 business days. Add Star Trek TNG Season 6 to your cart today.
| Format | DVD |
|---|---|
| Discs | 7 |
| Studio | Paramount |
| Run time | 19 hours and 37 minutes |
| Condition | Not specified |
| Availability | In stock |
The Star Trek The Next Generation Season 6 DVD set collects all 26 episodes of the sixth season, which aired in first-run syndication from September 21, 1992 to June 21, 1993. It starts with "Time's Arrow, Part II" and ends with the Borg cliffhanger "Descent, Part I."
The season comes on 7 DVDs. Because it is a DVD set, it plays in standard DVD players and in Blu-ray players.
Season 6 aired alongside the launch of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and the two shows cross paths. "Birthright, Part I" begins aboard the station Deep Space Nine, where Worf learns his father may still be alive in Romulan hands.
In "Relics," the crew finds Montgomery Scott alive in a transporter buffer, with James Doohan returning as Scotty. The two-part "Chain of Command" sends Picard on a covert mission where he is captured and interrogated by a Cardassian played by David Warner, while Ronny Cox takes the Enterprise's chair as Captain Jellico. In "Tapestry," Q gives Picard the chance to revisit choices from his past.
"Ship in a Bottle" brings back Professor Moriarty on the holodeck, and "Second Chances" introduces Thomas Riker, a duplicate of the commander created by a transporter accident. Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner, LeVar Burton, Michael Dorn, Gates McFadden and Marina Sirtis lead the cast.
Cast members stepped behind the camera this year. Patrick Stewart directed "A Fistful of Datas," and LeVar Burton made his directing debut with "Second Chances."
A 2019 CBR ranking placed this season fifth among all Star Trek seasons to that point. Owning Star Trek TNG Season 6 on disc lets you follow the crossover with Deep Space Nine and the run-up to the Borg's return in one place.
See how "Time's Arrow" begins in Star Trek: The Next Generation Season 5, then finish the series with Star Trek: The Next Generation Season 7. Collectors can get every season in the Star Trek: The Next Generation Complete Series, or browse our sci-fi collection. The Wikipedia article on Season 6 lists every episode.
Star Trek The Next Generation Season 6 DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
How many discs are in the Star Trek The Next Generation Season 6 DVD?
Seven DVDs hold all 26 episodes.
Is Scotty in this season?
Yes. James Doohan guest stars as Montgomery Scott in "Relics."
Does it end on a cliffhanger?
Yes. "Descent, Part I" closes the season, and Part II opens Season 7.
Will it play in my Blu-ray player?
Yes. DVDs play in DVD players and in Blu-ray players.
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grendizer76 –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Joseph Watt –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Caution missing outer sleeve
I bought all my seasons of the next generation from Amazon or so I thought. When my season 7 arrived I placed it on the wall with the others then realized I had accidentally missed buying season 6. So I rushed to the computer made sure it WAS season 6 and bought it b
The problem is when I carefully placed it on the wall I noticed it was standing out like a sore thumb. It was missing the outer sleeve. Now normally I’m not THAT picky but in the case it really looked out of place because the sleeves are bigger that the case and they are perfectly square too.
So I returned it and they sent me another. Low and behold IT was missing the sleeve as well. I also noticed that unlike the others that I paid around $80 for each this one was $45. I didn’t notice that when I ordered it because I’m one of those people who do not look at the price tag. I just buy. (Sounds snobby but I’m not)
This time I called Amaxon and the representative said it said may NOT contain outer sleeve as shown in the picture. I apologized profusely. God I swear I did not see that but then again I don’t look at the price tag either. She said to me “oh don’t apologize. It’s not on the web site that way for you it’s only in our notes to us when we look it up. In fact she said there were quite a few returns for the missing sleeve so she took it back refunded me (again) and said “honestly there’s no way to tell if another copy will arrive with a sleeve so I’m having them all pulled. You may want to buy it locally so you can see before you buy it if it has a sleeve or not”. That was nice of her.
So this is more a cautionary warning. If the outer sleeve is not that big a deal then Absxin has the lowest price and fastest delivery time. In fact they sent burnout and I had only just mailed the other back that morning. That was excellent customer service too!
Danicopi –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
iMike –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
The BEST TNG Blu Ray so far!!!!
As with the first five seasons of ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ on Blu-ray, Season Six does not disappoint.
The HD restoration completed by CBS-D is phenomenal. Season Six suffered a bit from lack of color; go back and watch a couple episodes on Netflix and compare to your Blu-ray. There is so much color in the HD restoration it just pops right off the screen. The audio is on impeccable.
The bonus features are plentiful. There are a great deal of deleted scenes with this season’s set and the gag reel is fantastic. My only complaint – and I hate even making it – is in the 3-part documentary. At first I was thrilled they went back to giving a three-part documentary, after Seasons Four and Five only gave us two-part docs. The majority of the first documentary on this set is devoted to the discussion of ‘Deep Space Nine.’ While some might find that to be irrelevant I was excited. First, since there are no current plans to provide an HD restoration to DS9 (c’mon CBS, just do it, give the fans what we want!!!) I thought it would be nice to get some discussion of that series. Second, DS9 spun-off halfway through TNG’s sixth season so a discussion is actually quite relevant.
There is a newly-filmed discussion with Rick Berman regarding DS9 but the rest of the footage is completely archival. What a waste of opportunity! If they’re going to discuss DS9 in a newly produced documentary, why not discuss it in terms of its relevance at the time to TNG. Colm Meaney, who is featured in archival interview footage, could have been brought in (and maybe he wasn’t available) to discuss O’Brien’s transition from TNG to DS9, what it was like to leave TNG, the uptick in his character’s development in Season Five and the beginning of Season Six of TNG. Since Season Six features the crossover episode “Birthright,” they could have had Michael Dorn and Alexander Siddig (who appeared as Dr. Bashir) discuss their experiences. Why not have the TNG cast recall their initial reactions to the news of DS9’s development and how they feel that series may have impacted their own. So much missed opportunity with that.
The second and third documentaries are as brilliant as we’ve come to expect from previous sets. We finally get Whoopi Goldberg giving her insights, we get more John de Lancie, and more from the TNG cast.
Despite my one complaint about one of the three documentaries I give this five stars because a) the production value from CBS-D is top-notch, b) the amount and quality of the extras (for the most part) do not disappoint, and c) I was reminded of how consistent the quality of writing this season was.
michael tucker –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Oustanding service&product!
Fantastic seller, prompt service and product in excellent condition. I love this show and this set does it the justice deserved.
– Works on my dated media players for PC
– Works on DVD player
– Typically 4 Episodes per CD, with Episode number/name on them individually.
– Menu interface is well organized and very well done (i.e.options, scene selection, episodes have auto-playing mini-clips above their titles)
I’m very happy with this product and recommend it to anyone looking to complete their collection. I took a gamble buying the full set of this version, but I found it was truly worth it. Did I mention I love this show? I tend to forget the show was filmed in the 80’s and early 90’s. A lot of love&talent went into this show, not just from the actors/actresses, but the sets, sfx, costumes, and the incredible writers.
If you’re new to TNG, try to find some episodes on Netflix, Hulu, or Vudu. Sci-fi, drama, comedy, period-pieces such as Sherlock Holmes themes – it’s got a little bit of everything. Every episode has it’s very own charm.