Star Trek: The Next Generation The Star Lost #[nn]

In "The Flight of the Albert Einstein," the Enterprise hurries to contain a deadly outbreak of Zelaznan fever in the Beta Hydros system, but a sudden portal pulls a shuttlecraft carrying Riker, Wesley, and Worf into the unknown—leaving the crew to confront the mystery of their disappearance while the crisis deepens.

In "Morning Star," the crew of a missing shuttlecraft fights to survive after being stranded far from the Enterprise, unaware that their comrades have already written them off as lost. As the crew of the starship holds a memorial service, the truth of their desperate struggle to return begins to unfold.

In "Trapped," the Enterprise responds to a crisis as an undersea civilization faces evacuation, while a missing shuttle crew finds themselves aboard a derelict space station filled with stranded vessels. The tension builds as both groups navigate perilous unknowns, testing their resolve and the limits of Starfleet's reach.

In "The Barrier," Picard faces a moral crossroads as he demands the Lanatosians comply with his evacuation terms, testing the limits of diplomacy and authority. Meanwhile, the stranded crew of a lost shuttlecraft discovers they might hold the secret to returning home—though not everyone among the other survivors agrees they deserve to be saved.

In "Homecoming," the stranded shuttle crew finally makes it back to their sector, only to find themselves cut off from the Federation—no signals, no help. When a Klingon vessel appears on their sensors, their fragile hope for rescue is tested by the very real danger of being mistaken for an enemy.