During his player, commander William Reeker of "Star Trek: The Next Generation", an rudimentary director was suffered. Freyks was interested in directing the episodes of the show, and the producers said he would only be allowed to do so After shading the other directors in 300 hours. Freque put it in proper attention and he ended up directing eight episodes of the series. The producers were so impressed that they also hired Freyks to direct two of the Star Trek films.

His directorial experience of "Next Generation" has revealed, may be shown in other directing gigs. For one, he stayed with the Star Trek franchise for decades, returning to the Helm episodes of "Deep Space Nine", "Voyager", "Discovery", "Strange New Worlds" and "Picard". He directed the science science film for family friend Clockstoppers in 2002 and "Thunderbirds" in 2004, eventually moving exclusively to television, supervising episodes of "Leverage", "Roswell", "Librarians", "Orwill", and "NCIS: Los Angeles". Freyks was actually more fruitful behind the camera than it once was in front of her.

One of the many freight directors was the episode of the second rebirth of the "Dusk Zone". The second rebirth, to clarify, was the short -lived version that aired on UPN from 2002 to 2003. It lasted only one season, hosted by Forrest Whitaker in the role of Rod Serling, and /film did not rank very high. The Freyki episode was called "The Linean", and starred EreereMi Piven, two years before finding a huge main fame of "escort". It is written by Penn Dansham, who also wrote four episodes of the revived "external borders", as well as 22 episodes on the TV version of the 1990s at The Spiglifent Seven. Pensham is also credited as a writer of stories of hits like "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" and unusuals like "Gnome named Gnome".

"The Linean", as it happens, was the only two -piece episode of the "Twilight" zone in 2002, taking over the full time of the show. Most episodes were broadcast in 30-minute pairs.

In the episode, Ereeremi Piven plays Tyler Ward, a phone repair, who dreams of becoming rich and leaving his life at Humdrome. He also assumes that wealth can attract the attention of his attractive boss, Shannon (Olivia D'Abo) and impresses his best friend Buddy (Vincent Lareska). While fixing a shot down, Tyler is hit by lightning. The lightning strike kills him for three whole minutes, but he is miraculously revived in the hospital. However, Tyler reveals that the lightning strike was prompted by eerie psychic forces. He can now read the minds of the people around him.

Tyler immediately uses his powers to win poker games, earning a lot of money. He understands that success in trading in stock, making him rich over his craziest dreams. However, Shannon becomes excavated by Tyler's open greed, and she eventually falls into the hands of Buddy. Buddy is also appalled by the Avaris of his best friend. Tyler realizes that he has made his dreams of wealth, but he feels hollow after losing the people who were most important to him. It is a classic ironic twilight zone.

"The Lineman" was the 11th episode aired, but it was union to be a pilot episode for the new "Dusk Zone". Although the revival in 2002 had quality writing and directed, it was not as openly celebrated as the 1985 version of "The Twilight Zone", nor was it just as the recent revival of "external borders". The ratings remained low, The studio was constantly mixedAnd the play was axed after only 22 weeks and 43 episodes.

Freyks was not injured by this outcome. He has already worked on Clockstoppers and will soon glue the TV film in 2006 "Library: Returning to King Solomon's mines". He continues to work well for himself behind the camera between the reprisals of his Star Trek work.