Star Trek: The Next Generation

Star Trek: The Next Generation

1987
Star Trek: The Next Generation
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Star Trek: The Next Generation

8.7 | TV-PG | en | Drama

Follow the intergalactic adventures of Capt. Jean-Luc Picard and his loyal crew aboard the all-new USS Enterprise NCC-1701D, as they explore new worlds.

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EP25  All Good Things...
May. 23,1994
All Good Things...

Stardate: 47988.0. Shortly after Picard is diagnosed with a long-term, potentially debilitating brain disorder, he starts experiencing bizarre shifts into three main time periods: 25 years into the future, a few days before the Enterprise-D is sent on its mission to Farpoint station, and the present. Picard realizes that Q is behind these shifts through time. Stardate: 47988.1. After his encounter with Q, Picard assembles the senior staff, and wonders if Q is actually giving him a chance to save humanity by showing him that the spatial anomaly also exists in the past. As they talk, the ship reaches the Neutral Zone, then Picard returns to the future, where Beverly's ship is also on the edge of the Neutral Zone. He convinces a reluctant Worf to accompany the group into Klingon territory, and then travels to the past, where he orders the crew into the Devron system.

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All Good Things...

Stardate: 47988.0. Shortly after Picard is diagnosed with a long-term, potentially debilitating brain disorder, he starts experiencing bizarre shifts into three main time periods: 25 years into the future, a few days before the Enterprise-D is sent on its mission to Farpoint station, and the present. Picard realizes that Q is behind these shifts through time. Stardate: 47988.1. After his encounter with Q, Picard assembles the senior staff, and wonders if Q is actually giving him a chance to save humanity by showing him that the spatial anomaly also exists in the past. As they talk, the ship reaches the Neutral Zone, then Picard returns to the future, where Beverly's ship is also on the edge of the Neutral Zone. He convinces a reluctant Worf to accompany the group into Klingon territory, and then travels to the past, where he orders the crew into the Devron system.

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8.7 | TV-PG | en | Drama , Mystery , Action & Adventure | More Info
Released: 1987-09-28 | Released Producted By: Paramount Television , Norway Corporation Country: Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: https://www.startrek.com/shows/star-trek-the-next-generation
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Follow the intergalactic adventures of Capt. Jean-Luc Picard and his loyal crew aboard the all-new USS Enterprise NCC-1701D, as they explore new worlds.

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Drama , Mystery , Action & Adventure

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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) is now streaming with subscription on Paramount+

Cast

Patrick Stewart , Jonathan Frakes , Brent Spiner

Director

Jeri Taylor

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Paramount Television , Norway Corporation

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Star Trek: The Next Generation Audience Reviews

Redwarmin This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place
Konterr Brilliant and touching
Yash Wade Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.
Kamila Bell This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.
Mr-Fusion Y'know, when it all comes down to it, I really loved that ship. The Enterprise-D (with its neutral dentist's office decor) really fit with the tone and the characters on "The Next Generation", and it was totally a character.TNG really kept the spirit of exploration alive, and even though Captain Picard isn't swashbuckling or quick with a fist, he really did lead his crew on these strange voyages. It doesn't hurt that Patrick Stewart is a top-shelf actor, but he was also apart of an ensemble cast, and I really did (do) like seeing them from one episode to the next.This is like any TV show with certain seasons better than others; but when the show finally found its voice, it *really* got going. Just one fine episode after another. It's hard to believe the leeway this received as a series, given our current cutthroat ratings climate.I credit this with really planting the seeds in me as a Trekkie. Over the years, I've come to appreciate The Original Series, as well as the movies, but it all started here.It's an amazing show.10/10
meloda With the exception of the first season of the series (which is pretty corny and dull) this is the greatest science-fiction adventure show of all time. Season 2 was decent, and it only got better as the years went on, ending on a high note by the end of the series with the best adventures imaginable. Seasons 3-8 are the best.Star Trek TNG has the best cast of the regular senior officers, and each episode is very adventurous with great plots and very believable guests and story-lines. It keeps you on the edge of your seat and is very entertaining for anyone from the biggest "Trekkie," to the occasional viewer, to even the not-so-interested. The talented and terrific actor Patrick Stewart stars as the great Captain Picard (greatest in all the Star Trek editions,) who is very likable and a wonderful leader. The rest of the crew keeps your interest, and is well worth getting into for hours of entertainment.How I wish more shows in the science-fiction area could be this good. A true 10/10, and A+ to stand the test of time and still be watchable after over 20 years since its cancellation. BRAVO, Star Trek TNG!
treklover While it's not quite the greatest show in Trek history, its certainly close. The entire group of people that made this series are incredibly talented and you can still look back on even some of the lesser episodes as classics.I'll always love Picard as the captain who seemed to have so few flaws, and when when he reveals them he seems so genuine. Riker as the number one is also great, LaForge, Data, Beverly, Troi, Worf...the list goes on and on. The original still holds a special place in my heart and I don't think it can ever be topped, but this series gets about as close as it comes to making it perfect.
Baccchewa After watching the entire series on bluray, I have to say that the overall quality of every episode is remarkably consistent. Patrick Stewart as Captain Picard is undoubtedly brilliant, and Brent Spiner is not far behind playing the android Data. The rest of the "gang" fits in nicely, although I don't enjoy the character Worf as much and every episode with him as the main character is not as good as the others. But on the whole it is a great show with interesting reoccurring moral predicaments and philosophical questions about the understanding of humanity. As someone pointed out, the world would be a lot happier place to live in if its leaders would sit down and watch the show and learn from it.After you finished watching the series, the perfect "epilogue" would be the only really good Star Trek film, Star Trek: First Contact (1996). An excellent finale of the whole Star Trek TNG experience, which also connects with the episode Q Who? (S2E16) where the Federation first encounter the Borg. So, if you've never seen Star Trek before, this is the way I would start, because it is simply the best of Star Trek.