I am curious to know, what Trek-TNG story would you have like to have been told that wasn't?
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The torrid, secret affair between Geordi and Wesley.
There's a bunch. I wish we to know the Jarada better. They were supposed to be big new baddies. I think budget and changes in staff took us away from them and more in the direction of aliens we knew - Klingons and Romulans. I don't think it helped either that the other big new baddies - the Ferengi - were done so poorly. But hey, TNG also gave us the Cardassians and Borg so...
lol...true...to paraphrase Scotty..."laddie, perhaps I should've rephrased that."
Didn't Imzadi make a play on that story line? I haven't read it since it first came out, but I could swear that was part of it. Either that or my memory is shot, which could very well be the case.
Didn't Imzadi make a play on that story line? I haven't read it since it first came out, but I could swear that was part of it. Either that or my memory is shot, which could very well be the case.
In Imzadi, Troi died durin' the series (around the fifth or sixth season, I think) and Riker wound up in command of a starbase, not a refit Enterprise-D. And Troi & Worf never got together. And Wesley was a Starfleet captain, not on a higher plane...
A time travel story with a far future Data. I mean far future. Millions or billions of years hence. How's he come back, and why, and is anyone we'd still recognize still round?
Are there totally new players...have the Federation "ascended" or something leaving behind new races or just rocks. Is the galaxy one large benevolent Collective? Is it connected with other galaxies, part of a massive super-being? What's individuality like there? What's he doing back?
Did he become organic like in Bicentennial Man,outlive organic civilization like in A.I., become a super-being like in 2001?
Are there totally new players...have the Federation "ascended" or something leaving behind new races or just rocks. Is the galaxy one large benevolent Collective? Is it connected with other galaxies, part of a massive super-being? What's individuality like there? What's he doing back?
Did he become organic like in Bicentennial Man,outlive organic civilization like in A.I., become a super-being like in 2001?
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"We, are back." What kept them away?
The "Conspiracy" aliens sent out a homing beacon - who received it?
The Sheliak were an implacable worrying foe till the end of the episode. More could have been done with them.
Whatever happened to Dr. Selar?
We never met Nurse Ogawa's husband.
There's been a murder in Cetacean Ops. Why is that dolphin smiling?
Why was Q frightened of Guinan?
Troi and Riker.
Picard and Crusher.
Data and Geordi go on vacation and find trouble.
Whatever happened to Lwaxana's servant before Mr. Homm? Homm had a bit of mystery himself.
The "Conspiracy" aliens sent out a homing beacon - who received it?
The Sheliak were an implacable worrying foe till the end of the episode. More could have been done with them.
Whatever happened to Dr. Selar?
We never met Nurse Ogawa's husband.
There's been a murder in Cetacean Ops. Why is that dolphin smiling?
Why was Q frightened of Guinan?
Troi and Riker.
Picard and Crusher.
Data and Geordi go on vacation and find trouble.
Whatever happened to Lwaxana's servant before Mr. Homm? Homm had a bit of mystery himself.
I always to see more of an exploration of Geordi and Data's friendship.
This! I would love to see this played out. Especially given her defensive posture, which implies that, in spite of her corporeal nature, she isn't at the mercy of Q's "unlimited" power...
"She is an imp! Where she goes, trouble always follows..."
I'd love to know what, exactly, an imp is.
That would totally ruin the Beverly Crusher character.
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