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I don't see how TNG is more conservative than TOS, a series which started in the mid-60s and shows its age quite a lot, in many ways. TNG is not conservative at all, unless your main point of contention is that the majority of the cast are white and heterosexual (I sincerely hope this isn't...

I never said otherwise. I wasn't trying to disagree with you. I was just giving my general thoughts on the season.

I dislike Troi more than I do Wesley. Not only are her episodes usually orders of magnitude worse (with the exception of Face of the Enemy, one of my favourite episodes), but as a character she's just a wet blanket in terms of personality. At least Wesley often had an energetic and proactive...

Please ignore the large quote, I accidentally quoted everything. Is there no edit function on this forum?

My biggest one is that I unironically really enjoy season 1 and consider it to be very entertaining. Most of that is down to the very specific and particular 80s cheesiness and charm, which I have a soft spot for. Even the universally agreed upon "worst" episodes I can find some mild...

Conspiracy is the only season 1 episode I feel any real desire to rewatch, solely because it's so utterly bizarre and unique from a tonal perspective. It's basically an 80s body-horror short film wearing Star Trek costumes. It's random, strange, gross and cheesy, and I love it because of that...

As much as I adore TNG and part of me wishes it could have continued forever (or at least until season 8), the more logical and detached side of me acknowledges that it absolutely needed to end in season 7 based on how the quality of the episodes were. Season 7 felt closer to season 1 and 2 in...

Greetings, everyone. I've just joined this forum tonight. I'm probably in the minority here in that I've only just finished watching TNG for the first time in my life (I'm 24 years old). It's the first Star Trek media I've ever watched, too. Despite it not being similar to anything else I'd...

This episode makes me feel like I did myself a disservice by not having watched TOS before TNG. I'm sure the appearance of Spock in TNG would have been a much cooler and more satisfying moment if I had have watched TOS first. Oh well, can't change the past now.

Season 3 is, in my opinion, the "transition" season, i.e. where the show was in the process from moving between the era of "prototype TNG" (seasons 1-2) and "real TNG" (seasons 4-7). Looking back over the episodes of season 3, it's definitely superior to both of the first two seasons, but not...