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I miss her. As of the day of the posting of this thread, Majel Barrett-Roddenberry would've turned 93 today if she were alive today. Honestly I always found Lwaxana Troi to be obnoxious and rude for the most part but I found her funny and entertaining at times. Besides that I enjoyed Majel's...

The F-word in Star Trek doesn't bother me. But I could see why it would bother some people. Saying that word on the show wouldn't have flown back when the show was airing in syndication (TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY, and ENT). So I'm guessing the people bothered by it aren't used to it being spoken...

I don't know if "overrated" is the word I would use to describe it. I want to say I first discovered this episode around 2015 or 2016-ish when I found out Star Trek was airing on the Heroes and Icons network (I didn't see it first run) and back then I was really fascinated by the concept of...

Well... Sisko did use the Rio Grande, the longest-lasting runabout in the whole series, AND this was the same cruiser that crashed landed on an M-Class planet in snowy weather in "The Accent" so I'm sure Sisko choose the Rio Grande for a reason. 😀 "What You Leave Behind" is probably my...

While I've not watched the scene in "Võx" in it's entirely as much as I used to in recent months, I always get a kick out of seeing the TNG crew returning home. It's nowhere as fun and amazing as seeing it first run but seeing them return to that same bridge fills me with joy. 💕 😊😁 As for the...

I'm 34 and I voted Season 3. I know Season 3 catches a lot of slack for relying too heavily on TNG nostalgia but let's be real here: the Enterprise D reveal was perfectly executed. Plus, I like how in the thread about that, one user describes how poetic it was that the Enterprise D was the first...

Hands down, I prefer Beverly over Pulaski, personally. Pulaski always felt like a replacement since Gates McFadden had been fired after Season 1 then rehired her from Season 3 for the rest of the show's run whereas Beverly had always been established as part of the Enterprise D's family...

The series as a whole was a way to show viewers what Picard's life is like and has been like since the events of NEM. Geordi had spent the past two decades restoring the Enterprise D's saucer that'd been recovered from Veridian III and attached it to the stardrive section of the USA Syracuse...

If this reboot does happen they'd cast new actors as the main characters, am I wrong? That's what I meant.

Uh, hard pass. The legacy of TNG and the impact that it's had on me and so many other people CANNOT and NEVER WILL BE duplicated nor should it even ATTEMPTED to be duplicated. Even for the purposes of a reboot with 30-40 something actors (the ages the TNG cast were when filming "Encounter at...

Reading through this thread and it's recent replies, I'm inclined to agree with at least some of what's being said about Picard Season 3 having relied a bit too much on nostalgia and fanservice... or may have. I remember when they dropped one of the trailers for Season 3, they ended it by...

I wasn't born yet either when TNG premiered! "The Best of Both Worlds, Part 2" was the first new episode that aired after I was born that September.

I wished I'd started this thread yesterday instead of the day before. It's been brought to my attention that September 28 is the anniversary of the premiere of Star Trek: The Next Generation with "Encounter at Farpoint".

In my case, I was born RIGHT in the middle of the original television run of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Going back to my VERY early childhood as a 90s baby this was the first TV series I enjoyed! Blue became my favorite color because that's the color of the Starfleet uniform Troi wears...

I actually like the Season 7 episodes. Weirdly it's not even about the quality of the episodes themselves but I have a nostalgia complex to the Season 7 episodes. Earlier in my day these are the episodes I remember the most. I THINK when I was little, "Phantasms" and "Dark Page" were my first...

What gets me the most was that dramatic music when the Syra-prise pulls a Millennium Falcon as she's being flown into the Borg cube, dodging laser blasts as Data navigates his way to the core to find the beacon. That, and the ship hovering over Riker, Worf, Picard, and Jack until they're safely...

Worst: A good majority of Season 1. I know a lot of people enjoyed Season 1 but for me things just happened all over the place and I didn't get it, like, at all. Hard to follow. Best: The last two episodes, especially the return of the Enterprise D and the whole TNG main crew reunited on the...

Except that's not going to help me forget that I know the Enterprise-D was brought back in the last two episodes so it wouldn't quite be the same experience as watching it first run and experiencing the thrill of the surprise.

These are interesting takes. I use the word "interesting" because I like hearing from people in this thread on both ends of the stick. Not just from people who did enjoy it (though that seems to make up the majority of users who replied to this thread and even viewers of the show itself) but...

Yeah it's coming along quite beautifully!