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Best of Both Worlds
Best of Both Worlds part 2
Speaking of Generations, which episodes should I watch before that?
Seriously though, you don't need to have seen any TNG before it really. It's self-contained unlike First Contact which has a backstory.
Honestly, all you really need is "The Best of Both Worlds," both parts.
Everything else is supplemental, like reading the sidenotes in the Annotated Shakespeare or whatever. Interesting, if you want to explore the text in more depth, but not essential if you just want to watch "Romeo & Juliet."
You might want to check out Redemption 1&2 for an introduction to Lursa & B'EtorSpeaking of Generations, which episodes should I watch before that?
You might want to check out Redemption 1&2 for an introduction to Lursa & B'EtorSpeaking of Generations, which episodes should I watch before that?
You might want to check out Redemption 1&2 for an introduction to Lursa & B'EtorSpeaking of Generations, which episodes should I watch before that?
You can literally substitute any generic villain for those two in Generations and it wouldn't effect the film in any way. You wouldn't even have to change any of their lines.
There's nothing you can watch that will prepare you for Generations. Up until 2009, it was the worst Star Trek movie.
Seriously though, you don't need to have seen any TNG before it really. It's self-contained unlike First Contact which has a backstory.
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