I think Conspiracy was the best episode. 11001001 was a some what basic story line.Where No One Has Gone Before was very decent. I still think the two best episodes of the first season are 11001001 and Conspiracy.
I think Conspiracy was the best episode. 11001001 was a some what basic story line.Where No One Has Gone Before was very decent. I still think the two best episodes of the first season are 11001001 and Conspiracy.
I always felt that was its flaw, coming so early in the show's run - don't do an 'out of character' episode before you've had a chance to establish what 'in character' looks like. Especially as several characters, including Picard, changed somewhat after the pilot.In that respect I thought The Naked Now was decent because of how out of character everyone was.
I always felt that was its flaw, coming so early in the show's run - don't do an 'out of character' episode before you've had a chance to establish what 'in character' looks like. Especially as several characters, including Picard, changed somewhat after the pilot.
There are lots of problems with EaF, but it had the virtue of establishing things people did like right off the bat including Picard and Data. Plus they got the technology and universe "right"."Encounter at Farpoint" would be my answer. Found it to be a compelling debut episode and have never understood why the first season is so widely derided. Sure, it has some absolute clunkers, but I like most of the episodes and love a few of them (i.e. "The Arsenal of Freedom, "The Big Goodbye").
Not a good way to introduce yourself to the forum.Encounter at Farpoint. Seasons 1 and 2 get a bad rap from pretentious douches. As was stated earlier, Conspiracy was an excellent episode. It was an X-files episode before the X-Files even existed.
The other problem with running "The Naked Now" as the first non-pilot episode was that it gave the false impression that, "Oh, they're just going to be remaking old TOS episodes . . .
As much as I disagree with NN being shown early in STNG's run, it still seems as if you didnt actually watch or remember the episode very well...there was quite a bit of angst and natural inclinations that came to the surface. Go watch it again and get back to us.Naked Now should have been destroyed. It wasn't even about hidden traits coming to the surface, so nothing compelling happens. They trivialized the virus's effect by making it be like that of alcohol. So everyone gets a bit giddy and loopy and uninhibited. So what? No inner turmoil coming out. They might just as well have shown everybody drunk from a party.
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