Star Trek: The Next Generation

[1987, TV Show]

Star Trek: The Next Generation: TV Guide News

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A new crew boards a revamped USS Enterprise in the first spin-off from the '60s cult classic. Set some 70 years after the Capt. Kirk era, the syndicated sequel follows the seven-year trek of Capt. Jean-Luc Picard and his colorful subordinates (including a Klingon!) as they encounter new lifeforms and foes, including the Borg, Q and the Ferengi. Picard and his sidekicks would continue their voyages in a series of theatrical films.

Star Trek, Gilmore, The Wire...It's a Very Merry Holiday DVD Gift Guide! | The Joy of Sets | 12/5/2007
On the first day of my Christmas gift guide, My true love of TV DVDsIs what I want to share with thee.So hark your heralds and deck your halls later, people. We’ve got more box sets than all those maids a’milkling and drummers drummin’ combined to cover this month. And nothing makes the season brighter than a shiny pile of TV shows, no matter who’s on your gift list.For your sci-fi friend…Star Trek: The Next Generation Holy Starship! The complete series in one Borg-tacular cube may be too much for even the most geeeked-out Trekker. 49 discs, 176 episodes, Picard doing all sorts of “Make it so.” It’s stunning. And quite powerful, lemme tell you. Having never watched the show back when it was on because, you know, I was out doing messed up stuff to ruin my life, the phenomenon escaped me. Well, no more! I now get what the big whoo hoo is about with this one and I’m not ashamed to admit it. Not that I’m booking a trip to one of those... read more
Ask Matt | 9/24/2007
What is your take on the cast changes on Stargate Atlantis? I'm personally pretty happy that SG-1's Amanda Tapping is making the trip to Atlantis. It seemed pretty inevitable: Someone was going to cross over after Torri Higginson's role was minimized. Anyway, as an objective party who's never been all that entrenched in the series, what is your opinion? Also, have you heard the theory that Higginson wanted out of her contract? read more
Ask Matt | 7/13/2007
In Monday's Ask Matt column, you were asked about season finales that left the audience as awestruck as this year's Lost read more
Ask Matt | 3/19/2007
I really enjoy your column; I read it every week! In light of recent episodes of Battlestar Galactica and your comment i read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 10/24/2006
On Nov. 7 (postponed from its previously announced airdate of Oct. 24), Susanna Thompson (Once and Again, The Book of Da read more

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Your favorite TNG episode and why
What’s your favorite Star Trek The Next Generation episode?Mine is “Tapestry” for several reasons. First and foremost, Jean Luc Picard is my favorite TNG cast member,... read more
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Welcome to the Star Trek TNG Blog
Greetings…glad you’re with us. Take the post at Tactical and stand by for orders.I came to the Bridge of this Star Trek The Next Generation blog to find her abandoned. Therefore... read more
Posted by SgtFoster Apr 17, 2007 10:44 AM

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Premiered: September 28, 1987, on Syndicated

Rating: TV-PG

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Premise: A new crew boards a revamped USS Enterprise in the first spin-off from the '60s cult classic. Set some 70 years after the Capt. Kirk era, the syndicated sequel follows the seven-year trek of Capt. Jean-Luc Picard and his colorful subordinates (including a Klingon!) as they encounter new lifeforms and foes, including the Borg, Q and the Ferengi. Picard and his sidekicks would continue their voyages in a series of theatrical films.

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