Test your knowledge of the long-running series Star Trek: The Next Generation
That was true in the endless reruns of the original show, the cartoon series, the novels, and the big-screen movies. Butcreator Gene Roddenberry felt there was a market for a new show as long as no attempt was made to replicate the original characters or their unique dynamics.
Things got off to a very rocky start in the first season due to painfully bad episodes like “Code of Honor,” which deals with matters of race in, let’s just say, unfortunate ways. But the show slowly found its rhythm in Season Two , and became truly brilliant by Season Three. But the highs are amazingly high. If you don’t cry at the end of “The Inner Light,” you were born without an emotion chip.Nice work. You’ve clearly been through the series at least once or twice. For next steps, we recommend you read The Fifty-Year Mission: The Next 25 Years: From The Next Generation to J. J. Abrams: The Complete, Uncensored, and Unauthorized Oral History of Star Trek, by Edward Gross and Mark Altman. Yes, that is the book’s real title. It goes through the entire saga in fascinating detail.You made it so! There’s not much we can teach you, but it’s worth checking out William Shatner’s 2014 documentary,which covers the first two seasons of the series. There’s also the 1994 documentaryCT JonesPrincess Beatrice Sparks Divorce Rumors With Husband After Dad Andrew’s Arrest: ‘He’s Been Pulling Away’Amazon Has Tons of Deals on Women’s Jeans From Levi’s, NYDJ & More – Here Are the Best, Starting at $26
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