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- Season 1 overviewSep 28, 1987-May 16, 198826 episodesSeason 1 episodes1. Encounter at Farpoint Sep 28, 1987
- Superbeing tries the Enterprise officers for humanities crimes.
- 2. Encounter at Farpoint Sep 28, 1987
- Q, the mysterious life form, puts the crew on trial for the human race's prior crimes and mistakes.
- 3. The Naked Now Oct 5, 1987
- A deadly disease infects the Enterprise, causing emotional instability and chaos.
- 4. Code of Honor Oct 12, 1987
- Lt. Tasha Yar fights for freedom when she is kidnapped by aliens known as Ligonians.
- 5. The Last Outpost Oct 19, 1987
- An unknown force saps the Enterprise's power.
- 6. Where No One Has Gone Before Oct 26, 1987
- A propulsion test backfires and sends the Enterprise hurtling out of the galaxy.
- 7. Lonely Among Us Nov 2, 1987
- The Enterprise enters an energy cloud that affects the ship and crew.
- 8. Justice Nov 9, 1987
- Wesley faces a death sentence on a planet with an archaic code of law.
- 9. The Battle Nov 16, 1987
- Picard is terrorized by a Ferengi captain out to avenge the death of his son seven years earlier.
- 10. Hide and Q Nov 23, 1987
- Riker becomes the major player in a deadly game masterminded by the dangerous and powerful Q entity.
- 11. Haven Nov 30, 1987
- Troi's mother arrives to tell her daughter of marriage plans arranged by Deanna's late father.
- 12. The Big Goodbye Jan 11, 1988
- Picard, Dr. Crusher and Data become stuck in 1941 San Francisco when the holodeck malfunctions.
- 13. Datalore Jan 18, 1988
- An investigation of the colony world where Data was found turns up an unexpected prototype of him.
- 14. Angel One Jan 25, 1988
- Riker negotiates for the freedom of male fugitives on a world run by women.
- 15. 11001001 Feb 1, 1988
- Aliens hijack the Enterprise after their computer, a life-support system, breaks down.
- 16. Too Short a Season Feb 8, 1988
- An admiral negotiating for the release of hostages hides the tragic outcome of an earlier situation.
- 17. When the Bough Breaks Feb 15, 1988
- A hidden world's sterile inhabitants kidnap children from the Enterprise to save their own race.
- 18. Home Soil Feb 22, 1988
- A microscopic creature may be responsible for the death of an engineer.
- 19. Coming of Age Mar 14, 1988
- While Wesley takes the Starfleet Academy entrance exam, Picard submits to a competence evaluation.
- 20. Heart of Glory Mar 21, 1988
- Worf must choose between career and heritage when a Klingon fugitive takes control of the ship.
- 21. The Arsenal of Freedom Apr 11, 1988
- While probing a ship's disappearance, the crew battles a barrage of sophisticated weapons.
- 22. Symbiosis Apr 18, 1988
- Picard uncovers a deception when he comes between two worlds.
- 23. Skin of Evil Apr 25, 1988
- The crew suffers a senseless loss during an encounter with a sadistic alien holding Troi captive.
- 24. We'll Always Have Paris May 2, 1988
- An old love haunts Picard, as the away team races to repair a rip in the fabric of time.
- 25. Conspiracy May 9, 1988
- Spurred by reports of misdeeds in Starfleet's top echelon, Picard heads for Earth.
- 26. The Neutral Zone May 16, 1988
- As Picard negotiates with hostile Romulans, he deals with three 20th-century civilians.
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S1.E16 ∙ When the Bough Breaks. A planet that was able to cloak itself for thousands of years suddenly reveals itself, with its inhabitants proposing peace. But, after initial negotiations, children of the Enterprise are kidnapped due to the infertility of the inhabitants.
S1.E1 ∙ Encounter at Farpoint- S1.E5 ∙ Where No One Has Gone Before
- S1.E7 ∙ Justice
- S1.E9 ∙ Hide and Q
- S1.E12 ∙ Datalore
- Patrick Stewart, Katy Boyer, Gene Dynarski, and Alexandra Johnson in Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987)
- S1.E15 ∙ Too Short a Season
- S1.E16 ∙ When the Bough Breaks
- S1.E17 ∙ Home Soil
- S1.E20 ∙ The Arsenal of Freedom
Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) is an American science fiction television series created by Gene Roddenberry. It originally aired from September 28, 1987, to May 23, 1994, in syndication, spanning 178 episodes over seven seasons. The third series in the Star Trek franchise, it was inspired by Star Trek: The Original Series.
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- “All Good Things…” (Season 7) “All Good Things…” is the best Star Trek series finale ever and The Next Generation’s crowning achievement. Written by Brannon Braga and Ronald D. Moore, “All Good Things” proved to be a better cinematic-worthy adventure than The Next Generation crew’s first movie, Star Trek: Generations.
- “The Best of Both Worlds, Parts I & II” (Season 3 & 4) Star Trek’s first-ever season-finale cliffhanger is one of television’s greatest. More than three decades later, fans still get chills at the end of “Best of Both Worlds, Part I” when Riker gives the chilling order to “fire” on the Borgified version of his former Captain Picard.
- “Yesterday’s Enterprise” (Season 3) When the long lost Enterprise-C travels through a (what else?) temporal anomaly that alters history, Picard and the crew of the Enterprise-D find themselves in the darkest timeline and at war with the Klingons.
- “The Inner Light” (Season 5) This surprising tearjerker ranks high for fans, thanks in large part to Patrick Stewart’s compelling performance as “The Inner Light” explores the concept of being a living witness to an extinct civilization.
Star Trek: The Next Generation, often abbreviated to TNG, is the second live-action Star Trek television series, and the first set in the 24th century. Like its predecessors, it was created by Gene Roddenberry.
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