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Here’s our ranking of every Star Trek series, from worst to best. 11. Star Trek: The Animated Series (1973-1975) CBS/Viacom. Yes, it’s at the bottom, but I’d never say this is a bad series.
- Star Trek: The Next Generation. Just as the list began with Jean-Luc Picard, it ends with Jean-Luc Picard. Star Trek: The Next Generation is more than just everything a Star Trek series can be: it’s everything science fiction can be.
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Deep Space Nine the Star Trek formula from TNG and tweaks it, asking: what if the characters can’t run away from the problems they’ve created?
- Star Trek: The Original Series. It’s too easy to forget that Star Trek’s original series isn’t just notable as the first Star Trek series but is also excellent in its own right.
- Star Trek: Lower Decks. It’s becoming a bit of a pattern now, but Star Trek: Lower Decks had an iffy start. A lot of the jokes just weren’t that funny, and it seemed too hesitant to engage with its sci-fi roots.
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- Star Trek: The Next Generation. Star Trek: The Next Generation aired in syndication for seven seasons from 1987-1994 and it is, all told, the finest example of Star Trek that defines what the franchise is and can be.
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, which aired for seven seasons from 1993-1999, was a revolutionary Star Trek series that truly took the franchise in bold new directions.
- Star Trek: The Original Series. Star Trek: The Original Series aired for only three seasons on NBC from 1966-1969 but it found new popularity in syndication during the 1970s, which led to the actors returning for six successful feature films about Captain Kirk and the Starship Enterprise.
- Star Trek: Discovery. Star Trek: Discovery, the first new series in 12 years, launched in 2017 as the flagship series of the CBS All Access streaming service.
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- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. If the original series and The Next Generation established the tone and the archetypes, Deep Space Nine perfected them. It is the pinnacle of Star Trek shows.
- Star Trek: The Original Series. The one that started it all! We would not be here today without Gene Roddenberry’s seminal work, the 1966 original series!
- Star Trek: The Next Generation. The formative Trek show of my youth. Star Trek: The Next Generation is perhaps the show that my generation thinks of first when hearing the words “Star Trek.”
- Star Trek: Lower Decks. Hands down the best of the new Treks. Each episode is packed full of jokes and references and very deep cuts of old Star Trek canon—while still telling a good story—and a good Star Trek story!
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993–1999) Placing Star Trek: Deep Space Nine in the top spot is perhaps a contentious decision. However, this series did more than measure up to the quality of The Next Generation (a lofty feat in and of itself).
- Star Trek: The Original Series (1966–1969) What can we say about The Original Series that hasn't been said already? Gene Roddenberry successfully fused science fiction with American pioneer spirit to create his vision of this "Wagon Train to the stars."
- Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987–1994) Star Trek: The Next Generation has the dubious honor of being the first Trek show where veteran fans warn against new fans starting at the very beginning.
- Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (2022–present) Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is a truly pleasant surprise to fans of the franchise. Set years before Captain Kirk sat in that famous chair, we see Capt.
Sep 22, 2017 · In honor of the latest addition to the franchise, Star Trek: Discovery, which premieres on CBS on September 24, here’s a ranking of every live-action Star Trek series from worst to best.
Mar 15, 2024 · By Michileen Martin | Published 1 month ago. The Worst Star Trek Episodes From Every Series. When the first episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds premiered on Paramount+ in May 2022, it brought the number of franchise television series, past and present, to eleven.
