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Star Trek: The Next Generation

  • Serie TV
  • 1987–1994
  • T
  • 45min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
8,7/10
144.694
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Michael Dorn, Jonathan Frakes, Gates McFadden, Marina Sirtis, Brent Spiner, LeVar Burton, and Patrick Stewart in Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987)
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Ambientato decenni dopo la missione quinquennale del capitano Kirk, una nuova generazione di ufficiali della Flotta Stellare parte con una nuova Enterprise nella propria missione per andare ... Leggi tuttoAmbientato decenni dopo la missione quinquennale del capitano Kirk, una nuova generazione di ufficiali della Flotta Stellare parte con una nuova Enterprise nella propria missione per andare dove nessuno non è mai andato prima.Ambientato decenni dopo la missione quinquennale del capitano Kirk, una nuova generazione di ufficiali della Flotta Stellare parte con una nuova Enterprise nella propria missione per andare dove nessuno non è mai andato prima.

  • Creazione
    • Gene Roddenberry
  • Star
    • Patrick Stewart
    • Brent Spiner
    • Jonathan Frakes
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    8,7/10
    144.694
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    POPOLARITÀ
    232
    • Creazione
      • Gene Roddenberry
    • Star
      • Patrick Stewart
      • Brent Spiner
      • Jonathan Frakes
    • 337Recensioni degli utenti
    • 161Recensioni della critica
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  • Serie TV più votata #108
    • Vincitore di 18 Primetime Emmy
      • 39 vittorie e 61 candidature totali

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    Patrick Stewart
    Patrick Stewart
    • Captain Jean-Luc Picard…
    • 1987–1994
    Brent Spiner
    Brent Spiner
    • Lieutenant Commander Data…
    • 1987–1994
    Jonathan Frakes
    Jonathan Frakes
    • Commander William Thomas 'Will' Riker…
    • 1987–1994
    LeVar Burton
    LeVar Burton
    • Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge…
    • 1987–1994
    Marina Sirtis
    Marina Sirtis
    • Counselor Deanna Troi
    • 1987–1994
    Michael Dorn
    Michael Dorn
    • Lieutenant Worf…
    • 1987–1994
    Gates McFadden
    Gates McFadden
    • Doctor Beverly Crusher…
    • 1987–1994
    Majel Barrett
    Majel Barrett
    • Enterprise Computer…
    • 1987–1994
    Wil Wheaton
    Wil Wheaton
    • Wesley Crusher…
    • 1987–1994
    Colm Meaney
    Colm Meaney
    • Chief Miles O'Brien…
    • 1987–1994
    James G. Becker
    • Youngblood…
    • 1987–1990
    Denise Crosby
    Denise Crosby
    • Lieutenant Natasha 'Tasha' Yar…
    • 1987–1994
    Whoopi Goldberg
    Whoopi Goldberg
    • Guinan
    • 1988–1993
    Diana Muldaur
    Diana Muldaur
    • Doctor Pulaski
    • 1988–1989
    Patti Yasutake
    Patti Yasutake
    • Nurse Alyssa Ogawa…
    • 1990–1994
    Dennis Madalone
    Dennis Madalone
    • Ansata Terrorist…
    • 1987–1994
    Michelle Forbes
    Michelle Forbes
    • Ensign Ro Laren…
    • 1991–1994
    Rosalind Chao
    Rosalind Chao
    • Keiko O'Brien…
    • 1991–1992
    • Creazione
      • Gene Roddenberry
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    Reviewers say 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' delves into themes of humanity, ethics, and diplomacy, presenting intricate moral dilemmas. The series boasts a diverse ensemble cast, including Captain Picard and Commander Riker, whose relationships and growth are pivotal. Key dynamics, like Picard mentoring Wesley and Data's bond with Geordi, enrich the narrative. Balancing episodic adventures with overarching plots, such as the Borg threat and Romulan politics, the show captivates with its depth and character-driven storytelling.
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    10ringedseals

    Best series EVER!!!!

    I love TNG so much. All the characters are superb and Captain Picard is the best Captain ever. My favourite episode is always have been The Inner Light. 10/10.
    ecomcon-2

    Okay, okay, everyone, just relax

    It's depressing to read a comment from one ST fan bashing another. Can we all agree on one thing: that the universe of Star Trek changed (perhaps in a modest way) not only the way people viewed sci-fi but also how they envision the future?

    Each of the four series is excellent in their respect ways:

    (1) ST-TOS for starting it all and for revealing Roddenbury's creative genius. TOS has influenced American culture in many subtle ways ("beam be up, Scotty"). Sure, some of the old episodes were weak ("brain, what is brain?") but compare those to the many excellent, thought-provoking episodes. TOS stands on its own (much like the original "Star Wars") and all other ST series are compared against it.

    (2) ST-TNG resurrected the series with fresh characters and technologies (can you forget the always malfunctioning holodeck?). Patrick Stewart was a bold choice to play the captain and the supporting cast was excellent. While the first two seasons were weak, the series was going full steam by the third year. The story lines overlapped episodes (which many of you deride as soap opera-ish, but I loved it) providing a sense of character development. While I love all the ST's, TNG is my favorite.

    (3) ST-DS9 overlapped and continued where TNG left off. A darker vision, it also maintained the continuous story line technique. Like its predecessor, it was weak in the beginning but soon came into its own. While I will miss DS9, I feel that seven seasons is enough; any longer and you will weaken the production values.

    (4) ST-V departs from the other three series (where the players start from Earth and move outwards), Voyager has an original twist: start far away and revolve the show around the characters getting home (moving inwards). And while there's a certain "Melrose Place in Outer Space" feel to it, Voyager is a fine show (I can't quite get myself to call it "excellent" yet). Starting in June ST-V has a new, critical mission: it will now carry the ST franchise alone.

    In summary, I believe that each show has brought its own unique contribution to creating/continuing the ST phenomenon. They are all great creative efforts and each should be admired.

    I say down with "the Force" and up with "live long and prosper." Make it so, Number One. Engage.
    9Bogmeister

    Trek in the 24th Century...

    When the TNG series premiered in 1987, it wasn't greeted well by many of the old-time Trek fans, including myself. It didn't help matters that one of the earliest episodes, "The Naked Now" was a superficial retread of the classic "The Naked Time" from '66. The new episode should have served as a way of spotlighting several of the new crew, but all it did was show them all in heat. I wasn't too impressed. What did work was keeping the central theme of exploration (something lost in the offshoots, DS9 & Voyager). The new Enterprise was twice as large as the original, with about a thousand personnel aboard. Capt. Picard (Stewart) was a more cerebral, diplomatic version of the ultimate explorer we had known as Capt. Kirk. Again, Picard wasn't too impressive in the first two awkward seasons, as some may mistake his caution for weakness. The Kirk-like first officer Riker (Frakes) was controlled by Picard, so the entire crew of Enterprise-D came across as a bit too civilized, too complacent for their own good. It's interesting that this complacency was fractured by the most memorable episode of the first two years, "Q Who?" which introduced The Borg. All of a sudden, exploration was not a routine venture.

    Other memorable episodes of the first 2 years: the double-length pilot, introducing Q; "Conspiracy"-an early invasion thriller; "Where No One Has Gone Before"-an ultimate attempt to define the exploring theme; "The Big Goodbye"-the first lengthy exploration of the new holodeck concept; "Datalore"-intro of Data's evil twin; "Skin of Evil"-death of Tasha Yar; "11001001"-perhaps the best holodeck story; and "The Measure of a Man"-placing an android on trial. Except for "Q Who" the 2nd year was even more of a letdown from the first. Space started to percolate in the 3rd season. I liked "The Survivors"-introducing an entity resembling Q in a depressed mood, and "Deja Q" with both Q & Guinan squaring off, as well as other alien beings. A remaining drawback was the 'techno-babble' hindering many scripts, an aspect which made them less exciting than the stories of the original series. As Roddenberry himself believed, when characters spoke this way, it did not come across as naturalistic, except maybe when it was Data (Spiner), the android. The engineer La Forge (Burton), for example, was usually saddled with long, dull explanatory dialog for the audience.

    In the 3rd year, truly innovative concepts such as the far-out parallel-universe adventure "Yesterday's Enterprise" began to take hold, topped by the season-ender "The Best of Both Worlds,part 1" in which The Borg returned in their first try at assimilating Earth. After this and the 2nd part, the TNG show was off and running, at full warp speed. There are too many great episodes from the next 4 seasons to list here, but I tended to appreciate the wild, cosmic concept stories best: "Parallels"(s7); "Cause and Effect"(s5); "Timescape"(s6); "Tapestry"(s6); and the scary "Frame of Mind", "Schisms" and "Genesis." There's also the mind-blowing "Inner Light"(s5), "Conundrum" and "Ship in a Bottle"(s6), "Second Chances." The intense 2-parter "Chain of Command" was almost like a film, and the great return of Scotty in "Relics" was very entertaining, though it showed you can't go home again. The show also continued to tackle uneasy social issues, as in "The Host", "The Outcast", "First Contact" and "The Drumhead" as well as political:"Darmok", "Rightful Heir", "Face of the Enemy" and "The Pegasus." The series ended on a strong note, "All Good Things..." a double-length spectacular with nearly the budget of a feature film. But it wasn't really the end. A few months later, an actual feature film was released "Star Trek Generations"(94). It's rather ironic that the TNG films couldn't match the innovation and creativity of the last 4 seasons of the series. "Star Trek Insurrection"(98) for example, is a lesser effort than any of the episodes mentioned above.
    SpiritWolf77

    One of the few TV shows I'll actually watch

    I was originally a loyal and dedicated fan of the original series...when I'd seen all the episodes and all the movies, and needed something more to watch, I went and rented Generations...since it did still have some of the original cast. I was dissapointed by how little. I completely rejected the idea of a new cast...no one could ever replace the classics...but I went ahead and watched the rest of the movies...and then decided to watch a few episodes of TNG. Now about a year later I have seen almost every TNG episode, own seasons 6 & 7 o DVD, and own all the TNG movies with the exception of Nemesis. In my opinion, the people who said you couldn't redo Star Trek were quite mistaken. I love the way the characters interact, everyone on the show seems to have such a bond...on and off the screen. The show also deals with a great amount of philosophical ideas and moral issues. The character of Data is a perfect example of that. is he self aware? Or is he just an emotionless machine? I've always leaned towards the former...Brent Spiner does a wonderful job of giving a slight little hint of emotion that really makes you feel for the character and makes you doubt that he's nothing more than just a machine, and makes you question, just what is sentience? These are the kind of wonderful themes this show deals with. I'm not a big fan of TV in general...and there's very little on that will actually grasp my attention. But every night at 8:00 I sit down to watch TNG reruns. It's most definitely my favorite TV show out there.
    patwalt

    Greatest Sci-Fi series of its time

    People that watch science fiction seem to forget that Star Trek: The Next Generation was filmed from 1987 to 1994, and that it accomplished the breakthrough technical wizardry we now see in other sci-fi movies and television shows.

    It was Star Trek: The Next Generation (STTNG) that accomplished the "orange screen", reducing by 2/3 the cost of shooting space sequences. It was STTNG that finally allowed for a very advanced and yet BELIEVABLE "evolved" human behavior involved in space travel.

    I admired Captain Jean-Luc Picard for his reserved Brit style, and the tension between him and Dr. Beverly Crusher. Who did not like watching Lieutenant Commander Data and Lieutenant Geordi LaForge spar over human behavior? What about the short brilliant life of Lieutenant Natasha Yar? Who didn't tune in to see that? Commander William Riker was amazing to watch, as he grew a beard and a conscience -- while still being able to keep up with the great Lieutenant Worf, the only Klingon (as yet) in Star Fleet!?

    Those of you out there trying still to wage the Star Wars - Star Trek battle for supremacy -- grow up! They are both inspiring stories in different universes.

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      Almost everyone in the cast became life-long friends. At LeVar Burton's 1992 wedding, Brent Spiner served as best man, and Sir Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, and Michael Dorn all served as ushers. Man of the People (1992)(#6.3) aired on that day.
    • Blooper
      It is claimed that Data can't use contractions (Can't, Isn't, Don't, etc) yet there are several instances throughout the series where he does. One of the first such examples is heard in Encounter at Farpoint (1987), where Data uses the word "Can't" while the Enterprise is being chased by Q's "ship".
    • Citazioni

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      Capt. Picard: Engage!

    • Curiosità sui crediti
      The model of the Enterprise used in the opening credits is so detailed, a tiny figure can be seen walking past a window just before the vessel jumps to warp speed.
    • Versioni alternative
      From 2012-2014, to celebrate the Silver Anniversary of TNG, CBS/Paramount decided to remaster the series in High Definition. This would involve rebuilding the show from the ground up using new HD scans of the original camera negatives, including the numerous VFX elements. Under the supervision of Mike and Denise Okuda, the series has been reborn for a new generation.
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    • Data di uscita
      • 27 giugno 1991 (Italia)
    • Paese di origine
      • Stati Uniti
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