Season 1 – Star Trek: The Next Generation

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fatherhooduncensored T @RT14095140 Jan 21 I snuck-watch Star Trek: The Next Generation as a kid, late nights, way past bedtime, because that's when the Enterprise showed up to save my sorry butt from sleep. I'd rewatch Season 1 now and... yeah, it's still my least favorite season of TNG" Especially that pilot episode? It was kinda rough, like the crew was figuring out how to not look awkward in those pajamas uniforms. By the end, I had every character memorized, could name every part of the ship, kid me wasn't picky; we ate dirt and called it dessert. As a grown-up? Still entertaining enough. My own kids actually sit still for it, which is more than I can say for any of the shiny new Trek shows. They zone out on those like I zone out on responsibility. Classics win. TNG Season 1 isn't peak Picard poetry, but it's got that dumb charm that hooks you anyway. Worth the watch and rewatch. Just don't expect miracles from the first season, it's the awkward teen phase before the show grew into its bald, commanding glory. See more Marco L @decatur555 Jan 7 Star Trek: The Next Generation isn’t just science fiction—it’s a deeply human series built on ethical questions rather than spectacle. Instead of relying on action or shock, it trusts dialogue, doubt, and moral complexity. Decisions matter here, and every choice carries consequences. Jean-Luc Picard leads through empathy and reason, not force, making the show feel quietly radical even today. Themes often labeled "modern" were already present: racism, authoritarianism, identity, and individual rights—handled with intelligence instead of slogans. Through characters like Data, the series explores dignity and humanity with rare depth. The Federation itself is imperfect, constantly questioning its own values, which keeps the show honest and relevant. TNG hasn’t aged poorly because it never chased trends. It focused on ideas that still challenge us—and still ask whether we’re willing to live up to them. See more Noah H @Noah85 Jan 5 One of the best sci-fi tv shows ever made. PERIOD. Character arcs are well-written, the score is great, the effects are still impressive to this very day, the set designs are INCREDIBLE, and it's full of talented actors. PICARD ROCKS!!! ENGAGE! See more steve f @ForcesOfGood Dec 13 I’m sorry I used to love the Star Trek series next generation, Deep Space 9 all of the movies, etc. but I’ve seen Whoopi Goldberg or whatever her real name is (Emma Johnson) on the view, and no, I’m not one of their 10 viewers. I just see the reviews of another show that covers a lot of new stations and reviews them. Disgusting. She ruined all of the Star Trek series for me. I refuse to watch any of them because of her disgusting behavior! PS: isn’t it crazy how someone’s prideful behavior can destroy lifelong accomplishments I did like a lot of of the movies that Emma starred in and tell her racist liberal comments on the view trashing good people with wholesome values destroyed any respect now I always respect treat everyone with love and respect, but she ruined any desire I have no desire to watch any of the movies she participated in or that those movies might be associated with same with Tom Hanks disgusting visiting Epstein Isle so many times disgusting perverts. See more Sanne V @RT01409361 Dec 7 I'm amazed how relevant this show is even now: 30 years later! Sure, some set designs and costumes are very '90, but I find most decor, costumes actually quite timeless! During all the seasons the show maintains a very good balance between tackling sometimes serious topics and a 'but let's not go too deep about it' which makes it a comfortable and entertaining show to rewatch. Patrick Stewards acting, 10/10! Star Trek Next Gen a classic that I definitely recommend! See more Jerry A @RT68856893 Nov 17 Where the magic starts, a little rough See more Read all reviews

Star Trek: The Next Generation — Season 1

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