Star Trek: The Next Generation’s 2. Leading the charge back to television for the Star Trek franchise, and paving the way for three further series to follow, Star Trek: The Next Generation's 7 seasons had some very high points, and a couple of very low ones (that some would simply call “season 1..”, not that I’m one of them.)These are the top 2. Just don’t forget that, like The Original Series, The Next Generation is a product of its time, and as such certain issues that writers wanted to bring to the screen not only necessitated allegory, but sometimes stretched it thin so as not to raise issues with censorship. If you only ever watch 2. Star Trek: The Next Generation, these are they, at least in my opinion. The only rules in place are that they have to be from the TV series (no films), and multi- part episodes count as one story (even if an episode is pretty much an epilogue.) If you get chance, try to watch the majority of all 7 seasons at some point..

And Justice (S1).. But I digress. If you are able, I would also recommend watching episodes of The Next Generation in remastered form on Blu- ray, even with the minor changes to the effects shots, as in more than one case this has corrected an actual error. As with most episodes of Star Trek TV shows, the live- action footage was captured on 3. Watch Lila &Amp; Eve Tube Free. HD. This list is presented in a viewing order I would suggest, and is primarily in production order as they flow better that way, rather than in a rank order. Skin Of Evil (Season 1)The episode is memorable for not only killing off a member of the main cast (one not even wearing a red shirt!) but also for the almost inconsequential way in which the death occurs. The story sets up quite a bit that comes afterwards, and fortunately comes towards the end of the generally lacklustre first season. As such, it's quite obvious things have settled down and both cast and crew are more confident in what they are doing.

I warn you though, this episode has a complete lack of any light- heartedness and is very much a dramatic presentation. Conspiracy (Season 1)Though the themes of this episode are hinted at in Coming Of Age (season one's nineteenth episode) this episode also works well as a stand- alone story. Though Coming Of Age isn't a bad episode by any means, it falls way outside of the top 2. Starfleet seems to have taken a turn for the weird, and an old friend of Captain Picard summons him for a secret meeting.

Under the command of. Star Trek: Enterprise (titled simply Enterprise until the third episode of season three) is an American science fiction television series created by Rick Berman and. If you are reading the reviews of Star Trek The Next Generation I'm going to assume you already like the show so I won't sell you on the merits of the series.

It's been a long road, getting from there to here. Star Trek: Enterprise is the fourth Spin-Off of the long-running Star Trek franchise. It ran from 2001-2005.

Data also, through the analysis of comm traffic has discovered a disturbing trend in Starfleet orders. Overall, this is a well- written episode with some effects that look a little.. The trio attempts to acclimatise to the twenty- fourth century, and the massive change in human culture. Meanwhile the Enterprise is to rendezvous with a Romulan vessel after decades without contact, only for the results of shared data about attacks along the neutral zone to usher in a serious sense of foreboding.

I was extremely upset by the last episode. I didn’t really like it was just a hologram, but what.

Peter Mark Richman makes the most of his scenes, while the appearance of the Romulans in the form of Commander Tebok, played by Marc Alaimo, who would go on to be not only the first Cardassian we'd see, but then Gul Dukat in Deep Space Nine. This may be a debatable inclusion in a pure top 2. Watch Sette Uomini D`Oro Online IMDB. Federation, is vital to the vast majority that follows in not only Next Generation, but Deep Space Nine and Voyager, too. Watch Once Were Warriors HDQ'>Watch Once Were Warriors HDQ. The Measure Of A Man (Season 2)From one episode that is crucial to others but considered purely on its own merits is a debatable entry on this list, to an episode that absolutely belongs in the top 2 stories – and one that rivals even Best Of Both Worlds (yes, I said it!)Data is ordered to undergo dismantling so that Commander Maddox of the Daystrom Institute can study him.

Data is not comfortable with that and refuses, only to find his final recourse to resign isn't an option to him as he is seen by Starfleet as property. Cue the best courtroom drama episode of Star Trek ever produced including an astonishing performance from Patrick Stewart backed up by an understated but incredibly potent interaction with Whoopi Goldberg, and superb work from Jonathan Frakes, especially in the Blu- ray exclusive extended versions of the story. Q Who (Season 2)Q arrives, has a stand- off with Guinan and requests to join the crew of the Enterprise much to the annoyance of Commander Riker and Microbrain (aka Worf.) Captain Picard makes the mistake of stating his belief that his crew and Starfleet as a whole is ready to meet whatever is out there. So Q clicks his fingers and throws the Galaxy class Enterprise to the solar system designated J- 2. The Neutral Zone. Not only that.. At the behest of Starfleet Security, the Ambassador is on board to warn and assist the crew of the Enterprise regarding the threat posed by a K'Tinga class Klingon Cruiser, the crew of which have been in suspended animation for 7. The crew of the IKS T'Ong are on a secret mission to attack the Federation, and are, of course, unaware that peace has broken out between the former enemies.

Susie Plakson's turn as K'Ehleyr cements her position as a go- to actress for the franchise after her superb debut as Doctor Selar earlier in the season (The Schizoid Man) and would go on to reprise this part and manage to take on two further alien races in roles as the female Q in Voyager and Lt. Tarah of the Andorian Imperial Guard in Enterprise, making four in total. No other actor has played a Vulcan, an Andorian, a Klingon and a Q!

Who Watches The Watchers (Season 3)Foreshadowing Star Trek: Insurrection, a Federation research team has been revealed to the indigenous lifeforms on a planet with a (very) pre- warp civilization, causing a breach of the Prime Directive, necessitating Commander Riker and Counsellor Troi to go undercover as the Vulcan- eque Mintakans to rescue a researcher. Hilarity ensues. That is, if you find Picard being referred to as a God and having people sacrificed to him hilarious. This one’s such a good foundation for new viewers as to quite why the Prime Directive is so important in the Star Trek universe that it was drawn upon for the opening sequence of Star Trek Into Darkness. It shows Next Generation at its thoughtful best. Yesterday's Enterprise (Season 3)You know something major has occurred when the end of the pre- credit sequence involves Worf being replaced by Lt.

The USS Enterprise NCC- 1. C, the Ambassador Class predecessor to the Galaxy Class Enterprise- D, turns up after going missing and being presumed destroyed for 2. Unfortunately Guinan's extra- normal perception detects that the timeline has changed. This story sets up a few things, as well as being downright brilliant in its own right, and is every bit as much a must- watch as Best Of Both Worlds.

The Offspring (Season 3)Jonathan Frakes graduates Paramount Academy with his directorial debut here, bringing the best out of Patrick Stewart and Brent Spiner in particular, as Data struggles to understand why he has to inform the Captain of his attempts to procreate when none of the other crew have to. A great performance from Hallie Todd as Lal which, literally, is the heart of the story, elevates this into the top 2. Sins Of The Father (Season 3)Mogh, father of Worf is accused of betraying the Klingons to the Romulans, and thus instigating the Khitomer massacre. Starfleet's only Klingon officer isn't going to just let it lie, only to find he has a brother he knew nothing about. This is the first time Worf interacts with the Klingon High Council, at least on- screen, and comes into conflict with the Duras family for the first time – the actions in this episode would reverberate through both Next Generation, DS9 and into Star Trek: Generations. Sarek (Season 3)From one father, to another. Ambassador Sarek of Vulcan, whose son is none other than Ambassador and formerly Captain Spock, comes aboard the Enterprise much to the delight of Captain Picard.