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Heh heh heh...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkFqIOKtV9U
All of which was completely thrown out for DS9. Watch that instead. Sisko hates Picard.
Every Trek outside of ToS, has a terrible first two seasons.
This explains why Sisko hated Picard and blamed him:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuzoxcErOc8
Yeah, I saw that episode. I loved it because it was everything TNG is not. Why are you telling me?
this is why, op
it is gene roddenberrys vision of the future. picard and the crew are rather perfect, but that was how roddenberry hoped the future would be. folk working together despite differences, cooperation and unity over discourse. the discourse comes from the external problems they have to solve, and less from their interactions with one another.
picard being overly perfect well...i think that is just part of the tv show. hes the hero so he is often written to succeed or look cool and admirable.
It's the one where Troi de-evolves into a frog.
https://youtu.be/tmpU8EayETI?si=mS8dtQbccUU-R3Go
It was a case where he was not perfect and roasted his crew as a Borg.
I got way into the Original Series when I was younger, so re-run number 4,862 lol
With both, I definitely enjoyed their movies more - including their characterizations. The movies are still great fun.
Other people have talked about Roddenberry's vision already. Later DS9 was far more "realistic" alien prewpews than the utopia vision of humanity, in my opinion. I mean some of those storylines were very mature. The Dominion War really shone as far as Star Trek goes, for me. Writing, acting, effects - good stuff. Every side character had meaning and relevance and their own plotlines that fit in over time.
They even made me like some Ferengi!
Long Live Damar
This
What happens to us when we reject Wonder, in favour of dopamine hits and desensitization?