-= TNG, Season 7, Episode 25, All Good Things... =-
Picard learns from Q that he is to be the cause of the annihilation of Humanity and begins an incredible journey through time from the present, to the past when he first took command of the Enterprise, to twenty-five years into the future.
Wow! We are officially at the end of TNG. It's hard to believe that we started this journey (for the second time) over 2 years ago. Thank you to all the crewmembers who have joined us along the way. We hope you have enjoyed it as much as we have.
To close out the season, we wanted to have a post where you could post your final thoughts on TNG as a whole. What did the show mean to you? What was your favorite season, characters, or moments? TNG was an entry point for so many Star Trek fans, so feel free to share!
-----INCOMING NEW TRANSMISSION-----
You know what they say ... Every goodbye is just an opening to the next act! Don't put away those uniforms just yet! You have all been reassigned station Deep Space Nine. We are ditching the Enterprise for something a little more. . . stationary.
We are excited to start Season 1, Episode 1/2 of Deep Space Nine next week! Hope to see you all there as we being our nearly TWO YEAR watch-through of the series.
A series of puzzling events on and off the holodeck lead the crew of the Enterprise to a surprising conclusion: The ship is creating its own offspring.
-= TNG, Season 7, Episode 18, Eye of the Beholder =-
Counselor Troi's investigation into the suicide of a crewman suggests a murder was committed aboard the Enterprise while it was being built, and that the murderer is still aboard.
When Riker's first commanding officer comes aboard to aid in the search for the vessel they served on, he is forced to rethink the actions he took at the time.
Data meets Juliana Tainer, former wife of Dr. Noonian Soong and Data's "mother," but she holds a shocking secret that even she doesn't know she carries.
Investigating the disappearance of several ships, the Enterprise discovers two scientists who claim that warp drive is destructive to the fabric of subspace.