Star Trek: The Next Generation
Follow the intergalactic adventures of Capt. Jean-Luc Picard and his loyal crew aboard the all-new USS Enterprise NCC-1701D, as they explore new worlds.
Production
Production
Trailers & Videos
The Hollywood Masters: Patrick Stewart on Star Trek: The Next Generation
Star Trek - The Next Generation - Season 1 Opening (HD)
Producer Rick Berman on how Patrick Stewart was cast as "Picard" - TelevisionAcademy.com/Interviews
Actor LeVar Burton on "Geordi LaForge's" blindness on Star Trek: Next Generation - EMMYTVLEGENDS
Marina Sirtis - The Counselor Is In
Seasons
Picking up decades after the original Star Trek series, season one begins the intergalactic adventures of Capt. Jean-Luc Picard and his loyal crew aboard the all-new USS Enterprise NCC-1701D, as they explore new worlds.
1. Encounter at Farpoint
Stardate: 41153.7. The new commander of the recently built U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC1701-D), Captain Jean-Luc Picard takes the crew on their first mission to discover the secret of Farpoint Station. During their journey, they encounter an omnipotent being known as Q. Q accuses humanity of barbarism, and places humanity on trial. Jean-Luc must prove otherwise or the human race will be annihilated.
2. The Naked Now
Stardate: 41209.2. The crew of the Enterprise are infected with a virus contracted by the away team while they were investigating the mysterious deaths of the entire crew of the Starship Tsilkovsky.
3. Code of Honor
Stardate: 41235.25. Tasha Yar must fight for her life and a vaccine to save a race of people when she is kidnapped and forced to battle with her abductor's wife.
4. The Last Outpost
Stardate: 41386.4. A powerful entity disables the Enterprise and a Ferengi ship. Their only means of escape is if they can correctly answer the riddles he asks.
5. Where No One Has Gone Before
Stardate: 41263.1. The Enterprise is flung across space into a distant galaxy billions of light years away when a propulsion engineer and his mysterious companion, attempt to re-design the ship's engine systems.
6. Lonely Among Us
Stardate: 41249.3. Picard's mind is taken over by an energy field that the Enterprise passes through.
7. Justice
Stardate: 41255.6. Picard is forced to choose between friendship and the Prime Directive when Wesley Crusher is sentenced to death for accidentally breaking the law on Rubicon III.
8. The Battle
Stardate: 41723.9. The Ferengi hand over an old ship which Picard once captained, the U.S.S. Stargazer. The Ferengi have installed a mind altering device that alters Picard's mind to make him think that he is reliving a past battle, and the target is the Enterprise.
9. Hide and Q
Stardate: 41590.5. Q places the senior crew of the Enterprise in a war game that pits them against a boar-faced, Napoleonic enemy.
10. Haven
Stardate: 41294.5. The mother of Deanna Troi, Lwaxana, pays a surprise visit to the Enterprise and announces the prearranged marriage of Deanna to the son of her mother's late husband's best friend.
11. The Big Goodbye
Stardate: 41997.7. Picard, Dr. Crusher and Data are placed in great danger when the holodeck malfunctions while they are running a Dixon Hill program, which pits them against 1940's mobsters.
12. Datalore
Stardate: 41242.4. While exploring his homeworld, the crew of the Enterprise find android parts that are identical to Data's. When assembled, an 'evil' twin of Data named Lore is revived.
13. Angel One
Stardate: 41636.9. The Enterprise discovers the male crew of a crashed Federation freighter are hiding as fugitives on the planet Angel One, which is dominated and ruled by women.
14. 11001001
Stardate: 41365.9. While undergoing repairs, the Bynar Engineers steal the Enterprise to save their planet from destruction.
15. Too Short a Season
Stardate: 41309.5. The aging and terminally ill Starfleet Admiral Mark Jameson, who is negotiating the release of hostages, suddenly begins growing younger through an unexplained phenomenon.
16. When the Bough Breaks
Stardate: 41509.1. The children of the Enterprise, including Wesley Crusher, are abducted by a race of sterile people who are unable to have children of their own.
17. Home Soil
Stardate: 41463.9. The members of an away team investigating the death of an engineer encounter vengeful microscopic life forms.
18. Coming of Age
Stardate: 41416.2. While Wesley takes the entrance exam to Starfleet Academy, the Enterprise is investigated by the Inspector General's office and Picard's competency is questioned.
19. Heart of Glory
Stardate: 41503.7. Two Klingons, rescued by the Enterprise, try to take over the ship.
20. The Arsenal of Freedom
Stardate: 41798.2. The crew encounters bizarre phenomena while searching for the missing U.S.S. Drake.
21. Symbiosis
Stardate: Unknown. Picard attempts to break an ancient co-dependency between two species on one planet without violating the Prime Directive.
22. Skin of Evil
Stardate: 41601.3. When Troi's shuttle crashes on an alien planet, a new being is discovered: an entity that thrives on the suffering of others.
23. We'll Always Have Paris
Stardate: 41697.9. Picard meets an old flame, whose husband has created a haywire dimensional experiment.
24. Conspiracy
Stardate: 41775.5. The strange behavior of high-ranking officers leads Picard to uncover a twisted alien conspiracy within Starfleet.
25. The Neutral Zone
Stardate: 41986.0. A derelict satellite is found with cryonically frozen humans aboard as the USS Enterprise is sent to investigate the destruction of outposts near Romulan space.
Cast
Patrick Stewart
Jean-Luc Picard
Jonathan Frakes
William T. Riker
Brent Spiner
Data
LeVar Burton
Geordi La Forge
Michael Dorn
Worf
Marina Sirtis
Deanna Troi
Gates McFadden
Beverly Crusher
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