r/StarTrekTNG
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Did Denise Crosby regret leaving TNG?
On my rewatch I've just finished the episode where Tasha Yar's character gets killed off. Googling I see she requested to leave the show as it felt a bit one dimensional. Fair enough. In the early stages of TNG the focus was mostly Picard and Data BUT as the series progressed all major characters, and a few new ones, got their arcs developed nicely. This is one of the reasons I feel TNG is such a great show. Nobody really got left out. So I'm wondering if Crosby had regrets for leaving knowing how TNG panned out? BTW, I thought she was great in the limited time we saw her. Would have been interesting to see how the writers would have fleshed her character out more.
u/Funny-Face3873 — 24 hours ago
"The Great Bird Of The Galaxy"
This flashed across a console screen when data was doing a search in S01x03. "The great bird of the galaxy" was a nick name for Gene Roddenberry. Neat lil easter egg I'd never notice on Standard def.
u/El_human — 21 hours ago
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Honest Question: why does this subreddit exist?
No hate, I'm just curious why there is r/TNG and r/StarTrekTNG.
It seems like similar content is posted on both.
u/tomaltenk — 1 day ago
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Relics is such a sad episode, why does no one tell him Spock is alive damnit!
When I first watched this episode years ago, I thought he was just being a bitter old man about everything, but watching it as I’ve grown older Scott is overwhelmed, outdated, and totally alone. No one cares to hear about his stories until Picard sits with him in the holo deck. I just don’t understand how they didn’t even briefly mention Spock’s existence.
u/handlerofdrones — 2 days ago
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Picard can easily get under romulan skin if he wanted to
u/happydude7422 — 1 day ago
Why was Picard never in security?
The guy was like 24th century John rambo
u/happydude7422 — 3 days ago
How Klingon training films are made...
u/NEAL_STANDLEY_549 — 4 days ago
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You get to participate in a new Enterprise apprentice program to help you choose the career you'll pursue. Which area do you choose to apprentice in?
reddit.comu/allycataf — 3 days ago
If I didn't know this was a Homer Simpson quote, I would totally believe that the scene went down this way in "First Contact".
u/NoEntertainment8100 — 4 days ago
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Once you’re in the Nexus Ribbon, aren’t you there permanently? If so, wouldn’t Picard’s later “choice” to leave, save the galaxy, and everything afterward just be another reality the Nexus creates as part of his endless experience, rather than him ever truly leaving?
u/realestateross98 — 4 days ago