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-title = "Crew of The Next Generation"
-author = ["Michał Sapka"]
-date = 2023-11-17T23:00:00+01:00
-categories = ["star-trek"]
-draft = false
-weight = 2003
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-abstract = "The crew of USS Enterpise during TNG"
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-
-The greatest thing about serving aboard Enterprise-D was the crew.
-I loved each and every one of them.
-They felt like friends, like family.
-
-What helped to create that bond was the free time activities I could witness.
-Picard's Shakespearean's performances; Riker's concerts; Data's poetry readings.
-
-Even in the grimmest of circumstances, everyone remained professional and human.
-This is what I miss the most in recent adventures, the human part.
-
-This is the greatest crew of I have ever met.
-
-
-## Captain Jean-Luc Picard {#captain-jean-luc-picard}
-
-{{< img-r "st-tng-picard.jpeg" >}}
-The Next Generation
-{{< /img-r >}}
-
-Picard was 51 when he became the captain of USS Enterprise.
-His age surely helped him at the command, but also made it more difficult to deal with the crew
-Enterprise-D was created in time of relative peace, so it was not a warship.
-It was designed to accommodate entire families and so the crew was living with their children.
-And if there are two things Picard could not stand, one of those were children.
-
-He kept a clear line between himself and his crewmates.
-Yes, he bonded, and the bond changed him - but he was the commander, so his will would always need to be final.
-This is why he allowed the rest of the crew to spend time together but without him - they needed to rely on each other as mates, but the commander can not become one.
-This made him a bit of loner, always skipping late night poker games.
-
-The deck was his entire world.
-Picard is a born diplomat, always ready to create peace instead of conflict - be it when dealing with the crew or with treats.
-
-We've all heard about Picard Maneuver before he joined, but after serving under him the name became synonymous with tucking in shirt.
-Jean-Luc did it all the time.
-
-
-## Commander William T. Riker {#commander-william-t-dot-riker}
-
-{{< img-r "st-tng-riker.jpg" >}}
-The Next Generation
-{{< /img-r >}}
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-Will Riker was the first officer at USS Enterpise and an amazing right hand of Jean-Luc.
-Much less strict and more risk taking than his superior officer.
-Always ready to banter and play games with the crew.
-An amazing trumpet player (a Jazz fan! I always love meeting fellow jazz fans) and a well known womanizer.
-And, initially, an owner of a magnificent beard.
-
-We still laugh remembering when he proposed Picard to take a day off at Risa.
-Our captain was never fond of lower forms of entertainment, so he was not aware that he went to a burdello-planet equipped with jamaharon, a symbol of sexual interest.
-I'm sure he was at least a bit amused, but he never showed it.
-
-Will, however, was a great tactician known for several invented strategies.
-What made him great was not following the protocol, but the contrary - at one point Data calculated that Riker followed standard practices only 21 percent of the time.
-
-I also fondly remember talking about his undercover missions.
-A real life human chameleon!
-
-
-## Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge {#lieutenant-commander-geordi-la-forge}
-
-{{< img-r "st-tng-geordi.jpeg" >}}
-The Next Generation
-{{< /img-r >}}
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-Geordi moved ranks - starting with lieutenant junior grade aboard the USS Enterprise, but always being the person best understanding the ship.
-Whenever we needed to make it go faster than it should - he was there.
-
-He was blind and his visors were the only way he was able to see the world.
-On a few occasions he was able to cure his eyesight, but always rejected the possibility.
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-La Forge was the best friend of Data.
-
-
-## Lieutenant Tasha Yar {#lieutenant-tasha-yar}
-
-{{< img-r "st-tng-tasha.webp" >}}
-The Next Generation
-{{< /img-r >}}
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-Tasha was a security officer when we first joined Enterprise.
-We had not many chances to learn about her, due to hear death by end of first year.
-All I can say is that she was a strong woman, fitting for a security officer in the Starfleet.
-
-Luckily we were able to meet her again, a few years later.
-She was alive in another dimension.
-
-
-## Lieutenant Worf {#lieutenant-worf}
-
-{{< img-r "st-tng-worf.jpg" >}}
-The Next Generation
-{{< /img-r >}}
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-Worf son of Mogh, was the Klingon from House of Martok who was raised by human family of Rozhenko.
-Proud warrior torn between two races who sworn his allegiance to the federation - in fact he was the first Klingon to serve in the federation.
-At Enterprise, he served as command division bridge officer up till Tasha's death, after which was appointed to be security chief.
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-Worf is a mixed bag, we were rarely able to predict him.
-As a Klingon, his honor was the most important.
-He was always ready to fight, never thinking about own survival.
-Often we saw him saving a crewmate even before we knew what was going on.
-
-But he was also raised as a human.
-He was living according to Klingon's customs, but the environment he was raised in added a huge doubt in them.
-He was unlike any Klingon I've ever met.
-
-Later on he had a son - a Klingon named Alexander Rozhenko.
-I felt that he was unable to find himself in fatherhood and his father stories were the ones I felt least interesed in.
-The son left Enterprise, and we've never heard of him again.
-
-
-## Doctor Beverly Crusher {#doctor-beverly-crusher}
-
-{{< img-r "st-tng-bcrusher.jpeg" >}}
-The Next Generation
-{{< /img-r >}}
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-Beverly was the chief medical officer aboard the Enterprise and the mother of Wesley.
-She was, as it seems, the closest friend to Jean-Luc (sans Riker), and maybe even more?
-Picard was a friend of her late husband and their friendship goes far back.
-
-One time a ghost of her dead grandma possessed her, and it was the most off the wall adventure we had.
-Glad it's over, and I never want to talk about this one ever again.
-
-
-## Commander Deanna Troi {#commander-deanna-troi}
-
-{{< img-r "st-tng-troi.png" >}}
-The Next Generation
-{{< /img-r >}}
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-Deanna was a Betazoid–Human who served as counselor aboard the Enterprise.
-As a half-betazoid she was capable of extra-sensory empathy, what allowed her to help the crew with loads of emotional problems.
-Another trick up her sleeve was limited power of telepathy, which proved very useful during Picard's negotiations on the bridge.
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-Whenever her mother visited the ship, Jean-Luc had to hide as he never hid having the hots for him.
-
-She was also very, as you may put it, close with William, often refering to him as **imzadi** ("Beloved" in Betazoidian).
-They also knew themselves from before the journey, so who knows what happened?
-
-
-## Commander Data {#commander-data}
-
-{{< img-r "st-tng-data.png" >}}
-The Next Generation
-{{< /img-r >}}
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-Commander Data, an android, was our operations officer.
-He was the first android to serve in the Federation.
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-His primary goal in life was to experience it as a human.
-This pushed him towards music and owning a cat, Spot.
-He was also known for writing poetry, some of which you can find [on my website](_star-trek/tng/data-poetry_)
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-His brother, Lore, was unlike Data,
-Envious and happy to deceive - always a problem.
-
-
-## Starfleet Cadet Wesley Crusher {#starfleet-cadet-wesley-crusher}
-
-{{< img-r "st-tng-wesley.jpg" >}}
-The Next Generation
-{{< /img-r >}}
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-Wesley, was placed aboard the Enterprise as son of Beverly Crusher.
-Soon after he joined the Starfleed Academy where he was allowed to learn while serving on the Enterprise.
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-Some other Starfleet Cadets may have hated his guts, saying that he was unfit for service.
-I hover was very fond of him as his adventures - even if a lot of problems aboard the ship were a direct result of his failed experiments.
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-title = "Data's Poetry"
-author = ["Michał Sapka"]
-date = 2023-11-16T23:00:00+01:00
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-{{< img-r "st-tng-data.png" >}}
-The Next Generation
-{{< /img-r >}}
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-Data, our Operations Officer aboard USS Enterprise was a Soong-type android.
-He was sure that his goal in life was to learn what it means to Human; to experience the world like his cremates.
-One attempt to achieve that was by writing poetry.
-Below are two poems he wrote as a result.
-
-
-## A Sunset Bloom {#a-sunset-bloom}
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-Beginning part of the poem is considered to be lost.
-
-> [...]
->
-> "Then we sat on the sand for some time and observed
->
-> How the oceans that cover the world were perturbed
->
-> By the tides from the orbiting moon overhead
->
-> ‘How relaxing the sound of the waves is,’ you said
->
-> I began to expound upon tidal effects
->
-> When you asked me to stop, looking somewhat perplexed
->
-> So I did not explain why the sunset turns red
->
-> And we watched the occurrence in silence instead.”
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-(from S06E25)
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-## Ode to Spot {#ode-to-spot}
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-Spot was cat Data kept aboard the USS Enterprise.
-This poem was written in his honor.
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-> "Felis catus is your taxonomic nomenclature,
->
-> An endothermic quadruped, carnivorous by nature;
->
-> Your visual, olfactory, and auditory senses
->
-> Contribute to your hunting skills and natural defenses.
->
-> I find myself intrigued by your subvocal oscillations,
->
-> A singular development of cat communications
->
-> That obviates your basic hedonistic predilection
->
-> For a rhythmic stroking of your fur to demonstrate affection.
->
-> A tail is quite essential for your acrobatic talents;
->
-> You would not be so agile if you lacked its counterbalance.
->
-> And when not being utilized to aid in locomotion,
->
-> It often serves to illustrate the state of your emotion.
->
-> O Spot, the complex levels of behavior you display
->
-> Connote a fairly well-developed cognitive array.
->
-> And though you are not sentient, Spot, and do not comprehend,
->
-> I nonetheless consider you a true and valued friend."
-
-(from S06E08)
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-title = "Adventures (Episodes of The Next Generation)"
-author = ["Michał Sapka"]
-date = 2023-11-16T23:00:00+01:00
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-draft = false
-weight = 2001
-primary_menu = "star-trek"
-abstract = "List of Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes"
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-The Next Generation consists of 7 seasons and 176 (DVD and original broadcast) or 178 (syndicated) episodes.
-
-Well worth it, though some episodes have not aged gracefully,
-
-Episodes marked with star (★) are considered essential watch - I got the list from [r/DaystromInstitute](<https://www.reddit.com/r/DaystromInstitute/wiki/algernonguide_tng/>).
-Episodes marked with checkmark (✓) were seen by me.
-I've watched the series years before starting this site, so there are no notes.
-Sorry, all I can do here is just an informative but boring list.
-
-
-## Season One {#season-one}
-
-- S01E01 Encounter at Farpoint (counts as two)[^two-parter] ★ ✓
-- S01E03 The Naked Now ✓
-- S01E04 Code of Honor ✓
-- S01E05 The Last Outpost ✓
-- S01E06 Where No One Has Gone Before ★ ✓
-- S01E07 Lonely Among Us ✓
-- S01E08 Justice ✓
-- S01E09 The Battle ★ ✓
-- S01E10 Hide and Q ✓
-- S01E11 Haven ✓
-- S01E12 The Big Goodbye ✓
-- S01E13 Datalore ★ ✓
-- S01E14 Angel One ✓
-- S01E15 11001001 ✓
-- S01E16 Too Short a Season ✓
-- S01E17 When the Bough ✓
-- S01E18 Home Soil ✓
-- S01E19 Coming of Age ★ ✓
-- S01E20 Heart of Glory ★ ✓
-- S01E21 The Arsenal of Freedom ✓
-- S01E22 Symbiosis ✓
-- S01E23 Skin of Evil ✓
-- S01E24 We’ll Always Have Paris ✓
-- S01E25 Conspiracy ★ ✓
-- S01E26 The Neutral Zone ★ ✓
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-## Season Two {#season-two}
-
-(shorter due to screenwriters strike of 1988)
-
-- S02E01 The Child ✓
-- S02E02 Where Silence Has Lease ✓
-- S02E03 Elementary, Dear Data ★ ✓
-- S02E04 The Outrageous Okona ✓
-- S02E05 Loud as a Whisper ✓
-- S02E06 The Schizoid Man ★ ✓
-- S02E07 Unnatural ✓
-- S02E08 A Matter of Honor ★ ✓
-- S02E09 The Measure of a Man ★ ✓
-- S02E10 The Dauphin ✓
-- S02E11 Contagion ✓
-- S02E12 The Royale ✓
-- S02E13 Time Squared ★ ✓
-- S02E14 The Icarus Factor ✓
-- S02E15 Pen Pals ★ ✓
-- S02E16 Q Who ★ ✓
-- S02E17 Samaritan Snare ✓
-- S02E18 Up the Long Ladder ✓
-- S02E19 Manhunt ✓
-- S02E20 The Emissary ★ ✓
-- S02E21 Peak Performance ✓
-- S02E22 Shades of Gray ✓
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-
-## Season three {#season-three}
-
-- S03E01 Evolution ✓
-- S03E02 The Ensigns of Command ★ ✓
-- S03E03 The Survivors ✓
-- S03E04 Who Watches the Watchers ★ ✓
-- S03E05 The Bonding ✓
-- S03E06 Booby Trap ★ ✓
-- S03E07 The Enemy ★ ✓
-- S03E08 The Price ✓
-- S03E09 The Vengeance Factor ✓
-- S03E10 The Defector ★ ✓
-- S03E11 The Hunted ★ ✓
-- S03E12 The High Ground ★ ✓
-- S03E13 Deja Q ★ ✓
-- S03E14 A Matter of Perspective ✓
-- S03E15 Yesterday’s Enterprise ★ ✓
-- S03E16 The Offspring ★ ✓
-- S03E17 Sins of the Father ★ ✓
-- S03E18 Allegiance ★ ✓
-- S03E19 Captain’s Holiday ✓
-- S03E20 Tin Man ✓
-- S03E21 Hollow Pursuits ★ ✓
-- S03E22 The Most Toys ✓
-- S03E23 Sarek ★ ✓
-- S03E24 Menage a Troi ✓
-- S03E25 Transfigurations ✓
-- S03E26 The Best of Both Worlds ★ ✓
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-
-## Season Four {#season-four}
-
-- S04E01 The Best of Both Worlds, Part II ★ ✓
-- S04E02 Family ★ ✓
-- S04E03 Brothers ★ ✓
-- S04E04 Suddenly Human ✓
-- S04E05 Remember Me ✓
-- S04E06 Legacy ✓
-- S04E07 Reunion ★ ✓
-- S04E08 Future Imperfect ★ ✓
-- S04E09 Final Mission ★ ✓
-- S04E10 The Loss ✓
-- S04E11 Data’s Day ★ ✓
-- S04E12 The Wounded ★ ✓
-- S04E13 Devil’s Due ✓
-- S04E14 Clues ✓
-- S04E15 First Contact ★ ✓
-- S04E16 Galaxy’s Child ★ ✓
-- S04E17 Night Terrors ✓
-- S04E18 Identity Crisis ✓
-- S04E19 The Nth Degree ✓
-- S04E20 Qpid ✓
-- S04E21 The Drumhead ★ ✓
-- S04E22 Half A Life ✓
-- S04E23 The Host ✓
-- S04E24 The Mind’s Eye ★ ✓
-- S04E25 In Theory ✓
-- S04E26 Redemption, Part I ★ ✓
-
-
-## Season five {#season-five}
-
-- S05E01 Redemption, Part II ★ ✓
-- S05E02 Darmok ★ ✓
-- S05E03 Ensign Ro ★ ✓
-- S05E04 Silicon Avatar ✓
-- S05E05 Disaster ✓
-- S05E06 The Game ✓
-- S05E07 Unification I ★ ✓
-- S05E08 Unification II ★ ✓
-- S05E09 A Matter of Time ✓
-- S05E10 New Ground ★ ✓
-- S05E11 Hero Worship ✓
-- S05E12 Violations ✓
-- S05E13 The Masterpiece Society ★ ✓
-- S05E14 Conundrum ✓
-- S05E15 Power Play ✓
-- S05E16 Ethics ★ ✓
-- S05E17 The Outcast ✓
-- S05E18 Cause and Effect ✓
-- S05E19 The First Duty ★ ✓
-- S05E20 Cost of Living ✓
-- S05E21 The Perfect Mate ✓
-- S05E22 Imaginary Friend ✓
-- S05E23 I Borg ★ ✓
-- S05E24 The Next Phase ✓
-- S05E25 The Inner Light ★ ✓
-- S05E26 Time’s Arrow, Part I ✓
-
-
-## Season six {#season-six}
-
-- S06E01 Time’s Arrow, Part II ✓
-- S06E02 Realm of Fear ✓
-- S06E03 Man of the People ✓
-- S06E04 Relics ★ ✓
-- S06E05 Schisms ✓
-- S06E06 True Q ✓
-- S06E07 Rascals ✓
-- S06E08 A Fistful of Datas ✓
-- S06E09 The Quality of Life ✓
-- S06E10 Chain of Command, Part I ★ ✓
-- S06E11 Chain of Command, Part II ★ ✓
-- S06E12 Ship in a Bottle ★ ✓
-- S06E13 Aquiel ✓
-- S06E14 Face of the Enemy ★ ✓
-- S06E15 Tapestry ★ ✓
-- S06E16 Birthright, Part I ✓
-- S06E17 Birthright, Part II ★ ✓
-- S06E18 Starship Mine ★ ✓
-- S06E19 Lessons ✓
-- S06E20 The Chase ★ ✓
-- S06E21 Frame of Mind ✓
-- S06E22 Suspicions ✓
-- S06E23 Rightful Heir ✓
-- S06E24 Second Chances ★ ✓
-- S06E25 Timescape ✓
-- S06E26 Descent, Part I ★ ✓
-
-
-## Season seven {#season-seven}
-
-- S07E01 Descent, Part II ★ ✓
-- S07E02 Liaisons ✓
-- S07E03 Interface ✓
-- S07E04 Gambit, Part I ✓
-- S07E05 Gambit, Part II ✓
-- S07E06 Phantasms ✓
-- S07E07 Dark Page ✓
-- S07E08 Attached ✓
-- S07E09 Force of Nature ★ ✓
-- S07E10 Inheritance ★ ✓
-- S07E11 Parallels ★ ✓
-- S07E12 The Pegasus ★ ✓
-- S07E13 Homeward ★ ✓
-- S07E14 Sub Rosa ✓
-- S07E15 Lower Decks ★ ✓
-- S07E16 Thine Own Self ✓
-- S07E17 Masks ✓
-- S07E18 Eye of the Beholder ✓
-- S07E19 Genesis ✓
-- S07E20 Journey’s End ✓
-- S07E21 Firstborn ✓
-- S07E22 Bloodlines ✓
-- S07E23 Emergence ✓
-- S07E24 Preemptive Strike ✓
-- S07E25 All Good Things… (counts as two)[^two-parter] ★ ✓
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-[^two-parter]: Two episodes were initially aired as two normal-length ones, but since then we often see them combined into single episodes of double length.