Although I don’t know what impact these protests will have on the producers (if there is any), someone has already known as early as the first season. The crew’s plan to arrange for Leonard Nimoy (Leonard Nimoy) to replay Spock has already begun. (But it didn't really appear until the fifth season.) In addition, according to the gossip, there is a small criminal Harcourt Fenton Mudd (Harcourt Fenton Mudd) who often appears in the "Original Series" will appear on stage. But later because of the death of actor Roger C. Carmel (Roger C. Carmel) and gave up. DeForest Kelley ( Dr. Leonard McCoy, who played Captain Kirk’s best friend "Old Bones" in Star Trek: The Original Series ") had a cameo appearance in the first episode. At this time His identity has become General McCoy. James Doohan played Colonel Montgomery Scott (the chief engineer of the Enterprise in the "Star Trek: The Original Series") cameo in the episode of "Relics" and even became the protagonist.
Star Trek: The Next Generation behind the scenes gags
2022-02-10 08:01
Extended Reading
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Vicenta 2022-04-24 07:01:06
The first two seasons were not bad, but the third season often has news-like propaganda, which is really disgusting for a film that is so pure that it has become stinking humane propaganda, and that the logic and chaotic plot reiterates the values of American hegemony.
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Tressie 2022-04-20 09:01:41
I don't like killing Captain Kirk and his crew like this.
Star Trek: The Next Generation quotes
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Duras: [the fallen Klingons at Khitomer] Those deaths must be avenged.
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Counselor Deanna Troi: [to Riker, when he would rather hunt for Picard's alleged killers than hold a memorial service for him] Do you think you're the only one in pain? That you have a monopoly on loss?
[getting upset]
Counselor Deanna Troi: Well, I've got news for you. We're all hurting... we're all angry! And like it or not, you've got a responsibility to this crew! And you can't just indulge your personal desire for revenge!
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Star Trek: Next Generation Diversity Review (19-25 episodes)
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Star Trek: Next Generation Diversity Review (10-18 episodes)
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Watching Star Trek: The Next Generation
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History has proven time and time again that the interference of others can hinder the progress of civilization.
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Star Trek: Next Generation Diversity Review (1-9 episodes)