Star Trek: The Next Generation

mar. 8 sept. · 45 minutes

Star Trek: The Next Generation's Sir Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, and Wil Wheaton reunite to reminisce about TNG and discuss the cultural and personal significance of Star Trek. They also discuss reuniting for Star Trek: Picard.

mar. 2 déc. · 45 minutes

mar. 2 déc. · 4 minutes

Scene 25 Ext. Maquis Settlement – Day Ensign Ro, an undercover agent in a Maquis settlement, is finally gaining acceptance in the close-knit group. Ro finds herself opening up to them, as well. Scene 45 (partial) Int. Observation Lounge As Picard details Starfleet’s plans to stop the Maquis, Ro begins to realize that her feelings for the freedom fighters are deeper than she had thought.

mar. 2 déc. · 2 minutes

Scene 40 Int. Ferengi Bridge As tensions between Picard and Bok continue to rise, Jason tries to use his street smarts to dissuade Bok from hurting him. Besides, Ferengi ethics might just work in his favor.

mar. 2 déc. · 4 minutes

Scene 14 Int. Corridor (partial) Young Alexander has made it clear that he doesn’t like Klingon martial arts exercises. Worf is frustrated, but K’mtar has what he hopes is a better idea. Scene 23 Int. Troi’s Quarters Worf shares his doubts about his son’s future and about his choices as Alexander’s father. Troi helps him see that he’s done a good job, but larger issues remain.

mar. 2 déc. · 2 minutes

Scene 5 Int. Wesley’s Quarters Wesley’s back on the Enterprise for a vacation from the Academy, but his first encounter with Picard goes very badly. Picard is gracious as always, but begins to suspect there may be something wrong that Wesley’s not talking about.

mar. 2 déc. · 1 minute

Scene 18 Int. Bridge Riker and company are perplexed and behaving strangely. They don’t yet realize that they’re all suffering from Barclay’s Protomorphosis Syndrome.

mar. 2 déc. · 4 minutes

Scene 8 Int. Ten Forward Strangeness with food and drinks hints at the mystery to come. We’d gently correct Geordi: Comets contain rock, but are largely ice, snow, and frozen gasses. This scene would have been the first after the main title. Scene 25 (partial) Int. Observation Lounge As the mystery deepens, our heroes recap what they’ve just learned about Data’s multiple alien personalities, hinting at the ancient conflict now playing out in Data’s body. Scene 37 (partial) Int. Bridge Speculation on the purpose of the alien archive’s takeover of the Enterprise. The final version of the scene cuts directly to Picard’s determination to do something about it.

mar. 2 déc. · 1 minute

Scene 10 (partial) Int. Home – Day Little Gia wants to name the amnesiac Data after a character in a story. In deleted lines, Gia recalls the children’s story, echoing the theme of the episode itself.

mar. 2 déc. · 4 minutes

Scene 1 (partial) Ext. Planet Surface – Cemetery – Day Beverly eulogizes her beloved late grandmother. Felisa Howard was named for Star Trek: TNG production manager Merri Howard. Scene 9 (partial) Ext. Planet Surface – Cemetery – Day Beverly and Deanna chat after the funeral. This deleted dialog includes a brief reference to Jack Crusher, Beverly’s husband who died while serving aboard the Stargazer. Scene 19 (partial) Ext. Planet Surface – Cemetery – Day After their stormy initial meeting, Quint tries again to warn Beverly that something strange happened to her grandmother, and that the same thing could happen to her.

mar. 2 déc. · 1 minute

Scene 44 Int. Observation Lounge Discussion of the “many worlds” interpretation of quantum mechanics. As weird as this sounds, this is a real scientific theory that suggests that all possible alternate histories may be real.

mar. 2 déc. · 6 minutes

Scene 3 (partial) Int. Ten Forward Juliana is delighted to be reunited with her “son”, but Data has no memory of his “mother”. Juliana’s deleted recollection reminds us that Noonien Soong was not only brilliant, but eccentric. Scene 8B Int. Troi’s Quarters Data looks to Counselor Troi for advice. Although largely redundant, this scene includes a delightful callback to Data’s own experience with parenthood in “The Offspring” (S03E16). Scene 15 (partial) Int. Ten Forward Before Juliana’s revelation that she left Data behind on Omicron Theta, she tells of the power of the emotion of guilt. Believing that Data is fundamentally different from her, Juliana doesn’t expect him to understand. Scene 31 Int. Ten Forward Friends congratulate Data and Juliana after their recital. Deletion of this dialog allows the episode to cut directly from the recital to Data following through on his suspicions about this “mother”, better preserving the narrative.

mar. 2 déc. · 3 minutes

Scenes 43 & 44 Int. Arboretum As Lwaxana Troi tells Deanna for the first time that she had an older sister, they experience a brief flashback to the memory of that awful moment, as shared by Lwaxana and her late husband. Scene 48 (partial) Int. Troi’s Quarters A warm mother-daughter exchange, as Lwaxana tells Deanna about the sister she never knew. The final episode omits their exchange, cutting directly to the photo closeup.

mar. 2 déc. · 3 minutes

Scene 17 Int. Mercenary Ship – Bridge Riker improvises brilliantly, working to maintain his relationship with Baran while subtly dissuading the mercenary captain from unnecessary bloodshed. Scene 25 (partial) Int. Mercenary Ship – Bridge The news that the Klingon shuttle is on the Enterprise is bad for Baran. Picard and Riker continue to role-play as they improvise a brilliant response to the development.

mar. 2 déc. · 7 minutes

Scene 2 (partial) Int. Bar Troi is an undercover investigator in a seedy alien bar. It’s dangerous work, but Troi obviously relishes it, even more so in these deleted lines. Scene 7 Int. Sickbay Riker and Crusher come to terms with the realization that Picard is (apparently) dead. In the final cut of this episode, the information in this scene is compressed into Riker’s log entry, which wasn’t in the script. Scene 11 (partial) Int. Yranac’s Quarters Yranac thinks he has the upper hand with Riker, but Riker’s no pushover. Just a bit of deleted additional banter between the two, interspersed into the scene. Scene 49 (partial) Int. Mercenary Bridge As Baran reveals his plans for the raid, Picard scrambles to manipulate the situation to protect the outpost while keeping his mission on track.

mar. 2 déc. · 2 minutes

Scene 24 Int. Worf’s Quarters Worf needs no help being annoyed with Ambassador Byleth, but this deleted scene makes one wonder why the Klingon didn’t take care of the problem with a quick swing of the bat’leth.

mar. 2 déc. · 2 minutes

Scene 16 (partial) Int. Borg Cell Data talks about his new-found emotions. These lines were cut because they are redundant, but they underscore the power of Data’s new feelings and Lore’s control over him. Scene 56 Int. Borg Cell Riker and Worf spring Troi and Geordi, setting the stage for the finale.

mar. 24 juin · 12 minutes

mar. 24 juin · 2 minutes

Scene 36B Int. Sickbay Mr. Mot, the ship’s barber, is an important part of the crew, but maybe not quite as important as he’d like. A bit of comic relief in the midst of the mystery/adventure story.

mar. 24 juin · 14 minutes

Scene 21 (partial) Int. Bridge Worf’s disappearance troubles the crew, especially the mystery surrounding his father. Scene 23 (partial) Int. Meeting Hall Worf’s escape fails. Tokath begins to realize his sanctuary may not survive. Scene 32 (partial) Ext. Compound Worf shares Klingon mythology, offering a unique version of the Kahless legend. Scene 40 (partial) Int. Ba’el’s Family’s Quarters Worf disapproves of a Klingon-Romulan relationship but is moved by Gi’ral’s pride. Scene 45 (partial) Ext. Jungle Worf continues legend of Kahless, which contradicts the version in “Rightful Heir” (S06E23). Scene 49 (partial) Int. Meeting Hall Tokath, a compassionate ex-soldier, faces Worf’s insistence on being executed. Scene 51 Ext. Compound Tokath tries to prevent Worf from becoming a martyr as tensions rise. Scene 55 Int. Bridge Our heroes finally hear from Worf. In the final episode Worf’s return is explained in Picard’s log.

mar. 24 juin · 7 minutes

Scene 7 Ext. White Limbo Picard finds it hard to believe he’s really dead. Nevertheless, Q doesn’t mind taunting him a little bit more in this deleted clip. Scene 26 (partial) Int. Bonestell Facility – Bar Picard and Marta, the morning after. Everything’s different between them, but not in a good way. Deleted lines from Marta accentuate Picard’s chagrin even further. Scene 34 Int. Engineering Picard has avoided the “mistakes” of his youth. This deleted scene, which would have been the opening of Act V, brings the shocking dreariness of his new life into even sharper focus.

mar. 24 juin · 1 minute

Scene 10 (partial) Int. Deseve’s Quarters Deseve, the former Romulan defector, now realizes the Federation is no longer home to him. In this deleted clip, he realizes that he’s more alone than he’s ever been.

mar. 24 juin · 3 minutes

Scene 3 (partial) Int. Holodeck/Corridor Barclay is surprised to learn that holodeck character Moriarty experiences discomfort whenever he flashes on or off. But Holmes’s adversary has much bigger things on his mind. Scene 8 (partial) Int. Holodeck/Corridor Moriarty wants desperately to gain physical existence. But the Enterprise crew does not yet know the lengths to which he’ll go to live in the material world.

mar. 24 juin · 45 minutes

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mar. 24 juin · 2 minutes

Scene 10 Int. Amanda’s Quarters Amanda is frightened that others will discover her new-found powers, but she clings to her dream of a normal life and a career in Starfleet. Also, she loves puppies.

mar. 24 juin · 4 minutes

Scene 20 Int. Scott’s Quarters Scotty feels sorry for himself because he doesn’t fit into the world of the 24th century. In this deleted scene, Troi tries to help, but only manages to make things worse.

mar. 24 juin · 3 minutes

Scenes 10, 10A, & 11 Int. Infirmary & Ext. Infirmary Street Back in 19th century San Francisco, Beverly tries to cope with ancient medicine and ancient attitudes, while her shipmates are increasingly concerned about the mysterious invaders.

mar. 2 déc. · 5 minutes

mar. 24 juin · 5 minutes

mar. 2 déc. · 11 minutes

Michael and Denise Okuda's home movie behind the scenes tour of the Enterprise set .

mar. 2 déc. · 47 minutes

David Livingstion (Supervising Producer), James Conway (Director), Jonathan West (Director of Photography), and Kris Krosskove (Camera Operator) talk about behind the camera of ST:TNG

mar. 2 déc. · 45 minutes

A 26-minute behind-the-scenes documentary that looks at the making of Star Trek: The Next Generation's two-hour series finale, "All Good Things...". It is included in the 2014 Blu-ray release of All Good Things.... It features recollections from episode writers Ronald D. Moore and Brannon Braga as well as executive producer Rick Berman along with key members of the show's cast and crew. The special also featured several interviews and stills from a 1994 special of Enertainment Tonight which brought the viewer behind the scenes of the series finale.

mar. 2 déc. · 30 minutes

mar. 2 déc. · 29 minutes

mar. 2 déc. · 30 minutes

mar. 24 juin · 45 minutes

A 29-minute behind-the-scenes documentary that was included in the special features of the feature-length "Chain of Command" Blu-ray release.

mar. 24 juin · 30 minutes

mar. 24 juin · 30 minutes

mar. 24 juin · 25 minutes