Fans often choose TNG season 1 as the worst TNG season, and sometimes even the worst star trek season overall.

However, I think it has 10 great episodes, and 10 episodes that are at least pretty decent (out of a total of 26), with very interesting stories, characters, and great acting. Some have lots of adventure and action, and others are more dramatic, philosophical, and mysterious, but all of them are pretty good quality overall.

So what specifically do you think is and isn't good about season 1? Note: This isn't about your subjective favorite. It's about a more objective and critical discussion about season 1's actual quality overall. Also, do you think season 1 is underrated?

Great:

• Encounter of farpoint

• The naked now

• The battle

• Datalore

• Coming of age

• Heart of glory

• The arsenal of freedom

• Skin of evil

• Conspiracy

• The neutral zone

Decent:

• The last outpost

• Where no one has gone before

• Justice

• Hide and q

• The big goodbye

• Angel one

• 11001001

• Home soil

• Symbiosis

• We'll always have paris

What I for one would like to know about it is: will Alice Eve return to portray Carol Marcus? The fact that she wasn't with the Enterprise crew in Star Trek: Beyond solicits a great deal of head-scratches, especially after Kirk welcomed her into "the family" at the end of Into Darkness, to which she responded, "It's nice to have a family" before her romantic smile at Kirk as he turned to Spock. Kind of makes one wonder what she was doing when they were facing Krall/Balthazar M. Edison in that film, as well as the reasons, or rather her reasons, behind her reassignment. Besides: I think she's a rare beauty, amplified in no small part by her heterochromia as well as her strength and independence. It'd be interesting to explore her relationship with Kirk in this future film if you ask me. Anyone else feel similarly?

Let’s pretend that there was a movie, say galaxy quest, because it was voted one of the best Star Trek movies, in between insurrection and Nemesis, what’s your favorite odd numbered movie? They are: TMP, SFS, TFF, GEN, INS, NEM, and ID. My personal favorite it search for Spock because it had a good story and a good villain.

Given the role that both the Eugenics Wars of 1992 to 1996 and World War III (2026 to 2053) had to play in the events that led to the future, particularly First Contact, in the Star Trek universe, I for one am considering seeing two prequel shows dedicated to those events, like Star Trek: The Eugenics Wars (also including Khan, since both he and his fellow augments were involved) and Star Trek: World War III depicting America's thermonuclear exchanges with the Eastern Coalition. Maybe even a Star Trek: Post-Atomic Horror show revolving around the post-atomic horror that arose after the end of the Third World War. They've been referenced to multiple times throughout the franchise, as well as verbally put into detail, but it might be curious to see exactly how they were carried out in the Trek universe. However, I also totally understand if anyone has any objections, knowing that Star Trek isn't violently depressing.

Captain Carol Freeman commanding officer of the USS Cerritos is the star trek character of the day.

Commander Jack Ransom first officer of the USS Cerritos is the star trek character of the day.

Anyone down to read a trek book together and discuss it, maybe monthly or bi weekly ?

Star Trek: *Is a serious saga which covers the themes of war and prejudice but also evokes a sense of wonder from exploration beyond our furthest borders and frontiers*

Also Star Trek:

By official, I mean anything licensed by Paramount/ViacomCBS. To me they're Shades of Gray/Star Trek V: The Shatner Frontier/Star Trek X: Ramming Peed (yes I am making a parody name from my own parody name)/Star Trek Into Deadness/Star Trek: Discard season 1. Yes, I am aware calling it discard is kinda harsh, but I found it somewhere and I just wanted to use it to voice my dislike of it.

Given the success that Star Trek: Picard, the sequel to Star Trek: The Next Generation, is experiencing, I often wonder if those of us who are more fond of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine want to see a similar sequel show dedicated to the next chapter in the life of Captain Ben Sisko, like Star Trek: Sisko or something like that. In all honestly, I'll personally admit that both The Next Generation and Picard are on par with each other as my top personal-favorite Star Trek series, but I was just wondering if any fans and enthusiasts of D.S.9, given how it ended, are hoping to see a Sisko-dedicated series.

Given the changes in the timeline that the arrival of the Narada brought about in '09 Star Trek, to accommodate the dossiers and histories of those films' timelines' characters, vehicles, etc., I would like to propose that dossiers and histories for the Federation, Starfleet, Starfleet Academy, and Section 31 from that timeline be assembled. And as such, the title of their articles including "alternate reality" in parenthesis, as the others do. As such, I might recommend this flag to be included in the alternate timeline's Federation's dossier and credited as its flag (even though the actual Federation flag is also included).

Captain Kurn son of Mogh, younger brother of Worf, uncle of Alexander Rozhenko and officer in the Klingon Empire is the star trek character of the day.