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| Rick Berman | .... | executive producer / co-executive producer / ... (176 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| Peter Lauritson | .... | co-producer / associate producer / ... (176 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| David Livingston | .... | line producer / producer / ... (159 episodes, 1988-1994) |
| Gene Roddenberry | .... | executive producer (125 episodes, 1987-1992) |
| Michael Piller | .... | executive producer / co-executive producer (125 episodes, 1989-1994) |
| Wendy Neuss | .... | associate producer / co-producer (103 episodes, 1990-1994) |
| Jeri Taylor | .... | supervising producer / co-executive producer / ... (101 episodes, 1990-1994) |
| Ronald D. Moore | .... | co-producer / producer (77 episodes, 1991-1994) |
| Merri D. Howard | .... | line producer (53 episodes, 1991-1994) |
| Maurice Hurley | .... | co-executive producer / producer (46 episodes, 1987-1989) |
| Herbert Wright | .... | co-producer / producer (27 episodes, 1987-1992) |
| Hans Beimler | .... | co-producer (26 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Richard Manning | .... | co-producer (26 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Joe Menosky | .... | co-producer (26 episodes, 1991-1992) |
| Robert H. Justman | .... | supervising producer / consulting producer (25 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| Robert Lewin | .... | co-producer (25 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| Brannon Braga | .... | co-producer (25 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| Ira Steven Behr | .... | producer (18 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Burton Armus | .... | producer (13 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Mike Gray | .... | producer (13 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| John Mason | .... | producer (13 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Frank Abatemarco | .... | supervising producer (13 episodes, 1992-1993) |
| D.C. Fontana | .... | associate producer (12 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| Robert McCullough | .... | producer (10 episodes, 1989) |
| Lee Sheldon | .... | producer (8 episodes, 1990) |
| Michael I. Wagner | .... | co-executive producer (4 episodes, 1989) |
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| Michael Westmore | .... | makeup supervisor / makeup designer (176 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| June Westmore | .... | makeup artist (129 episodes, 1989-1994) |
| Gerald Quist | .... | makeup artist (125 episodes, 1988-1993) |
| Joy Zapata | .... | hair designer / hair stylist (65 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| Patricia Miller | .... | hair stylist (61 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Richard Sabre | .... | hair designer / hair stylist supervisor (47 episodes, 1987-1989) |
| Erwin H. Kupitz | .... | wig maker (40 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| Carolyn Ferguson | .... | hair stylist (27 episodes, 1987-1989) |
| Vivian McAteer | .... | hair designer (26 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Yolanda Toussieng | .... | hair designer (26 episodes, 1990-1991) |
| Werner Keppler | .... | makeup artist (25 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| Gilbert A. Mosko | .... | makeup artist (25 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| Kim Santantonio | .... | hair stylist (24 episodes, 1990-1991) |
| Barbara Lampson | .... | hair stylist (23 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Rita Bellissimo | .... | hair stylist (23 episodes, 1990-1991) |
| Laura Connolly | .... | hair stylist (20 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| Susan Carol Schwary | .... | hair designer (16 episodes, 1991-1992) |
| Janna Phillips | .... | makeup artist (15 episodes, 1989) |
| Georgina Williams | .... | hair stylist (15 episodes, 1989) |
| Josée Normand | .... | hair stylist (13 episodes, 1992-1993) |
| Gus Le Pre | .... | hair stylist (9 episodes, 1991) |
| Sue Forrest Chambers | .... | makeup artist (7 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Michael Westmore II | .... | prosthetic technician (5 episodes, 1990-1992) |
| Susan Boyd | .... | hair stylist (3 episodes, 1991) |
| Doug Drexler | .... | special makeup effects artist (2 episodes, 1990-1992) |
| Tim Jones | .... | hair stylist (2 episodes, 1990) |
| Lee Crawford | .... | hair stylist (2 episodes, 1993) |
| Michael Moore | .... | hair stylist (2 episodes, 1993) |
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| Allan A. Apone | .... | makeup artist (unknown episodes) |
| R. Christopher Biggs | .... | special makeup effects artist (unknown episodes) |
| Dean Jones | .... | makeup artist (unknown episodes) |
| Michael R. Jones | .... | makeup artist (unknown episodes) |
| Nina Kent | .... | makeup artist (unknown episodes) |
| Michael Key | .... | makeup artist (unknown episodes) |
| Mike Smithson | .... | makeup artist (unknown episodes) |
| Rick Stratton | .... | makeup artist (unknown episodes) |
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| Adele Simmons | .... | second assistant director / first assistant director (126 episodes, 1988-1994) |
| Arlene Fukai | .... | second assistant director (51 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Brad Yacobian | .... | first assistant director (39 episodes, 1989-1992) |
| Douglas Dean III | .... | first assistant director (25 episodes, 1990-1992) |
| Jerry Fleck | .... | first assistant director (25 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Babu Subramaniam 'T.R.' | .... | second assistant director / first assistant director (17 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| Robert J. Metoyer | .... | first assistant director / second assistant director (16 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Les Landau | .... | first assistant director (13 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| Chip Chalmers | .... | first assistant director (12 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Bruce A. Simon | .... | second assistant director / first assistant director (11 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| Merri D. Howard | .... | first assistant director (11 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Larry M. Davis | .... | second assistant director (9 episodes, 1988-1991) |
| Doug Corring | .... | dga trainee (8 episodes, 1991) |
| Brenda Kalosh | .... | second assistant director (7 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| Charles Washburn | .... | first assistant director (4 episodes, 1987) |
| Ron Kinwald | .... | second assistant director (4 episodes, 1988) |
| Bruce Solow | .... | first assistant director (2 episodes, 1990) |
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| Ron Dempsey | .... | dga trainee (unknown episodes) |
| Bruce Sears | .... | dga trainee (unknown episodes) |
| Richard 'Dub' Wright | .... | assistant director (unknown episodes) |
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| Michael Okuda | .... | scenic art supervisor / scenic artist / ... (176 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| Rick Sternbach | .... | senior illustrator / illustrator (176 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| Al Smutko | .... | construction coordinator (175 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| Herman F. Zimmerman | .... | original set designer (151 episodes, 1988-1994) |
| Ed Miarecki | .... | props (129 episodes, 1989-1994) |
| Gary Speckman | .... | set designer (129 episodes, 1989-1994) |
| Alan Sims | .... | property master (113 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| Cari Thomas | .... | assistant scenic artist / scenic artist (78 episodes, 1989-1992) |
| Joe Longo | .... | property master (63 episodes, 1987-1992) |
| Andrew Neskoromny | .... | assistant art director (52 episodes, 1990-1992) |
| Richard McKenzie | .... | set designer (43 episodes, 1987-1989) |
| Jim Magdaleno | .... | scenic artist (26 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Alan Kobayashi | .... | graphic designer / scenic artist (26 episodes, 1992-1993) |
| Andrew Probert | .... | consulting senior illustrator (25 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| Wendy Drapanas | .... | scenic artist (13 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| Gregory Pickrell | .... | assistant art director (9 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| Louis M. Mann | .... | set designer (4 episodes, 1988) |
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| Lloyd A. Buswell | .... | construction foreman (unknown episodes) |
| Sharon Davis | .... | graphics assistant (unknown episodes) |
| Dragon Dronet | .... | weapons, specialty props and miniatures (unknown episodes) |
| Jim Dultz | .... | assistant art director (unknown episodes) |
| Gregory A. Weimerskirch | .... | assistant art director (unknown episodes) |
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| Alan Bernard | .... | sound mixer (170 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| Bill Wistrom | .... | supervising sound editor (136 episodes, 1987-1992) |
| James Wolvington | .... | sound editor / sound effects supervisor / ... (126 episodes, 1987-1992) |
| Wilson Dyer | .... | sound editor (120 episodes, 1987-1993) |
| Mace Matiosian | .... | sound editor / supervising sound editor (116 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| Jerry Trent | .... | foley artist (104 episodes, 1990-1994) |
| Dan Yale | .... | sound editor (65 episodes, 1990-1993) |
| Miguel Rivera | .... | sound editor (51 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Masanobu 'Tomi' Tomita | .... | sound editor (51 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Guy Tsujimoto | .... | sound editor (51 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Ruth Adelman | .... | sound editor (30 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| William Gocke | .... | sound mixer (4 episodes, 1992) |
| Doug Davey | .... | sound re-recording mixer (2 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| Chris Haire | .... | sound re-recording mixer (2 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| Dean Gilmore | .... | sound mixer (2 episodes, 1988) |
| Bill Henderson | .... | sound re-recording engineer (2 episodes, 1994) |
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| Marty Church | .... | foley mixer (unknown episodes) |
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| Gregory Jein | .... | model maker (176 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| Dan Curry | .... | visual effects supervisor / visual effects / ... (106 episodes, 1988-1994) |
| David Takemura | .... | visual effects associate / visual effects coordinator (79 episodes, 1990-1993) |
| Adam Howard | .... | visual effects compositor / digital compositor / ... (73 episodes, 1991-1994) |
| Robert Legato | .... | visual effects supervisor / visual effects coordinator (63 episodes, 1987-1992) |
| Ronald B. Moore | .... | visual effects coordinator / visual effects supervisor (62 episodes, 1989-1994) |
| Edward L. Williams | .... | visual effects associate / visual effects coordinator (51 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Gary Hutzel | .... | visual effects coordinator / visual effects supervisor (40 episodes, 1989-1992) |
| Philip Barberio | .... | visual effects coordinator / visual effects series coordinator / ... (38 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| David Stipes | .... | visual effects supervisor (25 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Joe Bauer | .... | visual effects coordinator / visual effects supervisor (13 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| Michael Backauskas | .... | visual effects coordinator / visual effects supervisor (12 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| Janet Muswell | .... | lead compositor (6 episodes, 1992-1993) |
| Stephen Lebed | .... | model maker (3 episodes, 1988-1993) |
| Don Lee | .... | visual effects editor / video compositor (3 episodes, 1991-1994) |
| Erik Nash | .... | motion control photographer (2 episodes, 1991-1994) |
| Joe White | .... | visual effects (2 episodes, 1993) |
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| Les Bernstien | .... | motion control (unknown episodes) |
| C.W. Fallin | .... | motion control operator (unknown episodes) |
| Don Greenberg | .... | visual effects compositor (unknown episodes) |
| Simon Holden | .... | digital compositor (unknown episodes) |
| Bruce Jones | .... | visual effects producer (unknown episodes) |
| Gray Marshall | .... | motion control operator (unknown episodes) |
| Karl J. Martin | .... | digital artist (unknown episodes) |
| Peter W. Moyer | .... | visual effects compositor (unknown episodes) |
| Chris B. Schnitzer | .... | motion control technician (unknown episodes) |
| Steven J. Scott | .... | digital compositor (unknown episodes) |
| Ken Stranahan | .... | visual effects (unknown episodes) |
| Greg Stuhl | .... | miniatures: Greg Jein, Inc. (unknown episodes) |
| Peter Webb | .... | digital compositor (unknown episodes) |
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| Robert Sordal | .... | first company grip (80 episodes, 1989-1992) |
| Maricella Ramirez | .... | key first assistant camera / second assistant camera (59 episodes, 1987-1991) |
| William L. Peets | .... | chief lighting technician (50 episodes, 1990-1992) |
| Steve Gausche | .... | first company grip (49 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| R.D. Knox | .... | chief lighting technician (49 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Richard Cronn | .... | chief lighting technician (47 episodes, 1987-1989) |
| Brian Mills | .... | first company grip (47 episodes, 1987-1989) |
| Lowell Peterson | .... | camera operator (47 episodes, 1987-1989) |
| Tom Bookout | .... | grip (37 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| Buddy Bowles | .... | chief lighting technician (30 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Patric J. Abaravich | .... | electrician (25 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| Michael E. Little | .... | camera operator (24 episodes, 1992-1993) |
| Kris Krosskove | .... | camera operator (23 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| Joe Chess | .... | camera operator (16 episodes, 1992) |
| Richard Kelley | .... | assistant camera (15 episodes, 1993) |
| David E. Elkins | .... | first assistant camera (6 episodes, 1990) |
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| Howard Block | .... | director of photography: second unit (unknown episodes) |
| Brian S. Cooper | .... | electrician (unknown episodes) |
| Adam Glick | .... | set lighting technician (unknown episodes) |
| Frederick Iannone | .... | first assistant camera: "a" camera (unknown episodes) |
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| Carol Kunz | .... | wardrobe supervisor / costumer / ... (81 episodes, 1989-1994) |
| Kimberley J. Thompson | .... | key costumer / costumer (61 episodes, 1989-1994) |
| Amanda Chamberlin | .... | costumer / key costumer (42 episodes, 1989-1992) |
| Janet Stout | .... | costume supervisor (26 episodes, 1987-1989) |
| David S. Powell | .... | key costumer (25 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Matthew A. Hoffman | .... | key costumer (23 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Maurice Palinski | .... | costumer (22 episodes, 1990-1994) |
| Mary Ellen Bosché | .... | key costumer (15 episodes, 1991-1993) |
| Charles Drayman | .... | costumer (12 episodes, 1990-1991) |
| Jerry Bono | .... | key costumer (12 episodes, 1991-1992) |
| Deborah Hall | .... | key costumer (12 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| Elaine Scheideman | .... | costume supervisor (10 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| Ed Sunley | .... | costume supervisor (10 episodes, 1988) |
| Camille Argus | .... | costumer (9 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Cha Blevins | .... | key costumer / costumer (8 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| David Velasquez | .... | costumer / key costumer (8 episodes, 1989-1991) |
| Kris Jorgensen | .... | costumer (8 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| David Page | .... | costumer (8 episodes, 1990) |
| David McGough | .... | key costumer (6 episodes, 1988) |
| Charmaine Nash Simmons | .... | costumer (5 episodes, 1989) |
| Richard Butz | .... | key costumer (4 episodes, 1988) |
| Philip Signorelli | .... | key costumer (3 episodes, 1988) |
| David Roesler | .... | costumer / key costumer (2 episodes, 1991-1992) |
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| Cosmo Genovese | .... | script supervisor (176 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| Diane Overdiek | .... | production coordinator (176 episodes, 1987-1994) |
| Susan Sackett | .... | production associate (111 episodes, 1987-1992) |
| Rick Sternbach | .... | technical consultant (111 episodes, 1990-1994) |
| Michael Okuda | .... | technical consultant (106 episodes, 1990-1994) |
| Eric A. Stillwell | .... | pre-production associate / production assistant / ... (103 episodes, 1988-1992) |
| Dennis Tracy | .... | stand-in: Patrick Stewart (103 episodes, 1990-1994) |
| Brannon Braga | .... | show staff writer / story editor / ... (71 episodes, 1990-1993) |
| Richard Arnold | .... | research consultant (66 episodes, 1989-1992) |
| René Echevarria | .... | story editor / executive story editor (51 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Lolita Fatjo | .... | pre-production associate (51 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Kim Fitzgerald | .... | production associate (51 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Naren Shankar | .... | science consultant / story editor (50 episodes, 1992-1994) |
| Melinda M. Snodgrass | .... | executive script consultant / story editor (38 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Ronald D. Moore | .... | executive story editor / story editor (36 episodes, 1990-1991) |
| Tracy Tormé | .... | creative consultant / executive story editor (29 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Guy Vardaman | .... | research consultant (28 episodes, 1989) |
| Joe Menosky | .... | executive story editor (26 episodes, 1990-1991) |
| William Ware Theiss | .... | executive consultant (25 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| André Bormanis | .... | science consultant (25 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| Kristine Fernandez | .... | production associate (25 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| David Carren | .... | story editor (18 episodes, 1990-1991) |
| J. Larry Carroll | .... | story editor (18 episodes, 1990-1991) |
| Hans Beimler | .... | executive script consultant / story editor (16 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Richard Manning | .... | executive script consultant / story editor (16 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Terri Martinez | .... | production associate / assistant to producers (16 episodes, 1989-1992) |
| Heidi Julian | .... | production associate (14 episodes, 1992) |
| Leonard Mlodinow | .... | story editor (9 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Scott Rubenstein | .... | story editor (9 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Hannah Louise Shearer | .... | executive story editor (9 episodes, 1988) |
| Richard Danus | .... | executive story editor (8 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Peter Allan Fields | .... | executive script consultant (8 episodes, 1992) |
| David Gerrold | .... | program consultant (6 episodes, 1987) |
| Lisa White | .... | location manager (5 episodes, 1993-1994) |
| Johnny Dawkins | .... | story editor (4 episodes, 1987-1988) |
| Greg Strangis | .... | creative consultant (3 episodes, 1988) |
| Carol Eisner | .... | assistant to producers (2 episodes, 1989) |
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| Gregory Benford | .... | scientific consultant (unknown episodes) |
| Hala Gabriel | .... | production accountant (unknown episodes) |
| Dolores Hundley-Arce | .... | assistant accountant (unknown episodes) |
| Suzie Shimizu | .... | production accountant (unknown episodes) |
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Trivia:
Lieutenant Reginald Barclay, an Enterprise engineer, has the full name of Reginald Endicott Barclay III, according to the scripts of his episodes. This is a homage to the TV series
"Benson" (1979) which had a character named Clayton Endicott III (played by
Rene Auberjonois, who would later play Constable Odo in
"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993)).
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Goofs:
Continuity: In some episodes, crew members need to touch their communicator and state who or where they are and the person or place they wish to communicate with ("Riker to Picard", "Bridge to Engineering", etc.), while in other episodes, one only needs to state the information without touching their communicator, possibly using the ship's built-in communication system, but if that were the case, why use the communicators at all when they can just use the ship's built-in system. Additionally, the communicator always knows the correct person to contact even if there's more than one matching name (there's 1000+ people on the Enterprise, most of them crew members, it is unlikely that none of them share the same name).
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When the TNG series premiered in 1987, it wasn't greeted well by many of the old-time Trek fans, including myself. It didn't help matters that one of the earliest episodes, "The Naked Now" was a superficial retread of the classic "The Naked Time" from '66. The new episode should have served as a way of spotlighting several of the new crew, but all it did was show them all in heat. I wasn't too impressed. What did work was keeping the central theme of exploration (something lost in the offshoots, DS9 & Voyager). The new Enterprise was twice as large as the original, with about a thousand personnel aboard. Capt. Picard (Stewart) was a more cerebral, diplomatic version of the ultimate explorer we had known as Capt. Kirk. Again, Picard wasn't too impressive in the first two awkward seasons, as some may mistake his caution for weakness. The Kirk-like first officer Riker (Frakes) was controlled by Picard, so the entire crew of Enterprise-D came across as a bit too civilized, too complacent for their own good. It's interesting that this complacency was fractured by the most memorable episode of the first two years, "Q Who?" which introduced The Borg. All of a sudden, exploration was not a routine venture.
Other memorable episodes of the first 2 years: the double-length pilot, introducing Q; "Conspiracy"-an early invasion thriller; "Where No One Has Gone Before"-an ultimate attempt to define the exploring theme; "The Big Goodbye"-the first lengthy exploration of the new holodeck concept; "Datalore"-intro of Data's evil twin; "Skin of Evil"-death of Tasha Yar; "11001001"-perhaps the best holodeck story; and "The Measure of a Man"-placing an android on trial. Except for "Q Who" the 2nd year was even more of a letdown from the first. Space started to percolate in the 3rd season. I liked "The Survivors"-introducing an entity resembling Q in a depressed mood, and "Deja Q" with both Q & Guinan squaring off, as well as other alien beings. A remaining drawback was the 'techno-babble' hindering many scripts, an aspect which made them less exciting than the stories of the original series. As Roddenberry himself believed, when characters spoke this way, it did not come across as naturalistic, except maybe when it was Data (Spiner), the android. The engineer La Forge (Burton), for example, was usually saddled with long, dull explanatory dialog for the audience.
In the 3rd year, truly innovative concepts such as the far-out parallel-universe adventure "Yesterday's Enterprise" began to take hold, topped by the season-ender "The Best of Both Worlds,part 1" in which The Borg returned in their first try at assimilating Earth. After this and the 2nd part, the TNG show was off and running, at full warp speed. There are too many great episodes from the next 4 seasons to list here, but I tended to appreciate the wild, cosmic concept stories best: "Parallels"(s7); "Cause and Effect"(s5); "Timescape"(s6); "Tapestry"(s6); and the scary "Frame of Mind", "Schisms" and "Genesis." There's also the mind-blowing "Inner Light"(s5), "Conundrum" and "Ship in a Bottle"(s6), "Second Chances." The intense 2-parter "Chain of Command" was almost like a film, and the great return of Scotty in "Relics" was very entertaining, though it showed you can't go home again. The show also continued to tackle uneasy social issues, as in "The Host", "The Outcast", "First Contact" and "The Drumhead" as well as political:"Darmok", "Rightful Heir", "Face of the Enemy" and "The Pegasus." The series ended on a strong note, "All Good Things..." a double-length spectacular with nearly the budget of a feature film. But it wasn't really the end. A few months later, an actual feature film was released "Star Trek Generations"(94). It's rather ironic that the TNG films couldn't match the innovation and creativity of the last 4 seasons of the series. "Star Trek Insurrection"(98) for example, is a lesser effort than any of the episodes mentioned above.