Computer. Please list all of Commander Riker’s search queries.

What’s with that one episode where Data expressed emotions briefly and Deanna was able to sense it? That makes very little sense. 😅

It’s unfortunate that it isn’t more popular. It’s also one of my favorite shows of all time and I can never find anyone who’s seen it.

I am really close to watching the whole thing a 2nd time. Besides being genuinely a great show it has a lot of lines that are pretty hilarious out of context.

It’s Gif the Giraffe!

The grift that keeps on grifting.

“My name. It is pronounced ‘Day-ta’. You called me ‘Dah-ta’. One is my name. The other is not.” – Lt. Commander Data

I wish there was a full episode of this.

SAY “KHITOMER” AGAIN! SAY “KHITOMER” AGAIN! I DARE YOU! I DOUBLE-DARE YOU, MOTHERFUCKER!! SAY “KHITOMER” ONE MORE GODDAMN TIME!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2noqfaLNlzs

If adblocking becomes illegal I’m done using the internet.

The Borg queen was great. She should get her own spinoff.

Shouldn't Geordie have a yellow uniform? Or is he no longer in engineering when promoted to the reading rainbow department?

Reading rainbow with Geordi La Forge?

Was Geordi's blindness even a genetic issue?

Twiddles fingers wildly

It's an interesting idea, but in my opinion not the best method of storytelling. It's just my personal opinion, but I like to see some slow build up and maybe some allusions to what is coming without giving it away up front. The sense of mystery and suspense is important to me.

Each individual episode of Star Trek TNG is very good at this, but the overarching plot not so much.

I have no problem with this character or plot lines. I only take issue with it being in the first episode. The series is primarily about exploring new worlds and new civilizations and they managed to encounter the final boss in the first episode. It makes it seem less significant and just a common occurrence. In my opinion we should introduce the characters first under more normal circumstances that actually are common occurrences for them.

I always found it a weird choice to start off with this in season 1 episode 1. What a strange introduction to the Star Trek Next Generation series.