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"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (TNG) was a star-studded success for this space franchise. How much do you know about Captain Picard and company?The first episode is set in the year 2364.
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The hive mind and incredible power of these beings made for a formidable opponent.
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It ran from 1987 to 1994.
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He believed that keeping a captive animal was at odds with the crew's ethics.
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The Romulans also hail from another planet, named Romulus.
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And the advanced technologies (and special effects) are evident
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He plays poker with other notable scientists.
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She's the philosophical bartender.
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16 minutes of commercials rounded out the hour-long slot.
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Imagine Snipes doing spots for "Reading Rainbow."
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The eyebrows sort of give it away.
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It's enough to keep even obsessive Trekkies busy for a while.
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They seek to combine organic life with the benefits of artificial components.
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She is the emotional genius of the crew.
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He would harass the crew for years to come.
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Who knew that "Data" had such a creative streak?
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The crew capacity was higher than with previous versions of the ship.
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But they opted to keep the ship.
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His trademark smirk makes the character work.
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He was a cop before he patrolled the stars as a Klingon.
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It was consistently one of the top-ranking dramas each season.
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It was one of the highest budgets for a drama of this era.
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It is the "D" version, or NCC-1701-D
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And often, they are correct.
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Q's low view of humans continues for many years.
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Fortunately, one producer convinced them it was a bad idea.
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The place probably stunk to high heaven for a while.
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One script had Lore as a female android but that was dropped for the twin concept.
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Hopefully our future selves don't regress to that particular technology.
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She was fired but a letter-writing campaign (and Patrick Stewart) helped restore her character.
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