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Picard learns from Q that he is to be the cause of the annihilation of Humanity and begins an incredible journey through time from the present, to the past when he first took command of the Enterprise, to twenty-five years into the future. (Series finale, feature-length) Contents. 1Summary. 1.1Teaser. 1.2Act One. 1.3Act Two. 1.4Act Three.
"All Good Things..." is the series finale of the syndicated American science fiction television series Star Trek: The Next Generation. It comprises the 25th and 26th episodes of the seventh season and is the 177th and 178th episodes of the series overall. It aired on May 23, 1994.
DS9, Voyager, and even Enterprise to some extent, had their final episode focused on the completion of a story arc (end of the Dominion War, getting back to Earth, and the founding of the Federation).
"All Good Things" was one of the best series finalies in television history. It takes us back to the first episode and shows a lot of the character development through the the entire series. I tend to think of the episode as the true ending of TNG, and yes, Q is the ghosts of Christmas from Dickens, exactly what he knew Picard would appreciate.
“All Good Things” completely hinges on the final exchange between the two that we see: Q: You just don't get it, do you, Jean-Luc? The trial never ends. We wanted to see if you had the ability to expand your mind and your horizons. And for one brief moment, you did. PICARD: When I realised the paradox. Q: Exactly.
Dec 13, 2014 · While filming the series finale, the first TNG film Generations was already in production. De Lancie talked about how that parallel was viewed on set. De Lancie talked about how that parallel was...
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May 23, 1994 · The past timeline begins as he's traveling to first take command of the Enterprise, and the future time is twenty-five years after he left the Enterprise. He feels like he belongs in each time once he’s there, and has trouble remembering what happened in the other time periods after he’s left them, as if they were dreams.
