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Brannon Braga and Ronald D. Moore wrote "All Good Things…" and later drafts of Star Trek Generations simultaneously. This often led them to mix the stories up.
Ronald D. Moore and Brannon Braga expected Michael Piller, the show's head writer and one of its executive producers, or Jeri Taylor would write the finale; consequently, they wound up writing "All Good Things..." concurrently with Star Trek Generations, often confusing aspects of the two. [1]
But watching the episode—or even skimming it—can be time consuming. So why not let the computer search the text for you? I’ve collected the scripts of every episode of The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and the first 10 movies. All episodes are stored in plain text format.
Q: Goodbye, Jean-Luc. I'm going to miss you. You had such potential. But then again, all good things must come to an end. LAFORGE: Containment field is at critical. I'm losing it! (the anomaly sucks into the Enterprise and KaBOOM!) [Courtroom] (Picard is sitting with his head in his hands)
May 23, 2017 · The Last Line. Stewart’s Picard, fittingly intoned the finale's final words, “So, five-card stud, nothing wild... and the sky's the limit.” Remembering Rick Kolbe. Rick Kolbe directed “All Good Things…”
Dec 13, 2014 · With this month’s release of Star Trek: The Next Generation ‘s seventh and final season on Blu-ray, John de Lancie, who appeared multiple times as Q, recently reflected on his time as the...
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Recently I was searching for some Star Trek scripts online to sate my curiosity and I found this website: https://www.st-minutiae.com/resources/scripts/#thenextgeneration. It contains a large chunk of Star Trek scripts—mostly TNG—, and is like Christmas come early for any Star Trek fan.
