Stardate 1987. An amazed world gasps as a legend of Scienc Fiction is reborn - Star Trek: The Next Generation; Gene Roddenberry's second chance to show the world a future where humans have ended war, poverty and hunger and set out to go 'where no one has gone before'. Critical praise and big ratings meant a ground swell of support for a show that went on to win 18 Emmys. Join the cerebral yet passionate Jean-Luc Picard, Commander Riker, Troi, Worf, Geordi, Dr Crusher, Wesley and Data as they head the U.S.S. Enterprise on a voyage across the galaxy. Even more popular than the original, Star Trek: The Next Generation went on for seven groundbreaking seasons, spawned three spin-offs and to date, four movies. Catch the crew's continuing adventures with The Q, The Borg, space-dwelling aliens, devious Ferengi, cunning Romulans, and fierce Klingons. Watch out for cameos from the likes of Famke Janssen, Ashley Judd and Professor Stephen Hawking.
When you think of Star Trek: The Next Generation, it's impossible not to think of Data. He's iconic, even more so, dare we say it, than Jean-Luc Picard. One of the most interesting ironies of modern Sci Fi is that the man who played him has no interest in Sci Fi at all - famously, he has hardly ever seen an episode of ST:TNG. Case in point - he's not sure of the name of the Emmy-nominated 'Best...
Aliens take control of the ship's computer.
i have already seen ep 3 (Air Part 3) and you'll love it
The journey to new frontiers continues in spectacular high definition as the legendary series STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION – THE SEASON SEASON makes its Blu-ray debut on December 12.
Before Tom Hardy became a movie star and Christopher Nolan obscured his face behind a black, pain-relieving mask in The Dark Knight Rises, he appeared in Star Trek: Nemesis. Of course, you know that, o Sci Fi fan! Nemesis made a paltry US$67 million worldwide after its release in December 2002 and it took seven years and JJ Abrams to resurrect and reboot the franchise. But now footage of Tom Hardys’...
Male fugitives face certain death on a planet ruled by women.
Drop everything. If you live in Sydney or Melbourne, you owe it to yourself as a human being who likes Star Trek to make it to OzTrek4 this weekend! Lieutenant Commander Data will be in town. Or, you know, if you want to be weird and picky about it, Lucasian Professor Data will be in town this weekend. If your town is Melbourne on Saturday or Sydney on Sunday. Think about it. Not just one...
The Enterprise plays host to a famous Admiral with a deadly secret.
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