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Star Trek: The Next Generation | S7 Finale "All Good Things..." (Patreon)

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I know this is cheesy but this feels like the end of an era, and like my best friends are moving across the country. I know I'm not totally done with this crew but still feels like an ending of sorts. I love their characters and dynamics and this world! Space Peace! Thanks SO much for watching a long with me! On to the movies!!

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ShazD

The finale is good but I'm not a huge fan of all the techno babble in it.

rakesh

I have watched the ending scene 100s of times. Rikers, "get a load of this guy" look when Picard says he played poker in his youth. The "You were always welcome" line, always gets me in the feels. Remember Cassie, you have the advantage of seeing how the future did pan out for them....by watching Season 3 of Picard!🖖

Laura Thornley

This leg of the journey is nearly over. After the movies I hope you continue on the Trek Train, but only if you want to and after a break if you need it. But there is so much more, with a massive variety!

rakesh

I actually watched this back near to the time it aired instead of having to wait 6 months as was the time for it to arrive on VHS in the UK. I guy I knew at my part-time job had a friend in the states who recorded it and he lent me the tape so I could watch. A fantastic ending. I think probably top 3 of endings of all the shows I've watched. I stupidly lent out the tape of a different friend of mine who taped over it by accident , and that was after I broke the little tab of the tape to prevent rerecording! 🤣 Was gutted it ended, but DS9 was still on TV so it wasn't all bad, because the baton had passed. Sisko definitely a different kind of commander, different but really good.

Zachary K. (Verified Swiftie)

So I know we joined late and didn't get to watch 5 seasons with you guys totally my fault. Anyway when we watched this like a month or two ago. We both had tears in our eyes. We couldn't wait to watch the movies. We loved First Contact. We really didn't like Genesis but thought you would love it. The rest yeah we are getting way ahead of ourselves. First Contact is a decent Star Trek movie. We just think and after talking with many people here. We can't wait for the Chris Pine movies those are so dang awesome. We were absolutely blown away. We kept asking everyone have you seen these? My brother in law hugged us both saying finally you guys get it. Yeah he can be kind of weird sometimes but that's why we love him. For Cassie for the last two seasons and I think we may go watch more. Just so we can be "true fans" we have enjoyed the laugher, the unbelievable and enjoyable characters. The sometimes tears. However Cassie I think I can speak for the both of us she is asleep with her or our cat Akira on her but that's why you have us. The fans who truly understand what you are going through and can help you through it because we feel the same way you do. ❤️✌️🍿🧋

Chris Clarke

Watching this on my train commute to work in London. Need a longer train journey though!

Clarence Newman

Cassie, this has been said before, but I'm going to say it again because I think quite a few of us Trekkies think it's a good idea. It's no secret that you haven't just enjoyed your Trek journey, you've had a truly great time with it these past few months. So why should it end? With respect for those who don't like Trek and/or have struggled with the volume of it, I think it's right that you should watch the TNG and Pine films but then have a LONG break from anything in the Trek universe. Maybe set a date of 19th September 2025 before you can upload another Trek video. After that, you can do the whole thing again, because there are plenty of great episodes you didn't get to this time and plenty we would love to watch with you. There's also the brilliant Deep Space 9 series, which CAN be watched 4 episodes per season without losing the thread of the story arc and I've already explained how. Me or somebody else will keep you updated on the in-betweens as you go along. You've also got Voyager, with Trek's first female captain, the Picard series, not to mention some of the good TOS episodes you missed. I promise you will love it all. I realise all of that will give people on both sides of the argument some anxiety, but, given how much fun it's been for Cassie, it has to be addressed. To the Trek fans (like me) who can't get enough, we really can't expect her to keep on going after the Pine movies without a significant break. She's given us so much already. It has to be a long break too, because it's been a long journey for those who didn't want it. For those who don't like it and want it to end, you're absolutely right - a long break is required. But Cassie has truly loved experiencing this franchise and the world it encapsulates, so it would be unfair to say she could never come back. Maybe, Cassie, given the fact that you'll have half a million subscribers by next October, it would be time to create a second channel just for what Mike accurately refers to as "long-ass series". You know you'd have a lot of supporters for it, and you could just immerse yourself in Trek to your (and our) heart's content.

Anthony Perez

Cassie, you are quite right in that it feels like saying goodbye to old friends. But you have no idea how much happiness you've given this old man. To see someone get so into this series which means so much to me is just ...well just brings me joy. As an aside, my son (37 yrs old) was such a Trekkie growing up that we had a cat named Geordi LaForge. Also this one time when my son was 4(?) he fell and scraped his knee. He came to me and said "I've sustained minor damage to my outer hull" ...while at the same time crying. But I digress. Just think of what you have coming...you can't imagine the feeling...seeing ol friends...like seeing WORF again in the new series...still played by Michael Dorn and looking as formidable as ever. You're in for a wild ride. ENGAGE!

Imzadi

Omg, it's here. Can't wait to see it.

Zeroarmor7

All these years later it still amazes me that the final episode is one of the best.....but Picard season 3 is where the journey really ends.

rakesh
>>149869947

IMHO DS9 can't be watched 4 EPs per season. Not possible. It's definitely skewed more to season 4567. I've checked the seasons of what EPs could reasonably be skipped and it's no way 4. If I get the time I'll jot it down. But I think there will definitely be a long break after the movies. I do hope she watches S3 of Picard, it's like watching all the Rocky movies except for the last one. Has to be done.

Clarence Newman
>>149869947

I know what you're saying, Rakesh, and I would love to say, "Hell, watch them all, then you'll get the full experience!" But she can't swamp the channel like that, so my suggestion is 4 to 5 episodes, with someone giving her a summary e-mail of the in-betweens as she goes along. Of course she'll miss a lot, but she's done that while watching TNG too. With a summary, she'll at least understand everything that's going on. The best solution is probably a dedicated channel. She could then watch the entire DS9 series without missing any episodes. What would be the rush?

Chris Clarke

"Q, you dirty little alien!"😂😂😂

djKENTO

Am I ready to cry at 1:30 in the morning? yeah. I am.

rakesh
>>149869947

It's possible to watch "key episodes," which is between the full series and 4 per season. It's just that the 4 per season rule is unworkable on a series that has arcs. For example, season 1 only requires "Emissary" to be watched. Season 7 has around 10 episodes. As for watching more Trek, there has to be a fine balance between the needs of the many and the needs of the few or the one. Yeah, I know you see what I did there! It's not just others who don't want to see Trek; it's Cassie and her time and resources. I was mulling over the idea of a Cassie "uncut" patron exclusive YouTube playlist. She said she'll probably watch the rest by herself. Why not record, but there's no need for editing? It's like she did it when she first started, so there's no pressure on when she watches or paying for an editor. It's just watch as is, when she has time for an episode. And if she wants to release it to the general public on YouTube at a later date, she can. It’s probably a good idea to store up some movies/TV shows and release them when she has a holiday or emergencies that prevent her from watching her scheduled releases when life gets in the way.

rakesh

The $64,000 Question. Which is the best crew. TOS or TNG?🤔

Chris Retzlaff
>>149870385

I would say she has to watch Picard season 3..but....she has to watch Picard Season3 😂😂😂

Chris Retzlaff
>>149868347

You have to look past the static warp shell, and the tachyonic emissions through the anti time displacements

Chris Retzlaff

After the movies, I will implore you to watch Picard Season 3. I am praying for it.

Laura Thornley
>>149869947

DS9 could probably work if we forget the seasons and just highlight, let's say, 25/35 episodes for the entire show (which is close to how many TNG episodes we got, 4 per season plus the two part season finale/start episodes). Its a lot to pick out all together, but if we split up DS9 into 'arcs' that could work. Seasons 1-3 are mostly the same arc (getting to know the crew and the situation), Seasons 4-6 are another arc (the development of the story) and Season 7 is the final arc (wrapping things up) - picking ten episodes from each 'arc' would be manageable. But we do need time to breath. Maybe suggest just watching Emissary (the first two episodes) to see if she vibes with it.

hurryupmode

Folks, the Amazon Prime version of All Good Things is the syndication version, not the production version that Cassie is watching. You'll need to watch this on the Paramount Plus platform, or from the Blu-ray. (the full Paramount Plus platform, not the add on to Amazon Prime)

Clarence Newman
>>149869947

"Time to breathe" is certainly a given for the channel. It's important to note, all we're doing at the moment is discussing if and how Cassie watches DS9 when the time comes. I like Rakesh's idea, I like Laura's, and mine is clearly a stroke of unprecedented brilliance! I don't think she needs to sample DS9 for us to know she'll like it. She'll love the characters and the story is superb. She just needs a break for a while and she'll be raring to go again.

John Sullivan

Best Series Finale Ever

Mike LL

Oh, this is going to be good! It's like waking up on Christmas morning, finding this vid first thing today! In my opinion, this is the very best Star Trek Next Generataion "Movie", even better than First Contact! There! I said it!

Patrick Flanagan

I'm sure I'll get shouted down, but please don't watch the new STAR TREK movies with Chris Pine. The scripts are utterly moronic and all the characters are different, in a bad way. No disrespect to the actors, they were just doing what was asked of them. But boy those movies are terrible.

Clarence Newman

Cassie's reaction when Picard and Beverly finally kissed. Do we think that's how she reacted when Ben proposed, or was it more like the "Papa, I'll say anything" moment in The Patriot?

Paul Ark

I would certainly have no objection to having you back track and periodically reacting to all the episodes you skipped over. Having the occasional STTNG reaction sprinkled across the channel over the next few years would be quite nice =)

Clay F
>>149876494

She already said she is going to react to the Chris Pine ST trilogy. I am glad. I agree with Leonard Nimoy's comments: Star Trek (2009) has "great heart with the characters. ... capture[s] the essence of the fun of the Star Trek characters, the chemistry between the people, the excitement of becoming part of that crew and going out on this adventure. ... I was pleased with how they treated the Spock character. I thought that they really got it. ... I was very happy to see Zachary Quinto take over the character. I think he’s an excellent, well-trained actor and excellent for the job."

Clay F
>>149873168

She would not be lost with Picard S3. You don't need S1 or S2. Picard S3 has been labeled as TNG S8.

Clay F
>>149868347

Yeah, the techno babble is a little much. Reminds me of Cause and Effect in that sense.

Clay F

Awesome reaction. Thank you much for reacting to TNG episodes this year. The Picard series S3 has been labeled as essentially TNG S8. (You don't need Picard S1 or Picard S2 to watch Picard S3.) Picard S3 is just fine as a standalone. The TNG movie "First Contact" is excellent. You should like the TNG movie "Generations." After the TNG movies, I am definitely looking forward to the Chris Pine ST trilogy. Slick and entertaining.

Doug Fisher

OK... for Geordi's wife Leah you need to watch Season 3 Episode 6 "Booby Trap" and Season 4 Episode 16 "Galaxy's Child". It was the Continuum that caused the problem (Anti Time paradox) in order to test humanity and it was "Q" who decided to help out as much as he was allowed to. It is why he was only giving vague answers and riddles. You see, once you understand "Q" you have to love him a little. He gets even better development in Star Trek: Voyager. There are a lot of great episodes that you should go back and watch. Many of the missed poll ones would be good but I would also recommend you watch all of the ones with Deana's Mother Lwaxana Troi (played by Majel Barrett who was also Nurse Chapel/Number One in TOS and Gene's wife): S1.E10 “Haven”, S2.E19 “Manhunt”, S3.E24 “Menage a Troi”, S4.E22 “Half a Life”, S5.E20 “Cos of Living”, and S7.E7 “Dark Page”. I think you will get a kick out of her. ;) P.S. Have you introduced Carly to Firefly yet?

Andrew Roach
>>149873638

The Netflix version, which is what I used, also works. A version which splits the finale into two episodes cuts out a chunk of scenes.

Andrew Roach

I know you don't feel you can watch it but the next Trek series Deep Space Nine I believe is generally regarded as the best Trek series, it is to me. But while there are many stand alone episodes overall the series becomes a huge serialized arc and just watching a few episodes per season will not work, it needs to be viewed in entirety. The next Trek series Voyager is back to episodic and does work for limited episode views. While not regarded as top tier overall it does still have great episodes and a stand out character.

Clay F
>>149869947

I think (1) ending ST on the channel completely after the Pine movies, or (2) reacting to Picard S3 in the distant future, or (3) reacting to Picard S3 immediately after the Pine movies are all acceptable options -- her choice/decision. I agree with you in that I do think at least a little break may be good if she decided to do Picard S3. Instead of doing any ST shortly after the Pine movies, she could return to Star Wars if she wants. I suggest Andor -- my favorite Star Wars series even more than The Mandalorian that I very much liked. ANDOR (2022) (1-season, 12 episodes) (8 Emmy® nominations including Outstanding Drama Series) (prequel to Rogue One). Stellan Skarsgård (e.g., of Chernobyl fame) is awesome in the series. Of course, Diego Luna is great.

Clay F

Star Trek series and movies ranked by IMDb rating below that I have posted before. Not my order. For instance, I like DS9 and Voyager better than Strange New Worlds. Also, TNG series is my No. 1. Another example is I rate ST III: The Search for Spock (1984) and ST: The Motion Picture (1979) say at a 7.2 up there with ST VI. I like The Motion Picture (director's edition) -- has a majestic sense about it with good dialogue, music, visuals, and story. Interestingly, the highest rated movie is the first Chris Pine movie. 1. Picard S3 (2023) 8.8 2. TNG (1987–1994) 8.7 3. TOS (1966–1969) 8.4 4. Strange New Worlds (2022-present) 8.3 5. DS9 (1993–1999) 8.1 6. Voyager (1995–2001) 7.9 7. Star Trek (2009) 7.9 8. ST II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) 7.7 9. Star Trek Into Darkness (2013) 7.7 10 First Contact (1996) 7.6 11. Picard S1 (2020) 7.6 12. Enterprise (2001-2005) 7.6 13. ST IV: The Voyage Home (1986) 7.3 14. The Animated Series (1973-1975) 7.2 15. ST VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991) 7.2 16. Star Trek Beyond (2016) 7.0 17. Discovery (2017-2024) 7.0 18. ST III: The Search for Spock (1984) 6.6 19. Generations (1994) 6.6 20. Picard S2 (2022) 6.6 21. ST: The Motion Picture (1979) 6.4 22. Insurrection (1998) 6.4 23. Nemesis (2002) 6.4 24. ST V: The Final Frontier (1989) 5.5

Clarence Newman
>>149869947

It's clear Cassie has lots of options, the only NON-starter being that she watches the other episodes without us. We've taken every step of this journey with you, Cassie, and I will be sending you an animatronic clown puppet from Poltergeist if you take another step of it without us! (I'm not kidding. There's one on ebay.) In one way, I envy you. Because you've only watched select episodes, you can go back to the beginning and watch all-new adventures with your beloved crew. The future is bright for our little popstar. x

Michael G
>>149882014

If there ever was a Voyager watch, much in the same way as TNG, i would refine it further, and say only go with he 2-part episodes. For some reason they really nailed those. I also agree with you fully on DS9. It does not reach the highs or lows of TNG, but over all it is at a high average of consistency than TNG. Looking at today's shows and their budgets and then at DS9 with the sets and the huge cast and extras, It is hard to imagine each episode costing less than 10m to make these days. Its heavily serialized nature, results in the requirement begin fully watch through. There are only a dozen or so episodes in the whole series that do not have an aspect of the A,B,C, or D plot that is not connect to larger story threads.

Michael G
>>149876494

technically all actors "just doing what was asked of them."

Michael G
>>149875671

As First Contact is the second best TNG movie ;) that bar is lower to clear. But yes, it is the second best. I wish the community had not chosen "Parallels," as they two are near identical treatments. Always felt like that episode spoiled the fun of the Final.

Clay F
>>149882014

Yep, DS9 is arguably the best ST series. I like Voyager, which as you noted is episodic. Also, has a female captain.

Michael G
>>149869947

Over the entirety of DS9 there are maybe a dozen stand alone episodes that have nothing to do with ongoing plots, that is episodes without the, A, B, C, or even D stories tying into a larger plot line. There are far too many plots and sub-plots throughout the whole run to break it down into 4 episodes a season. I did a recent rewatch, around when Cassie was starting Season 2 of TNG. The show was serialised as it was for a reason. Let Cassie continue on hr ST journey on hr own time. Unless it is a 100% completion reaction, then too much of what makes DS9, DS9 will be lost by cutting out episodes.

Mike Gallagher
>>149873168

Hehe. This was the exact word for word comment I was going to make. I too implore her to watch Picard S3. I never watched S1-2 and followed it just fine. I also started DS9 after Picard S3.

Nick Ireland

Please God let this end soon lol. How many movies are there?

David Freese
>>149881068

I probably have alot of people mad at me but...in 4 years Cassie has never skipped seasons just to get to a third and final season. If she ever did Picard she'd watch the whole series like she always does.

Ortizmo2000

Space peace! 🖖

Jon Hoover
>>149873168

I implore her not to watch Picard S3. First off, it's not that good of a story. It's only nostalgia, and there's no nostalgia if she watches it immediately after the movies. She won't even understand all of the cameos. Everyone just wants to rush to the end without putting in the work. Everyone has forgotten Voyager, "To The journey...".

Clarence Newman
>>149886629

4 TNG, 3 Pine movies. 7 total before you're out of the dungeon. Unless, of course......

Clarence Newman
>>149882014

Voyager would actually suit a 4 episode plus finales format. I really liked it (especially from S4 onwards, for some reason), but when it comes to really great episodes, there are far less to choose from (than TNG).

Clarence Newman
>>149881068

And then there were two. All we need is five more, David, and we will be Magnificent.

Clarence Newman
>>149881068

I like a lot of your points, Doug, but ALL of the Lwaxana episodes? Are you crazy, Montana?

Stephen Last

30 years ago when this series ended, I was only 16 and I felt the same as you Cassie. I still had DS9 and Voyager was starting soon but it wasn't the same. I loved these characters and actors. Luckily I got a little bit more from some of the actors in the form of an animated series called Gargoyles.

Nick Ireland
>>149886629

Ok that's not so bad actually. I've enjoyed the three most recent ones so I'll give the other 4 a go. I was expecting a lot more

Doug Fisher
>>149881068

@David Freese I am not sure why you brought up Picard David, as I never did nor would I ever recommend that Series, not even Season 3 (still bad, just not nearly as bad as 1 & 2).

Walter
>>149882014

I am one who considers Deep Space Nine to be the best Trek series. For whatever reason, I didn't love The Next Generation in the beginning, and always considered Voyager the second best Trek series. Over the years, TNG has grown on me though and I appreciate it more and more.

Andrew Roach
>>149882014

Not only those great Voyager 2 parters, there are still great single episodes including my favorite "Message in a Bottle" and "Before and After."

Doug Fisher
>>149881068

@Clarence Newman I recommended all of Lwaxana's episodes because Majel is the First Lady of Star Trek and deserves the respect, even if they aren't all bangers.

Canadianant

Loved this reaction and watch along. Its been a great journey. Some real highlights with tender moments at times. Now having said that if there are any other Canadians watching the Canadian Paramount plus versions where its split into two parts, it doesn't line up with Cassie's reaction. You will have to start and stop your way through it a few times as things go out of sync. It's watchable but frustrating at times. Still enjoyed it . Count me in as one that wouldn't mind an occasional TNG missed episode bonus once in awhile on the patreon. There's lots of great stuff that you missed along the way.

Walter
>>149876494

No reason to shout anyone down over a difference of opinion. I think the movies are pretty great entertainment. They lack the more thoughtful storytelling of any of the series, but they were made to be 2 hour chunks of entertainment and they succeed in that regard.

Walter

I ended up not watching Picard season 3 after finding season 1 and 2 to be pretty disappointing. Was that a mistake?

Walter

do we think Cassie would enjoy Star Trek Strange New Worlds? For that matter, does anyone here enjoy Strange New Worlds (besides myself)?

Aaron Mann
>>149886629

4 more TNG movies, and 3 Chris Pine reboots. So if Cassie sticks to one a week, we've only got 7 more weeks of this!

Doug Fisher
>>149879739

Why am I not surprised?! Picard S3 and Abrams Trek?! Really?! I though you liked Cass. Let me guess, they rank on your precious review sites therefore you like and recommend them. You need to develop your own taste and ideas dude. P.S. No, Picard S3 is not TNG S8, that is sacrilege! What condition is Picard in for Season 3??!! Exactly!

Canadianant
>>149873638

Unless it's the CANADIAN Paramount plus versions, because that doesn't line up much to my annoyance. It's doable but you have to constantly start and stop to get caught up or for Cassie's reaction to catch up.

Clarence Newman
>>149881068

Your logic probably trumps my intense dislike of Lwaxana, Doug. Also, we both know Cassie, so it's fair to say she'd probably love Lwaxana regardless.

Doug Fisher
>>149876494

No, I agree with you Patrick. The Kelvin timeline is trash and Abrams is a hack who has destroyed 2 IPs. They are just glorified action set pieces with hectic pacing and overused lens flares to distract you from the fact that the plots and scripts are so weak, stolen, or just plane bad. A common tactic used by Abrams.

Clay F
>>149879739

Why I am not surprised how weird you come across. Cassie will love the Chris Pine ST trilogy. I have my own personal tastes. Yet, I will quote Leonard Nimoy who I agee with here: Star Trek (2009) has "great heart with the characters. ... capture[s] the essence of the fun of the Star Trek characters, the chemistry between the people, the excitement of becoming part of that crew and going out on this adventure. ... I was pleased with how they treated the Spock character. I thought that they really got it. ... I was very happy to see Zachary Quinto take over the character. I think he’s an excellent, well-trained actor and excellent for the job." I quite often don't agree with IMDb. For instance, unlike the IMDb rankings below, TNG is my No. 1. Also, I like DS9 and Voyager better than Strange New Worlds. Star Trek series ranked by IMDb rating: 1. Picard S3 (2023) 8.8 2. TNG (1987–1994) 8.7 3. TOS (1966–1969) 8.4 4. Strange New Worlds (2022-present) 8.3 5. DS9 (1993–1999) 8.1 6. Voyager (1995–2001) 7.9 7. Picard S1 (2020) 7.6 8. Enterprise (2001-2005) 7.6 9. The Animated Series (1973-1975) 7.2 10. Discovery (2017-2024) 7.0 11. Picard S2 (2022) 6.6 Star Trek movies ranked by IMDb rating below. Has the first Chris Pine movie as the top ranked ST movie. Not my order. For instance, I would give both The Search for Spock (1984) and The Motion Picture (1979) say each a rating of 7.2 up there with The Undiscovered Country (1991). I like The Motion Picture (director's edition) -- has a majestic sense about it with good dialogue, music, visuals, and story. 1. Star Trek (2009) 7.9 2. ST II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) 7.7 3. Star Trek Into Darkness (2013) 7.7 4 First Contact (1996) 7.6 5. ST IV: The Voyage Home (1986) 7.3 6. ST VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991) 7.2 7. Star Trek Beyond (2016) 7.0 8. ST III: The Search for Spock (1984) 6.6 9. Generations (1994) 6.6 10. ST: The Motion Picture (1979) 6.4 11. Insurrection (1998) 6.4 12. Nemesis (2002) 6.4 13. ST V: The Final Frontier (1989) 5.5

Scott Macaulay
>>149891259

Season 3 was made by Terry Matalis after the producers said 'Do what you want' after 2 dismal failed seasons. Turns out Matalis was an actual Star Trek veteran (Voyager) and the result was a great stand alone limited series(Season 3) made by a fan that any TNG fan should watch. There is only a couple of characters you may not know from Seasons 1 and 2 but that doesn't really remain an issue after the first episode.

JPDotCom23

Whew, finally. I can't wait for you to see the first two; Generations and First Contact, you can wait on the last two, Nemesis is ok, nothing more.

Clarence Newman
>>149873168

Agreed, Jon. One thing Cassie doesn't need to do with her Star Trek journey is rush it.

Clay F
>>149876494

Doug, I disagree with both you and Patrick. The Kelvin timeline is canon. The Chris Pine trilogy is slick and entertaining. Cassie will love the Chris Pine trilogy.

Matt Ticknor

you have a hundred more episodes!! you will love the movies and the series Picard you will also enjoy because it continues his story! can’t wait to see you enjoy what’s next in The Next Gen family of stories

D Jammers
>>149891112

Same thing happened to me in the US. I have paramount subscription through my amazon account and for some reason the last episode I had to pay for it? But paramount's version was the aired version and Cassie had extra scenes. Frustrating but made it work.

Katie Jackson

This was just amazing. I remember watching this when it originally aired with my mom. It was a few months before my 10th birthday and my mom was pregnant with my sister Deanna(named after Deanna Troi). 1994 was a very important year for our family. I'm one of the few who genuinely love all the TNG movies. Insurrection & Nemesis aren't as good but there are character moments that I love so much in those movies. I'm expecting a lot of smiling when you get to them. Hopefully you'll have time to do Generations this month but if not I understand. Just hoping for my next Star Trek fix🤣 I do agree that both you and the channel will need a break but I hope you'll come back to Trek and take us along with you. Modern Trek doesn't feels quite the same(Except Season 3 of Picard)but I LOVE EVERYTHING from TNG all the way through to Enterprise with Scott Bakula. I'm gonna be here as long as you decide to put out content so we have time to get through it all if you want to🖖

Clarence Newman
>>149891357

I get the feeling there are mostly traditionalist Trekkie fans on here, Walter, which is probably why nobody's rushing to comment on one of the new shows. For me personally, real Trek ended with the Enterprise series, which was ok but kind of proved that the franchise had run its course. With the exception of "Picard", which brought back one of our most beloved characters, what's come since has had the 2010s grubby fingerprints all over it. The only new one I've even tried to watch is "Discovery" and after three episodes I binned it. You might think that's no kind of fair shake, but in those three episodes I saw everything I can't stand about contemporary Hollywood. As for whether or not to watch the first two seasons of Picard, why skip them? I understand Cassie skipping them, but you have all the time in the world, so take a look and see how they strike you. Season 3 is definitely superior, and a great end to the Picard story, but I don't remember the first two being that bad.

rakesh
>>149876494

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojtX_Oz4WsU intereesting ( but long and now a tad old) video about the various rights issues about star trek. I watched it and found it intersting as the whole prime, kelvin timeline and what was canon was puzzling me for a while.

Thomas Thompson

My copy doesn’t sync up at all waste of time and money

Michael G
>>149891357

SNW is okay. It is still charting its own course. I do think it would be better served with longer seasons.

Michael G

Cassie, Thank You so much for this journey along with you through TNG. I do hope you continue on in your offline viewing, and watch all the episodes, and continue on with all the series if you so desire. Some thoughts on the episode. This is easily the best TNG movie despite not being a movie. They had already started filming "Generations" (the best TNG movie IMO) before they were finished filming season 7. This episode does have a different feel, in a great way, and I have always attributed it to that. Given that everything was shot on film, if they have the original negative, there should be filmed material to turn this final into a wide screen movie format, which would be amazing, unfortunately not "fiscally viable" i am sure, but one can dare to dream. "All Good Things..." is one of the few episodes that utilizes the whole crew and secondary characters in the episode, which is always a delight, and makes it feel more fully rounded. Throughout the run, when characters left, to move on to other shows or for contract disputes, or just not feeling the show, it was always nice that the parting was amicable enough that they were able to bring the actors back. Since you started TNG, it inspired, though tbf not much arm twisting was required, to rewatch all of DS9 and ENT. So, thank you for that as well. This finale is regarded as one of the best to ever do it. Series finals are always to hard; to wrap everything up, and also tell their own story, while not diving headfirst into nostalgia bait, it is why they the near totally of the time they never work. There has been much written over the years about this Finale, and would highly encourage the reading. If you so desire, when you are home in Canada the next time, there is an "episode" after "All Good Things" available on Canadian netflix, that is a retrospective narrated by Riker himself. Highly recommend. I have not checked if it was on your "already watched list" but as for getting emotional at the end, I cannot recommend strongly enough NOT watching "Six Feet Under" a most excellent show, but hoo boy that series finale just rips out all the emotions. 5 straight min of being an emotional mess while watching. Filmmaking, isn't it magical. Once again, thanks for this. On to the silver screen.

rakesh
>>149881068

The thing is with Picard S1, S2, and S3 that they are all season arcs. It's not as if you can skip episodes. Season 3 stands alone because it's a new showrunner and essentially departs from S1 and S2, the only remnant being one person. She may not have skipped seasons previously, but she watched all the episodes before, which she hasn't done for TNG. S1 and S2 of Picard objectively aren't good. If she's going to watch 20 episodes of Trek (i.e., S1 and S2 of Picard), I'd rather her watch another series or more episodes of TNG. Respectful of her time, I'd say S3 of Picard only, 10 episodes makes sense. And to those saying she's be lost, it's a disservice to her to say she won't understand or get it without watching S1 and S2.

rakesh
>>149891259

@walter. How i envy you! I'd love to wtach it again for the first time to get all the feels! If you havent watched S3 of Picard and you love TNG you'll absolutely love it. There is no need to watch S1 and S2, they were sub par. But Picard 3 truly is some of the best of TNG. Made by a showrunner who loved the show and you can tell. Watch it, seriously, it's a completely different vibe than S1 and S2. you can thank us all later!

Zachary K. (Verified Swiftie)

So something I learned today that back when Einstein was forming his his theory of relatively he thought there was a planet pulling on Mercury they named the planet Vulcan.

Texas Anla'Shok
>>149886288

I would recommend it as well. I don’t even care if we get a reaction to it, I just want her to watch it.

rakesh
>>149891357

I think she would, I really it enjoy it. DISCO was just ok S1 and S2 being the best, but SNW gives me the same TNG/DS9/VOY vibes of great trek. I was hoping she watched like she would do a watch like she did with the last of us.

T J

I'm curious Cassie...You have mentioned your father used to watch TNG; has this given you something new to talk about and bond over? I loved being able to bond with my father or my sons over a shared interest. I hope it's been that way with the two of you. Also, it would be helpful for you to share what streaming service or if you were watching a DVD. I was watching through Amazon and it didn't sync with yours very well. I imagine yours probably was the original broadcast version that showed the entire two part as one long episode. The version that I rented was broken up into two episodes and had a few scenes trimmed so they could show a recap of the first part of the episode.

rakesh
>>149886288

I hated it. Truly. I watched the whole thing 3 years ago, after stopping watching the first season when it aired.

rakesh

Well... There's always Stargate SG1 🤣

Michael G
>>149891112

Netflix in Canada carries the Star Trek series (old) and it matches up. There is also a special bonus episodes after "All Good Things" that is a retrospective of TNG narrated by Riker

Dean Holt
>>149891357

I really enjoyed watching SNW it just feels like old Star Trek with it having new stories every episode. It’s one of the many reasons I couldn’t get on with Discovery. But my TV Show ranking is, 10/ Discovery 9/Picard (S1 & 2) 8/ Lower Decks 7/ Voyager 6/ Picard (S3) 5/ Strange New Worlds 4/ TOS 3/ Enterprise 2/ DS9 1/ Next Gen

Texas Anla'Shok

This episode is pure fanservice, but done right. Similar to Avengers: Endgame or the Citadel DLC for Mass Effect 3, it pays homage to what the fans love, it does its own thing and it tells an interesting story in the process.

Michael G
>>149883241

Not much to the new Chris Pine movies being highly rated. There is a lot of recency bias, and age bias with the rankings, that is why things like the IMDB, and thing like RT should almost never be looked at, or at the very least, looked at with the the strictest of rational thought.

Dean Holt
>>149891259

I personally wasn’t a fan of Picard S1 or S2 but really enjoyed S3 in fact after watching the last TNG episode again. I really feel like rewatch it again.

Dean Holt
>>149886629

Nick you might actually really enjoy the 3 Chris Pine films. As I know a few friends and my brother who aren’t fans of the franchise but really liked the last 3 movies. I think it’s probably because they are more action based with a bit of well timed comedy dropped in. But it’s nice to hear it’s sounds like you’ve given it a chance, I really respect that.

clutchkman

It's been really fun seeing your reaction to my favorite tv series, so thank you! I'm almost just as bummed out as when I first heard that they were stopping the show to focus on movies all those years ago. So, you're right about it being an ending, the movies are fine, but they're different than the series. I wanted the series to continue even to today, like Dr Who, which has been on for decades, but all good things... but anyway, loved the reactions, and onward and upward.

T J
>>149891357

I agree with Clarence that traditional Star Trek died with the end of ST-ENT. I watched ST 2009 once in the theater and was totally turned off by the reboot and change of canon. I didn't watch any other theatrical Star Trek movies after that one. I watched one episode of ST-DISC and was done. I tried (I mean I REALLY tried) to watch ST-PIC, but halfway into the 5th episode, I finally gave up. Watching an hour of QVC with my wife looking at cooking stuff was more entertaining. If you love the post-ST-ENT stuff, I'm happy for you. It's not my cup of tea and I've accepted that my Star Trek, like my Star Wars, is gone and not coming back.

Dean Holt
>>149879739

Doug, Everyone is welcome to their own opinions. Personally I really liked Picard S3 (not so much the 1st two series) and the 3 JJ movies. I get the JJ movies are more action over Sci-fi but I really liked the different style and the choices he made. As I think if he had just copied the original films/TV Show I’m sure he would have been heavy criticised for doing that as well, so I respect him for giving us something different, it’s also brought in a new fan base as I know a few people (including by brother) who wasn’t into the franchise before these 3 films and now they have watched a few of the other movies and TV Shows.

rakesh

FYI DS9 Abbreviated Playlist. S01E01 Emissary Part 1 S01E02 Emissary Part 2 S02E07 Rules of Acquisition S02E20 The Maquis Part 1 S02E21 The Maquis Part 2 S02E26 The Jem'Hadar S03E01 The Search, Part 1 S03E02 The Search, Part 2 S03E07 Civil Defense S03E09 Defiant S03E26 The Adversary S04E01 The Way of the Warrior Part 1 S04E02 The Way of the Warrior Part 2 S04E10 Our Man Bashir S04E15 Sons of Mogh S04E22 For the Cause S04E26 Broken Link S05E01 Apocalypse Rising S05E06 Trials and Tribble-ations S05E13 For the Uniform S05E14 In Purgatory's Shadow S05E15 By Inferno's Light S05E16 Doctor Bashir, I Presume? S05E26 Call to Arms S06E01 A Time to Stand S06E02 Rocks and Shoals S06E03 Sons and Daughters S06E04 Behind the Lines S06E05 Favor the Bold S06E06 Sacrifice of Angels S06E13 Far Beyond the Stars S06E19 In the Pale Moonlight S06E20 His Way S06E26 Tears of the Prophets S07E01 Image in the Sand S07E02 Shadows and Symbols S07E08 The Siege of AR-558 S07E09 Covenant S07E10 It's Only a Paper Moon S07E18 Til Death Do Us Part S07E19 Strange Bedfellows S07E20 The Changing Face of Evil S07E21 When It Rains... S07E22 Tacking into the Wind S07E23 Extreme Measures S07E24 The Dogs of War S07E25 What You Leave Behind Part 1 S07E26 What You Leave Behind Part 2

Matt Rose

A rare occasion where the series finale absolutely sticks the landing. Indeed, I'd rate the finale as being better than any of the 4 TNG films that follow it.

rakesh
>>149899339

as previous posters have mentioned there are 3 or more versions of this episode out there so it's likely you're going to have to resync.

Saucy
>>149886288

Yeah, there are just too many unskippable episodes for a reaction series on it but she'd definitely love it at the end.

Dustin Denner

I really do hope you continue the franchise with Deep Space Nine (at least through the middle of Season 5 episode 13) before proceeding with Star Trek: First Contact.

Dustin Denner
>>149905919

A good list. My suggestion for Cassie would be to watch the first two seasons of DS9 before proceeding with the movie Generations, then continue DS9 through S5E13 before proceeding with the movie First Contact to keep with continuity and to avoid any spoilers.

Dustin Denner
>>149899339

The version on YouTube is the one that synced up with Cassie. Don't be rude, Mr. "Waste of Time and Money".

Dustin Denner
>>149891357

She really should hit the rest of the OG shows and movies before proceeding with any of the new stuff.

phillip giroux

I hope you consider the Percy Jackson series if you want to get attached to another cast. Plus it has the best mom character you'll ever find in a series.

Mike LL
>>149876494

There are quite a few Star Trek fans who have waited patiently this whole journey just to get to the part they looked forward to the most, the three most recent movies. Of course Cassie can't disappoint them. All who don't like those movies, don't have to watch. That's what a whole lot of people have been told this whole time, right?

Andrew Buel

Let's put this in context. Cassie has watched the equivalent of 44 episodes of TNG, that's roughly 25% of the show. Even though people thought she wasn't going to 'get it' she found herself really caring for these characters despite only really scratching the surface of what the show created. The fact that she could still feel that moment at the poker table is proof of that. I hope she explores the show on her own, not even for the channel. I get there are episodes that would never win a poll and people would roll their eyes if she watched more Trek, but if Cassie decided to watch TNG for herself (not as reaction content) I'm sure she'd find even more stories and characters for her to enjoy. For now, thank you, Cassie, for exploring the show, and I hope you like the TNG movies too! Engage!

David Freese
>>149881068

I don't know how that comment got under yours. It was supposed to be a stand alone comment. My apologies for that error

Mike Lemon

Hallelujah! The long nightmare is almost over. Only seven more movies, unless Cassie decides to tie on some steel-toed boots and groin kick the people that are tired of Trek and/or long-ass series.

Cody Nelson

I knew you would love this! I'm so happy seeing you go on this journey through Star Trek! I'm now really excited to see you start the TNG movies. Granted only 2 of them are genuinely good(Generations and First Contact) but I think you will at least like the first 2. In fact, First Contact is one of my favorite Star Trek movies and is actually what got me into Star Trek.

Mike Lemon
>>149909440

So, only 110 more episodes? Do you see why some of us are getting tired of the Trek people?

Mike Lemon
>>149901666

Aneurysm pulsing, brain feeling like it is going to explode, must not fdkbmzzzzzzzhccccccccccccccccccccccxAib reb eeeeeeeeeeee

Clarence Newman
>>149905919

That's a great list, Rakesh, but I'm assuming it's an oversight to leave out "The Visitor" (S4 Ep3)? That one's an all-time great Star Trek episode, brilliant tv, and one that would be right up Cassie's street.

Dave Jono

Perhaps it is time we talked about season 8, I found it thoroughly enjoyable.

Imzadi

If Cassie is interested in reading books with the TNG books, everything from Peter David great. But for a Riker/Troi shipper the book "Imzadi" is great.

Clay F
>>149883241

Yeah, a lot of of younger people under age 40 submit ratings. In contrast, old people who have a bias toward old stuff maybe not so much. TOS episodes are good and were revolutionary. TOS movies have not aged the greatest, especially if you havesentimental attachment to the TOS characters or TOS nostalgia. The only excellent TNG movie is First Contact.

p0sthum4n
>>149905919

There's zero percent chance she is watching any DS9 before going on to the TNG movies.

Mark Schamber
>>149886288

Me too. I mean, I'd love to see her reaction to every episode, or pick episodes. But unlike STNG, she couldn't really skip any episodes since it has a major storyline that runs through most episodes.

Mark Schamber
>>149886288

I'm sorry there's something wrong with you. ;-) And it got very different in season 2 with a new captain of B5.

Michael G
>>149905919

You are right that is an abridged list, I would not classify it as a good list for DS9 in any way, but it is a list.

Glenn McWhirter

Best series finale of all time. Tho First Contact really ties a bow on things.

Greg Quinn

The version I saw was a bit different. Had to stop and try to resynch a few times.

Chris Clarke

It's not really the end, Cassie: there's loads of episodes you haven't seen!🤪

Zombie Gamer454

Thank you for sharing this journey with us, genuinely brought a tear to my eye as I didn’t want it to end. But like the episode all good things and all. Looking forward to seeing your reactions to the movies.

David Freese
>>149909440

Don't you see wwe are getting tired of the non trek people. Trek only takes one spot at most a week sometimes 2. I waited 3 years for Trek and Cassie watched things that I didn't like or hated so soon we will move on and hopefully she does something you do enjoy. Please let us enjoy our show. I'm not for extending this out any further but I do enjoy that we got what we got.

Chris Clarke

I've blocked Mr Lemon: his trolling behaviour - in these of all comments - is abhorrent and totally unnecessary. Why should he and those like him be allowed to incessantly put a downer on the enjoyment of others? Rant over. 😞 Sorry.

Doug Fisher
>>149891357

Dancing and singing Klingons... do I need to say any more?! Abrams and Kurtzman Trek isn't Star Trek.

John Liebling

Of course, it's not the same, and I am not recommending for your channel, but if you want to continue on your own time, Cassie, with old, old...very old 80 something Patrick Stewart there are three seasons of Picard you could stream. There is also Voyager, with more "Q" and certainly the last 4 seasons of Voyager are heavy Borg centric.

John Liebling

There is also always fun with the very unique "Farscape"

Doug Fisher
>>149891259

In my opinion... no it wasn't a mistake. Put it this way, one main reason is they didn't fix what happened to Picard at the end of Season 2.

Doug Fisher
>>149886629

Why is the fact you liked the 3 most recent ones (Abrams Trek) not surprising.

Doug Fisher
>>149886288

I agree she probably would love B5... but I suspect she would like Farscape more.

Mark
>>149925914

There are a million places on the internet where negativity is appropriate and welcomed. Popcorn in Bed is a no hate zone and we will always keep it that way.

Chris Clarke
>>149925914

I'm probably more sensitive than I should be, but mental health is a running battle here.

Doug Fisher
>>149882014

I agree with you Michael on them nailing the two-parters... "Year of Hell" was amazing.

Clarence Newman
>>149925914

I'm not sure Mike's "ranting" gets anywhere near troll-level, guys. He tends to drop a comment on each ST vid to remind Cassie there are some people who don't want to boldly go any further, but there's nothing nasty in them. He's also entitled to his opinion. I'm sorry to hear you're suffering a bit at the moment, Chris, but this isn't Youtube. Real trolls wouldn't last five minutes.

Doug Fisher
>>149879739

Dean, this isn't about opinions which I have zero issue with. This is about Clay and an ongoing issue we have with each other and his always flooding these comment sections with RT, IMDb, etc. manipulated nonsense, as if they are gospel. If he was actually giving HIS opinion on things rather than bowing to his review site idols, I wouldn't even give him or his comments the time of day. Abrams and Kurtzman Trek are mindless intersectional drivel. They don't say anything and are quickly forgotten for that reason. As for JJ's movies... he did copy TOS, just badly. As for bringing in a "new fan base"... that may be true to a certain extent but they have driven off far more fans so they are a net negative. That is why the IP is failing badly. Now, having said that, everyone is free to like what ever they want.

KTVindicare

So glad that you expanded the series beyond the 4 episode maximum you initially proposed. I guess it grew on you didnt it? :D I highly recommend going back and watching the entire series yourself since there are a lot of good storylines you missed out on. As much as I would love to see us continue into Deep Space Nine which I consider the peak of Star Trek, I just don't see how we could do a fragmented version of that show like we did with this one since it uses a linear storytelling format that TNG did not use. Each episode builds on the one before it, and skipping around especially in the later seasons will have us simply missing too much of the main story for it to make sense. So if Cassie does decide she wants to step into DS9, it has to be all the way. I understand why that might not be a good idea for the channel though so whatever she decides to do is ok with me. On to the movies.

Doug Fisher
>>149879739

Clay, I would imaging sanity would seem weird to you. As for your Nimoy quote... he is an actor, director, and a gentleman therefore diplomatic so what else do you expect him to say about a movie he is working on?! SMH You "quite often don't agree with IMDb" is just laughable. Even if that is the case, which it isn't, then why do you constantly vomit its ratings all over these comment sections like they are facts?!

Doug Fisher
>>149876494

Gee, what a shock Clay, and no Kelvin timeline isn't canon; non of Abrams/Kurtzman Trek is canon. Abrams movies are not "slick" but as for entertaining you... that is not surprising. They rank high on your precious IMDb so you obvious must enjoy and love them. They are vacuous action set pieces which Star Trek has never been. That is how Abrams, the hack and grifter that he is, operates; he distracts you with a shiny object (action) and a frenetic pace to distract you from realizing how surface level his scripts and movies really are. Congrats, you fell for it.

Doug Fisher
>>149897675

I agree with everything you said Katie. Well, except for Picard Season 3 as I do not like it. Though, I suppose it is the closest that Abrams/Kurtzman Trek has come to Real Star Trek (still far away but the closest). It still doesn't feel like Star Trek to me.

Mark Schamber
>>149886288

Oooohhhhhh Farscape... that would be an investment for her, but a good one. I'm not 100% sure she'd be able to follow it, it's more complicated/intellectual than B5.

Doug Fisher
>>149881068

Fair enough Clarence, I can't begrudge you as I know what it is like to dislike a character. ;) Yeah, Lwaxana is more about the feels which is right up Cassie's alley. Yes, "Dark Page" is very good.

Doug Fisher
>>149881068

I agree with the sentiment of your comment I just do not agree on Picard Season 3 recommendation. Is it better than Season 1 & 2, without a doubt, but that is such a low bar to get over and it is still bad, just not as bad. It is basically a walking, talking Member Berry and whether that works for you or not is a personal taste, personally I hate Member Berries. I have many more issues with P-S3 but the main one is... what is Picard's physical status for the season?! Think about it. The real issue for Cass is that she will miss many of these Member Berries due to her limited Star Trek exposure. Is Seven really going to mean anything to her without having seen Voyager, etc.?!

Doug Fisher
>>149886629

Well, at least you are honest and I respect that. It also makes sense since Abrams Trek isn't Star Trek. I am curious though, why complain about it? It is not like Cass only does ST reactions. Hell, there is a ton of reaction of hers that I don't watch since I have zero interest or actively dislike the movie/show.

Doug Fisher
>>149886288

I think she could follow along, especially if she watched them with Carly. Besides, we both know the girls would die over Aeryn and John. ;) They would just have to make sure they watch "The Peacekeeper Wars" or they literally would die from the Season 4 finale!! XD

Clay F
>>149879739

I repeat. I quite often don’t agree with IMDb. I tend to much more agree with RT critic scores than IMDb. Not always, but generally. I’ve noticed that movies with high RT critic ratings but low RT audience scores can tend to be too esoteric for me The bottom line with respect to the Chris Pine ST trilogy is I go with the majority position over you. Your “opinion” on the ST Chris Pine trilogy is completely subjective and gibberish. At least you had sensible comments about the Serkis Apes movies. So Leonard Nimoy is a liar? He explained in much detail his process with the first Chris Pine movie- that I did not quote. He was very positive. So he lied according to you. I have respect for Leonard Nimoy and do not believe he would have lied for marketing or to be a gentleman as you say.

Nick Ireland
>>149886629

It wasn't really a serious complaint, more tongue in cheek. I wouldn't begrudge anyone their enjoyment but I personally wouldn't pay to subscribe to a reaction channel when there's a ton of their output I'm not watching cos I don't like the shows. Each to their own I guess.

Tater

Put me down as a yes vote for Picard Season 3 but after a lengthy Trek break after the movies. I believe you would enjoy that season.

Dean Holt
>>149879739

Tbh Doug it sounds like you have bigger issues than just Clays comments. I think the easiest thing regarding the difference in opinions is just to agree to disagree.

John Liebling

As a fan of Star Trek for 58 of my 66 years, so far...I'd still love to watch Cassie react to Fred Astair and Gene Kelly movies. I know she enjoyed Singing in the Rain...but that was just one movie. The musical genre has everything Cassie loves...Romance and happy endings.

Tony Andarian
>>149899339

I wouldn't say it's a waste, but I agree there's a significant problem with the episode not syncing up with the version of the episode available on Amazon. The version Cassie is watching appears to have additional content and scenes that aren't in the one I'm watching.

Mike Lemon
>>149909440

@David - That right there is the problem. Trek has been 20-25% of all content for almost a freaking year and people still bitch that it isn't enough. Trek is going to end up with over 30 "watch slots" and they still want more. The classic movie people have had, what, 5? Horror has been about the same, westerns too. Foreign has had around 4. "Kung-fu" has had 1-ish. But Trek gets butt-hurt if you dare say, "enough already". Other people have been paying their $15/month too, quietly waiting for that ONE movie they have been wanting, all the while listening to the Trek people bitching, "hey we've only watched 50 episodes of TNG, 6 movies, and 4-6 episodes of TOS, with 7 movies to go, we need at least 50 more TNG and 168 Voyager episodes and 173 DS9 and Picard and Enterprise and Discovery and and and and."

Doug Fisher
>>149886629

Ah... fair enough and I agree that it isn't worth a subscription cost for a channel you rarely watch. What I do is if there is a Channel I like but rarely like the movie/show picked I just subscribe once in a blue moon for one month and then download or watch all the ones I like. However, as you say, to each their own. Here's to hoping she provides more content you do enjoy soon. Cheers!

Katie Jackson
>>149897675

Terry Matalas was actually the showrunner for season 3 of Picard and had previously worked on Voyager & Enterprise. Season 1 & 2 were helmed by 2 different showrunners. That's a big part of the reason each season is so different. I also think Terry's influence is the reason season 3 is as good as it is. There was a few things I didn't like about season 3 but there were also moments that had me crying and made me feel just like I did watching Star Trek as a child. I'd recommend season 3 of Picard to any TNG fan. It wraps things up beautifully but still leaves room for these characters to come back if they want to. I do respect your opinion. However, I hope you watched season 3 and you're not basing your opinion on just season 1 & 2. Which are definitely inferior and have many modern Trek tropes.

D4RK

Thank you for sharing this journey with us Cass ♥️, looking forward to more, I consider DS9 a personal fave should u ever consider giving it a go, as with TNG it has a slow first 2 seasons but eventually picks up. If u do want a break from Trek though I highly recommend Stargate SG1 or Farscape, both amazing sci-fi shows with awesome cast, writing and glorious TV moments.

Katie Jackson
>>149919372

I actually sent her that book. She opened it on the last live package opening. It's definitely a favorite of mine

Katie Jackson
>>149909440

All we've really said is that if Cassie wants to react to it, we'll watch it. Also many of the Trek people have agreed that Cassie and the channel need a break from Star Trek after the movies. That doesn't mean she'll never revisit it. It will probably be a very long time before she is ready to put more on the channel. She does seem to really love it though. I wouldn't be surprised if it does make another appearance some day. If it does, it would be great if you could support what Cassie wants to watch. Just like the rest of us when she watches things we don't like.

Ian A

Thanks for watching TNG with us. It was super fun. Fingers crossed for more star trek series, especially Voyager with a female captain.

p0sthum4n
>>149918079

I watched it recently for the first time in years and it was just kinda boring and uninspired. Indistinguishably human aliens on a planet that looks like California. Most Trek fans say it feels like a TNG 2 parter and I agree, but it probably would've been done better in the show. Still not as bad as nemesis.

Mike Lemon
>>149909440

@Katie - "it would be great if you could support what Cassie wants to watch." Go back and look, I didn't have a big problem when it was just the movies, especially just the originals (more especially 2, 3, 4). Yes, 13 is too many *for any series* on a channel, and I will say that even for series I like (I have watched TOS, the animated series, some TNG, all the Red Letter Trek stuff, and 12 of the 13 movies), but add in scores of hour long TV episodes and people pushing for hundreds more- it is too much, more so when people are paying for variety. Viva Variety! PS. - "Just a girl in her bed **watching movies** for the first time..." - top of the page

BibbitduBois

There is nothing cheesy about how you feel at the end of this series. We all felt at least as much as that, especially since for us this was a journey of 7 years and over 100 episodes of watching these characters and getting more and more invested in their lives. Thank you so much for taking us through this journey again. It's been like watching it all over again for the first time, and I sincerely hope that you go back in your own time and watch the episodes that you missed. There are so many more stories than what you've seen.

Clay F
>>149891357

My top 3 in order are: 1. TNG 2. DS9 3. Voyager I couldn't get into Enterprise or SNW, but thinking about giving SNW another try.

Clay F
>>149891259

If you are a TNG fan, you will like Picard S3 (labeled by many as TNG S8).

Scott Bergstrom

Deep Space Nine is also really good if you wish to continue the Star Trek route.

Robert da Spruce

Wonderful reaction to wrap up the series Cassie! One of my favorite, if not my favorite, episode of the whole series This is the Star Trek I grew up on. So it holds a special place in my heart. And I thoroughly enjoyed watching it again along with you Cassie! So thank you. Bring on the films! I’m excited for you to see them!

Stephen Dias

I totally understand that feeling of old friends moving away when I come to finale of one of my favorite series. It happens every time I binge "Friends."

Tech Citizen

"There is no next episode!" Well after the movies many of us have suggested (and will continue to suggest for your enjoyment) the Season 3 of ST:Picard! It would be a proper old age timeline you will absolutely love and satisfied!

Anthony Oberhauser

If you want to see an “anti-Patrick Stewart” (Picard) role watch ‘Conspiracy Theory’ with Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts; also, for a Halloween type movie watch ‘The Green Room’ both are very antithetical to Captain Picard’s character. Very entertaining.

SpankTheMonk

Kevin Feige of the early X-men films and the marvel cinematic universe has a great bit of speech out on the internet about how amazingly well Star Trek TnG wrapped with all good things. You can almost feel some deeper emotion in his voice. One of the best and appropriate season finals for a tv show ever.

Ike

…and the Adventure Continues. (What a ride, Cassie! So Happy You Love These Characters!) And by the way, just like those of us that watched these on broadcast television - we didn’t catch every episode either. That was impossible! But the treat that awaits you (and we all enjoy this when it happens) is catching an episode you haven’t seen, completely by accident, on days when you really need a reminder that things will get better. 🙂 You’ll love this 30 second short https://youtube.com/shorts/Mal8TrzgQaA?si=BOfJiFCVsgCZ2_vR

Steven Fordham

There's still 7 seasons of Deep Space 9. Worf and O'Brian will be there. It's a lot of fun.

Steven Fordham

BTW, Geordi's wife in the future is likely Leah Brahms. See STNG Season 3, episode 6 "Booby Trap" and STNG Season 4, Episode 16 "Galaxy's Child" for her appearances in the series.

thehewpew

Gotta react to the bloopers now! There's nothing better than seeing Worf crack up in the middle of a take.

Seven Coughlin

I mean… I wouldn’t be opposed to the whole Picard series as she seems to love Jean Luc but I at least hope Cassie watches season 3!

Imzadi
>>149919372

That's so lovely. I loved that book so much when it was released. And Peter David always captured all the characters so well.

Ben Schwartz

Cassie, now you get to watch the TNG movies!!! The adventure isn't over!!!

Clarence Newman
>>149919372

I read a Peter David Trek book once. Can't remember the name of it, but it was when a new commander came on board and tried to (very unsubtly if I recall) woo Troi. All I remember is that I liked his writing style. It was quite funny.

Clarence Newman
>>149951600

I would also recommend Stewart's version of "Scrooge" for a Christmas slot. I rarely question Cassie's choices, but I think the version of Scrooge she chose last year (the Albert Finney one) was a very poor example. It's not done well on Youtube because of it. Stewart's version is much better, and his performance is probably very indicative of his prowess on the stage.

Imzadi
>>149919372

That was probably "A Rock and a hard Place". He also wrote two episodes for Babylon 5. I was sorry to hear that a recently had some serious health problems.

Clarence Newman
>>149944689

I could almost duplicate your post word for word, Bib, but I would have to redact the words "in your own time" when it comes to Cassie watching more. This is not an idea we should plant in her impressionable mind. Cassie, you are forbidden by law to watch any Star Trek without us! We're like Picard and Crusher in "Attached" at this point. If you try to sneak off on your own, we will both experience uncontrollable waves of nausea. That should do it.

Athan Immortal

"There's no next episode!" Generations feels VERY much like a high level movie episode. I'm so glad you watched as much as you did so that the movies mean something to you. Thank you Cassie!

Donald Fleming
>>149905919

I would have included 'Blood Oath' (S02E19) & 'Once More Unto the Breach' (S07E07) to that list. Both were great episodes that brings back classic Klingon characters from the original series: Kang, Kor & Koloth ('Day of the Dove', 'Errand of Mercy' & 'The Trouble with Tribbles', respectively).

ArsTropica
>>149951600

... or you can watch the TNG episode Symbiosis, where (imo) Picard makes one of his worst decisions.

Mr. Book

I couldn't find or buy a copy that would sync up.

Bryan Hathaway

Picard Season 3 only after the movies!

Doug Fisher
>>149897675

Good points. However, even though Terry worked on Voyager and Enterprise, and I agree with you that he is the reason it was the closest that Abrams/Kurtzman Trek ever came to real Star Trek, he was still hampered by Kurtzman being around, his co-writers, the Hollywood environment, and having to deal with Season 1 & 2. He was only an assistant producer on "Voyager" so likely had little input, though I will admit he was probably influence by being around the show. I respect your opinion but you see I wouldn't recommend Picard to any TNG fan. It relies heavily on Member Berries which I guess is fine if you are into that sort of thing (I am not). The main critical issue that ruins everything is hard to say without spoiling... so, I will just say it this way... Picard is not in Picard Season 3. Which makes it all meaningless drivel. Also the Borg story line was ridiculous and a cop out. It was again filled with more mutinous actions akin to STD which is not good Star Trek. I watched Season 3 vicariously through a few content creators' analysis of the show (supporting them not the show); so no, my opinion is not based on just Season 1 & 2 (which were also viewed the same way). I have not supported Abrams/Kurtzman Trek with direct viewership since STD Season 1, Episode 1. Things were wrapped up just fine with "All Good Things..." and TNG didn't need another wrap up. I am glad there were moments that you enjoyed to the point of crying and I am not trying or wanting to take that away from you. I have zero issue with you liking the Season, I am just voicing my opinion on the matter.

Clarence Newman
>>149935280

And she's already watched an excerpt from one in a previous reaction. The film the guards show John Coffey in "The Green Mile" is "Top Hat" with Fred and Ginger (1935). Of course, I can't be discussing Fred Astaire without putting in my 48th plug for "The Towering Inferno", now can I?

Clarence Newman
>>149935280

As for Gene Kelly, that guy was an incredible dancer. What was that film where he performs a flawless, multi-spin pirouette underneath a ballet bar while squatting on his haunches?

Brent Fugett
>>149980977

It's on Paramount. Note you really can't go by the timestamp, use the visual in the bottom left Cassie's video. I'm at 43 min in and it's spot on.

Katie Jackson
>>149897675

And as I said your opinion is completely valid. Just wanted to share how I felt about it and was hoping your opinion was informed as I've heard many say they don't like it without actually having watched it.

Ben Schwartz
>>149960021

Honestly, I think she should skip the first two seasons of Picard and read some plot summaries for them... then watch all of Season 3, as the perfect final send-off to the greatest Star Trek crew of all time (IMO).

Samuel Champ

You still have the movies, the rest of the series you haven't seen (a lot of great episodes). And keep DS9 in mind for sometime down the road maybe.

Stephen Dias
>>149980977

I bought it on Amazon and I agree; Cassie's copy seemed to have scenes that were cut for the Amazon version. I had to stop a few times and re-sync.

Stephen Dias
>>149955737

Yeah, I almost feel it would be better to watch in order, especially when Worf shows up in "First Contact" with his own starship. Among other things...

Athan Immortal
>>149956821

That and Jonathan Frakes chasing Stacey down the corridor during the parallels outtake in season 7.

Ortizmo2000

It's not over.......if you choose.

Andrew Ramos
>>149944689

Agree 100 percent! I expressed the same sentiment during a live premiere to one of the episodes and Jon Johns accused me of wanting to be a voyeur lol. I guess he assumed I was a random on YouTube. It's a show that she loves and a great series why wouldn't it be disappointing to think of her watching episodes on her own? Especially when half of the things patrons and youtubers have her react to are either low tier or something she obviously wouldn't enjoy. Alas, its a business and she needs to cater to the majority to make it sustainable.

Andrew Ramos

Is a character/episode tier list in the plans? That would be fun. Also as someone who firmly believes the whole series should be reacted to, I still think you definitely have a right to say you built a connection with the characters.

rakesh
>>149905919

There's a good bunch of standalone epsiodes I've missed that have been mentioned and some I've added which could be removed like our man Bashir the thing is it's a big list already and she hasn't got time to watch the whole show. So I've given her what iive felt as the core, the Dominion and the marquis. She didn't like a whole bunch of Klingon arcs in TNG so I've avoided as much as I can of those. I've opted for some characters like Vic Fontaine, Cmdr Eddington, garak and missed some like focusing on characters like Cassidy Yates. We missed some arcs and characters on TNG but we got through it. I hoped to show it's possible to do the same for DS9. But voting for a bunch of episodes is not going to possible especially for S6 and s7

rakesh
>>149905919

Yeah. That's how it happened as it aired, which would have been ideal, but it won't happen. C'est la vie.

rakesh
>>149905919

For sure added some EPs that were personal preferences which were standalone which could be removed and added. But the idea was to keep it as small as possible which is not easy!

rakesh
>>149905919

Would have but she didn't like the klingon arcs in TNG and I had to keep this list as short as I could. Some mini arcs just like in TNG had to be missed.

rakesh
>>149901666

Dont fall for this bait mike, your better than this!🤣

Joe

Just want to be another voice in the crowd encouraging a DS9 watch.

JD
>>150055622

She would have to watch EVERY episode from season 3-7 Thats a BIG ask

JD
>>149960021

It was FAR from a perfect sendoff. I won't go into details but the characters especially a certain doctor were portrayed very differently than on TNG. Its a fan film.

JD
>>149980977

There are two versions. I still can't understand why. I know they had the full version AND the syndicated version with cut scenes. The paid version on Amazon is 89 minutes (1 hour 29 minutes) the Paramount plus version is 132 minutes. Its frustrating because I have paramount plus via amazon and had to log into the paramount app to watch that version. I also bought the inferior amazon version. Not a Q'apla moment.

JD
>>149939521

DS9 would be difficult as its very serialized however VOY and ENT would be fun. DS9 is truly my favorite, but all the people on here complaining about 6 episodes of TNG would literally leave with 26 episodes PER season of DS9 lol. Hope she watches on her own

JD

Cassie could always come back and watch episodes that she didn't watch in the original run through. Example: Final Duty, Timescape, All the Q episodes, The Offspring,

JD
>>149924850

It would be fun for her to revisit later on in some special episodes. The Offspring, Timescape, Did she see all the Q episodes? Dare I say Sub Rosa lol

JD

There are two versions. I still can't understand why. I know they had the full version AND the syndicated version with cut scenes. The paid version on Amazon is 89 minutes (1 hour 29 minutes) the Paramount plus version is 132 minutes. Its frustrating because I have paramount plus via amazon and had to log into the paramount app to watch that version. I also bought the inferior amazon version. Not a Q'apla moment.

Phil Stubblefield

Cassie, if you read this, please know that you're not the only one who teared up multiple times during this episode. I found myself thinking all the way back to 1994, when some friends and I had the exact, same feeling: "No next episode!" 😭 As always, you've done a fantastic job with this series. Thank you so much for sharing this experience with us! 😁

MrTickleTrunk
>>149982688

I would agree but it might be better to just skip them after the movies. Some people liked them but it might break her heart that Kirtsman's version of Star Trek is pessimistic and lore breaking. Terry Matalis salvaged something in of Rodenberry's vision in Picard S3 but still...

MrTickleTrunk
>>150057026

Its becuase Paramount screwed up the last 2 episodes by editing them together weird. If you watch on Paramount its ok. Pauseing and scrubbing my DVDs was frustrating but doable :)

MrTickleTrunk

Not only did Paramount screw up "Picard" (the show in an alternate universee with pessimistic writers who hated Roddenberry's vision) Paramount screwed while editing these 2 episodes together. lol

Sean Richter
>>150085448

I did not care for the first season of Picard, but season 2 was good especially at the end, and season 3 was fantastic. At least in my opinion.

Daniel Turbyfill

Cassie, you should watch Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (DS9) and Voyager on your own. Personally DS9 is my favorite Trek series, but it has over arching plot lines that and recurring characters that could easily be missed or muddled by only viewing a few episodes per season. There are a ton of recurring characters to delve into and you get to see more cultures than just the Federation. Plus you will get to follow some familiar faces from The Next Generation beyond their careers on the Enterprise.

Daniel Turbyfill
>>150055622

As much as I love DS9, I think maybe Cassie should just watch it for her own enjoyment rather than for the channel. While it’s my favorite series, you could not watch just key episodes for most of the seasons.

David Crabtree

On the bright side, you still have Generations, First Contact, Insurrection, Nemesis, and Picard Season 3 to visit with this crew.

Joe
>>150055622

I get the point that it is far more serialized in later seasons. It is just she seems to have really enjoyed these ST series. I think DS9 is the best of them and she would really enjoy the show and characters. She could probably still watch key episodes and maybe read episode descriptions or watch the episodes in between in off time.

Ryan Geiger

Does this mean Picard and Crusher didn't kiss!? There's the Cassie we know and love

Ryan Geiger

It's funny how things in life work out sometimes. I have been content to watch the Youtube edits of the TNG episodes because I don't sub to any streaming services. I did the free trial to Paramount+ to see the full reaction to Best of Both Worlds and was thinking I would want to see the full reaction of this one. The day after this was posted I went to the local used book/movie store to see if I might get lucky. Boy did I, for $6 they had the Q fan collection DVD set. It has All Good Things edited together and it synced perfectly. It was such a great experience to watch the full reaction.

Ortizmo2000

"Generations" can't get here quick enough.

Greg Quinn
>>150085448

I thought season one was okay buy I agree the second and third was better. Not trying to spoil...(i mean it is immediately shown in the first episode) but one criticism of season one that annoyed me is people being upset that Picard was old and not his former strong self. But that very thing was very much shown to be his destiny in this episode....

MrTickleTrunk
>>150085448

The writer's room purposely excluded Star Trek fans to try and "do their own thing". I absolutely hated it. Until Terry Matalas had a crack at it in seaon 3 because Kurtsman was elsewhere mucking up some other project. lol

JD
>>150055622

That would be disservice to Cassie and to the wonderful writing and visuals of DS9

Anthony Padua

Watching this one with you makes me excited for the day we watch the Picard series. Someday.

FleetAdmiralJ

so my thoughts on future Star Trek: I know you plan on watching these movies and the Kelvin movies. That's fine. I actually think perhaps where you should go next after the movies is Voyager. I know a lot of people don't like it as much, but it is a series that you can watch similar to this one: picking the best 4 or so episodes per season to give you the highlights. Then I think you can watch Star Trek Picard. Most people would recommend just Season 3 but it might be worth hitting up all three seasons. Beyond that, I think it is up to you. I personally like Star Trek: Enterprise. The first two seasons you can pick and choose episodes, but it becomes much more serialized in seasons 3 and 4. Same thing with DS9. The first 3 or 3 1/2 seasons you can pick and choose but it becomes much harder to do that in the last have of the series because it also becomes much more serialized.

Athan Immortal
>>150116357

I am so excited to see what she thinks of it, now having knowledge of the crew.

Athan Immortal
>>150112170

I also loved that comment, I had never even considered it, but that was SO Cassie.

Dwayne Holmes
>>149982688

Season 3 of Picard is the only season that doesn't ruin the character's legacy. The previous seasons were written by people who had no love for the franchise and were new to it. The fact that Terry Matalas, a writer and producer of shows such as Star Trek: Voyager and Star Trek: Enterprise, was the creative force behind season 3 made a HUGE difference. That is why most fans of the Star Trek franchise LOVED season 3 of Picard and hated the previous two seasons.

Daniel Turbyfill
>>150055622

DS9 is my favorite Trek series, but I don’t think it lends itself to the key episode format like TNG does.

MrTickleTrunk

Would LOVE if you considered watching Star trek DS9 becuase its the one Star Trek show with mass appeal. Non science fiction fans even liked the show. Would be great if you got to see my personal favorite captain :)

JPDotCom23

Anyone ever tell her she can just skip thru the credits?

JPDotCom23

Finally, we get to see her watch 'Star Trek: Generations' and 'First Contact'. Been a long time waiting but here we are, and thank you for going through some of the best TNG episodes and getting to know this amazing crew, you did in a month or so what we endured for years, I'm so glad you're up to speed, and you're at where we were back in those days. Now, on with the movies.

Billy Higgins

She's crying now. It's going to kill me when she watches Nemesis...

Billy Higgins
>>150320185

I think she’ll love generations and first contact. Maybe even insurrection. If I know Cassie, I’m not so sure about Nemesis…. 😬

Billy Higgins
>>150057609

It was sad and I was in 7th grade when this episode aired. They also devoted the whole week to it with a TNG marathon and behind the scenes doc hosted by Jonathan Frakes - all capped off with Patrick Stewart during SNL. It was emotional for me but I was comforted by the fact that I was already a fan of DS9 and that was going to continue, plus Generations and Voyager were coming.

Billy Higgins
>>150055622

There were times where even I got lost during DS9’s run. A serialized Star Trek show was a tough pill to swallow for a young teenager in the nineties with a VCR and only so many tapes to use 🤣

Billy Higgins
>>149982688

I enjoyed all the Picard seasons too but I get why seasons 1 and 2 are devisive. The thing is I don’t think you can watch 3 without at least seeing season 1 or else you’ll be kind of confused because of (SPOILER) 🤣😬

John Liebling
>>150401027

Without adding any spoilers there will be other movie issues which will be problematic for her as well.

Daniel Turbyfill
>>150055622

My big issue back then was the fact that it was syndicated and could change time slots and even channels with little warning. Streaming changed everything for DS9. It was ahead of its time.

Justin Samlal

Cass, did you fall in love with Star Trek enough to watch Star Trek: Deep Space Nine next?

tasty_coffee85

the best scenes are yet to come

p0sthum4n

I finally got my best friend into Star Trek this year after trying for over a decade. After finishing TNG and moving on to the next show he declared he wanted to go to a Star Trek convention so we could meet the crew. I'd never considered going to one on my own but we made our plans and this past August we went to the big annual Trek con in Vegas. We didn't get to meet every single person we wanted (Spiner left after the second-to-last day and we didn't realize) but we got our photo taken with Jonathan Frakes (Riker) and we got to hang out and chat with Robert O'Reilly (Chancellor Gowron) and another Klingon actor from Deep Space Nine, JG Hertzler, for about 30 minutes talking about politics and our experiences living in Florida and New York. Was a really awesome and fun time. Now we have to go back so we can meet Brent Spiner. Unfortunately, Patrick Stewart very, very rarely appears given his career and schedule. I think the last time was in 2018 as a surprise, unscheduled appearance to announce the Star Trek: Picard show.

djKENTO

You’re lucky. Some of us had to wait YEARS to see these people get back together, you can watch the movies and then move onto Picard… which wasn’t all for me, but I have a feeling you’re gonna love it.

Steven Fordham

Oh, look. Another Star Trek Discovered it First (anti-time): https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/evidence-of-negative-time-found-in-quantum-physics-experiment/

Robert Durant
>>150057026

Yeah I tried to do the watch along with Cassie and gave up about ten minutes into part 2, I have the shorter versions of the episodes on itunes and didn't realize until tonight how chopped up they got with the edited versions of this final episode, made it really hard to watch along with Cassie, not her fault.