The TNG 25th Anniversary reunion tour just kicked off here in Calgary at our Entertainment Expo, and I met Wil Wheaton and LeVar Burton.  What great guys, just honest and happy to be there!

Scary to me that I was BORN in the same year that TNG first aired... Great series and a great set of morals to grow up with.

I had dinner with Brent Spiner and Marina Sirtis.   Marina is really nice in real life.   Brent Spiner is okay, but...let's say he is definitely the right guy for his role as an android.   Brent thought Will Riker and Patrick Stewart were both a little headstrong to work with, but Patrick was supposed to be, as the captain (William Shatner can be more than a little headstrong, too).   I mentioned to Marina that I thought it was a little stupid when the screenplay writers wanted to put Troi and Worf in a romantic relationship.  Marina totally agreed.   Fortunately she doesn't seem traumatized too much.   One thing that struck me about them in real life is how old they are.   I guess time has passed since they filmed TNG, yet I always remember them as who they are on the TV.

I have it all on DVD.

TOS 3 seasons

ENT 7 seasons

DS9 7 seasons

VOY 7 seasons

ENT 4 seasons (got cancelled just as it was getting good)

Call me old but nothing beat the original series. And in second place? DS9 all they way.

Jeri Ryan and Jolene Blalock are my favorite episodes of Star Trek.  Wait are those episodes?

Ok..who's this guy pretending to be CerebroJD!

I prefer the original Star Trek, but I must agree #1 Inner Light...way ahead of all the others.

Agreed, the first borg episode with Q and everything is great, super introduction of villain, plus changes much of the show's setting.

Arguing that a hologram had depth?

The Doctor was great, so was Janeway, Tuvok, and in some episodes Belana. But they could not make up for Nelix, Kim, Paris, Kes, and Chekotay. The writing was pretty bad in the first few seasons as well. 

I can forgive any show for starting off a little awkward, but Voyager took forever to get its legs and by then the characters had nothing left to give. That is probably why they brought in a hot Borg to keep the show alive. Honestly DS9 had much the same problem in the first 2 seasons, but then it got progressively better.

The problems they had with poor character constructs seemed to prevent the show from reaching the myriad of possibilities on such a voyage. There are so many aspects of the prime directive that could have clashed with their need for survival. Too many episodes were all about longshot travel opportunities or some poorly devised character driven plot. It's odd, I loved the show when I was younger, but now that I have a more developed mind, I find little replayability in most episodes. 

There were of course some shining moments in the series, but they were always centered on the few good characters. I would have appreciated a not so subtle assassination of Kim and Nelix in the first season. I always imagine that black ooze that killed Tasha Yar was the pure embodiment of fanboy vitriol. I just wish it could have killed Wesley, Kim, and Nelix at some point.

For me the first season was the pits. IMO I thought Wesley Crusher was a mistake. The episodes without him and the 'coming of age' for Data slowly improved the series but it wasn't until after Worf took over as security boss that it really got off the ground. Plus the best of both worlds brought out the 'human' in Picard.

Patrick Steward: "That damned flute..."   

I couldn't name a top 5 but good lists here. 

I did notice that the Organians were nowhere to be seen when the Dominion came. Bet he rolled over in his grave on that one.

I have all STAR TREK series except the animated one on DVD or blu ray.

They all have have some good stuff(except enterprise that I blame for killing of the fanchise)

Why go back in time, you had 21 seasons of TNG universe, so much to build on, the end of dominion war, sneaky romulans ect. THE RETURN OF THE SISKO!!

While TOS have some good episodes, they are reather silly by modern standards TNG, DS9, Voy has held up much better.  TNG introduced tuch screen and flat screen we now use.

Voy ended like 15 years after TNG, yet TNG fit perfectly into voy, sure the effects are better, but they still used the same tech.

My favorite episodes of TNG are 

1. The inner ligher,
2. To the Nh degree(no huge episode, just a standard sci fi riddel to solve, to me this is what made TNG so great, just lots of good Sci fi riddles.
3. All good things
4. Who watches the watchers
5. Chase

DS9 was ok, but for some odd reason, the suporting characters(like Garak, Nog ect) were more intersting then the main characters(never liked Sisko)

I used to really not like this series, I watched it on tv many years ago, but after I bought the series and watched the enite series in 2-3 weeks, I got a much better view of it.

Enterprise is just bad, bad acting, bad stories, boring stories, boring setting.

DS9 is ofcourse the series to watch if you want to get into the mood of Sins of the solar empire, with it's huge battles.