As title says. I want to really soak in that high-minded worldview today.
Measure of a man and it’s not close.
They spend the whole episode debating the nature of humanity and fundamental rights, and how they must all be defended, even for those who seem like they could be ignored for convenience.
Oh and, anyone from Paramount* thinking of a new Star Trek series should read these comments and watch every episode mentioned. THIS is what makes Star Trek great, not any of its action or temporal timelines.
*Or writers
A few come to mind:
- Drumhead
- Who watches the watchers
The pilot of SNW and Ad astra per aspera (SNW S2).
You’re not wrong but OP asked for TNG specifically.
Oh, didn’t see that. Sorry OP. ^^ In my defense, it’s super bright outside and it makes reading on my phone a lot trickier. For TNG - the most important ones for me have already been mentioned here.
This episode is beautiful: https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Darmok_(episode)
It is about communication.
Every (classic… I haven’t seen most of the new ones) series has an episode based on Enemy Mine, and this is TNG’s.
If you haven’t seen Enemy Mine, it’s very much worth a watch. Maybe a bit dated but it’s very good.
Yes, I love that movie. Great science fiction and somehow always seems to remain relevant.
I remember Darmok. Hell yeah.
