Worst Star Trek Ever: The Next Generation Episodes
Star Trek: The Next Generation's Turkeys
Ahh, Best of Lists. Don't you love em? How many variations can we come up with to breathe new life into those venerable savory samples?How about WORST of Lists?
Why worst? Why not? Selecting the worst - or at least the weak from the top of the crop, can be fun. Not only does it leave what's behind that much better looking, but spotlights where - here a beloved television show - went occasionally wrong.
Star Trek: The Next Generation picked up - 80 years in show time & 18 years in real time - where original Star Trek left off. It won a Peabody Award for the episode, "The Big Goodbye", numerous accolades for cutting edge FX and in its last season snagged a Best Drama Emmy nomination - first ever for a syndicated television program. However, all those adventures sometimes weren't anything to write home to Earth about.
Here's five of the dopiest, clumsiest or just plain silly of the 179 episodes of that usually superb sci-fi TV show.
1. Angel One - First Season
Commander Riker is "feminized" - nuff said?
Enterprise journeys to planet Angel One - where women rule society. While, it's laudable exploring such a social construct, the episode is forced and plays comic when it tries to be socially experimental or relevant. Perhaps it's a case of good idea, bad execution, because it doesn't work for me. At one point, Jonathan Frakes must don a frilly nightgown to fit in with the more feminine males of the culture. Co-stars must have ribbed him for months afterwards!
2. The Dauphin - Second Season
Wesley falls for a "creature" - so bad it's almost good!
The Enterprise takes a future ruler of an alien race back home. She's a beautiful young human looking girl in all respects. But don't let that fool you! In reality she's, well she's everything! Her race shape shifts, so the beauty whom Wesley meets is just one of many forms she can assume. There are loads of unintentional laughable moments, especially the doe eyed looks Wesley flashes his alien love, along with a helium voiced morphin Granny Nanny who must be seen to be believed!
3. Hero Worship - Fifth Season
Boy worships Data after all die on his ship, but himself.
- Sexy alien rulers may be shape shifters
- Male Starship Commanders may be forced to wear frilly nightgowns
- Starships may damage space and end exciting stories.
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