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Neo · 18th May 2001, 02:17 PM

who knows...

Technomage · 28th April 2002, 12:42 PM

All Good Things was certainly an appropriate title, I guess the producers knew that we wouldn't want it to end, but I don't suppose they had any choice - after all, they aren't the ones paying the bills!

As for the episode itself, I never wanted it to end, as the storyline was well thought out and very absorbing - the constant frustrations that Picard had, while trying to convince everyone he wasn't insane, were portrayed brilliantly by Stewart and the puzzle he had to solve in order to save the day was inspired.

Anyway, I'm getting carried away here, but this was probably the best Trek ending ever!

Qwxy · 28th April 2002, 01:59 PM

concerning the picture of the defiant:
i cant remember y i put it in sorry

gr8scott · 5th April 2003, 12:51 AM

It was great except for one huge mistake:

Picard, being taken to the future by Q, discover an anomaly - not knowing what in the world it is. Then Picard gets to see it even bigger in the middle timeline (normal for us). Then Q takes him to the past and it's huge (threatening Human evolution). Then we go forward to the future - the Enterprise leaves anomaly (for reason I can't remember), then goes back to anomaly (for reason I can't remember) to find it even bigger. If it was growing bigger from the future to the past, then when the Enterprise went back to it (even farther into the future), it should have disappeared - or at least smaller. Instead, it was noticeably bigger.

It's hard to get these time travel eps void of contradictions.

18th May 2001, 02:17 PM	#16 (permalink)
Neo Red Pixie Boot Wearer Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: North West UK Posts: 4,596	who knows...

28th April 2002, 12:42 PM	#17 (permalink)
Technomage Chocolate Connoisseur. Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 148	All Good Things was certainly an appropriate title, I guess the producers knew that we wouldn't want it to end, but I don't suppose they had any choice - after all, they aren't the ones paying the bills! As for the episode itself, I never wanted it to end, as the storyline was well thought out and very absorbing - the constant frustrations that Picard had, while trying to convince everyone he wasn't insane, were portrayed brilliantly by Stewart and the puzzle he had to solve in order to save the day was inspired. Anyway, I'm getting carried away here, but this was probably the best Trek ending ever!

28th April 2002, 01:59 PM	#18 (permalink)
Qwxy The Star Trek Oracle Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: U.K in Basingstoke Posts: 280	concerning the picture of the defiant: i cant remember y i put it in sorry

5th April 2003, 12:51 AM	#19 (permalink)
gr8scott Tal Shiar Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: San Diego Posts: 264	It was great except for one huge mistake: Picard, being taken to the future by Q, discover an anomaly - not knowing what in the world it is. Then Picard gets to see it even bigger in the middle timeline (normal for us). Then Q takes him to the past and it's huge (threatening Human evolution). Then we go forward to the future - the Enterprise leaves anomaly (for reason I can't remember), then goes back to anomaly (for reason I can't remember) to find it even bigger. If it was growing bigger from the future to the past, then when the Enterprise went back to it (even farther into the future), it should have disappeared - or at least smaller. Instead, it was noticeably bigger. It's hard to get these time travel eps void of contradictions.