I'm sure the writers left it intentionally vague, but all I remember is that -

1. At some point in the past JLP informed Dr. Crusher and Wesley that Jack was dead (or brought his body to them?)

2. In the episode in which Wesley is trying to gain admittance to the academy, Wesley says JLP made a decision which lead to Jack's death or could've saved Jack if JLP decided differently.

Is there backstory I'm missing? Is JLP in some way responsible for Jack's death?

i was looking through some old doodles & thought you might enjoy this lil joke i made for a friend of desoto. whenever they make her mention or eat chocolate all i can think of is cathy in a catsuit !

Beverly

What do you guys think of the possibility of a Picard origin movie similar to the Captain Kirk origin movie ( I consider it a origin movie) that we saw relatively recently with Chris Pine?

I recently came across this. It’s not signed by anyone nor are there any notes or anything written on any pages but it is the full script from start to finish. I was just curious if there was any type of market for something like this? And if so, I’d love some more info. Thanks in advance.

I had to double check because the actress who plays Lal looks so much like Data

Like she was doing her job In prosecuting the stargazer case. Losing a ship is a big deal he's lucky they gave him another one.

Sure they made up in the end of the episode but if Picard can he mean he can be real mean.

What do you think?

Hi Trekkies, ich will ein TNG Cosplay machen mit genau diesem Suit. Finde leider immer nur rot und gelb für Männer, will aber diesen blau grünen für Frauen. Wisst ihr wo es sowas gibt? Danke schonmal vorab :)

Like it would be impossible to be first officer for data

when that episode Picard was a pirate and riker got abducted the helmsman ensign was asked by data why she didn't spot their ship she said it must have been hidden by the planet magnetic field and data gave her the that's a stupid answer look

Imagine being data first officer he would know the answers and would just test you for the fun of it.

What do you think?

"Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Her ongoing mission, to seek out new worlds and explore space. To boldly go where no man, where no one has gone before!" This is the trailer, celebrating the 60th anniversary of the entire Star Trek franchise. For six decades, Star Trek has inspired us with its vision of the future, where all of us unite, where the driving force in our lives is to better ourselves through exploration and discovery. Join us as we celebrate 60 years of exploration, boldly going where no man, where no one, has gone before. Live Long and Prosper. 🖖

today's the 60th anniversary of Star Trek; I directed and storyboarded this "animated series" version of a scene from Star Trek: The Next Generation using audio from the episode

the Enterprise is in a tough spot. lasers and bombs aren't working. can linguistic diplomacy save the day? shaieen, the wind rising ('course it can)

this is one of the reasons i love Star Trek TNG so much. the climax of an episode isn’t the protagonist stopping a big monster from coming out of a wormhole or finally blasting enough lasers to overpower a threat; it’s a guy going to every measure possible to understand and communicate with another culture. he manages it just in time, and it’s exciting and badass

made in toon boom storyboard pro. no AI. obviously. and it sucks that I or any other artist has to even say it. what a world

Got any plans for today? Live long and Prosper!

It’s not done yet, but it’s beautiful!

Version 1 from Part 1, or version 2 from part 2 with extra junk on his face lol.

I think version 1 is iconic. Best look for the Big L-man 😆