Star Travel: Next Generation Season 3

"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (TNG for short) is the second episode of the "Star Trek" series. It was translated as "Galaxy Dragon" in Taiwan. It was aired for 7 seasons from 1987 to 1994.The show tells the story of Captain Picard leading Enterprise D to continue exploring space eighty years after Star Trek: The Original Series (TOS).There is a passage at the beginning of each episode: "The universe, the last frontier of mankind, is the journey of Starship Enterprise. Its mission continues to be to explore the strange new world, find new life and new civilization, and bravely sail towards the unprecedented universe." This passage is not much different from the version of the "Original Series". In order to emphasize more that there are many different races in the Galaxy, "man" has also been replaced by one, not only referring to humans on earth.Since the fourth episode of the movie "Save the Future" finally appeared Enterprise A (NCC-1701-A), the enterprise number of "TNG" was changed to the familiar NCC-1701-D. Until now, only the number of Enterprise is maintained and the letters are hung later. This is the privilege of Enterprise. Even if other starships have duplicate names in different eras, they will not have the same number.The captain of Starship Enterprise D is Jean-Luc Picard, the deputy captain is William Riker, and the producer Gene Roddenberry hopes that women will serve as security officers to show future equality between men and women. Tasha Yar's role was born, and two female roles were later added, consultant Deanna Troi and medical officer Beverly Crusher, and a talented teenager Wesley Crusher.In honor of George La Forge, a starship fan in the United States who is well known to have passed away in 1975, Gene Roddenberry created a blind character - George La Forge.Next is the role of a biochemical human being - Data, who is the scientific officer of the enterprise account.The last character, Worf, who joined the Star Federation as a Klingon, represents that his former enemies have become an ally today and is a meaningful character in the Cold War era.