The injection of the supernatural into a series of meaningless, boring events does nothing to save the three important lines that are all you really need to hear.

Our inaugural episode opens with conflicts between the Narn Regime and the Centauri Republic and between Lieutenant Commander Ivanova and PsiCorps telepath Talia Winters.

We celebrate the end of one journey and invite you to join us on another. Includes our all-time best and worst 10 episodes, the final version of the lists, and a few words from some of our guests. And please be sure to join us June 2nd for the start of our next adventure!

The story that began with Encounter at Farpoint comes to its inevitable end as we say goodbye to "Star Trek: The Next Generation".

We review the final season, pick our top and bottom episodes, and prepare ourselves for the grand finale.

In this tale of betrayal, we bid farewell to the redoubtable Ro Larren as she finds her loyalties torn between Starfleet and the Maquis.

This bog-standard, tropey episode is like the greatest hits album from the band's back catalogue.

This platonic ideal of a phoned-in episode has a ton of continuity to things you just don't care about.

Alexander's final episode is seventy percent of a good story, ruined by time travel.

In Wesley's final episode, we take an uncomfortable tour through cultural exoticism leading to more trouble with the Cardassians.