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'''Star Trek: The Next Generation''' (abbreviated as '''TNG''') was a television series in the Star Trek franchise that ran from 1987 to 1994. It's release followed [[Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home]] and was intended to be the "next generation" of Star Trek, being the first live-action Star Trek show since [[Star Trek: The Original Series]]. It featured a brand new cast of characters, and takes place roughly one century since the voyages of the original Starship Enterprise, on a new ovular-shaped Enterprise, christened NCC-1701-D. It was the last TV series Gene Roddenberry worked on before he passed away in 1991, during the production of TNG's 5th season. After his death, Rick Berman took over as the lead producer for the franchise, up until the great [[2005 Paramount/CBS Split|Paramount/CBS split]] in 2005 that almost ended the franchise.
'''Star Trek: The Next Generation''' (abbreviated as '''TNG''') was a television series in the Star Trek franchise that ran from 1987 to 1994. It's release followed [[Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home]] and was intended to be the "next generation" of Star Trek, being the first live-action Star Trek show since [[Star Trek: The Original Series]]. It featured a brand new cast of characters, and takes place roughly one century since the voyages of the original Starship Enterprise, on a new ovular-shaped Enterprise, christened NCC-1701-D. While he worked on the first season, [[Gene Roddenberry]] largely was hands off of the franchise as a whole after Season One, leaving the other producers to showrun, including [[Rick Berman]]. The show would end up being the last TV series Gene Roddenberry directly worked on, before he passed away in 1991 during the production of TNG's Fifth Season. Berman would go on to helm the franchise until the [[2005 Paramount/CBS Split|Paramount/CBS split]] in 2005, which ended production of [[Star Trek: Enterprise]].
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Star Trek: The Next Generation
Created byGene Roddenberry
Showrunners
Theme music composer
Composers
No. of seasons7
No. of episodes178
Production
Executive producers
  • Gene Roddenberry (1987–1991)
  • Maurice Hurley (1988–1989)
  • Rick Berman (1989–1994)
  • Michael Piller (1989–1994)
  • Jeri Taylor (1993–1994)
Cinematography
  • Edward R. Brown (1987–1989)
  • Marvin V. Rush (1989–1992)
  • Jonathan West (1992–1994)
Running time44–45 minutes
Production companyParamount Television
Budget$1.3 million per episode
Original release
ReleaseSeptember 28, 1987 (1987-09-28) –
May 23, 1994 (1994-05-23)
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Star Trek: The Next Generation (abbreviated as TNG) was a television series in the Star Trek franchise that ran from 1987 to 1994. It's release followed Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home and was intended to be the "next generation" of Star Trek, being the first live-action Star Trek show since Star Trek: The Original Series. It featured a brand new cast of characters, and takes place roughly one century since the voyages of the original Starship Enterprise, on a new ovular-shaped Enterprise, christened NCC-1701-D. While he worked on the first season, Gene Roddenberry largely was hands off of the franchise as a whole after Season One, leaving the other producers to showrun, including Rick Berman. The show would end up being the last TV series Gene Roddenberry directly worked on, before he passed away in 1991 during the production of TNG's Fifth Season. Berman would go on to helm the franchise until the Paramount/CBS split in 2005, which ended production of Star Trek: Enterprise.

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