Star Trek Generations is a 1994 American science fiction film released by Paramount Pictures. Generations is the seventh feature film based on the Star Trek television series and the first film in the series to star the cast of the spinoff television series Star Trek: The Next Generation. Parts of the film were shot at the Valley of Fire State Park near Overton, Nevada; Paramount Studios; and Lone Pine, California. While the film did...
On the bridge of the Enterprise B, Scotty reads Jim, who makes a face at him ...
Data asks the doctor why Worf falling in the water was so amusing to the crew...
Doctor Crusher hits the water. Data smiles but no one laughs. La Forge walks ...
Aboard the Enterprise, Data explains his problem to La Forge.
Soran holds La Forge captive aboard the Klingon ship. He offers to make La Fo...
Ricker walks over the the captains chair on what's left of the bridge. The tw...
The Enterprise-B is caught in the energy distortion. Scotty labors at the con...
In the Enterprise lounge data experiences an emotional reaction to a drink du...
While aboard the Enterprise-B for her maiden run, a distressed signal is rece...
Aboard the Enterprise. Picard and Data attempt to figure out what Dr. Soran i...
Scotty come up with a plan to free the ship from the energy field. When Sulu ...
In the Enterprise lounge Dr. Tolian Soran attempts to motivate the captain in...
On the planet surface, after Soran is killed, Picard locates Jim under a pile...
While on board ship, figuring a way to catch up to Dr. Soran, Picard responds...
On the surface of Veridan 3, while Soran makes final preparations to destroy ...
In Jim's former home, inside the Nexus, Picard tells Jim he is from the future.
In the Enterprise lounge, the captain seems to be entering a hypnotic trance ...
After blasting Data with an order to continue to work and a firm refusal to d...
The Enterprise comes in visual range of the energy distortion. The bridge cre...
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