"All Good Things…" is the final episode of the television series, Star Trek: The Next Generation. It was written by Brannon Braga and Ronald D. Moore and directed by Winrich Kolbe. It originally aired on May 23, 1994. "All Good Things..." was broadcast as a two-hour episode; reruns are most often shown in edited form as two one-part episodes. It stars Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Frakes, LeVar Burton, Michael Dorn, Gates McFadden, Marina Sirtis,...
Picard is telling Data that he knew that he could count on him.
Data is telling Picard that they will get to the bottom of his time traveling...
Geordi is asking Data why he has a weird streak of gray hair.
Picard is telling Geordi that he knows what Geordi is thinking about him.
Geordi is telling Picard that everything is going to be alright.
Picard is telling Geordi that he doesn't belong there in this other universe.
Nakumura is telling Picard that this is a delicate situation.
Picard is saying that something happened and it wasn't a dream.
Picard is telling Crusher that he doesn't plan on dying any time soon.
Crusher is telling Picard that he caught her off guard.
Picard is asking Crusher why she looks so grim if she's telling him that he w...
Crusher is less than pleased that Picard has woken her up in the middle of th...
Yar is telling Picard that she is really impressed with the Enterprise.
Yar is telling Picard he's going to enjoy the experience of first seeing the ...
Geordi is telling Picard that he couldn't get used to calling him by his name...
Picard is describing what its like for him to move back and forth through time.
Troi is asking Picard if he considered that he was just dreaming instead of a...
Picard is describing his experience of moving back and forth through time.
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