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Encounter at Farpoint

Encounter at Farpoint

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Sep 20, 2026

Daniel ReyesHOST
24:31
that's all you need if you fall in love with and I tell if you fall in love with the show And you want to go back afterwards and watch the others, that's fine.
Daniel ReyesHOST
24:41
If you get to the end of Season 7 of TNG and you're about to watch All Good Things, watch Encounter at Farpoint first.
Daniel ReyesHOST
24:50
Then watch All Good Things so that the show makes sense for you.
Daniel ReyesHOST
24:53
But you don't have to watch it all.
Alex PerryGUEST
40:57
Yes, there was another selection.
Alex PerryGUEST
40:59
Hashtag Enterprise, help us, please! This is Gropalazorn from Star Trek The Next Generation, Season 1, Episode 1, Encounter at Farpoint.
Alex PerryGUEST
41:12
Yeah.
Alex PerryGUEST
41:12
Groppler Zorn.
Alex PerryGUEST
43:58
I looked it up on my phone while we were talking because I was going to be like, is it his rank? Is it his first name? Who knows? He's just
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:05
Groppler Zorn.
Alex PerryGUEST
44:06
Then Memory Alpha tells me that the Encounter at Farpoint script says that Groppler translates to Administrator.
Jim MorehouseHOST
44:14
I think somehow he did that.
Wayne WhitedHOST
34:43
The movie Star Trek II, The Wrath of Khan, Deep Space Nine's Profit Motive, and Starfleet Academy's 300th Hour, and Rubicon, just to name a few.
Wayne WhitedHOST
34:52
It's also the planet where Commander Riker got his blemish on his record for refusing to allow the captain of the USS Hood to beam down, to which Captain Picard mentions that in Encounter at Farpoint.
Wayne WhitedHOST
35:03
Now, General Order 24, which is an order to destroy all life on an entire planet, has been given twice before in Star Trek.
Wayne WhitedHOST
35:12
Once by Captain Garth in the original series episode, Whom Gods Destroy, and then again by Captain Kirk in the episode, A Taste of Armageddon.
EricHOST
74:49
So as you mentioned, We're going to move into the next generation next.
EricHOST
74:54
And I initially thought, oh, Encounter at Farpoint.
EricHOST
74:58
But Encounter at Farpoint is such a slog.
EricHOST
75:00
I watched
JeffHOST
75:01
that on my own time.
EricHOST
75:20
Yeah, yeah.
EricHOST
75:21
All
JeffHOST
75:22
Good Things serves as a bookend to encounter at Farpoint.
speaker_0PANELIST
49:40
can kill thousands and thousands of people um yeah he does it's really good because picard doesn't know what to say he is at a loss for words which picard is never almost never at a loss for words it's a really good i mean it's a excellent episode of it i'd say it's it's one of the best and i'd say it's definitely the best first episode of a star trek show
Peter Bingham-PankratzPANELIST
50:01
It's better than Encounter at Farpoint, for sure.
Peter Bingham-PankratzPANELIST
50:03
Encounter at Farpoint is garbage.
speaker_0PANELIST
50:05
I actually kind of think the first episode of Voyager is really good also.
speaker_0PANELIST
50:08
Yeah, it's decent.
Mark O'NeillHOST
6:57
Spoilers.
Eddie EdwardsHOST
6:58
so a few things I wanted to talk about this is the first two parter that we've had in TNG because Encounter at Farpoint was never intended to be split into two parts it got broadcast as two parts later on but it was always written as one thing so this is the first two parter in TNG it's the first two parter in all of Star Trek is in the original series and it's the menagerie and it's because they're cutting up that feature length pilot um But what I was going to say is there's a lot of stuff I love in this episode.
Eddie EdwardsHOST
7:30
I like the fact that there's Commander Shelby, who has been the person who's been basically analysing the data.
Eddie EdwardsHOST
7:37
So the Enterprise got back, put all of their data about a Borg, the Borg sent it to Starfleet, and Starfleet basically put a room of people on working on that.
Matthew CarrollHOST
8:22
... here.
Matthew CarrollHOST
8:23
I refuse to give in that the, that wasn't the original intent of Encounter at Farpoint.
David C. RobersonHOST
8:28
So, like, uh, the General Order 24 was thought to be a bluff by Kirk in, uh, A Taste of Armageddon, but, uh, Captain Garth, uh, actually invoked it in the episode Whom Gods Destroy, so-
Matthew CarrollHOST
8:41
Oh, okay
Jim TrincaHOST
65:18
Brent Spiner.
Jim TrincaHOST
65:18
Grogar was played by Michael Bell, who played Xorn in a c- in Encounter at Farpoint.
Owen O'DonnellGUEST
65:25
[laughs]
Richie MorganHOST
65:26
Fucking hell.
Richie MorganHOST
65:40
[laughs]
Jim TrincaHOST
65:40
...
Jim TrincaHOST
65:40
in Encounter at Farpoint.
Richie MorganHOST
65:43
[laughs] Good.
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Coming of Age

Sep 8 · 1 Mention

John EngelHOST
22:26
Nobody
Pete the RetailerHOST
22:26
showed up in Encounter at Farpoint didn't have like in one of those crowd scenes.
John EngelHOST
22:31
I guess
Pete the RetailerHOST
22:31
not.
PeteHOST
27:21
But he's trying to focus on his assignment without her lording over him in her extensive robage.
MattHOST
27:31
The robes are, of course, intentionally evocative of Hugh's robes from Encounter at Farpoint and further episodes.
MattHOST
27:40
And, I mean, I just love, Pete, that they canonically confirm what I think in a And, you know, if you look at the unimportance of canon, okay, Q probably from day one was a Trelane type thing.
MattHOST
27:55
And then the Q's got more story stuff.

1 HR 1 MIN LATER

MattHOST
88:53
Pete, I'll say, in the Squire of Gothos episode, Q is but a boy Q. though thousands and thousands of years old, definitely lacking the omniscient knowledge that the grown-ups that scold him at the end have.
PeteHOST
89:08
Yeah, yeah, it's there.
PeteHOST
89:12
Delancey's voice, the cue and the robe here, the same robe, same style of robe from the next generation from Encounter at Farpoint.
PeteHOST
89:26
So, yeah, I mean, they may not say it.

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