I love every single one of those actors. I love every single one of their characters they played. That series showed me more about loyalty, honor, love, and respect than all tv shows ive watched combined.
I'm sure you already know this but she was also Nurse Chapel in the original series as well Number One in the original pilot and the LCARS computer voice. Amateurs. LoL.
I think that Vash made the captain sweat quite a bit, and he was probably a bit scared when she just sat down in the captain's chair as if it were nothing.
Wow. I'm now older than virtually all of these actors as I see them on screen in 87, which is really warping my perception because I was a little kid whenTNG aired and these charachters still seem like grown ups and I still feel like a kid watching them!
I’m halfway through watching The Next Generation for the, erm, nth time, and if it wasn’t for the screen ratio you’d swear it was made only recently. A series made way before it’s time. It’s great to see that most of the actors are still with us. Thank you for this lovely tribute and more importantly thank you to all the actors who made it such an incredible show.
You're right, but I think they've remastered it. Especially in Season 1 scenes where the resolution has been boosted you can see some of the sets just about pass muster. Doesn't stop it being, in my opinion, the best Trek.
You shouldn't be thanking the hacks who make these videos -- strictly for views (money). They have no idea what Star Trek is or who the actors were -- as evidenced by the ridiculous mistakes they always make, like with Dorn/O'Reilly here.
@@reryro1266 Well I liked it anyway. I'd like to say thank you for your comment, but I'm afraid you might tell me I shouldn't thank you for your comment, so I won't bother.
Your Gowron guy in 89 was a pic of Michael Dorn! Also met Armin Shimerman at a Galaxycon in Richmond 2 years ago, he also played Quark on DS9, and while all the folks were cool to talk to, he was the best! Took pics with him and he went out of his way to be friendly. Again all the Star Trek folks were great, he was just a little better than even them.
That's also because nowadays, a Star Trek-like future is much more of a stretch of the imagination than it was in the 90s. Progress of science and scientific education.
The Original Series is far better. TNG was inconsistent in its production and had a pretty bland cast. Only Q had any sense of go - the rest were like watching tree stumps.
TNG was very rigid, the chararcters barely showed emotions and the cast it was no big deal the principal protagonistr of the serie was the story of the episode or script but even so TNG was still a great show
I feel both nostalgic and sad seeing this. This came out in 1987, the same year I was born. I remember watching star trek the next generation with my parents when I was very little. I love that show.
Funny how time flies. I still watch some of these episodes on television for years now and you don't realize that TNG was on 30 years ago. Thanks for the memories. And for the record, Gates McFadden has aged very well. As lovely as ever.
Star Trek TNG re-invigorated and revised star trek for an entire new generation.What a GREAT show.I entered the navy in 89 and we'd watch TNG on a regular,now military guys are very critical of tv shows and it's hard to hold their attention in a group.When TNG was on,you could hear a pin drop,no crititism.NONE.When the borg 2 parter ended,everyone was chomping at the bit to see the second part.Glad all the cast members are alive and well.
Notable guests that were worth mentioning: - David Warner (passed away in 2022) - Ashley Judd - Kirsten Dunst - Cary Hiroyuki Tagawa - Terry O'Quinn - Sabrina Le Beauf - Gwynyth Walsh - Barbara March (passed away in 2019) - Stephen Root - William Campbell - Teri Hatcher - James Worthy - Matt Frewer - Ray Wise - Carolyn McCormick - Mitchell Ryan - Bob Gunton - Tim Russ - Kelsey Grammer - Corbin Bernsen - Robert Duncan McNeill - Brian Thompson - James Sloyan - Ronny Cox - Jennifer Hetrick - Ed Lauter (passed away in 2013) - Nikki Cox - George Murdock (passed away in 2012) - Seymour Cassel (passed away in 2019) - Olivia d'Abo - Famke Jannsen - Jonathan Del Arco - Joe Piscopo - Alan Dale - Bebe Neuwirth - Robin Curtis - Kevin Conway (passed away in 2020) - Paul Sorvino (passed away in 2022) - Judson Scott - Daniel Roebuck - Elizabeth Dennehy - Julie Warner - Christopher McDonald - Daniel Davis - Richard Riehle - Dr. Stephen Hawking (passed away in 2018) - John Neville (passed away in 2011) - David Ogden Stiers (passed away in 2018) - Tony Jay (passed away in 2006) - Paul WInfield (passed away in 2004) - Merritt Butrick (passed away in 1989) - Wm. Morgan Sheppard (passed away in 2019) - James Doohan (passed away in 2005) - DeForest Kelly (passed away in 1999) - Leonard Nimoy (passed away in 2015) - Mark Lenard (passed away in 1996) - Norman Lloyd (passed away in 2021, at the age of 106!) I'm sure there are others I missed, and I admit I had to Google some of these, but these are the ones I could think of. Don't want the video to be too long, right?😆😆😆
I remember every one of those actors on your list that were on that show, I've seen the whole series a few times, it was really one of the best shows on TV.
Friggin' hilarious that instead of a pic of Bob O'Reilly, they put up one of Michael Dorn. And instead of being able to get a picture of Daimon Bractor, they pulled one of Quark instead and they couldn't get a picture of Jerry Hardin's Sam Clemens either.
"...couldn't get a picture..." Yeah. Because screen-shots are hard. FFS, MemoryAlpha has hundreds of downloadable screenshots for each and every trek episode and movie ever made. I blame it on laziness or ignorance.
@@mintyprojects yes, they wrote the Klingon name but the picture was her Vulcan doctor character. It's been such a long time since I read the Peter David books, I don't remember her name.
Mines too! My brother and I watched TNG as elementary school kids all the way through teenage years catching DS9 and Voyager along the way. That is how I always remember Star Trek.
STAR TREK the next generation, was such an iconic TV series! I must have seen every episode at least several dozen times. To see of how the members of this crew have aged is absolutely fascinating. Some of them even though they were playing Romulans or Klingons, their facial features are so distinct that you could pick them out of a crowd after so many years. Others I could sit right next to them in a waiting room and I wouldn't recognize them if you would tell me who they are. I guess we all age so very differently.
Ignore the captain obvious remark. You were right to call out the mistake. There was a fuck up. The producer of this video should have checked and double-checked. Star News needs to tighten up and get their shit right.
ST TNG was a huge influence on me as a 90s kid, not only for its entertainment but how it shaped my view on science and view of the world. TNG was certainly optimistic in presenting an ideal future for humankind, something that I hope will carry on for new viewers to come.
Okay…..am I the only one tearing up? Such a great show, with a lot of thought provoking themes. Stories are still relevant today. Watched “All Good Things…” today. My daughter used to make fun of me for raising my kids on Trek…..last April, she married a man who also loves Trek. Karma!
Without doubt, the best ‘Now & Then’ video I’ve ever seen. Just good pics of each actor, right amount of time to view each pic and great music to accompany it all. Well done, very enjoyable.
@@nikokapanen82 Yes I agree, he lost most of his hair in his teens/early 20s and the hair he had left was gray, so yes it ages people. He looks good now 😁
They will never know the gifts they have given us. They will never know how much we love them. They will never know how much more we would have loved them had they filmed in widescreen.
STAR TREK: The Next Generation 1987 Cast are not the only ones affected by Time. still, such a great show. just seeing the photos makes you relive the emotions on how well the actor played the part.
I saw the first Star Trek when I was 10 in 1966 when it came on the air all the star tracks have made my life just a little bit better thanks to Gene Roddenberry and all the actors and actresses that made those stories come to life
Nebuca MV you sure about that? Netflix? It was moved to Paramounts streaming service back on April 1st. Just for shits and giggles I just checked again and it is not on Netflix so not sure how you’re watching it.
Same here. Star Trek just wasn’t on my horizon, none of the series, none of the movies. I vaguely knew there was Spock, and Kirk, and the phrase “beam me up”. Then I had an illness and started watching TNG almost by accident on daytime TV. Totally hooked for reasons I can’t explain. More than the plots, I love reading about the battles won and lost by the screenwriters. That’s a whole new dimension to the show.
Such an odd thing with TV shows we grew up with, feeling so timeless. You can rewatch these iconic characters, and forget that they’ve aged decades! For me some of these actors are the same age as my dad, which feels so surreal!
I initially was quite resistant to TNG. In time, it has become my favorite. Though drawn from TOS, my wish for all in this wonderful series is to "Live long and prosper".
Awe! sweet memories! Ever since i came to USA from Russia back in mid 90s, I fell in love with STAR TREK!!! Still watch ALL of them EVERY YEAR!!! It became my obsession! NOT the TREKER yet... but deeply in love with that MASTERPIECE of GREAT GENE RODDENBERRY. Truly , Gene created a whole new UNIVERSE!! The world became orphan without him!!!
I was born in 1985. I'm 36 now. Growing up my family was like.. "eww, don't watch stuff like that!" So I didn't.. 36 years later, I am 6 episodes away from finishing ALL of "The Next Generation" I love it so much and hate that I've missed out for so long.
You should watch DS9, too. I grew up on TOS, was a first skeptical about TNG but love it. Then I thought DS9 was too dark, but love it, too. Now I need to watch all of the Voyager and Enterprise episodes.
@@callicordova4066 I just looked up DS9 and I am going to watch it! I have 3 episodes of The Next Generation left. I feel sad it's almost over. I have really enjoyed it.
In 1987 I was 21 years old going to college. Had it not been for ST-TNG and reruns of ST-TOS, I'd have never made it through school. I graduated in May, 1989. Life has been very very good ever since! I still watch both series today more than occasionally. I plan to retire in under three years. I am 56 now, will be 59 then. . . . what a life! THANK YOU STAR TREK!
Ya Roberet had the most change... he went from being a African American to Cacasion or is Roberet really a Changling?? Maybe next year he will look like Odo... LOL
@@Jagaynau-jm9fc Hahahahahaha i guess the moral of the story is for Robert as Gowron the older you get the Whiter you get In a few more years Robert will be Transparent. DOH !!!! LOL
The funniest was Patrick Stewart having a visitor badge on, like everyone doesn't know who the hell he is🤣 And I'm sure he has security at a convention 😂
We're all getting so old, makes me kinda sad . Star Trek (all iterations) has been one of the greatest joys in my life since its very beginning in 1966. Lord of The Rings and Game of Thrones are close competitors though .
Holy smokes - was it really that long ago?! I never got into any of the later series, but TNG was very good. Compelling stories, well written. Patrick Stewart was head and shoulders above most of the rest of the cast in terms of acting ability, but they all were petty competent. I think they were a heck of a lot better than ham-handed Shatner.
I never noticed until looking back but TNG was so stuffy. DS-9 ended up being my favorite. It dropped so much of the Federation stuffiness, and had a pallet of characters with so many truly well developed.
William S. Is an ass!! I never watched Star Trek Enterprise even though I liked Scott bakula and I absolutely loved Star Trek DS9 but I did not like Voyager for obvious reasons. And I forget the other Star Trek when they had I think it was called discoveries but I never saw that.
I think one of the funniest things about P. Stew is that he started off resistant to the rest of the casts' before take shenanigans, but within a few seasons was participating and by the end was one of the worst. czcams.com/video/pHXg9oKoWak/video.html as an example.
Thank you for sharing this. It’s lovely to see all these actors again, they have all aged so naturally, with no cosmetic or surgical enhancements as far as I can tell. Thank you all for the wonderful performances and entertainment, I hope you have long and fulfilling lives you deserve it.
Hard to believe how long ago the start of TNG was! I still remember a chat show in the U.K. that introduced the TNG characters just before the series debuted…
Gotta say, I teared up to the piano music. Beautiful pieces. Seeing the inevitable passage of time on everyone and seeing those who've passed on... Some taken far too young too. Reminded me of a simpler time watching it on TV when I was in jr and sr high school. TNG will always remain the best.
Coming home from school in the early 90s and this would be on the TV, sky one, my Dad would be watching and i didnt pay much attention to it at first, just another one of those shows that didnt captivate me. Until i started to sit down and watch a few episodes, and the rest is history.
Our favorite show , we still watch episodes daily and sometimes we pull all nighters !!! Young at heart pushing 72 , as we boldly go into the New Year !
I know I'm nitpicking but we're Trekkers here. 7:09 is Suzie Plakson as the vulcan doctor Selar, that's not K'ehleyr, though she was K'ehleyr. She went on to be the mother of Marshall Ericson in HIMYM.
My favorite TV show growing up... and I just can't get over that I am now older now than most of these people when they aired the first episode. I feel old... =)
Re: Lanai Chapman: 1) I didn't realize she was only a teenager playing a crewman on TNG. 2) Both Chapman and Whoopi Goldberg played daughter and mother in the 2001 movie "Rat Race"
Robert O'Reilly is honestly one of the greatest actors of our generation... His role as a black man named Michael Dorn whom plays a fictional character named Worf. Is unbelievable Too think all these star trek fans thought Worf was played by some real person named Michael Dorn Pfffttt...
If memory serves, then Suzie Plakson also played the role of Worf's Clingon mate in one episode. Let's remember that James Cromwell also played the role of the inventor of warp drive.
Patric Stewart is remarkably unchanged. Looks maybe 10 or 15 years older max and it was 35 years ago. Great show with lessons relevant then and now without coming off preachy.
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hold up. Robert O'relly went from almost Michael Dorn to almost Bob Newhart in 32 years? That's impressive!
I was looking for this comment!
Oops- well, guess nobody’s perfect but maybe should’ve caught that one before placing on CZcams. 🤭
Gul Ducat used to be a Romulan so why not?
I saw that and came straight for the comments section
This day and age, I suppose that's what they call "trans-racial".
The Klingon High Counsel will be unhappy that Gowron was not represented with honor in this video.
I love every single one of those actors. I love every single one of their characters they played. That series showed me more about loyalty, honor, love, and respect than all tv shows ive watched combined.
😍🤩😍 ✨✨✨✨✨........ 😌
@Dread Legend73 Go pick up a Bible and start with Matthew in the New Testament. Jesus will teach you all of that plus more. God bless you.
@@neilmcphee1554 Stop bringing your pointless religion into things.
It frightening how fast the years have passed. It shows us to get to most out of life while we can
4:21 I think it’s safe to say he’s changed the most! 😂😂
That's not the same person!
Wtf lmao!!!!! He turned into a white guy?! Too funny. Did they use the wrong person 😂😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
First picture=Michael Dorn as Worf
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Yeah, wtf, he changes from black to white.
How could you forget Majel Roddenberry's other memorable TNG role, Luxwanna Troi. The only woman that could terrify Picard.
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I'm sure you already know this but she was also
Nurse Chapel in the original series as well Number One in the original pilot and the LCARS computer voice.
Amateurs. LoL.
I think that Vash made the captain sweat quite a bit, and he was probably a bit scared when she just sat down in the captain's chair as if it were nothing.
I'll mention it because none of these other four have, but I guess we could forgive you not remembering how to spell her characters name. 😉 Lwaxana.
Wow. I'm now older than virtually all of these actors as I see them on screen in 87, which is really warping my perception because I was a little kid whenTNG aired and these charachters still seem like grown ups and I still feel like a kid watching them!
Ha… thats the thought i had.
I’m halfway through watching The Next Generation for the, erm, nth time, and if it wasn’t for the screen ratio you’d swear it was made only recently. A series made way before it’s time. It’s great to see that most of the actors are still with us. Thank you for this lovely tribute and more importantly thank you to all the actors who made it such an incredible show.
I mean, some of the special effects are dated and it’s got that “retro future” vibe but yea
For me at the very least it was really great that (from memory) right from the get go the sets never featured any picture tube tv's.
You're right, but I think they've remastered it. Especially in Season 1 scenes where the resolution has been boosted you can see some of the sets just about pass muster. Doesn't stop it being, in my opinion, the best Trek.
You shouldn't be thanking the hacks who make these videos -- strictly for views (money). They have no idea what Star Trek is or who the actors were -- as evidenced by the ridiculous mistakes they always make, like with Dorn/O'Reilly here.
@@reryro1266 Well I liked it anyway. I'd like to say thank you for your comment, but I'm afraid you might tell me I shouldn't thank you for your comment, so I won't bother.
Your Gowron guy in 89 was a pic of Michael Dorn! Also met Armin Shimerman at a Galaxycon in Richmond 2 years ago, he also played Quark on DS9, and while all the folks were cool to talk to, he was the best! Took pics with him and he went out of his way to be friendly. Again all the Star Trek folks were great, he was just a little better than even them.
Literally they jus popped up n I'm thinking 'waitta min..'😂
Holycrap Worf morphed into Gowron they must think he's a changing from DS9 ☺
@Compassion for Cash Action LOL 😆
@@amandaphillips4344 You too?
@Compassion for Cash Action Michael Jackson did it back in the day
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There will never be another TNG...The 1st Modern, The Only, The Best...Long Live The Enterprise D and its Legendary Crew.
It was a TV show dude. With writers. These people were puppets that said their lines.
That's also because nowadays, a Star Trek-like future is much more of a stretch of the imagination than it was in the 90s. Progress of science and scientific education.
Indeed!
The Original Series is far better. TNG was inconsistent in its production and had a pretty bland cast. Only Q had any sense of go - the rest were like watching tree stumps.
TNG was very rigid, the chararcters barely showed emotions
and the cast it was no big deal
the principal protagonistr of the serie was the story of the episode or script
but even so TNG was still a great show
I feel both nostalgic and sad seeing this. This came out in 1987, the same year I was born. I remember watching star trek the next generation with my parents when I was very little. I love that show.
Funny how time flies. I still watch some of these episodes on television for years now and you don't realize that TNG was on 30 years ago. Thanks for the memories. And for the record, Gates McFadden has aged very well. As lovely as ever.
😌 ✨✨✨✨✨
Star Trek TNG re-invigorated and revised star trek for an entire new generation.What a GREAT show.I entered the navy in 89 and we'd watch TNG on a regular,now military guys are very critical of tv shows and it's hard to hold their attention in a group.When TNG was on,you could hear a pin drop,no crititism.NONE.When the borg 2 parter ended,everyone was chomping at the bit to see the second part.Glad all the cast members are alive and well.
Legends forever... I'm still watching...
30 years run so fast... I STILL LOVE THE EPISODES!
Many of the cast were much older than I thought they were when they started.
Notable guests that were worth mentioning:
- David Warner (passed away in 2022)
- Ashley Judd
- Kirsten Dunst
- Cary Hiroyuki Tagawa
- Terry O'Quinn
- Sabrina Le Beauf
- Gwynyth Walsh
- Barbara March (passed away in 2019)
- Stephen Root
- William Campbell
- Teri Hatcher
- James Worthy
- Matt Frewer
- Ray Wise
- Carolyn McCormick
- Mitchell Ryan
- Bob Gunton
- Tim Russ
- Kelsey Grammer
- Corbin Bernsen
- Robert Duncan McNeill
- Brian Thompson
- James Sloyan
- Ronny Cox
- Jennifer Hetrick
- Ed Lauter (passed away in 2013)
- Nikki Cox
- George Murdock (passed away in 2012)
- Seymour Cassel (passed away in 2019)
- Olivia d'Abo
- Famke Jannsen
- Jonathan Del Arco
- Joe Piscopo
- Alan Dale
- Bebe Neuwirth
- Robin Curtis
- Kevin Conway (passed away in 2020)
- Paul Sorvino (passed away in 2022)
- Judson Scott
- Daniel Roebuck
- Elizabeth Dennehy
- Julie Warner
- Christopher McDonald
- Daniel Davis
- Richard Riehle
- Dr. Stephen Hawking (passed away in 2018)
- John Neville (passed away in 2011)
- David Ogden Stiers (passed away in 2018)
- Tony Jay (passed away in 2006)
- Paul WInfield (passed away in 2004)
- Merritt Butrick (passed away in 1989)
- Wm. Morgan Sheppard (passed away in 2019)
- James Doohan (passed away in 2005)
- DeForest Kelly (passed away in 1999)
- Leonard Nimoy (passed away in 2015)
- Mark Lenard (passed away in 1996)
- Norman Lloyd (passed away in 2021, at the age of 106!)
I'm sure there are others I missed, and I admit I had to Google some of these, but these are the ones I could think of. Don't want the video to be too long, right?😆😆😆
I remember every one of those actors on your list that were on that show, I've seen the whole series a few times, it was really one of the best shows on TV.
STNG was such a show that well established actors begged for guest roles.
There was a great physics professor who guess stared too.
I think taking that into account the one who uploaded this should do a part 2
@@johnshafer7214 I remember that episode.
Friggin' hilarious that instead of a pic of Bob O'Reilly, they put up one of Michael Dorn. And instead of being able to get a picture of Daimon Bractor, they pulled one of Quark instead and they couldn't get a picture of Jerry Hardin's Sam Clemens either.
phew, i was afraid i was going nuts there! saw that was like, "wait... Whaa?"
even asked my house mate where i left my glasses! XD
"...couldn't get a picture..."
Yeah. Because screen-shots are hard.
FFS, MemoryAlpha has hundreds of downloadable screenshots for each and every trek episode and movie ever made.
I blame it on laziness or ignorance.
Let's not forget K'Ehleyr as a Vulcan
@@mintyprojects yes, they wrote the Klingon name but the picture was her Vulcan doctor character. It's been such a long time since I read the Peter David books, I don't remember her name.
Came here to say this. At least this before and after gave me a chuckle.
TNG, DS9 and Voyager were so much better than the more recent shows, for me anyway. The Golden era of Star Trek world.
Mines too! My brother and I watched TNG as elementary school kids all the way through teenage years catching DS9 and Voyager along the way. That is how I always remember Star Trek.
STAR TREK the next generation, was such an iconic TV series! I must have seen every episode at least several dozen times. To see of how the members of this crew have aged is absolutely fascinating. Some of them even though they were playing Romulans or Klingons, their facial features are so distinct that you could pick them out of a crowd after so many years. Others I could sit right next to them in a waiting room and I wouldn't recognize them if you would tell me who they are. I guess we all age so very differently.
Yes yes best statement for how I was thinking!
It was the most clever, best written, and had best characters of all the other series.
All of them look in fine form especially Dwight Schultz at 74. Also good to see Jerry Hardin still going strong at 92.
I remember Dwight Schultz.
He played "Howling Mad" Murdoch in The A-Team.
4:27 that's not "Gowron" on the left, it's another picture of Michael Dorn
Thanks captain obvious! 🙄🤦♂️🤣
Ignore the captain obvious remark. You were right to call out the mistake. There was a fuck up. The producer of this video should have checked and double-checked. Star News needs to tighten up and get their shit right.
@@williamking3301 fair enough 🤝
I'm glad someone else pointed it out I was just about to do the same.
Quite humorous! Happy?
ST TNG was a huge influence on me as a 90s kid, not only for its entertainment but how it shaped my view on science and view of the world. TNG was certainly optimistic in presenting an ideal future for humankind, something that I hope will carry on for new viewers to come.
One of the best tv shows ever made.
Amazing how much Robert O'Reilly looked like Michael Dorn when he was 39.
HUGE change.
Amazing how the cast and recurring stars have aged mostly gracefully
WOW! These STARS have matured gracefully, some even look younger now!
the years they played in this series were the best years of their lives.we will always be delighted with this series!
So the guy who played Gowron changed race? Wow. The Founders really did get everywhere!
I noticed that! Oops!
Amazing stuff that makeup lol 😂
I came here to see whether anyone else thought this to be a mistake/impossible
I noticed it also.
Yeah...I was really wondering how he did that. I mean, talk about next generation stuff. Like nobody noticed that? lol
The best star trek,great cast,Patrick Stewart as Captain Picard was outstanding, good to see most of them are still with us👍
Beautiful actors, beautiful stories, beautiful TV show 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Okay…..am I the only one tearing up? Such a great show, with a lot of thought provoking themes. Stories are still relevant today. Watched “All Good Things…” today. My daughter used to make fun of me for raising my kids on Trek…..last April, she married a man who also loves Trek. Karma!
Karma is truly a bitch.
I have a feeling the DVD set will be getting busted out when they come for a visit.... LOL
No. I did too. Such wonderful memories. We are all on this earth for a short amount of time, but these folks will live in people's minds forever.
Gowron changed the most
Gowron has changed the most out of everyone in my opinion. @4:24
Indeed. I had no idea Robert O'Reilly used to be a black man.
I always imagine Gowron looking more klingon......hes just a human with a baseball cap, grey sweater, and glasses....who knew..
Without doubt, the best ‘Now & Then’ video I’ve ever seen. Just good pics of each actor, right amount of time to view each pic and great music to accompany it all. Well done, very enjoyable.
It’s full of errors. They didn’t watch the show. But still good
Ahhh! The good old days. Man I miss those days of watching Star Trek with my best friend while in high school.
A lot of them look better now than they did then.
Good to know Dukat was posing as Romulan at the same time being chief of Terok Nor
G'Kar was too apparently.
Had to get away from all the assassination attempts
They are all gorgeous then and now.
Gates MCFADDEN- TOTAL GRACE AND BEAUTY!
This was my show. It was so awesome! I watched with my whole family.
Will Wheaton looks good for 49 he could easily pass for 30, and Ro is still gorgeous.
Patrick Stewart looked much older than 47 at that time, but now looks quite a bit younger than 81! The irony. 🙂
Yes, he looked like 10 years older. Maybe it is the lack of hair what made him look that much older.
@@nikokapanen82 Yes I agree, he lost most of his hair in his teens/early 20s and the hair he had left was gray, so yes it ages people. He looks good now 😁
They will never know the gifts they have given us.
They will never know how much we love them.
They will never know how much more we would have loved them had they filmed in widescreen.
I like how Patrick Stewart is 35 years older but still somehow looks exactly the same
Just like half of the cast 🤔🤨
Patrick Stewart hasn't aged since Excalibur
It’s the Borg implants keeping him young 😋
Indeed
They're still beautiful I love watching them now can't get enough of Star Trek Love you all ❤❤❤
Apparently, most people in the 80' looked 10 years younger than they were
STAR TREK: The Next Generation 1987 Cast are not the only ones affected by Time. still, such a great show.
just seeing the photos makes you relive the emotions on how well the actor played the part.
I saw the first Star Trek when I was 10 in 1966 when it came on the air all the star tracks have made my life just a little bit better thanks to Gene Roddenberry and all the actors and actresses that made those stories come to life
Oh I left out all the writers who wrote those stories
"Armin Shimerman as Daimon Bractor" **shows pic of him as Quark from Deep Space Nine.**
I noticed a few mistakes in the video.
Yes
Such a great show. Never was a Trekkie when it was out. Now I watch it every day. Such great story lines. Bummer it’s leaving Netflix next month.
Almost the same. My parents watched it and I liked it but didn't really understand how good it really was until I was older.
Really? I'm currently watching it and it is still on Netflix. 🙄
Nebuca MV you sure about that? Netflix? It was moved to Paramounts streaming service back on April 1st. Just for shits and giggles I just checked again and it is not on Netflix so not sure how you’re watching it.
It's on the UK version of Netflix still! :)
Same here. Star Trek just wasn’t on my horizon, none of the series, none of the movies. I vaguely knew there was Spock, and Kirk, and the phrase “beam me up”. Then I had an illness and started watching TNG almost by accident on daytime TV. Totally hooked for reasons I can’t explain. More than the plots, I love reading about the battles won and lost by the screenwriters. That’s a whole new dimension to the show.
I must say most of them have aged really well like a fine wine! We should all be so lucky!
How nostalgic！
I recorded it every week.
I still watch it from time to time.
Such an odd thing with TV shows we grew up with, feeling so timeless. You can rewatch these iconic characters, and forget that they’ve aged decades!
For me some of these actors are the same age as my dad, which feels so surreal!
except wil wheaton still looking like in mid 20s
@@oliknow he gained some more baby fat 😂
I couldn't have said it better myself, makes me a little sad to see how much time has passed
But they weren't 30 years ago?
I initially was quite resistant to TNG. In time, it has become my favorite. Though drawn from TOS, my wish for all in this wonderful series is to "Live long and prosper".
Resistance is futile.
Makes me almost want to cry seeing how time passes and people change.
Awe! sweet memories! Ever since i came to USA from Russia back in mid 90s, I fell in love with STAR TREK!!! Still watch ALL of them EVERY YEAR!!! It became my obsession! NOT the TREKER yet... but deeply in love with that MASTERPIECE of GREAT GENE RODDENBERRY. Truly , Gene created a whole new UNIVERSE!! The world became orphan without him!!!
Grew up with tng. Thanks for the adventure. Thanks for the memories.
I was born in 1985. I'm 36 now. Growing up my family was like.. "eww, don't watch stuff like that!" So I didn't.. 36 years later, I am 6 episodes away from finishing ALL of "The Next Generation" I love it so much and hate that I've missed out for so long.
You should watch DS9, too. I grew up on TOS, was a first skeptical about TNG but love it. Then I thought DS9 was too dark, but love it, too. Now I need to watch all of the Voyager and Enterprise episodes.
@@callicordova4066 I just looked up DS9 and I am going to watch it! I have 3 episodes of The Next Generation left. I feel sad it's almost over. I have really enjoyed it.
In 1987 I was 21 years old going to college. Had it not been for ST-TNG and reruns of ST-TOS, I'd have never made it through school. I graduated in May, 1989. Life has been very very good ever since! I still watch both series today more than occasionally. I plan to retire in under three years. I am 56 now, will be 59 then. . . . what a life! THANK YOU STAR TREK!
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Your before picture of Robert O’Reilly was an after picture of Michael Dorn.
@@JosephDredd31 he loses credibility when he does that.
@@45182 I agree. He'll be taken less seriously if he does that on purpose again.
Ya Roberet had the most change... he went from being a African American to Cacasion or is Roberet really a Changling?? Maybe next year he will look like Odo... LOL
@@greatfullded or Sulu😂
@@Jagaynau-jm9fc Hahahahahaha i guess the moral of the story is for Robert as Gowron the older you get the Whiter you get In a few more years Robert will be Transparent. DOH !!!! LOL
It’s remarkable how many of them are still alive. I’m thankful to see the smiling faces.
unlike Babylon 5....
I love Star Trek very much..
Starring by great artists...
Thank you for the great petformance..!!
Bunch of beautiful actors sharing their gifts.
The funniest was Patrick Stewart having a visitor badge on, like everyone doesn't know who the hell he is🤣 And I'm sure he has security at a convention 😂
That is Captain Picard having a visitor badge on at Starfleet like no one knows who he is. That’s from the new Picard show.
@@dominikg4818 ? Yeah that is what I just said?
@@davidamoritz no, that’s not what you said.
@@davidamoritz no it’s not
We're all getting so old, makes me kinda sad .
Star Trek (all iterations) has been one of the greatest joys in my life since its very beginning in 1966.
Lord of The Rings and Game of Thrones are close competitors though .
The alternative to getting old isn't much to look forward to, so I'll take getting old for now. :D
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That was my favorite show when it came out and still is. I can't it was that long ago! I feel so old now...
Was really cool to get to hear Frakes, Sirtis, Dorn Crosby and De lancie do the voice acting for the game Xcom 2. Fun game.
Patrick Stewart is eternal, maybe a gift from Q :)
Holy smokes - was it really that long ago?! I never got into any of the later series, but TNG was very good. Compelling stories, well written. Patrick Stewart was head and shoulders above most of the rest of the cast in terms of acting ability, but they all were petty competent. I think they were a heck of a lot better than ham-handed Shatner.
I never noticed until looking back but TNG was so stuffy. DS-9 ended up being my favorite. It dropped so much of the Federation stuffiness, and had a pallet of characters with so many truly well developed.
@@regsun7947 totally agree. Just finished rewatching DS9 again and it's head and shoulders above the rest of the franchise
William S. Is an ass!!
I never watched Star Trek Enterprise even though I liked Scott bakula and I absolutely loved Star Trek DS9 but I did not like Voyager for obvious reasons. And I forget the other Star Trek when they had I think it was called discoveries but I never saw that.
I grew up watching TNG live as a kid.... Seeing kinda makes the time hit home...
I think one of the funniest things about P. Stew is that he started off resistant to the rest of the casts' before take shenanigans, but within a few seasons was participating and by the end was one of the worst. czcams.com/video/pHXg9oKoWak/video.html as an example.
One of my favorite TV shows from the beginning!🖖🏽
Everyone has aged amazingly well, especially Will Wheaton and Colm Meaney - they still look exactly the same!
Gates McFadden and Michelle Forbes- woof!!!
Thank you for sharing this. It’s lovely to see all these actors again, they have all aged so naturally, with no cosmetic or surgical enhancements as far as I can tell. Thank you all for the wonderful performances and entertainment, I hope you have long and fulfilling lives you deserve it.
Uma jornada que nunca tem fim para todos os fãs !!!
Thank you so much for this video. TNG and its cast were and are very special to me. Beautiful background music choice as well.
Hard to believe how long ago the start of TNG was! I still remember a chat show in the U.K. that introduced the TNG characters just before the series debuted…
They all aged exceptionally well. Some of them improved. Then again, I have aged along with them!
Gotta say, I teared up to the piano music. Beautiful pieces. Seeing the inevitable passage of time on everyone and seeing those who've passed on... Some taken far too young too. Reminded me of a simpler time watching it on TV when I was in jr and sr high school.
TNG will always remain the best.
Yup that was my childhood.
I remember watching it with my grandad. He passed away a year after the show ended but i still think of him when i rewatch it.
Coming home from school in the early 90s and this would be on the TV, sky one, my Dad would be watching and i didnt pay much attention to it at first, just another one of those shows that didnt captivate me. Until i started to sit down and watch a few episodes, and the rest is history.
Diane Muldar seems to have changed the least at 83!
I believe that this Star Trek next generation was the best of them all I learn a lot from these people and just wait we will learn a lot more
Our favorite show , we still watch episodes daily and sometimes we pull all nighters !!! Young at heart pushing 72 , as we boldly go into the New Year !
Or Andreas who also played Ge’Kar in Babylon 5. He was a awesome character Actor
I know I'm nitpicking but we're Trekkers here. 7:09 is Suzie Plakson as the vulcan doctor Selar, that's not K'ehleyr, though she was K'ehleyr. She went on to be the mother of Marshall Ericson in HIMYM.
@@jplum7708 Oh hey, that's right, I was only thinking in terms of TNG. But I was focusing on that photo of Dr Selar. It irks me!
Suzie Plakson did infact play K'ehlar as well as Selar ( Vulcan ) and as female Q on Voyager
During the passage of time we all change.
"What's so horrible about never having died young?" ~ Dr. Leonard McCoy
Some people age very well! So nice to see. 💛🙏🏼
I love this show, I was 14 when it came out, and it was THE THING to watch! Couldn’t wait until Wednesday night! 😁
Who got infected 1st.... ???
My favorite TV show growing up... and I just can't get over that I am now older now than most of these people when they aired the first episode. I feel old... =)
I know! Riker was only 35 back then and now I'm almost 42. What?
They forget 'Hugh'. The Borg they rescued. I believe the actor's name is Jonathan I can't think of his last name but it began with the D.
Jonathan D'arco,I think
Jonathan Del Arco. He grew up into quite the treat for the eyes, too! He had a brief stint in the Picard show.
I remember seeing every single episode of the 178 episodes over 7 seasons very well and boy did I enjoy watching it very much.
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Re: Lanai Chapman: 1) I didn't realize she was only a teenager playing a crewman on TNG. 2) Both Chapman and Whoopi Goldberg played daughter and mother in the 2001 movie "Rat Race"
Excellent! One of my favorite series…some cast looks better now…
I love Star Trek both the first and fhe next generation.
I could never get over the lack of a crew in this particular Star Trek.
Robert O'Reilly is honestly one of the greatest actors of our generation... His role as a black man named Michael Dorn whom plays a fictional character named Worf. Is unbelievable Too think all these star trek fans thought Worf was played by some real person named Michael Dorn Pfffttt...
Lmao
Like looking at old friends
If memory serves, then Suzie Plakson also played the role of Worf's Clingon mate in one episode.
Let's remember that James Cromwell also played the role of the inventor of warp drive.
You remember correctly- also Cromwell played "stretch" Cunningham in All in the Family
@@James-bw7rk - Yup, he did.
Thanks for posting takes me back to my childhood
Some great memories from this show.
Patric Stewart is remarkably unchanged. Looks maybe 10 or 15 years older max and it was 35 years ago. Great show with lessons relevant then and now without coming off preachy.
he even looks the same as when he appeared in Dune
He changed in he took a good character and shat all over his past performances.
for me all that changed on him are the color of his eye brows, the dimple of his chin, and his skin has lost elasticity. But boy he is STILL in shape!
They've all aged magnificently!
Thanks for this lovely tribute to one of my favorite tv show!
Thank you for a lovely presentation !