star trek the next generation came out on september 28, 1987.
when did star trek the next generation come out?
september 28 , 1987
"tng" premiered the week of september 28, 1987, drawing 27 million viewers, with the two-hour pilot "encounter at farpoint". in total, 176 episodes were made (including several two-parters), ending with the two-hour finale "" the week of may 23, 1994. the series was broadcast in first-run syndication with dates and times varying among individual television stations. several "star trek" series followed "the next generation": "" (1993–1999), "" (1995–2001), "" (2001–2005), and "" (2017–present). the series formed the basis for the seventh through the tenth of the "star trek" films, and is also the setting of numerous novels, comic books, and video games. in its seventh season, "star trek: the next generation" became the first and only syndicated television series to be nominated for a primetime emmy award for outstanding drama series. the series received a number of accolades, including 19 emmy awards, two hugo awards, five saturn awards, and "the big goodbye" (s1e12) won a peabody award. some of the highest rated episodes (by nielsen ratings) were the pilot ("encounter at farpoint"), the finale ("all good things..."), the two-part "", "aquiel", "", and "". four episodes (in order: "encounter at farpoint", "sarek", "unification", and "relics") featured actors deforest kelley, mark lenard, leonard nimoy, and james doohan respectively; from the original "star trek" reprising their original roles.
star trek: the next generation
bullet::::- "star trek: the next generation/x-men" – a comic book based on tng





























bullet::::- "star trek: the next generation/x-men: planet x" – a sequel novel to the tng comic book





























dc comics franchise, legion of superheroes.





























bullet::::- "star trek – legion of the superheroes"





























idw publishing, doctor who





























bullet::::- "star trek: the next generation/doctor who: assimilation"





























boom! studios, planet of the apes





























dccomics franchise, green lantern





























bullet::::- "star trek/green lantern: the spectrum war"





























bullet::::- "star trek/green lantern: stranger worlds" – a sequel to the first crossover.





























dark horse comics, aliens





























bullet::::- "star trek: the next generation/aliens: acceptable losses"





























transformers





























bullet::::- "star trek vs transformers"
star trek crossovers