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Destroying The Enterprise In Generations Shows TNG Didn't Understand Their Own Starship

Star Trek Generations featured the stunning destruction of the Enterprise-D, the beloved hero ship from Star Trek: The Next Generation, a mistake that hindered the proceeding TNG movies in both big and small ways. The Enterprise-D was the primary setting for all seven seasons of TNG, the Galaxy-class flagship of the Federation. In contrast to the brightly colored, highly stylized future military look of Captain Kirk's Enterprise in Star Trek: The Original Series, Captain Picard's Enterprise-D had a warmer, more welcoming aesthetic while also boasting the top of the line in weaponry and defense systems Starfleet had to offer in the mid-24th century.



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