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Star Trek Generations (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
The story begins with the launching of the "U.S.S. Enterprise" TM NCC-1701-B and the mysterious disappearance of Captain James T. Kirk. Then, seventy-eight years later, Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the "U.S.S. Enterprise" NCC-1701-D receives a distress call from a remote scientific observatory. Picard learns that a newly developed superweapon has been stolen by a desperate s...more
Paperback, 304 pages
Published
December 1st 1995
by Pocket Books
(first published December 1994)
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Did Rick Berman order all post-TNG era "Star Trek" movie novelizations to be written at a lowest-common-denominator level? The type of writing suitable for undemanding "Voyager" types? This one isn't anywhere NEAR the same league as the novelizations of "Star Treks I to VI"...all fabulous, deep adaptations, with layers of extra development. This is a transcription that makes Terrance Dicks' one-a-month "Doctor Who" novelizations of the late 1970s look like illuminated manuscripts! An complete di...more
Star Trek Generations
by J.M Dillard
isbn:0671537539
304pp.
This book is about a famous commander of Star Trek, James T. Kirk. The book starts out with Kirk finally being decommissioned of his ship the USS Enterprise. To see the new crew off on the new Enterprise, a few of the old crew and Kirk come on aboard to see the Enterprise on it's maiden voyage. While on that trip, Kirk falls into a Energy ribbon, Timeless Nexus.
Since I've actually seen some episodes of Star Trek, I actually felt sad that K...more
by J.M Dillard
isbn:0671537539
304pp.
This book is about a famous commander of Star Trek, James T. Kirk. The book starts out with Kirk finally being decommissioned of his ship the USS Enterprise. To see the new crew off on the new Enterprise, a few of the old crew and Kirk come on aboard to see the Enterprise on it's maiden voyage. While on that trip, Kirk falls into a Energy ribbon, Timeless Nexus.
Since I've actually seen some episodes of Star Trek, I actually felt sad that K...more
Excellent novel and movie. It's great to see the differences in leadership between the original Star Trek, and The Next Generation, especially when you compare the two confrontational scenes with Soran on Veridian III. This story also gives a chance for Kirk to pass on the baton off to Picard. Thouroughly enjoyed.
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:d i just wanted to read something fast.
A fast book. So nice to read and see the
movies floating :d
hehe
Do you like tee with brown sugar?
Another book that based on the story by Rick Berman, et al. Good light reading.
It was ok; I'm just not a huge Star Trek fan.
Fun in a nostalgic kind of way.
Not a bad read.
Dillard does a great job with a subpar script (just like he did with Star Trek V). I love his additions to the screenplay - including some moments with Spock and Bones. He does a great job with the material in the film as well.
J.M. Dillard writes a nice novelization of the movie but it differs in a few places. First, it includes a scene of Kirk orbital skydiving. I think that it must have been a cut scene because one of the pictures in the middle of the book is from that scene which wasn't in the actual movie. Otherwise, I like her novelizations fine. She is very descriptive.
Excellent movie novelization with added characterizations
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