She left the worst episode of TNG Michael Dorna concerned about the future of the show

When he first appeared in 1987, “Star Trek: The Next Generation” was away from the sure thing. The show will be the first to continue in Starfleet’s adventures as it was first filmed in the original “Star Trek” series in the 1960s, and since 18 years have passed since the end, people have been very protected for the original series, and the possibilities were stacked against them. Not only that, but the creator of the privilege Jin Rodenberry only agreed on this series In a bout of anger, this means that the first season of the “next generation” can be incredibly harsh as I found the series presented. Very difficult, in fact, to the extent that some actors were not convinced that the series would have made it.

An early early episode is well acceptable like One of the worst “next generation”, It was very bad that Michael Dorn, who played the role of Clingon in Lieutenant Warf, was concerned that the first season of the offer would be the last. On a visit to the podcast “Inside you with Michael Rosnabsta,” Dorne shared his feelings about the reason for the success of the “next generation” in the end, but he said that the fourth episode, the controversial honor blog “, seemed to be spent in the torment of the show.

During his conversation with Rosenbau, Dorn said he appreciated the fact that the series was telling “the plays of morals” every week, but the “Honor Blog” was so bad that it made him doubt the series in general:

“… perhaps this is the third or fourth episode … I actually thought that we will not make it from that episode … I cannot tell you. You should watch it … it was one of the worst episodes. I don’t think it did so to make a really bad episode.”

There are many examples of times when “Star Trek” believed that there is a good idea and ended with aging like milk (be sure to review “Star Trek” stories that are indisputable now). However, the “Honor Blog” is particularly terrible. The episode depicts the Litanant Tasha Yar (Dennis Crossby), which was kidnapped by a group called Legonians, a stereotypical image mashed from different African cultures. Leader Ligonian, Lutan (Jesse Lawrence Ferguson) decides to make Tasha his first wife despite her already, which led to a battle between women about the situation. This episode is so deeply misleading that Jonathan Frex, who played the role of Commander Will Will Ricker on “Next Gen” and directed a number of “Star Trek” episodes, honestly He wants to be withdrawn from the broadcast. This is very harsh, but it is not wrong.

It is very easy to determine the racist “Honor Blog” now, but in 1987, the book may believe behind the “next generation” that they did not harm any harm by photographing Legeonians as African stereotypes. They may also not realize the extent of sexual bias in the episode, where women are treated as commodities and symbols of power and a little more, and even Captain Jean -Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) is in line with some sexual ideas that Legonians put forward. It is really terrible and it is contradictory The progressive vision of “Star Trek”, This really makes it one of the worst episodes of the entire concession.

In an interview in 2012 with Startrek.comDorn said it He has no regret for his time on “the next general” Even if some of his colleagues find some annoying stories. However, the “Honor Blog” was launched, and note why he had nothing subjective Demand on the episode:

“There was nothing, really, I wish they hadn’t done. There was a link I wish they hadn’t done it, but I was not in it.”

“Code of Honor” is not just a terrible episode, it’s also a ring without World, and this is a crime that the Starfleet court deserves.