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Gene Roddenberry Disliked TNG's "Family" Episode Over Picard Brotherly Conflict

The article discusses how Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry strongly disliked the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Family," which is widely considered one of the best episodes of the series. The episode focused on Jean-Luc Picard returning home to his family's vineyard in France after his traumatic experience with the Borg, and featured emotional scenes between Picard and his brother Robert. Roddenberry reportedly hated the conflict between the brothers, believing that in the utopian future he envisioned, family members would always get along harmoniously. The article explores the creative tension between Roddenberry's vision and the writers' desire for dramatic conflict.

Kieran Fisher25d ago3 min readenInsight
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Key quotes

Can you imagine a future where everyone gets along with their family? That's what Gene Roddenberry wanted.
Roddenberry believed that in the utopian future of Star Trek, there would be no conflict between family members.
The episode 'Family' is considered one of the best of TNG's early seasons, but its creator couldn't stand it.

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