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In this future, the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} was not destroyed at [[Veridian III]] in [[2371]] and continued to serve as the flagship of the [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] for several more years. About five years prior to the events Picard encountered, the ship was almost decommissioned until [[Admiral]] [[William T. Riker]] took interest in his old ship and made it his personal [[flagship]]. The ship was refitted with a third [[warp nacelle]] at some point in the timeline and was equipped with a [[cloaking device]]. |
In this future, the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} was not destroyed at [[Veridian III]] in [[2371]] and continued to serve as the flagship of the [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] for several more years. About five years prior to the events Picard encountered, the ship was almost decommissioned until [[Admiral]] [[William T. Riker]] took interest in his old ship and made it his personal [[flagship]]. The ship was refitted with a third [[warp nacelle]] at some point in the timeline and was equipped with a [[cloaking device]]. |
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| − | Picard stepped down as [[captain]] of the ''Enterprise'' and became an [[ambassador]], before retiring to his vineyards on [[Earth]], where [[Irumodic Syndrome]] caused his mental pathways to deteriorate. He married [[Beverly Crusher]], but the couple divorced sometime prior to the events experienced by the Picard |
+ | Picard stepped down as [[captain]] of the ''Enterprise'' and became an [[ambassador]], before retiring to his vineyards on [[Earth]], where [[Irumodic Syndrome]] caused his mental pathways to deteriorate. He married [[Beverly Crusher]], but the couple divorced sometime prior to the events experienced by the future Picard. After their divorce, she kept the Picard surname and took command of the medical ship {{USS|Pasteur}}. |
[[Worf]] and Riker were both interested in courting [[Deanna Troi]], but neither of them did so because of the other person. Troi later died, and Worf and Riker became enemies for the next 20 years. Worf became a member of the [[Klingon High Council]], but his position diminished until he was relegated to the [[governor]]ship of a small [[Klingon]] [[colony]], [[H'atoria]]. |
[[Worf]] and Riker were both interested in courting [[Deanna Troi]], but neither of them did so because of the other person. Troi later died, and Worf and Riker became enemies for the next 20 years. Worf became a member of the [[Klingon High Council]], but his position diminished until he was relegated to the [[governor]]ship of a small [[Klingon]] [[colony]], [[H'atoria]]. |
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*The ''[[Star Trek Chronology]]'' gives the date for the events of the anti-time future as 2395. However, this assumes that the crew of the ''Enterprise''-D disbanded concurrent with the end of [[TNG Season 7]]. No specific date is given in the episode itself. |
*The ''[[Star Trek Chronology]]'' gives the date for the events of the anti-time future as 2395. However, this assumes that the crew of the ''Enterprise''-D disbanded concurrent with the end of [[TNG Season 7]]. No specific date is given in the episode itself. |
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*The normal timeline seen in the ''Next Generation'' feature films indicates a divergence from future events depicted in "''All Good Things...''". The ''Enterprise''-D was destroyed in 2371, Deanna Troi did not die and eventually married Riker, and Worf and Riker did not become enemies as a result. Unlike the anti-time future in which he remained alive, Data died in [[2379]] in the normal timeline. The only event that holds true to the anti-time future is the replacement of La Forge's [[VISOR]] with [[ocular implant]]s. |
*The normal timeline seen in the ''Next Generation'' feature films indicates a divergence from future events depicted in "''All Good Things...''". The ''Enterprise''-D was destroyed in 2371, Deanna Troi did not die and eventually married Riker, and Worf and Riker did not become enemies as a result. Unlike the anti-time future in which he remained alive, Data died in [[2379]] in the normal timeline. The only event that holds true to the anti-time future is the replacement of La Forge's [[VISOR]] with [[ocular implant]]s. |
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Revision as of 23:17, 13 May 2009
The anti-time future was a future encountered by Jean-Luc Picard during an incident involving Q at the end of 2370. (TNG: "All Good Things...")
In this future, the USS Enterprise-D was not destroyed at Veridian III in 2371 and continued to serve as the flagship of the Federation for several more years. About five years prior to the events Picard encountered, the ship was almost decommissioned until Admiral William T. Riker took interest in his old ship and made it his personal flagship. The ship was refitted with a third warp nacelle at some point in the timeline and was equipped with a cloaking device.
Picard stepped down as captain of the Enterprise and became an ambassador, before retiring to his vineyards on Earth, where Irumodic Syndrome caused his mental pathways to deteriorate. He married Beverly Crusher, but the couple divorced sometime prior to the events experienced by the future Picard. After their divorce, she kept the Picard surname and took command of the medical ship USS Pasteur.
Worf and Riker were both interested in courting Deanna Troi, but neither of them did so because of the other person. Troi later died, and Worf and Riker became enemies for the next 20 years. Worf became a member of the Klingon High Council, but his position diminished until he was relegated to the governorship of a small Klingon colony, H'atoria.
Geordi La Forge eventually retired from Starfleet, married Leah Brahms and became an author. He had ocular implants to replace his VISOR. Data held the Lucasian Chair at Cambridge University. He added a streak of gray to his hair.
The Klingons took over the Romulan Star Empire, and relations between them and the Federation deteriorated significantly.
This future was excised when Enterprises from three time periods collapsed the anomaly.
Background
- The Star Trek Chronology gives the date for the events of the anti-time future as 2395. However, this assumes that the crew of the Enterprise-D disbanded concurrent with the end of TNG Season 7. No specific date is given in the episode itself.
- The normal timeline seen in the Next Generation feature films indicates a divergence from future events depicted in "All Good Things...". The Enterprise-D was destroyed in 2371, Deanna Troi did not die and eventually married Riker, and Worf and Riker did not become enemies as a result. Unlike the anti-time future in which he remained alive, Data died in 2379 in the normal timeline. The only event that holds true to the anti-time future is the replacement of La Forge's VISOR with ocular implants.