According to the series bible, humans in the 24th century have a longer lifespan and are physically fit well into their seventies, meaning that people in their 50s are relatively youthful in appearance. The series bible is dated September 8, , which was just weeks before the TNG pilot aired on September Patrick Stewart, who was only 47 in Star Trek: The Next Generation season 1, was still considered by many fans to be too old to captain the Enterprise.
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The Last Stand. Fortune's Light. Losing the Peace. Enemy of My Enemy. Guises of the Mind. Sins of Commission. Another long-time fan, Brandon Shea-Mutala, also had an intense reaction to the announcement of the series.
Perhaps part of the answer lies in the fire gradually burning away in all of us, and consuming those of an earlier generation altogether. Watching the new series can feel like gazing into the embers of a once-roaring blaze, transfixed by their beauty and yet fully aware of their impermanence.
For Michael Chabon, the focus on time running out for Picard was almost as inevitable as death itself. He later penned a moving tribute in The New Yorker. I have to admit I had a little pang at that moment and wished I could have had that same experience. Max Hegel, however, is optimistic. In an odd way, I think it will feel a bit like losing a parent. In the meantime, I did at least get to fulfill a childhood dream and meet the captain face to face — or rather the next-best thing, Patrick Stewart.
The day after the premiere, I attended a press junket at a very classy London hotel. A group of journalists, mostly men and women around my own age who had grown up on Next Generation , were led into a conference room and seated around an beautiful old table, and the stars of the show filed in a few at a time to answer some questions. But as soon as Sir Patrick breezed into the room and took his seat at the head of the conference table, I felt like Reginald Barclay summoned to a meeting of the senior staff.
In fact I was so in awe of the man himself, sitting just meters away, that I barely noticed Jeri Ryan was right next to him.
Somehow, I plucked up the courage to ask Sir Patrick a question. I told him about the important role Picard had played in my own life, and asked whether the new series would offer an opportunity to inspire another generation of fans.
Sir Patrick went on to tell me about a Las Vegas policeman who had written to him back in the nineties. A few minutes later, when our allotted time was up, Sir Patrick and Jeri made a gracious exit. The assembled journalists all took a moment to look at one another. We just met Captain Picard. An email will not be created automatically. The email will only be created once you click on the "Send Email" button.
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