Good times

My TNG marathon is finally almost over. I'm watching All Good Things right now. I'd forgotten how great the series finale was. So far my favourite scene has been when Picard and Tasha approach the Enterprise-D in the shuttlecraft. Somehow that shot of the ship docked at McKinley Station with Earth in the background seems so much more fitting for the series finale than if they'd done it in the premiere. I'm also really enjoying the past Data because of how he constantly questioned and misinterpreted everything.

Contrary to the title of the episode, all good things don't necessarily have to end. They can always live on via Netflix!

I did just find a plot hole in the episode though. In the future timeline they've just said that the anomaly grows larger the farther back in time you go, yet they've just decided to go back to the location of the anomaly several hours after the Pasteur failed to find anything there. How would the anomaly show up several hours later, i.e. farther in the future from the time it was created, if it only grows as you go backward in time?