Star Trek: The Next Generation (1992)

The legendary Gene Roddenberry made the original Star Trek, an animated Trek show, and a bunch of movies before he figured it would be fun to see what the world he created would look like one hundred years after the groundbreaking original series. The result was Star Trek: The Next Generation, which ran from 1987 to 1994 and introduced an entirely new, well, generation to the prime directive, the Kobayashi Maru, and the idea of living long and prospering. On the show, the Federation has made peace with the Klingons, and Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) is now in charge of the USS Enterprise. But since people figured out space is a lot more tolerable when your ship has all the comforts of home, this Enterprise has more people, children, schools, and all sorts of other stuff to make things tolerable. Plus, the crew is even more diverse than before, and now includes a Klingon named Lieutenant Worf (Michael Dorn), a half-Betazoid Commander (Maritha Sirtis), and a super analytical android named Data (Brent Spiner). The winner of nineteen Emmy Awards, critics loved the show's themes like the dangers of technology, alternate universes and time travel, as well as the same weird planet of the week episodes the original relied on. While there are always going to be sexy alien women painted green in every Trek iteration, our favorite part of the show was Sirtis' character Deanna Troi. Deanna could sense people's emotions, which greatly helped her serve as the ship's counselor. The ex-girlfriend of William Riker (Jonathan Frakes) only had to look down at the thick Captain's log sticking out of our pants to figure out what we were thinking, especially when she wears an absurdly sexy pink dress, that definitely didn't have a bra under it. Beam us up, you hotty! Although the show didn’t have nudity, the cast includes a fleet of babes who were naked elsewhere, like Marina Sirtis, Denise Crosby, Michelle Forbes, and even a young Teri Hatcher. Those women of Next Generation will give you a tingly sensation! A big hit, it ended up getting essentially rebooted as Star Trek: Picard in 2018. A sensational sci-fi series, there are tons of sexy Trekkies on Star Trek: The Next Generation!