Many travelers will be able to tell you that The first two seasons of "Star Trek: the next generation" were a little rocky. The story says that during the first two years, the creator of the Genin Born -Borni show wanted to claim total control over the series, a reaction to what was raised by Star Trek films a few years before. However, Rhodenbury has stuck their heads with other "next generation" manufacturers. He and other producers seem to have written scripts in the last minute, with Ein's personal lawyer, Leonard Mozlish, sometimes drafts of writings in secret. Born Borni was also a hellish to carry out a strictly narrative rule that prohibited interpersonal conflict between the main characters of the show. The other writers of the show hated this rule, as interpersonal conflict, they felt, was the fastest path to drama and story.

However, even during these rocky seasons, "Old Trek: The next generation" began to become a hit. Many trips are looking forward to seeing a new new USS enterprise inhabited by an actress of fascinating characters. Some of the episodes were legitimately excellent. The second season introduced such vital elements of "Star Trek" as Borg, the episode of "man's measure" and, perhaps surprising at all, Guvan, a character played by Wuopi Goldberg.

Guinan served as a bartender at the company's salon, ten ahead. She mixed drinks, dropped wisdom and behaved as a freelance crew psychiatrist. She was also a trustee for Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart), an old friend. For many, the emergence of Guinan - or more importantly, whoopi Goldberg - the Star Trek borrowed air to the legitimacy of the series.

This was certainly the view of the data actor Brent Spinner, who was interviewed for Pete Homstrom's book "Central headquarters: 55 years of Star Trek", "" And he said Godlberg's involvement at Star Trek: The Next Generation changed the trajectory of the show's popularity. It was an upward swing since then.

After all, Goldberg was nominated for the Academy Award (for "The Purple")) just years before, and she raised fame with a series of significant crime comedies such as "burglar", "Jack" and "Phone". She was only a few years away from her Oscar winner in "Ghost", and did not make much TV at that moment of her career, aside from several special sides. In fact, its unique script role was a guest position in the episode of the "Moon". The fact that she was ready to act at Star Trek proved to be enough to guarantee her participation.

Spinner remembers that he was amazed at Goldberg's presence and thought she probably attracted a whole new audience. Suddenly, the "next generation" was something to look closely. As Spinner said:

"Maybe it's just my opinion, but I think we've become legitimate when Whoopi came to the show. Wuopi was a big movie star. And she appeared in the second season. It was a big deal. Whoopi Goldberg would be on your show, and not only would you make a guest. The Starwar decided, at the top of her acting career, to make this show ... I think it made a huge difference for us to be seriously understood. "

Goldberg, it turned out, was fever because she was small after admiring Nickel Nichols in the original series since the 1960s. When the "next generation" rounds off her second season, she began actively leading the show. She was a friend with the actor "NextGen" Levar BurtonGiving giving in in ", and she ended up negotiating with Ein Born Babers for what role she can play.

They settled on Gvin, named after a famous owner of Speakeasy in Newoufor. Since then Goldberg has been part of Star Trek.