Update: I've made a formal post in !startrek containing my personal viewing order:
I have a chronological list handy.
this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2024
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If it includes all series, that would just be confusing as hell. Would it start with "All Good Things" since there's the scene with Q and Picard at Earth's primordial ooze stage?
I once found an MCU chronological list that broke apart movies and episodes into scenes based on time period and told you when to pause movie X, watch movie Y until this time, start movie Z at this time then at that time go back to movie X, then watch episode 12 of series A... I wouldn't dare.
I usually sort things when the full episode transpired. So All Good Things... goes right after DS9's Tribunal because it starts and ends in their present.
I think there's a cut of this floating around on the bit torrents
chronological in order of series release or in order of stardate?
Split off into three distinct timelines (TOS~Movie 10, ENT~PIC/DIS, and ENT~Kelvin movies), sorted by production order, sorted by stardate and fan accounts of the calendar date, then massaged so concurrent series are spread more evenly and any episodes where the stardates are simply wrong get put where they belong based on in-universe references.
Took a while.
what about mirror universe?
We are rewatching TNG and just got to the episode where they visit DS9 and Data starts dreaming.
Can I get that list?
"Momentarily" turned into days because I had to handle a family issue. Sorry. I've made a formal post in !startrek about it:
Time becomes a loop
I started watching TNG. There's so many episodes; I'm only three in and it's already cosy hearing 'captain's log' however
I have watched TOS, just finished The Animated Series and only yesterday started on The Next Generation.
Its my first run though!
Kudos to you for going for TAS right after TOS.
They were not that bad really. Sure i just wanted them over with to get to the good stuff but there were some good episode's in TAS too
I keep repeating TNG, DS9, and Voyager. I’m finding it difficult to attempt New Trek; maybe early seasons of SNW would be worth it.
Sounds like someone could use some faith of the heart.
Don't go into it expecting them to be anything like those series. They're enjoyable in their own right