that zoom-out at the end with the chair in center frame was masterful

That's so stupid. ...I love it! 😆👍

... him. _goganda'd_

Chair

Noice.

I always liked it when Worf said, Prepare for ramming speed!

who doesn’t

I can't believe they edited out Data's first curse word from this.... :D

They really need to figure out some kind of force field seatbelts.

The Federation is strong because, like the Klingons, they never bothered with seatbelts and circuit breakers. Most of them don't live past their teens.

The Enterprise warping in to save the Defiant is the Star Trek equivalent of don't talk to me or my son again!

The Enterprise cannot be salvaged. Geordi would disagree, looked rather good flying alongside the Enterprise - G

Ama,ing vid!!

Picard: “Unfortunately, the Enterprise herself cannot be salvaged.” LaForge: “Hold my beer…”

Why does data never say shit any more, last time I heard it was on vhs

"the enterprise itself can not be salvaged" Geordie: "not with that attitude"

Oh Star Trek…REAL Star Trek, I do miss you! 😢

After all this time they still don't have seatbelts on their Starships. Idiots! Didn't Riker say "Brace for Impact?" Funniest scene in the movie.

looks fun, wish the free game was actually free...

That zero G scene on the exterior of the Enterprise-E is one of the few ST scenes that got the scale of a Federation ship exactly right

Dorn was awesome.

what film is this?

2:15 if they whould have known, that this is not the last time they are standing on that bridge... XD Damn Geordy REALLY did a great job to bring the old girl back!

No seatbelts, no shock proof seats, bridge is right on top of the Hull...Starfleet ships are death traps!!

She's not finished yet!

Weak ass Galaxy class!😂

Worf and his brother Kirn needs their own storyline, a spean off after Picard Star trek Sons of Moga.

This didn't age well.

Captain Wolf played by Micheal Dorn did a fantastic job on transforming the Klingon HomeWorld, and the Council. He was the first Klingon to show his people what Honor really means along with General Martok, leader of the 24 Houses. They haven’t discussed this in Star Trek discovery yet but I would like to think the Klingons are a part of the Federation now and are you leading member of the Federation. Along with having no more neutral zones. I hope in season five we need some Klingons to see how that honor has progressed. I also hope season five brings back some familiar species from The Federation. Would it be nice to see how the new Federation shakes up with old & new allies or vice versa. Who was an ally of the Federation that is now an enemy post “the burn.”

I will never forget Rikers face when he knows they are going to crash on the planet and there is nothing he can do. Data doesnt even wait for orders.

Riker fell out of his seat twice

Wait...Ben Wyatt really was in Star Trek????

One would think that if an enemy found a way to penetrate your shields, the first thing you'd do is rotate frequencies....

warf did look good in red

"... the Enterprise cannot be salvaged...." Geordi La Forge 30 years later "hold my visor"

5:17 - the most unrealistic event in all of Star Trek history.

no seat belts and what a weak ass vessel. falls apart so easily

@1:58 Even on the big screen they still wouldn’t open the Main Shuttle Bay.

i guess seatbelts were outdated by this time??

I always loved the throwback to Star Trek 1 during the spacewalk battle with the Borg

I love how every other star trek movie he just was around visiting or in the area being that he was stationed on DS9 after Generations.

"yes, he would" the goat

You actually NEVER want to brace for an impact. You are better off going entirely limp (while still trying to protect your head). But at that speed it really dont matter edit: I just realized that I really do not like typing the word limp....?

How is NO ONE wearing seat belts when the Enterprise prepares for its crash landing? Soon as it hits the ground, EVERYONE inside goes FLYING!

Worf always stood his ground and never wavered. So hard working and putting on and taking off all that makeup must have been crazy, thank you.

1:59 The Enterprise cannot be salvaged, you say...?

rip everyone in engineering hull

Just another reason to add to my list of why Star Fleet is dumb. No crash seats or seat belts

DS9 was one series that I didn't follow. The clip here of Worf talking with Sisko, I can't help but notice the similarity between DS9 taking into account the events of Generations (referencing the Enterprise being destroyed) and how Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. took into account the MCU movies with their story lines (and of course, the new Star Wars shows on Disney+). Was DS9 (and essentially the Star Trek franchise) one of the first shows to incorporate events of the movies into their plot lines?

Even unshielded, a galaxy class ship would have still made pretty short work of a BofP.