All 15 Times the Enterprise is DESTROYED in Star Trek

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In this video we look at all 15 times the USS Enterprise is destroyed in Star Trek, and not just one Enterprise. The original, the USS Enterprise NCC 1701 D, NX 01 and Kelvin timeline enterprises all have on screen destructions.
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[@GenerationFilms]

NOTE: we are only counting instances of destruction we see ON SCREEN, there are about 15 more instances that happen off screen that i am not counting

[@incogni-bro8276]

Would like to see that as video if possible.

[@gslinger19]

I too would like this to be done in the future if you are up for it.

[@GladDestronger]

what about a video for them britiish ben? or maybe a destruction list for all hero ships?

[@masterblaster7484]

Ioion

[@JM-to7py]

15? Ok, you are TECHNICALLY correct (the best kind of correct), but the groundhog day episode was kind of a cheat...

[@KokiriLegend]

Pretty sure most ships could saucer-separate, but the Galaxy class was the first class developed that could reattach without having to go in for repairs.

[@setsuna200]

Yes, for the constitution class, yes, that was an emergency feature. But this would not return till the Galaxy Class starships. All others were not built to separate. Then came the Prometheus class, which had multi vector assault mode. Then, the Odyssey class in Star Trek Online that this returned in the proper sense of a saucer separation. Gene Roddenberry originally wanted the constitution to do this, but due to budget, it was not possible.

[@spaceace1006]

In the Finale of "Star Trek Continues" the 1701 separates and re-attaches!!!

[@ThePendragon1998]

I've got one you missed. Captain Picard swung his phaser at a model of the enterprise in Star Trek First Contact and smashed it off the wall.

[@jarrodskufcagaming5203]

doesn't count

[@metamoose_]

@@jarrodskufcagaming5203 welcome to the joke

[@TheChubaro]

You broke your little ship... Go ahead Ahab get your whale..

[@chip.chippa6416]

​@@TheChubaro"Captain Ahab has to go and hunt his whale"

[@OneAzzholesOpinion]

You guys totally forgot about the episode Yesterday's Enterprise, the D gets blown up saving the C! If you're gonna count the mirror universe then shouldn't it count too.

[@jesusmora9379]

it's technically not a mirror universe but the same universe. things go back to normal after sending enterprise-C back in time.

[@GenerationFilms]

Not on screen

[@dankelsey2583]

The C made it to the rift before the D could explode.

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

Although, it is a shame that the Klingon War was ongoing for that one, because Worf would've been having the time of his life at Tactical.

[@drewf41]

@@GenerationFilms you're right. I had to play the episode. And, it got me to wondering, why are there "rocks" scattered around Riker when he dies?

[@FederationThunderbolt]

"and Picard passing Q's ridiculous test, and Q moving on to Test the Crew of the Prometheus in the Stargate Franchies instead" PLEASE YES AND THANK YOU

[@1Scimetar]

I've heard that the Constitution-class ships were capable of saucer separation, but required the services of a starbase for reconnection. Unassisted reconnection was the new feature in the Galaxy-class ships.

[@andreabindolini7452]

The Old Lady destruction (the original 1701) was heartbreaking. I hated and still hate the creative staff of that movie, that decided that way. On the other hand, the Enterprise-D destruction was simply idiotic. It does not matter which tactical advantage the Klingon could possibly have had, or even the fact they had shields up: the Big E would simply crush them with a full barrage of photon torpedoes and phasers. That crappy Bird of Prey would have been obliterated in a matter of mere seconds.

[@Katafrakt_]

I understand that the producers wanted a more warlike, cinematic ship. But the way they destroyed D was absolutely ridiculous.

[@darthgamer2014]

I've always believed that the pylons upon which the warp nacelles are mounted as well as the 'neck' that connects the saucer to the Main body were obvious weak points and that the enemies were idiots for not targeting them. Seems like JJ agreed.

[@MehrumesDagon]

my favourite scene from jjverse movies is destruction ofenterprise in beyond :)

[@DarkKnight52365]

that was the same rational with the design for Enterprise-E

[@MehrumesDagon]

@@DarkKnight52365 well enterprise E still has warp nacelles on pylons ;) And enterprise D neck was not as big of structural weakness comparatively to warp pylons. I would say that Defiant shows that when building for war, starfleet is capable of designs that do not expose structural vulnerabilities like this, but then akiras were also part of "mean for war" ships, and well....... the only structurally sound bit of those is saucer xD

[@andrewbutton2039]

I feel that they are on pylons so they can be easily ejected if needs be.

[@valor1omega]

@@andrewbutton2039 They are on the pylons to create a stable warp field. They require line of sight to do so. Which is why the Defiant is an illegal design that does not work. And don't give me any lip about the hull of the ship being it's line of sight garbage. Beside we are talking future tech, for all we know the pylons have a structural integrity of extremely thick metal condensed into thin pylons. We was never given any actual information on the true strength of them. Let me ask this, the wings and cockpit of a fighter jet is it's weak points are they not? So why don't enemies go for the wings or cockpit instead of the body or engines? Could be because the body is easier to hit at range while the engines put out heat missiles could lock onto? One could argue that was the same reason they went for the body and the saucer section. Easier to hit.

[@ShawnHCorey]

Yes the original Enterprise could separate its saucer but it used explosives to do so. Meaning it could not reconnect later.

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

Explosive bolts, like with the then-current space craft? I'd always heard that the Galaxy class was the first to be able to reconnect, but hadn't heard a reason why. Thank you.

[@RationalGamers]

"The Enterprise D was beyond repair..." Terry Matalas: Are you sure about that?

[@pissmyasslynch5325]

What about Nemesis ? Guess technically it wasn't destroyed but critically wounded.

[@GladDestronger]

yeah the E took massive damage in that battle. got the anti-matter kicked outta it.

[@robertagu5533]

Dunno if would say it was even Critically wounded. Just badly hurt in the front. Itd just been critically I'd say if most or all them hull breach forcefields were to mostly or entirely failed

[@andrewmurray1550]

Q on the Prometheus in Star Gate - that would be the PERFECT cross-over. Along with the EMH commanding Star Gate Altantis! ;).

[@Zhortac]

And then Jack sends him out an airlock, to float in space

[@IRJOE5]

Yesterday's enterprise, the enterprise D gets destroyed just as the C goes back through the temporal rift and of course it was never shown but the C was destroyed

[@williamroberts4372]

I was going to mention this one, I forgot that the D was destroyed and couldn't remember if they showed the C destroyed

[@ascelot]

@@williamroberts4372 enterprise d was going to blow up, but actually didnt since the time line was altered before it was destroyed

[@IRJOE5]

@user-xn3qm2il4l The C was destroyed, and the Romulans then salvaged what remained and captured the crew. If I remember correctly in the episode where we get introduced to Tasha's daughter she said all of this

[@heavymetal19610]

Nice SG1 reference, cheers!

[@jamesbray46]

So if you're counting Cause and Effect as four separate instances, why aren't you counting both times the D crashed in Generations?

[@BigKnGa]

Probably because they only showed it crash, not get blown up twice.

[@mb2000]

@@BigKnGa Well, both halves got blown up once, the drive section in space, and the saucer when the shockwave hit the planet, but it was still considered a write off even without the shockwave obliteration! I’d call it two, maybe.

[@pianotm]

Because it only happens once? The second time is basically a recap of what happened.

[@jamesbray46]

@@pianotm In Cause and Effect, then, it didn't happen at all because the events were undone. The point of the video, as I understood it, was how many times it was seen. And in Generations, it was seen twice.

[@amandamills4133]

you missed one. There was another episode of enterprise where they encountered a future version of their ship in the expanse which had become a generational ship and it helped them to make their arranged meeting but the future ship was destroyed in the process

[@larrystehle3729]

It's funny that when the ship explodes the warp core does not destroy a very large area!

[@dreamrestore213]

I always wondered why only the 1701A's saucer self destructed..... Shouldn't the engineering been blow to sh!t by a warp core breech..??

[@stevenewman1393]

🖖😎👍Very cool and very nicely done and informatively explained well indeed 👌.

[@SuperwitchPrue]

Very awesome video I LOVING IT ! maybe can you also made a video over how much time the uss voyager was destroyed ? 😇🥰

[@GenerationFilms]

Yes, we certainly can!!

[@tiberiusjim]

"The Enterprise saucer crashes but the ship is beyond repair." Geordi: "Is that so?"

[@BigJeremyBeyer]

Someome was complaining about the Kelvin timeline, upset because they destroyed the Emterprise. He said "they never blew it up before, and they shouldn't now". After I was done laughing, I said "You don't pay much attention, do you? The Voyage Home must have been VERY confusing for you."

[@sokagofferenginar8669]

Don't you mean Search for Spock since that's the one where the Enterprise was actually destroyed Star Trek 4 they were just showing on the screen using footage taken from the previous movie

[@gastly202gaming4]

You forgot this week's episode of Lower Decks where Rutherford does a simulation of the end of Wrath Of Khan and blows up the Enterprise. While they don't say it's the enterprise directly, we all know it is.

[@SackAttack81]

It says Enterprise on the console behind him.

[@gastly202gaming4]

@@SackAttack81 Even more proof that it was missed then

[@simonwillis1529]

Only time I got upset was the refit being destroyed and the defiant

[@lunchtaker4183]

lol car air filter cracked me up!

[@andybiz4273]

I ALMOST posted about "In A Mirror, Darkly" since you didn't mention that you'd be doing it in release order, so I'm glad you used it!

[@valor1omega]

I completely forgotten about it, like everything else I try to forget from ST ENT.

[@theblitz9]

One of the greatest episodes in the history of the franchise.

[@jonathanrivlin6248]

Thank you for another cool video

[@VicTheVicar]

What about ENT-episode E2? That ship ceased to exist!

[@cliffcorson4000]

The destruction of the original Enterprise was the best Just the way you see the superstructure collapse under explosions was awsome

[@mb2000]

But you’d think the self destruct would result in complete destruction, especially if as secondary material says it involves breaching the warp core. If the Enterprise hadn’t fallen into Genesis’ gravity and burned up in the atmosphere, the hull would have still been mostly intact!

[@cliffcorson4000]

@@mb2000 actually if you read the tech manual there are 2 destruction codes "Destruct 1" is used in planetary/gravity wells that warp core is essentially bricked and anti matter ejected "Destruct 2" is used outside planetary gravity wells that the antimatter safetys are turned off so ship us incinerated

[@mb2000]

@@cliffcorson4000 Fair enough, didn’t know that, thought self destruct would be just the one option! So if Kirk used Destruct 1 then, how could he know the ship would be sent towards Genesis by its self destruct explosion to burn up in the atmosphere and not in any other direction and further out into space?

[@cliffcorson4000]

@@mb2000 Destruct 1 was only used in a gravity well environment Also the explosives placed in hull and other areas were set to force it into an atmosphere Think of how they plan on imploding buildings but on a starship scale

[@shieldwallofdragons]

Honestly the fact the enterprise got destroyed in every movie got old after the second time…I wanted to see a movie where it was super powerful and had to do a running battle to get to some place like the warriors gang from the movie ….can you dig it!

[@ajaiiz]

The destruction of the Enterprise-D in Generations is so contrived for all the reasons you stated. At the very least, the writers could have thrown in "the ejections systems are offline" as a wink and a nod to the die hard fans.

[@mb2000]

The one system you might want to use if the ship had been damaged in some way is always the one that goes offline first when the ship gets damaged. It’s like the safeties on the holodeck breaking as soon as you open the doors. That seems to have been corrected by the time Voyager is launched, as that ship seemed to eject its core every other week!

[@lorensims4846]

When they busted Kirk back down to Captain at the end of The Voyage Home I broke out laughing in the theater. Then when they revealed the "NCC-1701-A" in the 'new' Enterprise I completely lost it. As far as the previous movie had scattered and wrecked everything we had previously known as Star Trek, this movie wrapped everything back up tighter than Spock's ass! I don't count any of the 'time-loop destructions' but my very favorite one is the 'saucer crash' you mentioned. When I went to see First Contact in the theater on opening day in a small college town on the California coast with a small group of Trekkies behind me, I saw the new Enterprise E and started saying "F, G, H, I, J…". Then at every point the Enterprise was in imminent danger, "L, M, N, O, P…" and again, "Q, R, S, T, U…" and when they finally ordered Self Destruct, "V, W, X, Y…" laughing all the way. I was actually quite surprised when that shiny new Enterprise made it to and through the end of that movie!

[@Jeff-dp1uo]

You forgot the time Enterprise NX was destroyed in Enterprise squared

[@spiritofthewolf15x]

Bit of a nitpick but I hate it when people say "Lawl, they should have just remodulated the shields in Generations" The first salvo from the BoP took out main power and crippled primary systems. They couldn't remodulate the shields because the system was damaged. Canonically the warp core ejection systems on the Galaxy class were NOTORIOUS for failing. It was a design flaw.

[@SuicideNeil]

Was the 'fire' button for torpedoes & phasers damaged too?... ;)

[@GenerationFilms]

Yeah that is true, they could have just fired like 10 torpedos at it, its only a 20 year old Bird of Prey with a defective plasma coil. It woulda gone down easy

[@MonkeyJedi99]

@@GenerationFilms The Enterprise missed a couple of "plot armor" payments, and had to "have an accident".

[@KentonBenfield]

@@GenerationFilms The writers of that movie REALLY needed to add more dialog that justified the poor performance shown on screen of the Enterprise and crew. Something like "Torpedo guidance and launch control is offline! Attempting repairs!" or, after they do return fire with that one phaser shot shown on screen, "Phaser power has been lost due to EPS rupture!". Then there could have been a scene or two of the mad scramble to jerry rig a repair so they could launch torpedoes again, to coincide with the availability of the trick used to make the BoP cloak.

[@DeepakKumar-cd8ny]

Have you been watching Apple's Foundaion, Ben? Its pretty epic.

[@riversword2660]

Picard isn’t smart. Crew: Do you now what you’re doing? Picard: *NO.*

[@jamesjesterng7659]

Anyone know what the song is when T'Pol is shown in the video.

[@zealotmaster1]

what about enterprize c? and in the same ep picard says (let make sure they never forget the name enterprize) 2 ship go boom in one ep

[@GenerationFilms]

Wasnt destroyed on screen

[@scottbraun2457]

Yes. Young man. You did a bang up job. "They blowed up real good". Next.?."how many times the ENTERPRISE has been stuck inside something, you could hold in your hand". ..Screwing with physics in too complicated to explain, without doing a whole series on the subject.

[@PhilDrury]

In honour of this, decades later at the starfleet museum, the Enterprise D was renamed Rory.

[@malkavthemad4249]

British Ben. The best Brit. XD

[@FreeThePorgs]

British??????? USA!!!! USA!!!! USA!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Those brits are super salty we beat them in 1781 and they lost how cool we are!!!! 😂😂😂

[@PBK1977]

​@@FreeThePorgs1781 was a footnote.

[@robertagu5533]

If your OPed space Navy's Flagship is constantly destroyed THIS much maybe you should rethink your ship designs in general and probably reconsider just how good your organization ACTUALLY is as a whole.

[@andrewmurray1550]

Data: "A quantum flux in your RNA" Worf: "What does that mean?" - the question 10 million viewers are also asking.

[@surferdude4487]

Great! Now do a video on all the times the Enterprise was smashed into a drifting hulk.

[@FirstDan2000]

You forgot to call the crashes 'Quantum Crashes".

[@VergilArcanis]

0:52, i loved it. Smiley face

[@Quenstar]

I was unaware that Star Trek TNG happens in this reality. Good to know.

[@michaelpajaro5153]

If Cause & Effect counts 3 times, shouldn't the Generations destruction count twice? We saw it twice on screen.

[@oldtimefarmboy617]

All of the Star Trek ships with seperate saucer and engineering sections were able to separate in case one section or the other was too damaged to continue to occupy. But once separated, if both sections were recoverable and repairable, one or both would have to be towed to a star base in order to be reconnected.

[@duke4366]

Episode 21 in season 3 of ENT had two Enterprises due to a "temporal" anomaly. I think the title of the episode was E2. If I recall correctly, the second Enterprise was wiped out according to T'Pol.

[@marcneef795]

I can't believe, the Enterprise got destroyed more often than Voyager 😅

[@smartgoku9048]

the Enterprise must be the most destroyed ship in sci-fi ever.

[@ProtoKun7]

Interesting that you went in series broadcast order but not fully by airdate, with _Cause and Effect_ mentioned before _Time Squared_ and _Twilight_ before _In A Mirror, Darkly_ for instance. Always found the bridge destruction a really heavy scene, I must say.

[@theblitz9]

The link to the "Go Viral" class doesn't work. Seems to have been hijacked.

[@genocidekhaos9775]

Why did you forget about the destruction of the Enterprise-D in "Yesterday's Enterprise"?

[@GenerationFilms]

You don't see it on screen, read my pinned comment, we are only counting on-screen destructions

[@genocidekhaos9775]

@@GenerationFilms You are right. I just went back and watched "Yesterday's Enterprise" again. Enterprise D was NOT destroyed onscreen. My apologies. Update: I think I just had an experience with the Mandela Effect.

[@GenerationFilms]

Ooh the Mandela effect, yeah I was talking about that with someone just the other day

[@ThatSlowTypingGuy]

8:41 You could have put up 2 destructions for the price of one in Generations because of the time loop.

[@ascelot]

enterprise was only shown destroyed once on screen, hence it only got 1 mention

[@jkleylein]

The fact that writers keep resorting to destroying the Enterprise, killing the main cast and having to save Earth or the Universe or whatever from destruction shows that they are hacks and can't tell a decent, compelling story without over-dramatic high stakes.

[@chompchompnomnom4256]

Hack into a car air filter haha

[@andrewmurray1550]

Lt Wesley Crusher? now THERE"S a quantum anomaly. 6:10

[@the60skid48]

Destroying the Enterprise is just a cheap plot device at this point for Directors with NO imagination.

[@JoeKawano]

Star Trek: Beyond has a music video? Also-in music questions: What’s the T’Pol song?

[@demonofgundams]

With regards to the Generations destruction, since they could see through Geordi's VISOR, modulating the shields wouldn't matter, as they'd see the new frequencies as fast as they changed and would continue shooting through the Enterprise's Shields...not unlike how the Equinox was able to fight Voyager when they showed up, the Equinox got the shield frequency modulations as fast as Voyager was switching them.

[@GenerationFilms]

Yeah I guess Geordi would be the one doing the modulating, and if he hadn't figured out it was him, then yeah, screwed

[@mb2000]

@@GenerationFilms In Best of Both Worlds it was Data that did the shield remodulating from the Ops console on the bridge so it wouldn’t have to be Geordi. And as long as Geordi wasn’t looking at any consoles (and he wasn’t as he was running around watching things explode in Engineering) I think they’d have been ok! Plus they should have been unloading every torpedo and phaser array they had at the Klingon ship…

[@ChuckleHead934]

Doesn't the Enterprise get destroyed twice in Generations? Well at least they show it twice so maybe it only counts as one?

[@aland7236]

That should count as two, since there was a count of four in the one episode of TNG and two in another.

[@SuperGamefreak18]

I almost thought you meant the scar on the enterprise-B but then rememebered the ribbon lol

[@GenerationFilms]

Yeah I'm not sure, you see it twice, but it may be because Picard and Kirk went back in time so it still only happened once. I am not sure

[@josephreeves9347]

Excellent video! But, question: Technically, wasn't the Enterprise destroyed twice in ST Generations?

[@chrisedmund335]

You did miss something about Generations: the whole idea of the saucer seperating and crash landing was intended to be part of the season 6 finalie but TV budgets

[@StephEWaterstram]

I guess in "Cause & Effect" it plays on the saying "Often wrong Soong".

[@wadegeorge8872]

Wasn't there another one in Star Trek Enterprise when the ship got sent back in time fighting the zendee

[@mb2000]

I think you mean the episode E2 (squared)? The future Enterprise just disappeared doing their plan against the Xindi, and was offscreen, so I don’t think that counts as the Enterprise-C was included either.

[@robertross8243]

Sigh... T'Pol... Just... Sigh... I want one.

[@joshuaoberg5144]

somebody needs to do a video of the many crimes of the enterprise crew

[@preppertrucker5736]

And why wasn’t the new São Paulo Renamed USS defiant-A?

[@paulrasmussen8953]

Budget.

[@YuunaAndCuddles]

Love how he mentioned the VISOR as a car air filter.

[@cujoedaman]

I always pictured it as one of those hair comb holder things from the 90's... I couldn't unsee it then and I can't unsee it now.

[@TornadoHound]

Would the Generations destruction only count as a half, since the saucer was returned to quasi-service years later, Frankensteined with the Syracuse drive section?

[@christopherwebb3517]

The Enterprise: The Wile E. Coyote of Starfleet.

[@Majere613]

The destruction of the Enterprise in Beyond is one of my favourites. The crew fight so hard to save that ship, well past the point where anyone would think they could. I hope things align eventually so they can take their version of the A out at last.

[@kyrusdrax2664]

???

[@timomarkson]

Oh sources could disassemble them sells from the ship they just needed a Starbase to reassemble the two parts

[@sokagofferenginar8669]

They actually referenced pretty early on that saucer separation was possible in the original series they just didn't show it

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

_"...car air filter..."_ 😄😄😄😄😄

[@will24655]

Didn't the mirror universe episode come after the tempura parasites one?

[@GenerationFilms]

Actually yeah i think it did, my bad

[@will24655]

@@GenerationFilms the mirror universe episode was in the 4th series, when they finally started writing some good episodes... Right before the show got cancelled. 😭

[@myncesackcloth8893]

I'm a fan Star Trek writer myself and in every story I write, I always destroy the Enterprise just for the fun of it.

[@Kualinar]

BOOOMMMMMMMM !!! ^15

[@zmandoug5925]

What about the destruction of the Enterprise C? In my opinion it should count

[@johnhumphrey9953]

I think number 7 was because the Dr was playing with the key to time.

[@TonyDroni70]

When I first watched this video, I thought you were David Tennant…

[@gamit697]

The enterprise-d was destroyed twice in generations... one after the captain want into the ribbon and one after he came back

[@80wolfmanrob]

What about in to darkness when it crashes on earth? Looks pretty destroyed to me lol.

[@RustyC216]

That wasn't the Enterprise it was Admiral Marcus' ship, the enterprise stopped before crashing

[@dawn1berlitz]

the destruction of the enterprise in the kelvin timeline however was destroyed by orders from a pre federation soldier gone rouge honestly seeing her being destroyed was quite sad but getting near the end of that movie is quite funny even a admiral smiles

[@LouSaydus]

Particle House ft. Le June - Heart and Stone

[@andrewmurray1550]

Yep, Time Squared and Cause and Effect = 6 destructions, a least.

[@darrellbell8913]

If you were going with the onscreen destruction of Federation ships, rather than just the Enterprise, you would have to add an additional seven. The USS Yamato, USS Saratoga, an unnamed Miranda-class, USS Defiant, USS Odyssey, and USS Voyager (x3).

[@stevenlitak2464]

There's also the USS Reliant destroyed by Khan.

[@karlsmith2570]

The difference between the TOS Enterprise being able to separate the saucer section from the rest of the ship from the way that the TNG Enterprise does the same: TOS era Enterprise had explosive bolts that had to be detonated whereas the Enterprise-D was designed to separate and reconnect as many times as they wanted

[@tkardaishou]

"instead of remodulating the shields, they come up with some ridiculous plan..." they remodulate the shields 3 times, but since Geordi is inexplicably the one rotating the shield frequencies, the Duras see it happen and can match the frequency again.

[@mb2000]

Do they? I don’t remember there being any mention at all of anyone even trying to change the shield frequencies after the first torpedo hit. Riker, Data and Worf are busy technobabbling about the Klingon ship and ionic pulses and Geordi is too busy with damage control in Engineering to be playing with the shields. In Best of Both Worlds, it was Data, at Ops on the bridge, who was the one that rotates the shield frequency anyway. This should have been the first thing they thought of though, as well as just throwing every torpedo and phaser beam they could at the Klingon ship… but ace pilot Troi turned the Enterprise away from the enemy so most of the weapons were out of their firing arcs…

[@andreraymond6860]

What about Enterprise 1701 C in 'Yesterday's Enterprise' ? And what anout Enterprise 1701 B in the opening of 'Generations' ? I can see how B wasn't entirely destroyed by the Nexus ribbon, but it did suffer catastrophic damage.

[@GenerationFilms]

Yeah gotta be totally destroyed ON SCREEN for it to count. People pointed out you do actually see the D destroyed twice in Generations, I had forgot about that

[@krane15]

Its easy to make fun of ST today, but no one could have predicted way back when it began that the lure would have endured for so long. Just imagine if it started today and writing a series that would last half a century from now. Given that, they did do a pretty good job of connecting the dots of many of the broken episodes of the past. My favorite is the appearance of the Klingons from the original series, as compared to those on TNG. Too bad the warp speed limitation was just too badly damaged to ever repair.

[@valor1omega]

Once time reset does the three Enterprises really count as it never happened? Also the galaxy X shouldn't count as it doesn't exist anymore with troy crashing into the planet thus the galaxy does not exist.

[@emootaku3142]

What about the Enterprise B in generations?

[@lelonfurr1200]

the klingon hack geordis visor after they kidnaped him from shuttle

[@briandowney988]

Yesterday's enterprise episode from TNG.

[@Rabbitrails315]

What episode of TNG is the 8th destruction from?

[@congnghequansuvn474]

Quantum and Temperal are the card you play when you want to destroy your ship without any consequences

[@zhenchiboo5660]

The enterprise just won't get a break will it?

[@masere]

It gets lots of breaks when it blows up 😊