Some of My Favorite Star Trek Scenes Part 3

[@Koshiro2k3]

I remember watching this as a lad. "Another ship is decloaking... it's the Enterprise" gave me goosebumps back then. It still does now.

[@ahsenkhan5386]

why? "A ship is A ship" ;)😉

[@chriscarranco8305]

I was so stunned and exited. Jump out of my seat!

[@paigelore]

when the future enterprise exploded near end of episode i remember shouting "nooooo! thats the cool one!" as a kid

[@Neville60001]

That scene got a big cheer at the final episode airing here in Toronto (which was in Skydome, no less!)

[@JGG1701]

@@ahsenkhan5386 Blasphemy!😉

[@TheCormTube]

In my experience of science fiction battles, having several holes blown clean through your hull does get your attention.

[@macmcleod1188]

I'm not sure where your attention is after your ship explodes however.

[@Idazmi7]

@@macmcleod1188 Everywhere.

[@billtree52]

Meanwhile on the Klingon ship: **loud explosion** "Hmm?" **looks up from Gameboy Color** "Koldak, did you hear something?"

[@pwnmeisterage]

Apparently the Federation of the future has improved their already-strong shields, developed more power engines, vastly upgraded their weaponry, and adapted cloaking technology ... but they still build their consoles out of explodium.

[@Raiown]

"Explodium" ahaha

[@Leadeshipcoach]

🤣👍

[@jonweinraub]

It’s like someone in the mid 21st century that fuses are what prevent stable warp fields. Plus as OP stated, explodium, a new element discovered as dilithium decayed after 33 milliChochranes per light year squared.

[@jimmyh6061]

man when i saw that mega phaser fire for the first time it gave me wood its glorious 😁

[@U2QuoZepplin]

And they still power their ships with dodgy warp cores that breech like they're going out of fashion or like you hit the amunition magazine of the HMS Hood to make the ship rip itself apart.

[@redwren4182]

Phasers effortless cutting through klingon ships. For many times after seeing this, I was ecstatic XD

[@TheFlyingZulu]

No joke... pierced right though their shields and hull in one hit? Gawd damn what did they do those improve those phasers....

[@sleepingbackbone7581]

@@TheFlyingZulu as much as i know it's called phaser lance. never seen again after that.

[@chriscarranco8305]

Check out the length of the barrel on the underside of the disk!

[@tgr.4550]

And then plowed through the debris field

[@jamesjarrait2231]

@@tgr.4550 probably an over powered deflector shield as well.

[@Marcsharp82]

Beverly Picard:"Geordi we need more warp power now" Pasteur Chief Engineer:"Am I a joke to you?"

[@aaronjg682]

LaForge: Yes, yes you are...

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

Ha! I hadn't thought of that!

[@animateddepression]

Yea I don't think you make Chief Engineer on a medical frigate by being amazing....

[@gedias1]

@@animateddepression It's still a starship with a warp engine.

[@petermain6791]

I love that episode, but the third nacelle suggests the following conversation: "How do we exceed warp 9?" "Did you try sticking another engine on 4head?" "Brilliant"

[@WorldPeace21]

So if you stick another engine on the bottom you should go way faster

[@STEJTHEGREATEST]

Why not just make a really big ship with ten nacelles??????

[@wesxander4329]

Gene Roddenberry had long discussed the Dreadnaught off screen. This episode made use of the 3rd nacelle design to show what it was capable of. In 1970's there was blue prints for it like the Constitution Enterprise.

[@meme9492]

@@wesxander4329 I don't know about that. Gene Roddenberry's own guidance on ship design said that nacelles must be paired and had to face each other unobstructed for the warp field. Are you sure his "Dreadnaught" is actually a canon style of ship?

[@joshuaplotkin8826]

Attacking a hospital ship and refusing their surrender . YOU HAVE NO HONOR

[@U2QuoZepplin]

Joshua Plotkin Klingon theory about honour seems to vary hugely between Klingon Warrior to Klingon Warrior and Captain or commander. I’m sure there’s a set of Klingon rules of honour similar to the Ferengi rules of acquisition. I think most Klingons need to flick through their copy and refresh their memories about quite a few of these things. Kahles would surely approve?! 👹👺👹

[@burningsodium]

The Klingons never really have much honor, despite their love of talking about it.

[@harryfetterman7678]

At least Worf didn't try to kill himself, again, for failing.

[@develynseether4426]

In war there is no greater honour than victory.

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

It doesn't seem like much of a glorious battle to brag about over blood wine and a serving of gagh and rokeg blood pie.

[@Howlrunner82]

After all the time the transport "fails" in critical moments...I fully understand McCoys and Pulaskies "I won't use the shit" mindset when it comes to this death machine

[@asvarien]

Not to mention every time you use it you die and a copy of you is created at your destination. Everyone working aboard a startship has a lifespan as long as their previous use of a transporter.

[@TommyRayzer]

McCoy's reasoning was sound. Those transporters had recently turned two officers into Jelly.

[@JimiLaPointe]

It’s funny how Kirk says he needs Bones, but Bones didn’t really do anything in that movie other than walk into the bridge a few times

[@dalleneldredge6923]

He did run the scans on the Ilea probe...

[@giga9217]

Damn it he needed him! He needed him!

[@RCaIabraro]

He kept Kirk's douchebaggery to a minimum. He was more of a personality advisor. Kirk can't really function well without Bones and Spock.

[@robertthomas5196]

I can't believe that was the best take with Shatner and Kelly.

[@AmalgmousProxy]

Warp 13. Always wondered about that. Interesting refit of the enterprise D. Loved this episode, great end to a fantastic series.

[@Nazz-b7p]

And then in Voyeger, Paris in the Delta Flyer goes beyond warp 9.99 to '10' and de-evolves because he went at infinite speed and the writers threw some more pseudo science in there. It's all over the place lol.

[@JasonAguirre]

I think they left him in the buffer longer than usual just to mess with him.

[@wolfpreist]

I loved how in that episode they talk about decommissioning the Enterprise and how Admiral Riker saved her from the breakers... Please, we've all seen DS9 and the Dominion War, Federation still had Miranda and Excelsior's in service 100 years later. No WAY they'd decommission a Galaxy that soon.

[@pwnmeisterage]

Mirandas, Excelsiors, Oberths, Constitutions, and other century-obsolete junkships. There is a point where fan service pushes the boundaries of plausibility a little too far. Imagine recommissioning old WWI ironclads, sloops, and tallships into combat today, a waste of resources no matter how much modern tech you could quickly pack onto them.

[@jamesjarrait2231]

@@pwnmeisterage as a viewer of naval history videos, I take umbrage to your reference to iron clad wwi ships. Capital ships from WWI were armored with steel.

[@pwnmeisterage]

@@jamesjarrait2231 Apologies. I meant no insult to the finest ships of the era. I meant to insult the "military minds" (film & television writers) who think putting museum ships on the front lines of warfare they were never designed for might be a good idea.

[@jamesjarrait2231]

@@pwnmeisterage my umbrage was mostly imagined. ;)

[@tigervv6437]

@@pwnmeisterage This is basically a result of budget strains during production. They had the models already so they reused them instead of making new ones. Though we do see some new designs later on in DS9 like the Akira class

[@jbbw667]

All good choices. Thank you for sharing what you liked - what everyone liked. I might have to just watch these episodes again soon.

[@April-dv2pb]

Your welcome. You should!

[@gamma12345678]

"All the Pasteur's crew is safely aboard." They seemed to forget about the cute helmswoman who was the only casualty.

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

Maybe she was beamed directly to the mortuary?

[@pwnmeisterage]

She was just a nameless Ensign redshirt, not a real person, not even a passable actress.

[@heidikickhouse-]

Casualty of Worf's ego. He killed her when he refused to obey the captains command.

[@emmettredding1]

It was a mercy killing....her acting sucked. Director or producer's daughter I'm guessing!!

[@overanDownUnder]

A cloak and warp 13? Blows my mind!

[@Anthyrion]

Alternate Time Reality. And that was before they stated, that Warp 10 is the absolute maximum speed a Ship can go

[@joshuaplotkin8826]

And a phaser lance

[@Zeakthecat]

@@Anthyrion actually that was before voyager discovered transwarp drive. my guess is in this future of riker being a admiral, he just shortens it to warp since he thinks its the same.

[@Anthyrion]

@@Zeakthecat I know. And i also know the episodes. This is why i say, that this is a alternate Time Reality :) The last Episodes of TNG were aired long before Voyager even started and the producers and scientists stated, that Warp 10 is the absolute Maximum you could make. Ok, if you make it to Warp 10, then you never have any problems to reach a destiny because you are everywhere in the universe^^

[@billyboblillybob344]

I wonder if it is the phased cloak like the Pegasus. That would be a tough toy to compete against if you were the Klingons or Romulans or anybody else really.

[@thfpt]

Damnit Picard, I wanted to see geriatric Worf and Riker trade hands.

[@LordTalax]

their hands are unremovable

[@Moose6340]

My money's on Worf.

[@martinm.1967]

Blowing up a Neg Var with a few phaser volleys is impressive!

[@ebg5062]

Bone's engineering comment couldn't be more spot on.

[@warp9p659]

The transporter room in TMP looks so dark and dreary compared to the one in TOS.

[@JGG1701]

Well you know how engineers love to change things...

[@TheBlueWaveReportDemcastUSA]

Dammit Bones Im getting the band back together

[@romulusnr]

There's 106 light years to V'Ger, we've got a full tank of dilithium, half a crew of shipmen, it's dark out, and we're wearing tunics. Hit it.

[@RCaIabraro]

They're on a mission from God

[@gedias1]

Apparently, the old eject-the-warp-core option was forgotten in the future.

[@U2QuoZepplin]

maybe it’s not possible to eject it far enough so you don’t get caught in the explosion 💥??

[@gedias1]

@@U2QuoZepplin If starships couldn't get far enough away in time, then the emergency option shouldn't exist in the first place.

[@andrewbendle7084]

That's a good point. I'm sure the writers would say that ability was damaged or that class of ship wasn't designed with a core ejection sequence, but it was just a sloppy way to set up the scene on the bridge.

[@gedias1]

​@Disney Princess of Mars I would think that Starfleet has this safety feature built into all of its' ships, since a breach will destroy ship and crew.

[@andrewbendle7084]

Disney Princess of Mars actually, the vessel did have an ejection option. And in fact they explained why they wouldn't be able to eject the warp core when older Picard boarded the ship. An ion storm or something damaged the magnetic restrictions and they were seized. So no, it wasn't sloppy writing at all. That was actually one of the best three part episodes of generations ever.

[@Moose6340]

Ah, Scotty. You were always the smoothest operator this side of James T. Kirk.

[@JBSauce]

Although the new warp scale 13 is a little confusing given the old Warp 10 rules, I'll accept that the upgraded Enterprise-D's third warp nacelle allows it to go extra fast.

[@MGower4465]

The third engine top center on a Constitution hull was on the ST TOS blueprints as a Dreadnought. More power for more, stronger weapons and shielding. Probably why this Enterprise is so readily able to "get the attention" of the Klingons, more punch in the phasers. Handy when you're knocking on Klingon doors.

[@itchyisvegeta]

2:13 - It just hit me. That's the same Klingon ship that later appeared as the new flagship for the Klingon Empire when fighting the Dominion.

[@acoote1701]

Yep, Negh'Var class. The Mirror universe versions seen in DS9 were larger then the Prime universe versions.

[@_BLACKSTAR_]

"Stand by, I'll see if I can punch a few holes in the Klingon ships to get their attention" There fixed it for you 😆

[@GalapagosPete]

“All the _Pasteur’s_ crew are safely on board, Admiral…even the dead one. OK, maybe not all _safely_ on board.”

[@crackerjack6075]

True. But Writers are making the point, even after Pasteur's shields are destroyed and Warf uses their own language to surrender, Klingons continue their attack. The Writers perfectly setup that only Riker's Enterprise saves the core TNG bridge crew from the surety of destruction in the last episode. It's good stuff

[@burtonpierre417]

Got to say Carl Erban did his research on Bones mannerisms!

[@philbertchow5425]

Burton Pierre ugh. “Karl Urban.”

[@deanfawcett2085]

Too bad they didn't research HOW TO WRITE GOOD SCRIPTS

[@andytay5507]

yes, he did great

[@geraldn.6871]

I remember being a Trekkie . These old shows are great

[@JGG1701]

Once a Trekkie, always a Trekkie. Kurtzman Era optional.

[@Sisko03]

Did the Helm's officer really need to be told to move away from an exploding ship? 5:12

[@bamahama707]

Orders, orders, orders...

[@margotrosendorn6371]

They'd know to do it but they might need more precise info on where and how. Anyone who's played a round through the Artemis bridge simulator can tell you it's a bit more complicated than "turn left and hit the gas!"

[@josephamendolea3431]

"I'll see if I can get their attention" *proceeds to totally shred a Negh'Var* If that's how he draws fire I wonder what he does when aiming to actually destroy an enemy :P

[@ZantherStone]

Scotty should be having flashbacks to the last time he was on the Enterprise . . . B

[@MrMoorkey]

Has anyone noticed they used the All Good Things comm badges in Picard?

[@andytay5507]

yep. intentionally.

[@dalleneldredge6923]

I have never heard "Our warp core is damaged. There's a breach in progress." in a more nonchalant way.

[@pwnmeisterage]

He was always the worst actor on the main cast. Although, to be fair, they didn't give him a lot of engineer-saves-the-day spotlight episodes. If anything, they gave him more engineer-got-his-visor-hacked-and-is-causing-problems episodes. Mostly, he was just on screen to make Data look good.

[@animateddepression]

Will, the synthetics are going to bomb Mars! Romulus is going to be wiped out! You have to listen to me! Crazy old man gets hyposprayed by Crusher.

[@andytay5507]

ooo-wee! Comment of the year! You may now Drop The Mic!

[@daevydjae]

Still love watching the Enterprise destroy the shizznit out of the Klingons. Riker should have blown up both. They wouldn't be back after that.

[@judgedredd2039]

Damn it Bones I need you.... Badly..... Damn it Kirk buy him dinner first.

[@Kalenz1234]

4:03 holy shit did I see that right? That's a phaser CANNON. No puny phaser bank or emitter. Just one giant cannon that's bigger than the defiant class. I mean how long is that thing? 150m?

[@JackMacLupus]

If i remember right, this weapon is actually called "Particle Lance" and by the looks of it, it works like a lance. XD

[@davecrupel2817]

Boy that sucker must draw a LOT of power. Especially if it's multi-frequency!

[@TheCormTube]

From what we can see, it feels like the first shot from it completely collapsed the Klingon cruisers shields (like the borg cutting beam on the Excelsior at Wolf 359) and then after that it's slicing time.

[@TheCormTube]

@@davecrupel2817 Extra power generator where the Captain's Yacht used to me? I mean it's not like they could launch it now.....

[@NorybDrol82]

I just want to see this canon fire on a Borg ship.

[@emdee7744]

Good choices. These are great clips.

[@jeffreyrizzo785]

Great compilation

[@tallguy779]

0:29 man, Bones looks pretty good with a beard.

[@alvinreasbyjr.9845]

Yes sir these are the greatest scenes !!!!!

[@christopherthrawn1333]

Thanks for this. God I miss real stories.

[@LorenHelgeson]

0:30 - good to see you, Bones. You shoulda been here for the last two guys they had when I was down here. Whew! All the more reason for MCoy to insist on taking shuttles.

[@justinep3675]

Excellent

[@MatthewBluefox]

2:10 - The first appearance of the Negh'Var class. :)

[@scottewing2031]

One of the best shows ever. Humanity learns to ditch war and usury - and then explores space.

[@fridayray8891]

nice compilation

[@HarPlayer]

GREAT ACTING!!!!!😀😊😊😀😊!!!!!! WHERE DO I START?? THE HAND SHAKE !!!! 1ST THERE'S SO MUCH!!!!😀😀😊😊😄

[@redwren4182]

By the way, is it still classed as 'getting their attention' if the klingons don't have a clue what hit them and are dead upon first impact?

[@andytay5507]

kinda gives new meaning to the phrase 'first contact', eh?😉

[@charzanboo9940]

At least the Federation int the future had enough sense to start using cloaks and beef up their weapons...

[@XRichardUptonPickman]

Well it isnt that they cant use it. They were not allowed. The defiant was an excpetion so either they have a changed arrengement now or its not in effect at that time (in that timeline).

[@charzanboo9940]

@@XRichardUptonPickman No, it's because Gene Roddenberry didn't want the Federation to hide like cowards and tried to rationalize it with the Treaty of Algernon. The rationale, however, is stupid, like the US not having any nukes but Russia can. It would've only made sense if the Romulans were stronger and not expansionary.

[@matthewbrune5490]

Considering that the Cloak-Related Treaty prolly broke down or something, that’s prolly the reason

[@Elandil5]

In this timeline the Klingon Empire conquered the Romulan Star Empire so the Treaty of Algeron is no longer in effect, the Klingon's also became a lot more aggressive. You can see that here where 2 Negh'Var warships (largest class of starship known to operate in the Klingon Empire) engage a medical ship.

[@develynseether4426]

@@Elandil5 Klingons are more aggressive granted so I doubt the Negh'Var is the largest class by this date in this future. Especially not if a refitted Galaxy can punch holes in them so easily.

[@Pondimus_Maximus]

Later in the episode, Beverly was very nonchalant about having just lost her ship and her helmsman!

[@gamma12345678]

Indeed. A shame the way the ensign was treated when earlier in the episode, Beverly seemed very personable to her - smiling and even calling her by her first name.

[@sangkang6294]

Warp 13? LOL Why not go Ludicrous speed!

[@PTO1138]

Is that woman standing next to kirk in the transporter room janice?

[@TrollDecker]

Yep.

[@develynseether4426]

She later became Sulu Communications Officer on the Excelsior.

[@carlbruschnigjr1757]

@@develynseether4426 No, she was the exec, the comm officer was played by Christian Slater.

[@develynseether4426]

@@carlbruschnigjr1757 Even if you go based on non-canon she was only first officer early 2290, Valtane was actually exec officer. She was chief comms, Christian Slater was night comms (that's canon cause it's in the novelisation of the film).

[@carlbruschnigjr1757]

@@develynseether4426 She was exec in an episode on Voyager, same uniform as the movie.

[@cytorakdemon]

Can't not hear "Stayin' Alive" by the Bee Gees every time I see disco daddy Bones beam onto the Enterprise.

[@yeldarbarrow3172]

Now I just mentally pictured the Ilia probe dancing "the robot" and singing to Decker "ahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh put it inside, put it inside...."

[@unaginobori]

まさか数十年後、ピカードでこのメンバーが揃う事があるとは😊

[@RedEyed2012]

We have seen an impulse engine overload and explode. We have seen a warp core blow. Have we ever seen the anti-matter in both nacelles detonate or is that all in the warp cores?

[@Ryan_Christopher]

The nacelles carry warp plasma, not anti-matter. The anti-matter are reacted in the warp cores, not carried up to the nacelles.

[@TommyRayzer]

That Phaser lance is a fantastic and powerful weapon. But against an agile and maneuverable ship they must be a nightmare to aim, considering that it only fires forward.

[@2097Pyros]

True, you're not likely to hit something like the Defiant with it, but a bigger cruiser or battleship? The Phaser Lance is basically there to target bigger things and make them not there anymore.

[@drewwalbeck6006]

Why did they always say "sir" when talking to a female officer in Star Trek? I was in the Army for 7 years and we definitely always addressed female officers as "ma'am"

[@TheFlyingZulu]

I'm former military as well... so, I'm guessing in the Trek universe, they decided to just call officers "Sir" as the term of respect for said officers so there is no confusion or awkwardness from calling a Sir a Ma'am or vice versa. The Romulans did this as well in one episode.

[@stevehodgkins8801]

It was in respect to the rank and authority regardless of gender. Star Trek evolved.

[@edinfific2576]

@@stevehodgkins8801 Or, more like Star Trek writers didn't update themselves on the newest rules in the army and thought they still applied in the future.

[@thetooginator153]

I wouldn’t be surprised if the writers decided “sir” would work if the officer had a gender we don’t have - or no gender at all.

[@TheFlyingZulu]

@@thetooginator153 Oh yea good point... some non-human officers may not even have a gender. I never thought of that.

[@davidford85]

3:49 A lot of people rag on the Enterprise D refit, but I've always rather liked it. My only real issue with the design is the same as my main issue with the Galaxy class in the first place: the saucer is too wide relative to the ship for my tastes. Apart from that I think she's a gorgeous ship, and I love the idea that Riker keep her in service. I know of lot of the complaints about the ship are due to the third nacelle, but from an aesthetic point I feel it really works. Actually in general I do like a lot of the tri and quad-nacelle ships from Star Trek, they just look really good. I am aware that a lot of the issues people have with additional nacelles are due to the original idea that the ships should only have two nacelles at all times, but I feel you can still have two being the norm and justify more or less nacelles. Just like in real life you have a balance between efficiency and redundancy. Generally speaking, less generators= more efficiency/lower redundancy, more generators = less efficiency/more redundancy. Basically if you go from one generator to two, you double your redundancy but you also double your chances of a failure, but if you do have a failure you've still got power. Each additional generator after that will continue to increase both redundancy and the chance of breakdown, to the point where you are almost guarantied to have an engine down. Now add in the fact that each generator has to be synchronised which all the others, plus all the extra work each generator would cause, you very quickly head towards the idea of two being the best of both worlds. So in Star Trek my personal cannon suggests that the Federation in particular would try to stick to two nacelles whenever possible, but might use three or four if necessary. Reasons for them doing so could include: Greater redundancy, especially in a ship expected to take a lot of battle damage or an ultra deep range vessel. Technological limits, for example; at the time they don't have a more powerful nacelle available, so the only way to generate a stronger warp field is to use more. 'Cheap' upgrades as the class is slowly replaced; as they decommission vessels the various components could be used to not only keep the other vessels of that class going, but also to give them a bit of an upgrade on the cheap. This is probably what Riker did with the Enterprise, add a third nacelle from a decommissioned sister ship, perhaps the warp core as well and probably several of the weapon systems too. Apart from the Spinal Lance and the time taken to do the upgrades, he probably managed to upgrade the ship very cheaply. The downside to the extra nacelle(s) is extra maintenance, extra breakdown & greater complexity when configuring/balancing the warp field. Alternatively there might be occasions when you'd only have a single nacelle, perhaps in wartime, when you need to build a large amount of ships quickly, but don't necessarily need a huge amount of range or redundancy. Since I should imagine a nacelle is a very expensive and time consuming component of a vessel, perhaps even as much as 10-15% of the vessel, cutting one out would dramatically decrease your construction costs and times, while at the same time you could reasonably easily add a second Nacelle if needed later, at least with Federation designs. TLDR: Enterprise D Refit/Dreadnought & other Dreadnoughts = Cool. And it works, because of reasons.

[@JohnnyZenith]

It's my favourite ship.

[@andytay5507]

not true, more nacelles operating at same efficiency leads to SAME number of breakdowns per engine.

[@SpikeXtreme]

All good things had a few scenes simular to the last episode of Picard Season 1

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

I would have liked a modified Galaxy class than the Zheng He in the Picard season 1 finale

[@yeldarbarrow3172]

And that ghastly cut-n-paste far as the eyes can see armada. 🥴

[@Horkruxx]

Riker: Set a course for federation space, Warp 13! WHAT? If I remember correctly Tom Parris reached Warp 10 and that means to be every where at the same time. (unlimited speed) So what is Warp 13 than? :D Holy shit Riker for the win!!

[@andytay5507]

this was before that Voyager episode.

[@joshmiller7870]

The real question for all those with OCD... On the refitted Enterprise with three nacelles... the "middle-top" nacelle... you know they probably took it from another Enterprise model... do you think its a left or a right one?

[@vithalbhaipatel1013]

Good show.

[@chialeux514]

Another ensign dead because power overflows from the shield! Whatever is the use of knowing about warp speed, defector shields, phasers, photon torpedoes, neutrino inverters and tons of sciency crap if you can't even remember to build surge protectors on your bridge workstations !

[@novacolonel5287]

It felt counter-immersive all the time that all opponents had to continously shoot at the federation ships for almost minutes before anyone decided to raise shield, take evasive action or fire back. They would just sit there, taking hits, not reacting. Who would do that?

[@reelsoffortuneslotsplay4267]

Funny that in this timeline and in the other... Picard got rescued by Riker.....

[@ianslee8968]

Awesome

[@Ephisus]

Warp 13. Cut to everyone turning into a slug.

[@sunnybecky81]

Warp 13 WTF???? 🙄🤔😂😂😂😂

[@3rebornxd]

We all saw what happens in Voyager when a ships attempts warp 10...

[@TheStrmcliffae46]

why is any object we don't understand always called a thing? I love that

[@bayuthubaybss1666]

Good luck Profesor

[@TheBlueWaveReportDemcastUSA]

warp 13? great continuity going into voyager

[@epiendless1128]

I blame the 3rd nacelle.

[@internationalvibe]

They retconned this by saying the warp scale was updated so that warp 10 was infinite velocity. Hence, warp speeds of TOS days =/= warp speeds of VOY days.

[@daevydjae]

TOS also had over warp 10 in one of the episodes. Not consistent at all.

[@rekrn12345]

@@daevydjae They updated the warp scale since tos. Their warp 6 is like TNG warp 1. In Voyager and beyond it was changed to an exponential scale where 10 is infinity. Every time they add a .1 to the end of 9 they double in speed.

[@U2QuoZepplin]

The cliche "peemission.to come aboard," I don't think I've ever seen anyone respond with the phrase "permission DENIED ." That would create an interesting situation.

[@neutrino78x]

not on Star Trek but it does happen. As Petty Officer of the Deck -- the armed enlisted guard topside on a submarine while in port -- I denied permission a few times. It normally means they have to wait for escort (don't have clearance/need to know since our missions are classified). One time in The Offcrew Office Building, I was between boats, transferring to the USS Asheville SSN-758 from the USS Florida SSBN-728, when an NCIS guy tried to get past me. You have to have the right badge (with a photo on it) showing you have clearance to enter the building and he did not, as he was just NCIS, not a submariner. I told him to wait for escort and he boldly walked past. I got in his face and said "let's try this again. We're on the same side but I am willing to die before letting someone get past me. WAIT for escort." He waited for escort. lol. I guess he was used to people standing watches like that who hadn't been underway (the Army calls it being deployed) yet. But I had served oboard submarines for about 3 years at that point and knew the score and he wasn't getting by me. Even though it was unarmed watch and as an NCIS man I imagine he had a gun. But the Master at Arms was just down the hall and they have shit tons of rifles, able to deploy at a moment's notice, and of course the US Marines do security for "upper base" in general. lol. btw officers who are assigned to the boat normally say "I have permission to come aboard"....I used to say that to the POOD when somebody else was standing that watch, just to fuck him up lol, since I was enlisted.

[@davidfitzpatrick9771]

I love it.

[@gedias1]

I wonder how crazy things are for Beverley to carry a hypospray tranquilizer on her.

[@margotrosendorn6371]

Lol did they beam him right out of Woodstock? Bones has sure let himself go in a hurry

[@andytay5507]

actually 10 years later in real life.

[@vithalbhaipatel1013]

Well show.

[@RCaIabraro]

Those badge-coms look familiar....

[@tomf3150]

Triple warp nacelles ? They have a spare just in case ?

[@joshuaplotkin8826]

Bigger warp core to provide power to the phaser lance, cloak, and warp 13 capable engines

[@U2QuoZepplin]

Tom F Absolutely not. It’s purely just coz it looks cool 😎!!! 😁😁😆

[@aikrichter5403]

@Jim Barrows Warp Nacelles don't provide Power,they are using the Power,when provided. And the answer to the original Question is of course,3 Nacelles allow a more complex Warpfield geometry. For some Warp 13 Stuff invented int he Future. (maybe kosinsky comes through at the end?)

[@pwnmeisterage]

I guess I'll stick another pair of wheels on my car, that'll make it go faster ...

[@BIGGIEDEVIL]

Enterprise has to be the strongest ship I've ever seen can blow holes clean through a Klingon battle cruiser? Damn never seen that ever

[@arielfetters5662]

Well, look at the size of it. A normal phaser's like the size of a car. That sucker's literally the size of 3 city busses.

[@trazyntheinfinite9895]

but who shot the pasteur if the klingons only decloacked AFTER the ship was hit?

[@daevydjae]

Bad editing. The episode also claimed that three tachyon pulses with the same signature caused the rupture to occur, but it was the Pasteur which sent the third pulse not the Enterprise. Oops.

[@bigphizza2819]

You would have to be monumentally unlucky to be on the bog when an emergency beam out was carried out

[@margotrosendorn6371]

What, did Bones beam up straight out of Woodstock or Berkeley?

[@BeckiMuttley]

Third nacelle enterprise is my favourite enterprise

[@thehandoftheking3314]

So the Neg'vah is just an "attack cruiser" now....

[@blackbelt2000]

oh man, they left the dead one behind :(

[@nicolasadileonardo]

Wait a minute. Data used a contraction! “It’s the enterprise”

[@dorarebelo673]

I woke up with this movie in mind - Lost Horizon. Do you remember it? What a sensation it was. I was 12 years old and the Shangrila idea was out of this world. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2mph3uFf9CiasU - Lost Horizon 1973 - The World Is A Circle - Liv Ullman - Bobby Van Oh my! This opening theme gives me goosebumps as I remember being in the movie theater watching it. The memory is so vivid! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKW8l4Z3mKqshNU - Lost Horizon (1973) Opening Theme Our children's and grandchildren's generations DO NOT DESERVE to have their dreams killed.

[@dorarebelo673]

I NEED YOU TOO BABY! BAAAAAAADLY!! :)

[@simonwillis1529]

DAMN IT BONES I need you

[@steverobertson1729]

Data said "three one OH" 😂 instead of three one ZERO. Script error? Or is it the emotions chip or something🤔 Probably the chip, since he also used contractions "IT'S the Enterprise" "THEY'RE hailing us"

[@asvarien]

Medical ship or not, you don't put a doctor in command, captains command and doctors work in sickbay.

[@Anthyrion]

Kirk: "I need you, Bones. Badly." And Bones never had a real impact on the Story^^

[@U2QuoZepplin]

Anthyrion I suppose a clever script writer would have made something out of that so that Bones’🦴 presence perhaps managed to save Lieutenant Ileeah or was somehow crucial to interpreting what V-Ger was all about?

[@Anthyrion]

@@U2QuoZepplin Yes, maybe. But in the movie, he was less than a side character. The only time, he really had something to do, was, when they rescued Spock and Bones examed him if he has medical needs

[@daevydjae]

I watched it again recently and I don't know how many times Bones came onto the bridge, may or may not have said something, then left. Whaaaaa?? It's why TMP was the worst until ST V came along. Oh and the merging of two people in the transporter was just wrong. "What came back didn't live long, fortunately." 😲

[@Anthyrion]

@@daevydjae Yeah, they could've changed Bone's Role with another actor who played the first medical Officer and it wouldn't made a different

[@punothebear]

Kirk needed Bones for the moral support of his old friend.

[@bruceappleby6222]

im guessing that the Galaxy Class Drednout never exsisted in the Discovery contanuaty

[@pwnmeisterage]

Discovery is already not continuity.

[@hybrid5568]

Funny how jonathon frakes and patrick stewart played old men then picard happens and their 2 old geezers cooking pizza talking bout old times lol

[@dantriad328]

data says three one oh. wouldnt he say three one zero instead of oh?

[@soldierski1669]

Apparently they grabbed Bones from his Retirement Pimp job.

[@asvarien]

Why is McCoy dressed like he just came from the disco?