USS Stargazer Retrospective

[@xenniealchayliss2489]

THERE ARR FOUR WARP NACELLS

[@akstong]

Arrrrrrr! Ye got dat right matey! Arrr and shiver me timbers!

[@sulphurous2656]

Kek

[@RobsonRoverRepair]

Quality reference

[@blinkenschnaag777]

You arr rightt matey! Four warp nacelles and no Michelles 🤣

[@legothoron1]

there are five

[@FunnCubes]

it's a Prostitution-class ship. Captain Riker is hailing us.

[@Chalor.]

Oh my god..that was fucking great! They should've commissioned a Statutory-class for Kirk.

[@Chalor.]

Pimpin' ain't easy

[@johnpatz8395]

Oh come on, Riker don't pay for nothing!

[@andrewhawes3134]

Riker's going to slave 20 of his bilateral kelilacterils into its primary Heisenfram terminal. He's going to blow up its entire firomantel drive.

[@TheLetterTen]

I'll be in the holodeck.

[@ValeYard13]

Remember when the Ferengi were supposed to be the new Klingons lol. Picard should’ve just offered them gold-pressed latinum - The Picard Transaction.

[@annasloan2349]

...haha hencr forth i will always call this episode the picard transaction

[@harrisonthorburn9096]

I really want to see Captain Picard to pull out a small 24th century checkbook or some sort of Federation Credit Card to complete that transaction.

[@KingofStrawberries]

I think that was why they attacked, actually. Bok's son, I think his name was Flax, discovered that the Federation didn't use currency after the USS Stargazer happened upon them as they were both conducting a survey of the location (it had a large deposit of dilithium, hence the Ferengi interest). He thought the Federation was insane because of it and proceeded to attack the USS Stargazer. The book also explains why the Ferengi were considered so dangerous in the early days: the Grand Nagus also thought the lack of currency was a sign of insanity and actively built up the military strength and had rumours spread deliberately to put themselves into a stronger position once the Federation made full contact.

[@jimskywaker4345]

@@KingofStrawberries that is quite the interesting take, i like it

[@christinacody5845]

@@KingofStrawberries so basically it's a type of....capitalist fundamentalism? Maybe??

[@Thermool]

“For you, it was the Battle of Maxia. But for me, it was Tuesday.”

[@JEDAI501ST]

It was Tuesday. Now tea and cookies anyone?

[@-Joyfull]

@@JEDAI501ST I'm munching on cookies now. It's a Friday night.

[@JEDAI501ST]

@@-Joyfull with earl grey tea?!

[@maxwaller2055]

@@-Joyfull - ¡5:25 PM Pacific Daylight Savings Time on Saturday, 3 August 2019!

[@peteanderson2533]

"Whistling on a Tuesday, Jester"

[@drchaos619]

The Stargazer is the Chicago deep dish pizza of Starships.

[@DavBotsArcade]

I love how you point out the rocks... Every time. Even as a kid I would scratch my head at that. Why doesn't Eaglemoss make replicas?

[@DrewLSsix]

Replicas? Of the rocks?

[@f1matt]

They should

[@cydonianman]

Pop Rocks. Like the pop rocks candy that explode in your mouth. They pop out of exploding consoles and control panels.

[@JohnVance]

I would 100% buy tiny replica Star Trek Bridge Rocks (TM).

[@OuttaMyMind911]

I think that will be my new online business: starship damage rocks, and tribbles.

[@kevinseanpook9984]

Can I say this video.....ROCKS!

[@johnbockelie3899]

The Stargazer, when starfleet engineers scraped the ship design barrel for ugly ideas. " yes, No. 1, my old command, Stargazer, we used to call her ...... old deep dish ".

[@hamhockbeans]

@@johnbockelie3899 Deep Dish class

[@andrewskinner-demps2637]

The humor is so perfect. I can't get enough. Am I the only one who wants a Stargazer prequel show at some point? (Of course only if they can find an actor good enough to play a younger Picard, as hard as that may be)

[@DrewLSsix]

We’ve had like three young Picards! All were pretty good too.

[@andrewhawes3134]

They can just deep fake his face on. Or build an android. What if the first real androids were replicas of the TNG cast?

[@chrisc1140]

James McAvoy has *technically* already played a younger Patrick Stewart as Professor X, so I would vote him!

[@singletona082]

@@chrisc1140 He's done a damned fine job of it so ya.

[@blinkenschnaag777]

@@chrisc1140 yeah, McAvoy could do the job. Bring it on

[@g0nkdroid]

Your videos are more informative and better structured than the entire star wars sequel trilogy

[@Tony-dh7mz]

True

[@thurin84]

or std

[@paladinboyd1228]

milcoll73, Or Picard.

[@0tf850]

Science fiction needs nerds to work.

[@Space_Maniac]

*"Prostitution Class Ship"* Sounds Fun !

[@HauntedXXXPancake]

NCC 7100 DD :P

[@duramirez]

lmfao xD

[@tedwojtasik8781]

I would board that ship

[@duramirez]

@@HauntedXXXPancake NCC 6969 :-P

[@dragonsword7370]

Sounds like that first boat of female prisoners sent to Australia to join the other men. On the way they started making money by whoring the boat out and... by disembarking at Australia they were halfway pregnant already.

[@earth2bob]

This is a good morning. I have my coffee, I have my toast with REAL BUTTER. I have a new Junkball. Life is good.

[@unofficial_ai]

Sounds wonderful.

[@Tony-dh7mz]

I can’t believe it’s better...

[@SovsBorg]

Agreed

[@pottierkurt1702]

Real butter and real cheese.. Something most Americans never get to eat 🧀😉

[@Ottophil]

Savage Historian we have real cheese, American cheese

[@Levi-Willis]

I have an idea on the "rocks". Maybe the bridge is well insulated with something like glass foam insulation and when they receive damage it breaks apart into rock like chunks. Need that insulation for when you lose life support. Would prolong the crew for a while before freezing to death. Just a thought, look it up.

[@allmightyweakling4167]

If you look back to TOS episode the Balance of terror there is a scene when they explain what plasma does to whatever metal is used in ship construction. Those "rocks" are probably pieces of metal, melted bcz of plasma conduits overloading.

[@SamanthaIreneYTube]

That kind of stuff never bothered me. Don’t know if that’s the popular opinion or unpopular one.

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

that's not rocks... that's whatever plastic they use to make the layer that covers the bulkheads. that carpet they step on, on the bridge? probably that stuff underneath it. those metal strips running around the outer rim of the bridge of the E? that stuff in between them. the roof panels? that's not wood, that's probably that stuff.

[@rexremedy1733]

What you mean is ablative armour... that’s a thing. Maybe for, wait for it... Junkball? Maybe junkball should make a video about ablative armour that turns into balls of junk on impact on the bridge. And yes. I am a genius. Just a very dumb one.

[@beepthemeep12]

Literally got an ad for star trek timelines that showcased a constellation class for this vid

[@joshuacalkins]

twenty one cries for help Hard to believe that anyone who wants lots of explosive ship combat would recognize the class. The old fans that know of the Stargazer probably aren’t looking for freemium combat games. Never tried it, myself.

[@jaredloveless]

the algorythm is strong with this one

[@IDK_Mr.M]

The original little yellow model on set was a store bought model put together by Gene Roddenberrys son.

[@IDK_Mr.M]

I forget what documentary I was watching when Gene Jr. Was talking about it.

[@DrewLSsix]

Mr. Aldrich That was actually the silver Constitution style ship also mentioned in this episode. It showed up in several other places and is a distinct variant, with nacelles mounted sideways and with dark panels across the edge of the saucer. Possibly shuttle/cargo bays like the Stargazer had.

[@TheGamingSyndrom]

How could he put together a model of a ship not introduced yet

[@DrewLSsix]

The_Gaming_Syndrom Well technically the silver ship was both store bought AND a type that didn’t yet exist. Kitbashing you know.

[@starsiegeplayer]

The video provides the correct information on who kitbashed the original.

[@Shane-Singleton]

Great little history of a neat little ship. I always liked the way the Constellation class looked. "We are forced to abandon our starship. May she find her way without us."

[@Carnyx72]

I love the design of the Constellation Class, I think it's probably my favourite in the whole series.

[@tburrows357]

I always felt like the the Stargazer / Constellation class ships were originally built as heavy cruisers with redundant back up systems for optimal combat survival. We know 4 warp nacelles didn’t make any ship faster then two. But if damage taken you can guarantee you could still have warp capability. As well with on the star gazer as you pointed out it had the same impulse drives just turned sideways and there was two. As well as two forward torpedo launchers. In all honesty this was a ship designed for combat and survivability. Of course like most military projects just because of all the redundancy in systems would have made it a resource heavy and costly ship to produce. So not surprised starfleet would have gone back to ships with only 2 warp nacelles. Came down to quantity over quality. Anyways just my two sense. Still one of my favourite ships in cannon though.

[@samdog8087]

Older the ship, more warp coils needed.

[@jamesgrey3368]

than*

[@b-chroniumproductions3177]

Starfleet also built other 4 nacelle designs, most notably the Cheyenne and Prometheus classes.

[@blinkenschnaag777]

It's a combat ship for sure. They made efficient ones in the future, like: The Defiant

[@Plush.Hunter]

I always felt like the Stargazer looked mighty impressive. More ships like this and maybe the Romulans wouldn't have dared to mess with Starfleet.

[@3Rayfire]

Frankly they don't mess with Starfleet that much. If the numbers are ever even, the Romulans are heading home without a fight.

[@rexremedy1733]

Yeah. It’s a big one. And the warp gondolas are thicker. Thicker and girthier. Also the saucer section is thicker and bigger. It’s all big and girthy. Also the shuttle bay is a much bigger cavernous opening. It’s a huge orifice. For incoming ships. I am only describing the design of the ship... Nothing else.

[@3Rayfire]

@@rexremedy1733 Riiight.

[@rexremedy1733]

3Rayfire hahahahaha

[@alexxbaudwhyn7572]

Yep. Beefy saucer makes more sense with added decks and hangars

[@pottierkurt1702]

Your naration is much more relaxed than Daniel from spacedock. Keep up the good work. Don't ever start jump cut editing the vocals.

[@Tony-dh7mz]

Daniel has an arrogant-I know-this-sh!t-better-than-you sound, Which he is often wrong

[@ThanatoselNyx]

I find that that observation is usually projection.

[@pottierkurt1702]

@@ThanatoselNyx no it isn't

[@ThreadBomb]

Does anyone else watch the 'TriAngulum Audio Studios' Trek videos? He covers different things, but I like his Trek Talk series.

[@huggiesunrise]

I cannot express the joy I feel when I see one of these videos pop up in my feed.

[@JunkBallMedia]

I'm honored and glad you enjoy them... weirdo.

[@Tony-dh7mz]

Not weird, they are classy

[@huggiesunrise]

@@JunkBallMedia EEEEEEEEEEE !!!

[@psal8715]

I like the Constellation class, it's quite intimidating in my opinion.

[@Scioneer]

It has always looked like its a tough old ship to me.

[@pepperVenge]

Man, you're channel is the only Star Trek channel on KZbin that I like. You pay close attention to a lot of details, more then I ever have. You get things right so you do your homework, you think things through logically, and you keep logical and calm when replying to comments.

[@100dampf]

Fictional history of the stargazer? You want to tell me that star trek isn't real?

[@axenledgie1423]

Man, those Eugenics Wars 30 years ago sure hit us hard.

[@FLJuJitsu]

We all know Star Trek is a factual documentary.

[@joshuacalkins]

axenledgie the sovereign one Yes, 1996 is a year none of us will ever forget. Glad they caught those freaks.

[@zazaranger5]

WAIT IT"S NOT!!!,,,, HOLY SHIT!

[@jimdigitalvideo]

That Khan Noonien Singh was a real terror back in the 90s! Then he just disappeared!

[@smeagollumartin]

These vids are a blessing to my feed, I live for the funky music and comedically presented lore!

[@JunkBallMedia]

The fact that anyone can tolerate my bloated videos is a blessing to me. Thank you.

[@CoinOpTV]

is there an Eaglemoss model for the Stargazer?

[@JunkBallMedia]

There is. I shot some b-roll video of the Eaglemoss mode thinking I’d use it in this video, but since TNG is in HD I didn’t. It’s fairly nice.

[@pepperVenge]

I got it, and was very disapointed. The Saucer is Flatter then it should be. Its as flat as if it was a Constitution class saucer.. but the Contellation class saucer is very thick.. like 3 times a s thick.. Other then that, it wasn't bad.

[@cbbnarchives2675]

Yes

[@HarleyQuinn-ol8ex]

@@pepperVenge I like to imagine the stargazer is two Constitutions stacked with the nacelles swapped.

[@meleecritical]

@@HarleyQuinn-ol8ex Apt

[@mdurwin]

Having Picard captain a Constitution-class ship would have been amazing. What a great callback it would have been if that Connie-class had been the USS New Jersey, the only remaining Constitution-class in the Picard era.

[@jonfeist1400]

I love Star Trek, how did I not notice the rocks!? I guess I was distracted by the exploding consoles. I’m always like don’t they have fuse boxes in the future?

[@joelellis7035]

power is transferred in the form of plasma (hence, plasma conduits). Makes things nice and explodey when ships get damaged in battles. Nice forward-thinking, advanced design.

[@999benhonda]

Can you imagine in Star Trek Picard, he stole the Stargazer out of some mothball fleet? That would be pretty cool.

[@HauntedXXXPancake]

But would he start crying about, how he was an evil cis, hu-white, male Colonizer for not letting the misunderstood Ferenghi of color blow him up ?

[@sentryzero]

Thanks. Alway look forward to a new Junkball.

[@Kokuyous3ki]

That's an actually good looking ship. Much more spaceready than the usual enterprise ships. No ridiculously long necks, even for the gondolas.

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

The Constellation also added five single phasers on the dorsal saucer where the elevators are on the Constitution class. That gives her five extra phasers, four torpedo launches, four nacelles and two impulse engines - she's an absolute beast!

[@oldtimefarmboy617]

Rocks! Today there is a type of insulation sometimes called rock wool insulation. It is highly efficient, fire proof and made of rock mineral the same way they make fiberglass insulation. It comes in stiff batts that can cut to fit but can not be bent much. Considering the cold of space and the high energy surges that happen when energy weapons get through the shields and contact the ship, Star Fleet most assuredly uses something similar. Not only would it help prevent and control the spread of fire it would probably act like a ablative armor for the interior by requiring an explosive energy discharge to break through the insulation before being released into the compartment.

[@bobjordan69]

NEW JUNKBALL TRANSMISSION = TOIIIIIIIGHT! ❤️

[@rafaelsays175]

It's Junkball, baby! Junkball!

[@Tony-dh7mz]

I KNOW, RIGHT!!!

[@Stabby__]

Man, the USS Stargazer model is one of my favorites, it's fantastic.

[@Anacronian]

"Bartender!! I would like a Stargazer on the rocks!!"

[@JackyTheNerd]

I like how you get into the details about set design. I can imagine crew and producers scrambling and cobbling together different sets from whatever materials they could use to make this one generic room look different from week to week. It's basically kitbashing sets.

[@rexremedy1733]

I found a ball of junk under my sofa. And then it reminded me to watch these videos again. Because of junkball... did you get it? Junkball... just Genius!

[@deadNightwatchman]

Star Trek: Rise of Stargazer! I'd totally watch that! (Unlike a certain similarly titled movie...)

[@Sarahjanam]

I just had a junkball marathon on Sunday. Perfect timing for a new vid.

[@JunkBallMedia]

You my friend are a weirdo. I love it. Thanks for watching.

[@dougc190]

That's one of my favorite episodes and I never put together that she warped like the movie series

[@jamesgoss1860]

The silver Constitution class model in Picard's ready room was there because the effects team were using the yellow Constellation set prop as a study model for building the shooting model, and they needed something to fill that space. The set prop was a combination of AMT Enterprise kit parts and parts from several Anime model kits.

[@AnthonyDD]

I love the level of detail you go into on all of your videos. Also love how you always manage to squeeze some laughs in as well. Keep up the good work man!

[@SR71ABCD]

Picard served on the USS Reliant as a Ensign based from ST: Picard when he spoken about his history in of the Early days in Starfleet. The Yellow Model btw has NCC-7100 that wasn't the Stargazer.

[@jackd6881]

Wayamintue: 22 years as a ships captain? rising through the ranks in the ST must be damn near impossible

[@dosmastrify]

Inner light over top of rocks. Aw man that's just... You can't beat it

[@TVOR]

So there seems to be a 9 year gap between Picard captaining the stargazer and the enterprise. Has it ever been mentioned what he commanded in those years?

[@TrumpCardMAGA]

Always happy to see JB make a new video. They always expertly ride the line of giving extremely detailed info about how the show was made and the lore but without taking it all too seriously making it very entertaining.

[@LouissimoX]

This is one of your best videos! I love the stuff about the ship class changing in post!

[@jhmcd2]

I'm actually glad they did you the model from Picard's ready room as the inspiration for the design. It gives weight to this random model begin there.

[@krim7]

FINALLY got home from work. Been wanting to watch this episode ALL DAY!!! #ILOVEJUNKBALL

[@JunkBallMedia]

I hope you enjoyed it.

[@Ship-security]

The flute music hit me rollin. Very funny!

[@Ship-security]

@Antony Mort Yes, you definitely have a good nerd moment when you try to explain to your wife the intricacies of pretty flute music in a Star Trek episode reference. Lol I feel you man. Lol!

[@DrWhom]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnnSY42AZ9utg5I The whole suite.

[@brimfire]

My mind is honestly BLOWN by that Stargazer reference in Beyond!

[@DrewLSsix]

Kelvinverse haters: the people that made these movies never even watched star trek! Kelvinverse creators: lets put in so many references to the rest of the franchise it will literally drive any halfway attentive fan insane!

[@katakisLives]

Just to let you know in Britain, the loo only refers to the toilet, the bathroom is where you have a bath and or shower and has sink for stuff like brushing teeth although sometimes in smaller dwellings the toilet is in the bathroom, the loo itself is the toilet nothing else.

[@JunkBallMedia]

Ah. I learned something new today. I appreciate it!

[@dylanknight2761]

Stargazer 2893?….. that’s way more festive than I picked up on. Well done!

[@STASlayer]

A distinct pleasure as always!

[@forderschinken]

A junkball media production 🍾🍸🍹🥂🥳

[@Tony-dh7mz]

Yes quite 🧐

[@JunkBallMedia]

Glad you like it. This one has been sitting in my notes app on my phone for months. I'm glad it's finally done.

[@mgmike1372]

A little extra fun fact, I was collecting the micro machines star trek star ship models. And there was also a stargazer, and for some unknown reason the stargazer is a yellow ship..😅 While the most other Starfleet ships have colours which are more fitting. Nah, the Reliant and Excelsior are light blue for similar unknown reason, but this looks still better than a yellow starship..

[@gene1star]

What a punch line with „Rise of Stargazer” !

[@godphenix]

Never drink V8 juice while watching this episode and hearing " 80's puke green wall mat" not good coming out my nose from laughing so hard! And of course this episode ROCKS!!

[@andyzib]

When I saw this episode 27 or more years ago, I was 12 and thought that is the dumbest maneuver ever. Other episodes established that they have faster than light sensors... Today thinking about it... Assume the Ferengi took battle damage that disabled their primary and secondary subspace sensors, and the USS Stargazer was able to detect that with her intact subspace sensors. Realizing that the Ferengi were limited to light speed sensors, Picard devised a maneuver to take advantage of that unexpected weakness and the rest is Trek History. Not cannon but makes it work better for me. My 12 year old self is now satisfied.

[@LostShipMate]

Rocks are the ballast of any good star-ship.

[@JeanLucPicard23]

what i wouldnt give to be back on the bridge of the stargazer again.....

[@anomamos9095]

Explaining the rocks so they make sense on a star ship. They are not rocks but chard chunks of polymer insulation/structural foam that is designed to absorb energy and prevent fires and is sprayed all over the things that explode and catch fire to reduce the harm caused by building a star ship out of explosives. That's my explanation hope the use it.

[@Pants4096]

Thank you for your permission to touch your buttons. Your videos are great solace in these trying times.

[@LateNightAstronomy]

Wonderful as always!

[@KitaRisti]

Very detailed analysis! Thank you!

[@startreker20]

No mention of the giant robot on the bottom of the ship? Just in front of the lower warp nacelle strut.

[@Tuning3434]

G.V. Serac Excuse me, It's a GUUUNNDDDAAAAMMMMM!!!!

[@srvfan454]

I really love the constellation class.

[@earth2bob]

Ok, thing about the rocks: Those explosions are supposed to be plasma conduits, right? That's the in cannon reason why people die: plasma discharge. They use plasma to transfer power and electricity: EPS relays are Electro-Plasma System relays or some such shit. Why they're using super-heated gas so close to where people work and sit is beyond me but whatever. ANYWAY, the ROCKS: The plasma is really bad to breathe once it's reverted back to normal gas, the borg queen even disintegrates in it in first contact. My guess is that the rocks are some kind of safety measure that solidifies the plasma into something rubbery and harmless as soon as its burst from the conduit. Yeah it looks weird, but you DON'T BREATHE it, at least.

[@ussbased-a7074]

That was coolant in First Contact

[@anthonykeane154]

That why all personal should be equip with.personnel body shields think of how many red suits would be still with😂😂😂

[@earth2bob]

@@ussbased-a7074 Oh yeah! But don't they use plasma as coolant?

[@DrWhom]

OK, but that is still an awful lot of plasma coursing all around workstations all the time.

[@earth2bob]

@@DrWhom I agree. I still think they should have some kind of plasma to electrified circuit relay system, that way the fourth state of matter doesn't risk blasting everyone in the face every time, but I think that'd be less dramatic or something? And we all know what drama queens star fleet engineers are... :P

[@blackfire3744]

I like that ship. And on a related note, I won a game of attack wing using the Hathaway model. Coincidentally enough, because I used the Picard maneuver.

[@endeavourist5287]

This might be the best episode of Junkball yet. But you already knew that.

[@vaelophisnyx9873]

brittle metals given tactile shock can shatter into very rock-like bits :>

[@ralphyetmore]

Thank you for focusing on the production aspects of the ship, rather than some fanfic backstory. Reality is much more interesting.

[@evilfluff6634]

The restroom on a ship is called a head. And with the rocks it ballast stones :p

[@AnimeSunglasses]

Ah, my longtime favorite design...

[@dustincarlson7010]

Dude, you’re great! I love your format, your humor, graphics, everything. Don’t change a thing! Great to see you back!

[@JunkBallMedia]

Thanks. I love making them; wish I could do them quicker.

[@PokerDuende]

Back to great content. Well done

[@eidolontrance]

YEEEESSS!!!! Thanks Junkball, we love you!

[@alexxbaudwhyn7572]

Biggest lost opportunity for a Trek series is those 22 YEARS aboard the Stargazer with Picard at the helm. Always found it funny all the heat the Tos crew got re age, sticking with the 1701 so long, etc from 2266- 2280s. When Picard was in the same position and ship, caprain of the Stargazer, for 22 years!

[@nathanventura548]

I never noticed the rocks until you pointed it out.

[@youdontneedtoseehisidentif4939]

Externally, one of my favourite ships :)

[@thepayne7862]

Same her love the design.

[@Jetblastjoe]

8:05 i watched star trek since I was a child. I remember asking my parents why they kept gravel in the walls.

[@dougc3512]

No really. YOU are awesome and so is your channel. Thank YOU!!!

[@Cavtrooper78]

Love the chunkiness of the Constellation class. It’s my favorite ship in the federation.

[@onpatrol819]

Actually one of my fa favorite designs

[@TheCastellan]

More trivia: The Stargazer model also consisted of various anime robot model kit parts, such as Macross.

[@brentsvideojournal6161]

Great video.

[@Shane-Singleton]

Interesting little bit of continuity. In " The Measure of a Man". Not only having used the same set as the Stargazer bridge. Captain Phillipa Louvois was involved with the prosecution in the court-martial of Picard over the loss of the Stargazer.

[@digipeeper]

Constellation Class- a brilliant Kit-Bashed model with a rich backstory and scenic FX. There are versions of the ship that is missing torpedo launchers both top and bottom. A unsung ship and workhorse of the beginning and end of the 23rd century until the end of the 24th. The saucer and 4 nacelle is proving to be a versatile ship for any kind of mission including deep space exploration. Before the Intrepid class Voyager fend and survived in parts unknown the Constellation Class would be the same factor. In the fictional world of Trek. I would command a Constellation Class.

[@Ethzed]

Great video. The Constellation Class is a fave of mine, really glad to see you give it the once over!

[@electrohalo8798]

HE IS BACK!

[@cbbnarchives2675]

Good website. Loved the Stargazer episode.

[@Karagianis]

Who else wishes there was a series made of Stargazer? I'd kind of like to see what happenes in Starfleet away from the spotless decks and elite crews of the shiney end. The crew on a rustbucket are likely to have much more interesting character flaws. They'd probably also, hopefully, be less prone to sanctimonious lecturing than what we've had lately.

[@Scripture-Man]

Stunning level of research and knowledge! :-)

[@svart_kors]

Love this channel.

[@nextlevelgamez9243]

Those damn flying rocks!

[@Privatex112]

Dude I have never seen this channel before but the second I heard that intro I liked the video.

[@domoarigato3000]

I miss you.

[@krisguntner4805]

HEY! Did you ever notice how the enterprise D's bridge setup is actually the ship's structure in reverse? The ops stations are the nacelles and the rail is shaped,loosely,like the neck and saucer section! Any camera angle where you are looking at the crew,effectively from the view screen,and you'll see it. You should make a,albeit short,video on it. :)