Picard, Jack, Riker And Worf Are Back on the Enterprise • Star Trek Picard S03E10

#picard3
#firstepisode
#crusher
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#titan
#riker
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#troi
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[@Moviefan2k4]

I love the mix of emotions on Jeri's face in this clip's last moments. She goes from regretful and bitter, to surprised, emotionally moved, and then truly thankful. That's the mark of a great actor.

[@brianrogers7360]

Picard tell Jack "Welcome to the Enterprise" is so meaningful

[@LGranthamsHeir]

1:06 - 1:12 Worf: "My service as a Klingon warrior and a Jedi master is no longer needed. I'm off to take a nap!"(Quickly SNORES) 😃😊

[@michaelmeir-wright6204]

Worf going to sleep straight away is the most Worf thing ever ❤

[@Culdcepter]

He had a rough day....and swords are indeed fun.

[@titanjakob1056]

A warrior needs rest after a glorious victory

[@gilmadreth680]

"Are we actively in the process of dying? No? Good. Wake me up in 20 minutes."

[@harryc1971]

He was banged up a bit on the cube, so a power nap would be in order

[@kevingaukel4950]

My thought: do NOT wake Worf. He's earned his nap!

[@stratfordbaby]

This was one special season with an ensemble that cannot be replicated. No eyes are dry.

[@dillinghamfilm]

Not one

[@HauntedXXXPancake]

Yes, "special" ...

[@universebender9685]

Love that just barely, just slightly, noticeable smile on Tuvok’s face after he says “Resignation denied….Captain”…..ABSOLUTELY PRICELESS and a testament to how highly he really regards 7 of 9.

[@jtkirkfan2002]

Tuvok was always my favorite character from Voyager. Tim Russ was only eclipsed by Leonard Nimoy when it came to capturing what it was to be a Vulcan. So many actors and actresses thought playing someone with suppressed emotions meant playing someone without emotion or expression. Tim nailed it though.

[@midnightrun5622]

Well, 7 of 9 wasn't the first Starfleet officer to commandeer/hijack a starship for the greater good and get a command of one out of it.

[@AdmiralKarelia]

And that tiny dash of the Voyager theme in the background at that moment... perfect.

[@VintVarner]

I took notice to that too. Absolutely love it

[@safiremorningstar]

He acted like a very proud father or even a proud Sensei of the seven of nine may not have had proper parents but she got a proper education and property teaching from a surrogate father to T'vok and a surrogate mother in the care of Janeway it is so obvious that he's proud of her...

[@RetroActiveGM]

Even though he's a Vulcan, you can tell Tuvok was proud of Seven.

[@jeremyreeves5464]

Janeway would be proud too

[@itsOasus]

He showed it in a way that only a Vulcan can. :)

[@safiremorningstar]

@@itsOasus no I don't think it's only Vulcans my father would have done the same.

[@JaxFPrime81]

I halfway expected Worf to have a Lethal Weapon "I'm too old for this shit" moment lol

[@lumberluc]

He's a warrior, through and through. Always wanting the "Good day to die"

[@SKYREAPER30]

He did with no words just 💤💤

[@Darren4352]

Said no true Klingon warrior ever!

[@ttanza4004]

I know that a lot of people wanted Admiral Janeway to be the one that promoted Seven of Nine to Captain but I myself am glad that it was actually Tuvok that did it. I think that Tuvok was very proud of her.

[@mr.hellsy]

the writers wanted janeway too, but ran out of dosh.

[@kentonbarks5540]

Even still, Kathryn Janeway will still be proud of Seven.

[@jimstheblueman]

They did have a kindred friendship didn't they.

[@detrickcornelsen5539]

I'm reasonably sure that, as a Vulcan, Tuvok would rebuff the notion of having pride in a colleague, however good the relationship might be. He would more likely say that he is "gratified at [her] accomplishments and subsequent promotion."

[@iceomistar4302]

But he is a Vulcan, he doesn't feel pride.

[@RyanRead]

“Resignation denied… Captain.”

[@peaveyst7]

that little smile on tuvoks face... such a great gesture from him.

[@thegalaxyhasclass]

"Welcome to the Enterprise" that score hits so hard. 1:16

[@spacemarine88]

I was devastated when it didn't make it to the soundtrack, and the following track when Seven gets promoted to Captain.

[@ttanza4004]

I'm not ashamed to admit it. That scene when Captain Shaw was saying all those positive things about Seven of Nine (especially when he said "the book that she writes is gonna be great") and he recommended that she be promoted to Captain, I was getting teary eyed.

[@jeremydale4548]

I never could come onto the Shaw fan bandwagon. Because he forced Seven to use her human name when she didn't refer it. Yes, I know. PTSD and all, but seven had nothing to do with that and I'm certain Shaw read her record on Voyager. If he couldnt get passed a simple designation his first officer prefered to use that makes him a total dick.

[@grapesofwraith1066]

1:43 love how the Enterprise and Titan flying side by side towards the sun looks like the scene near the end of Star Trek VI with the Enterprise and Excelsior flying side by side

[@Orca19904]

And then we get the Enterprise-G revealed in almost the same manner as the Enterprise-A at the end of Star Trek IV.

[@Afterburner215]

The old generation and the next generation side by side, same themes!

[@draven86]

For me it's like the Enterprise-D is passing on the Enterprise name to the new generation

[@jtkirkfan2002]

There were so many "moments" like that one calling back to the other series, especially TOS, TNG and Voyager. I stopped counting them. My favorite was the nod to TMP and Doug Trumbull's "First Person Cinema" in EP9 on the bridge and we're seeing it just as they see it with Jerry Goldsmith's "The Enterprise" accompanying.

[@chrissyclark7836]

The NeoConstitution makes sense now. A new enterprise, but an older ship. Like Kirks first enterprise. Not as flashy, not as badass. But she has a crew that is mad as a hatter. Truly Enterprise.

[@lumberluc]

"The rules she breaks... maybe they were broken to begin with" Shaw is a hard-a** but at least he's honest

[@Teachermook]

Sarcastic, cynical, ptsd sufferer, by the book asshole...... and the finest character to have a redemption arc. If we get a series set after Picard..... I will be insulted if there isn't a USS Shaw, that is just like he was. An asshole with a hidden heart that you grow to love. Oh, and also some fine engineering inside her.

[@diamondjim7560]

That look Deanna gave Will just before the embrace and kiss was endearing. You could see the relief and love. Marina is such a great actress in conveying that emotion without saying a word. Marina said on The Ready Room this season that the Paramount suits did not want a relationship between Troi and Riker during the series, but both Frakes and Sirtis pushed back because the fans wanted it. So glad it turned out this way.

[@adamhuffman3354]

Yea. I’m amazed at how talented they all are. Really good.

[@jmwoods190]

Sometimes one must wonder why the top brass at Paramount as well as Berman are so aversive towards the Riker & Troi romance- Frakes & Sirtis originally wanted a RikerXTroi wedding in TNG S7, but that was shut down by Berman who gave us the odd coupling of WorfXTroi instead, and it wasn't till Insurrection Riker got back with Deanna and only married during Nemesis!

[@BillinHungary]

@@jmwoods190 One of the reasons that Marina and Jonathan work so well as a married couple, is that they (and their real-life spouses) are all best friends. Marina said there will be no books written about their "behind the scenes" tensions, etc, is because their were none! No one wants to read a book about how they all got along for seven years haha

[@WhittyPics]

Seven's promotion to Captain was one of the most touching scenes in the whole series

[@anicetune]

It was stupid. A former assassin has no business even being in Starfleet.

[@gdparry2727]

Tuvok's raised brow when she says she's ready to quit... then drops the bomb

[@heartoffire5902]

@@anicetune Starfleet's always been thematically supportive of second chances. Otherwise they would have completed the bombing of Qo'noS and wiped out the Empire, actively taken advantage of the Hobus Supernova to eliminate the Romulans as a threat, and killed any former Borg drone - including Picard himself. Just the first few examples to pop into mind. Also, Seven was never an assassin.

[@agm8554]

@@anicetune You don't believe in redemption, then?

[@RS250Squid]

As Beverley welcomes her son, and Deanna welcomes her husband.... Geordi welcomes Data. Best friends from the first to the last 🙂.

[@NickyHelp]

Like father, like son. Both former borg drones rescued by the Enterprise D.

[@japerkins3565]

Rest in Peace Admiral Shelby;🙏 Welcome back Lt Cmdr Data;💥 You are missed Wesley.💫 Live long and Prosper all Trekkie's🖖

[@dougc190]

I like to think the Enterprise D stayed in service for that one year before being put back in the museum

[@rob062388]

Nah, but I'm sure Geordi got plenty of resources to fully finish his restoration.

[@andreamarbry3504]

@DougC Me, too! It would have been FUN to see our beloved crew going on light patrol duty with our great lady, along with a few other ships 🚢. After all, since there was at least *one* admiral on board, and it has already been long-past time for Captain Will Riker to command the Enterprise-D, there really needed to be a fleet to go along with the Enterprise-D. I'm still hoping that our resurrected Captain Data will be taking command of the Enterprise-F, in time.

[@ZJBorg]

I think that’s probably fair though I don’t think it actually did much. Probably more for symbolism as they rebuilt their fleet/numbers.

[@andreamarbry3504]

@Zach Borg Yes, but keep in mind that this particular crew and ship *singlehandedly* defeated the Borg, while rescuing their unwilling "Voice"! There's a saying that, "it's not the machine that makes the difference (although, in this case it *was*), it's the operators."

[@lionsjourney29]

​@rob062388 I feel like the D is now a sort of hybrid now, a fully autonomous starship that can be operated by just commands from the bridge a kind of command yacht. But unlike the Aledo from Lower Decks Geordi did not make her into a drone. I don't think it can serve as a proper fleet capable starship... but hey who knows maybe Geordi can take her out for a spin. AND in my imagination I see Geordi allowing the Legacy cast once they determine who they will be to borrow her for a base of ops during a crisis. Although I feel like an other option for the Big D is for geordi to cut out some or the modifications and create monitored workstations and classrooms for a schoolship type set up and loan her out to Starfleet Academy for the developing Star Trek Academy show you know? And maybe recruit some of the old geezers of the TNG era to serve as instructors

[@safiremorningstar]

I love the fact that we see worf going to sleep poor old guy must be exhausted... 😆

[@maryhlad7501]

I am honored to see Mr. Tuvok again. It pleases me to see that Mr. Tuvok is a Captain now. Live Long and Prosper, Captain Tuvok. 🖖

[@AndrewChapman]

What about Harry Kim though? Did he ever get promoted after Voyager returned home from the Delta Quadrant or is he still an Ensign?😄

[@lewisvanatta639]

I like to think Harry is the Starfleet CIC ;-) @@AndrewChapman

[@edwardhickey5185]

Janeway would be so proud of her. To make Captain of a star ship.

[@Ruby5point0]

“Welcome to the Enterprise”gets me every time. I was so happy to see my favorite Version of the Enterprise again. 😎

[@jcb2582]

Same here. Fading out from the bridge scene was a moment of finality for all of them on that ship and it was wonderful and bittersweet. I was 12 when TNG went off the air. I used to fly my Enterprise D toy all over the house and even arrange the chairs in my living room like the bridge. Bringing this ship back was totally unexpected and for me and felt like coming back home and being 12 again and getting to see old friends that I thought were long gone. “If ever there were better evidence that the past mattered, it’s right here.”

[@OrcaBoat3]

​@@jcb2582awesome comment. Seeing the Enterprise-D was splendid and amazing. Everything in this season of Picard was excellent. The dialogue, the lessons, the values portrayed, the adventures, and the Enterprise-D.

[@AdmiralKarelia]

I wish I could have watched the last two episodes of Picard in a theatre with others. I feel like that first shot of the Enterprise, with all the crew on the shuttle dropping their jaws, and the hull lights illuminating to show NCC-1701-D, was our Motion Picture moment.

[@AdmiralKarelia]

​@@jcb2582I was six at the same time, and grew up watching TNG since before I can remember. I used to drag my parents into the living room to watch it with me when I was little. I built as many Starfleet ships out of Legos as I could as a kid, but the Enterprise D (with its dorky square saucer because I didn't have enough pieces to round it) was always the pride of my fleet.

[@one51media35]

What an incredible season! This is the love letter sendoff we needed for TNG.

[@TheOmegaRiddler]

I feel Tuvok was ther perfect person to give her the news of her promotion. Janeway was like a second mother but Tuvok was probably her closest friend. He was the most relateable person on the crew. No one knows her like Tuvok does. Not even Admiral Janeway. He was there when she found The Raven and when she overwhelmed by other personalities, he went into her mind and pulled her out. If they do a show with the Titan/Enterprise G crew, I hope they do a scene where we see a Voyager reunion and Janeway gives Seven her 4th Pip.

[@tomblord12]

D and Titan together flying trough the field of starships towards the Sun peaking from just the corner of Earth.. You can tell that they dont make them like they used to.. D is like luxury liner, bloated almost.. but my god it has teeth too.. "if you treat her like a lady... she will always bring you back" and D surely did take care of the crew for all these years.

[@NLaertes]

One more exquisite warderobe detail I just noticed: All their awesome leather jackets reflect their division colour. Troi and Crusher sciences blue, Geordi, Data and Worf in ops gold and Riker in command burgundy...

[@agm8554]

The Picard uniforms are like an updated version of the Voyager/early DS9 uniforms.

[@joe9739]

"NEED I REMIND YOU...request denied, Captain."🖖

[@ghfun1]

This was perfect moment . Enterprise family together safe onboard and on the titan .Worf snoring was perfect family moment ❤

[@guitarmansegovia]

He deserved that nap. Saving the galaxy can be exhausting 🤣

[@FekLeyrTarg]

Worf: "I'm too old for this shit."

[@spaceflight1019]

"Somebody wake up Hicks!"

[@CoolsBreeze]

So sweet how Jack is holding Beverly and Jean Luc.

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

The one part that makes me laugh was seeing Geordi,Data and Worf sitting in Picard,Riker and Troi's chairs and seeing Worf had fallen asleep and hearing him snore man that was funny.

[@rayedward5465]

The final season of Picard BELONGS ON THE BIG SCREEN!!! This season was truly a tip of the hat to the fans since TOS and most especially , TNG, Voyager and DS9! The best, proper, love felt ‘thank you’ to the legion of fans ever! This right up there (if not better) as the return of the original Star Wars actors and characters that special reunion or Top Gun: Maverick! Loyal fans earned this final season and will be gushing about it for years! ‘Well done’ scarcely covers the gratitude by the fans! Thank you!

[@pathfinderdiscovery9395]

The music to these scenes was just beautiful

[@therealrobertmcdonald]

Worf earned that nap.

[@LukeLovesRose]

It's a good time for a snooze

[@LGranthamsHeir]

​@@LukeLovesRose After Worf sent all his enemies to take the dirt nap, that is 😊

[@johnalang]

Worf must have had a power nap. One minute he's asleep, the next minute, he's awake

[@LGranthamsHeir]

Finally Seven got her promotion to Captaincy that she long deserved. It would've been better had the promotion was given by Admiral Janeway given their long relationship all the way back to Voyager's "Scorpion" (S3 finale). However, Tuvok-Seven relations also dated back from all those years and Tuvok did see her as his mentee. He must be pleased with what Seven has accomplished as well 😉

[@lumberluc]

She was a pirate/ranger for some time. Having that experience under her belt, and surviving one loss after another placed her in a position of responsibility. Plus, the changeling Tuvok was another clear sign how deep their relationship is

[@oliknow]

I disagree. Tuvok giving the promotion was good. when you look back they were both alone in a crowd during voyager times.

[@alfbigboy]

Tuvok had to do it. His character was better suited for this scene. He looked a little pissed but you can tell he couldn't wait to promote her. It was perfect and l love it.

[@giftheck]

Matalas said he did want Janeway to be the one to promote Seven, but budgetary restraints mean they had to settle for Tuvok.

[@Revenant_Knight]

The size of the Enterprise D compared to the Enterprise G is pretty epic. Gotta love the Galaxy class.

[@hansenkho3835]

Battleship vs heavy cruiser

[@Revenant_Knight]

@@hansenkho3835 Interestingly, if you watch the behind the scenes stuff, it didn't really start out as a battleship. It was supposed to be more of a city in space. The original bridge concept was them basically commanding from a two story cafe of sorts. They also originally had the idea of a 4 story city street in the saucer section (like some cruise ships now have in their center). Roddenberry actually said there were probably only 6 or 12 of the Galaxy class exploring around as they were so huge. Of course, that's not the way the series went though.

[@andreamarbry3504]

@@Revenant_Knight Where can we find these materials, please?

[@Revenant_Knight]

@@andreamarbry3504 Forgotten Trek for most of it.

[@lesigh1749]

There is no Enterprise G. Trashy awful fanfiction spasms in the dying minutes of an otherwise decent season.

[@edgarbrooks7695]

worf falling asleep was the icing on the cake, lol

[@Yasuda9000]

Trying to uncover a conspiracy. Beheading a Ferengi. Fighting Changeling. Reuniting with old friends and rescuing old friends. Fighting the Borg to save the Federation and Starfleet from destroying themselves. Of course, he would be tired.

[@tambosnipes1652]

The enterprise is and always was about family

[@blinkenschnaag777]

Which inspired other space dramas like Guardians of The Galaxy

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

The good doctor is the second medical officer from the Enterprise to become Head Admiral of Starfleet Medical. Admiral Dr. Leonard McCoy was the first.

[@lumberluc]

Still saying McCoy was right. But now, she has the fix. McCoy was the preventive measure expert, Beverly got the cures on hand

[@alexwilson9886]

1:22 Welcome to the Enterprise.

[@hillncer1]

in a word this one Picard is the best series among the Star Trek Next Generation. after watching this one series it compelled me to watch few of the Star Trek Next Generation 1987 episodes once again.

[@carlgreene538]

This brought tears to my eyes!

[@JAMES-qp8tz]

01:37 The USS Enterprise-D and USS Titan-A Fly-by Together at Earth

[@lumberluc]

Question, are they going to remove the cloaking tech on the Titan? That device saved their life

[@Revenant_Knight]

@@lumberluc It was destroyed by the Borg-Crew

[@mccpcorn2000]

I'm honestly gutted we lost Shaw. He was such a pain in the ass at the beginning of this series, even though it was understandable. I really felt he was cut short. That said, even after all this time, Jeri Ryan rocks!

[@normansawatzky4778]

Was he wearing a red shirt?

[@brjones27]

Show is too woke for an unnecessary white male. Get ready for the lesbo 7 spinoff.

[@acoote1701]

My thinking is that if they ever need to use the Enterprise-G's ECH if Legacies comes about, it should be modeled on Shaw and played by Todd Stanwyck, with Captain Seven (and Jeri of course) not knowing about the ECH program change... AT ALL.

[@supportveep380]

Shaw really stood out the longer the show went.

[@fjorgyn7438]

Me too. He was really starting to grow on me and I was so interested to see how Seven's and Shaw's relationship was going to grow and change. I was hoping they would become really good friends.

[@jamieolberding7731]

Seeing Captain Worf snoring while sleeping on one of the Enterprise D's bridge chairs was absolutely hilarious! I bet Worf is probably still thinking: "I seriously missed this Comfortable Chair!" LOL

[@KristoferKeane]

I feel bad for Worf, everyone else present has a loved one or best friend to be with. Worf has nobody so he just falls asleep. 😂

[@umairbutt1355]

Nobody? He has the entire enterprise bridge crew!

[@jcfan1979]

Should have had Alexander show up.

[@lumberluc]

He was married, but the wife died in an assassination. But his son, Alexander Rozhenko, is a weapons officer on board the IKS Ya'Vang. Still loves his dad, even after the tensions were made. Had enough love to warn him about his coming death.

[@jgvillan01]

Oh give Worf a break. He was the one who got shot, what, 3 times? If he needs a minute or two, give it to him. 😁

[@acoote1701]

It's a little injoke to Michael Dorn's time as Worf on TNG, it took them hours to get him into full prosthetics to become Worf onscreen he would often fall asleep if he sat down.

[@draven86]

When it comes to storytelling, the writers of Star Trek Picard S3 did a WAY better job than the writers of the Star Wars sequel trilogy

[@danielhaire6677]

That's not a very high bar for comparison.

[@kenfanner2058]

kermit the frog can write better than disney did with sat wars, lol

[@supersandman86]

they definitely did the millennium falcon solo fight better with a much bigger ship

[@pathfinderdiscovery9395]

I know I keep saying this but that mama an son double hug 🤗 gets me every time my mama is I’m heaven now for 22 earth yrs an I miss her hugs so much , just warms me heart to see that on TNG , pure love ❤

[@matiasrocha317]

Liam Shaw is the most unique character in the Star Trek universe in my opinion . The message is really moving .

[@therabbits69]

You could tell he actually very much cared for his crew. He was super hard on them and was cold, but he cared for all of them.

[@Teachermook]

He was an asshole with a heart of pure gold. May he rest in peace.

[@tsnap4]

For most of Picard, Seven seems almost like a different character from who she was by the end of Voyager. She's more active and dynamic. However, here, under the scrutiny of Tuvok, those original character tics return and she's Seven of Nine again.

[@champbaka]

I noticed that too, I really wish there was a scene with her with Admiral Janeway.

[@michaelsutherland5848]

Jeri Ryan addressed this in an interview, she was trying to get figure out Seven's voice before production and realized that she would have faced massive bias because of her Borg remnants. The character's response to this was to deliberately become as human as possible. It worked well, I think.

[@meggrotte4760]

That explains it because I felt they were quite different

[@HealthySkepticism1775]

I really am impressed with the mountain of fan service. They really shoe horned in every single actor/character in possible.

[@itsOasus]

They allegedly wanted to bring in Kate and Garrett (AS A CAPTAIN) but didn't have the money for it.

[@HealthySkepticism1775]

@Oasus Christ, 90 % of the old characters are all Captains. Wouldn't you think more would have retired or gone into the public sector? Or maybe one could have slipped up and ruined their career (that would be interesting).

[@davidlewis5312]

well they for some reason didn't show Janeway despite name dropping her constantly.

[@tbcboocock]

@@HealthySkepticism1775 That's what Tom Paris is for -- he would retire, he would go into the public sector, and he'd ruin his career. Pick your poison.

[@spaceboomer564]

​@@HealthySkepticism1775 retirement age has become kind of a grey area in Trek ever since it was shown humans can now live past 130 years. The actors might be aging like normal humans but technically most of their characters are roughly middle aged now since life expectancy has significantly increased.

[@Bbobsillypants]

Michael dorn has been in more episodes of star trek than any other actor and now he can finally rest

[@stormangelus6638]

Seven of 9 deserved that promotion. She helped connect the human side of the Federation to the Borg side & showed that she was NOT controlled by anyone but would do the right thing when it came down to it.

[@TomMentch]

I actually teared up this moment

[@stevencohen624]

Moments like these make me wish Jadzia had survived. It would have been great to see her welcome Worf back.

[@agm8554]

Blame Rick Berman for that.

[@Brook11223]

I like how Marvels What If...? paid homage to Seven of 9 with the design of Nebula in season 1. Seeing Seven of 9 breaking down as the camera captures her close-up is just perfect. The character moments are so incredible.

[@jeremydee5424]

This scene is almost reminiscent of Star Trek III, IV and VI….it has those feels

[@ASMRMuzz]

I think even Ensign Harry would have been happy with this news.

[@sonicxrich0789]

Congratulations to Captain Annika Hansen / Seven of Nine of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-G) 🎉🎉 Admiral Kathryn Janeway will be so very proud.

[@blinkenschnaag777]

Janeway: “That new captain is my kid.”

[@LGranthamsHeir]

While we all love Tuvok, does anyone wish it's Admiral Janeway instead who chairs Seven's investigation, at 4:34 said to her "resignation denied, Captain!" then proceeds to pin the Captain's pip on her right collar? It would've been a very moving scene seeing Janeway-Seven relations comes full circle

[@guycoder]

Jerri Ryan and Kate Mulgrew by all accounts had and have a frosty relationship. I suspect an Admiral Janaway scene with Seven was not on the cards but confirmation that Tuvok survived the changelings was much appreciated, and who knows if Paramount pick up where Picard left off we will get to see Tuvok again as an Admiral.

[@anamorphosys85]

Jeri Ryan and Kate Mulgrew had a very rocky relationship during VOY. Even though they have officially appeared together on conventions and set their past difficulties aside, I can imagine that there is still some uneasyness when both are in the same room. Officially, Terry Matalas intended to have Admiral Janeway as a cameo but it had to be cut due to budget cuts.

[@AndrewChapman]

Thing is though, Kate Mulgrew has put on a few pounds in recent years, whereas the Star Trek: Prodigy animated series depicts Admiral Janeway as still being slim.

[@anamorphosys85]

@@AndrewChapman I think most of us would still be accepting Admiral Janeway no matter the looks and we'd be past that. It's just natural not to look like your former self - that's aging. Plus, there would've been also the possibility of a video call with face only. Maybe in the future a sort of short trek or extended scene will be in for us someday.

[@davidgriego549]

Can't blame worf it's been a long day

[@adamhuffman3354]

These actors are incredible! The talented all the way.

[@karlc2869]

Seeing the TNG Enterprise bridge instantly brought back memories of watching TNG when I was a kid.

[@SandraNelson063]

Our safe place. 😊

[@karlc2869]

@@SandraNelson063 Yup.

[@adampearlman7658]

The look on Geordi's face when he sees his daughters are okay ❤

[@hansenbb]

Who dimmed the lights (again)? No wonder Worf is sleeping.

[@HauntedXXXPancake]

You don't understand - Darker always means better. (sarcasm)

[@studioworksplc]

The First Time We See Two Ships Named Enterprise at Impulse next to each other without the need of time travel or anything strange so beautiful 😍

[@jscordoba3]

And I do believe when they do the "One Year Later" you see the D is next to the A.

[@itsOasus]

@@jscordoba3 and the Stargazer on the other size of her :)

[@1978rharris]

@@jscordoba3and around the corner from the NX-01. In this SINGLE episode you have NX-01 1701-A 1701-D 1701-F And finally, the 1701-G That’s FIVE iterations of the starship Enterprise. It’s never been done before, and it was GLORIOUS, as Kor would say.

[@champbaka]

I heard originally Janeway was suppose to promote Seven and a confirmation that Ro Laren was still alive. I absolutely don’t mind Tuvok giving the promotion, but I wish there would be at least a scene with Admiral Janeway pinning the pip on Seven’s collar and looking extremely proud. I hope fans will urge the show runners to film these extra scenes and add to it blu ray or something.

[@jasongradyphstiger6179]

Same as data meeting his daughter.

[@iangardiner3918]

Kate Mulgrew wasn't the biggest fan of Jeri Ryan. There was some bad blood, because of the sex appeal Jeri's character brought to Voyager. That might be part of the reason for Janeway not being in Picard Season 3

[@sonicxrich0789]

1:36 The USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) and The USS Titan (NCC-80102-A) are flying together to the 🌎

[@LGranthamsHeir]

0:22 - 0:29 So touching to see Jack's reunion with her mum. Beverly's face says it all: she is pleased to see him alive and not being taken away from her like her elder son was taken away to become a space god three decades earlier

[@katherineberger6329]

Jack looked the Other Mother in the eye and chose reality over faerie. Yes, I just compared Jack Crusher to Coraline Jones.

[@andreamarbry3504]

@Katherine Berger I had to Google "Coraline", but yes, indeed. I just wish we could have seen Jack's memories of his real mom shove that monster out of his head as well!

[@anonymouse740]

I'm so glad they did this season. It gave us old TNG fans a proper send-off finally.

[@HauntedXXXPancake]

Guess you've never seen 'All Good Things' (the last Episode of TNG) then. I seriously doubt you're one of "us old TNG fans", as I haven't met 1 yet, who could stand 'Picard' and thus hasn't stopped watching it long ago. Well, I guess that's not fair. TNG must also have had fans with an IQ below 90.

[@dracokaiser]

This is the best best next “next” generation scene ever❤

[@supahtyp]

You know what would be awesome? A spin off series about Data investigating criminal cases with Geordi as his sidekick.

[@frans42000]

The graphic designers keep coming up with new and interesting ships for these series', but, the Galaxy class has a stateliness that I do not think has been matched yet.

[@ttanza4004]

I think that Jeri Ryan's acting performance in this scene was Great.

[@agm8554]

She's an amazing actress.

[@pathfinderdiscovery9395]

This scene of son hugging his mama , says it all , drew in deeep for a good hug only to get that extra deep love hug that u want to feel an keep for ever in a moment , wow what a story ending

[@notasloudr2807]

There is a great scene where the Titan crew is released from the borg , and Seven hugs Geordi's daughter Sidney, knowing exactly what she had been through. Said it all in the progression of Seven's story.

[@georgetirebiter4343]

That is a sweet kiss between Riker and Troi

[@LukeLovesRose]

I do love this ship and this bridge. I mean WHO WOULDNT want to travel the stars in this ship?? It brings a tear to me eye, especially knowing that this crew never got to sign off like TOS crew in The Undiscovered Country

[@pipoo1]

This was their sign off and my goodness they went out in style, 10 of the best hours of television ever made.

[@LukeLovesRose]

@@pipoo1 True.

[@HauntedXXXPancake]

I guess you've never seen 'All good things" (the last episode of TNG) then. God, I swear, the number of phony old Trek fans in this comment section ...

[@LukeLovesRose]

@@HauntedXXXPancake Yes, All Good Things was a great ending for the TV series. But after the movies, this was a second great and final send-off

[@raymondwood3623]

It's good to see that seven of nine gets to keep her command of her own Federation Vessel

[@zazaranger5]

Watching the D and the Titan fly side-by-side is very reminiscent of the end of Star Trek VI

[@kikaha56]

After all these years I see them as old men and women. I know how they feel❤❤

[@user-zc8xg8ve5m]

THE NEW ENTERPRISE

[@adamdavis7663]

I really liked Captain Shaw's character arc. I was disappointed to see him killed off. But it made for a great redemption of the character. And Captain 7 of 9 has a nice ring to it.

[@alexanderjones9572]

the second ( or if you include novels, which I do) third female Enterprise Captain. She was preceded by Garrett ( Enterprise C) then, in the novels, before Garret, Demora Sulu ( who went all the way from Ensign to Captain on the Enterprise B).

[@jeffsnodgrass7178]

The greatest star fleet officers ever!!

[@Jayjay-qe6um]

I'm really going to miss Captain Shaw.

[@ianmc87]

The Enterprise D looks absolutely magnificent 1:35. She looks so much more beautiful than the Titan.

[@lesigh1749]

The Titan is a bad design overall. It was a fan-made ship intended to be around in Kirks era, and Matalis loved it so dropped it into post-TNG Trek where it looks so dated and out of place. It is one of two horrible missteps he made. The other is renaming the Titan to Enterprise.

[@umairbutt1355]

I'm surprised It's Tuvok - a captain - is going through what's happening with Seven. Should have been admiral Janeway! Unless Tuvok has an accelerated field commission because I'm imagining quite a few admirals died in the chaos.

[@lumberluc]

I'm not surprised its Tuvok. Janeway is tending to other matters of concern, considering the infiltration of the Changlings.

[@Crunkboy415]

He still wears the four stud insignia of a captain, but I imagine if a bunch of admirals did die he would be fast tracked to admiral.

[@sonicxrich0789]

1:21 Welcome to Enterprise!!! The USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)

[@buddyr3]

How did they remove jacks borg implants so fast already but not his borg suit armor!

[@CRTLALTBACKSPACE]

Welcome to the Enterprise.🥲

[@jscordoba3]

Its interesting seeing the D and the shortly rechristened G together. It has the feels of passing the torch, but then at the same time with the G being a neo-constitution class there is a hint of Kirk's enterprise. As if to say remember where you came from.

[@lush429]

Just incredible for all us trekkers who were there from 1965 onward... thanks to all of you for continuing the saga... Such a part of my life. Im 63 now and it looks like Trek will keep on coming... so so grateful... peace...

[@FekLeyrTarg]

I must say that the Enterprise-D bridge looks far more cinematic in Picard S3 than it did in Generations. I'm also glad the cinematographers tried out new camera angles that were never used in TNG and Generations. Overall well done. I also like Seven's clothes in "Picard" far more than the ones she had in "Voyager".

[@LGranthamsHeir]

2:16 - 2:26 I assume all DS9, VOY (incl Admiral Janeway), and LD characters were captured by the Changelings, survived the Borg massacre, and were later rescued. Presumably this includes Ro Laren as well. Terry Matalas confirmed in his AMA that she's still alive and was one of the officers rescued from the "Intrepid" along with Tuvok.

[@joshuabekel9700]

How? Her shuttle was destroyed.

[@LGranthamsHeir]

​@@joshuabekel9700Please read Terry Matalas' interview and AMA held over the weekend.

[@faytneris]

​@@LGranthamsHeir is it possible to post the link to said interview? You have knowledge of it, so please share that specific source with us. :)

[@junbh2]

@@LGranthamsHeir Who cares? Unless and until it's in a show, it didn't happen.

[@RedFenril]

@@joshuabekel9700 Her shuttle yes, but Terry confirmed that she was beamed aboard the _Intrepid_ before her shuttle smashed into the port nacelle.

[@magicman1921]

I love that Tuvok was in this as well.

[@arnaudlelievre70]

The inspiration of James Tiberius Kirk and his crew has been passed down though the decades and generations in the Star Trek universe.

[@HauntedXXXPancake]

If by that you mean what Star Trek would have become, if they had handed Star Trek writing over to William Shatner ... (No, That's not a compliment)

[@derekchant8027]

Passing it on to the next generation.

[@lyndon_daly1889]

Sadly for me

[@lumberluc]

Kirk, Picard, Janeway, now, 7of9

[@LGranthamsHeir]

​@@lumberluc The Tapestry of life at Starfleet I suppose. Hoping the Legacy Generation will be able to follow in their predecessors big footsteps.

[@derekchant8027]

@@lumberluc I smell a new series….

[@HauntedXXXPancake]

@@derekchant8027 I somewhat doubt these Writers have the brains to come up with anything that isn't based on buttf*cking the corpse of old Star Trek. But it would be nice if they stopped doing that.

[@stewartpotter2808]

The best scene in my opinion as far as moving and emotional is Tuvak and Seven of Nine. When she was promoted. That whole scene rocked!!