Restoring The Space-Time Continuum To Normal

Star Trek The Next Generation Season 6 Episode 25 Timescape

[@insertanynameyouwant5311]

definitely like this episode, when Romulans demonstrated bro-like vibes, rather than being enemies as usual

[@nonnobis2232]

Yeah, this one time almost makes up for the legions of times the opposite occurred.😅

[@DrewSavo]

Further adding to the mythos that not all Romulans from this series were arseholes. These ones, then the captain from the one episode where they chased Picards Mentor Professor Galens mystery.

[@trenchtierstudios554]

@@DrewSavo they also enjoy living. So better mutual survival than mutual destruction; especially when their deaths would be meaningless.

[@Doogie2K3]

The Romulan in sickbay being disturbed as he realizes he almost killed Dr. Crusher accidentally.

[@Aldaris1234567]

I'm amused by the romulan sitting down at the con. Like, who gave you authority to do that?

[@Paul-A01]

Imagine being so bad at your job, your boss materializes from his vacation just to tell you that you doomed the ship.

[@night1hal1]

Imagine?

[@warriorlink8612]

lol

[@randomrazr]

why did romulan ship shoot at the enterprise

[@Ross-be1bn]

@@randomrazr The romulan that attacked data is a lifeform that used the Romulan engine to incubate their kids. The power transfer was destroying their young, so another one on the Romulan ship fired on the Enterprise.

[@enavy04]

😂😂😂

[@rade-blunner7824]

Lt. Cmdr. Data mysteriously pops up from behind your console and tells you not to do the thing you just did. Just another day on the Enterprise.

[@christopherg2347]

"We are Starfleet. Wierd is part of the Job." Janeway to the *duplicate* of Harry Kim.

[@DrewSavo]

How did this not become a meme?

[@raxsavvage]

yeah they're probably used to that by now, oh the bridge crews up to weird again. carrying on

[@ghostbirdofprey]

@@raxsavvage Starfleet probably has a form just for reporting space-time shenanigans. And certainly more for determining the nature of a doppelganger and the nature of this week's starship hijacking. If you're lucky, you only have to fill out on of them.

[@raxsavvage]

@@ghostbirdofprey under reasons why "cause enterprise"

[@joshhendrickson]

Even with the power of reversing time on their side, the redshirt still has to die. If only they'd stop powering the consoles with low-grade dynamite.

[@johnq4951]

And no one appears to care in the slightest

[@dotmatrix7383]

Also, how does a Romulan know how to control Enterprise systems, to just casually sit down and take over?

[@aurorauplinks]

Studying captured models from a decade ago probably gave them insight to how federation humans design consoles to be easily accessible and understandable by humans

[@callumunga5253]

+Aurora Uplinks I'm not sure, in TNG: The Defector, a mere three years in the past from this episode, the Federation seems very pleased with capturing a Romulan Scout ship intact. If both sides had enough salvaged technology, I don't think it would be that big of a deal.

[@aurorauplinks]

@@callumunga5253 i didnt mean it happened often, but i think once every few decades they would stumble onto each others ships if they hadnt just snuck a few spies aboard, the main thing is to understand what the buttons do, and generally people dont like to rearrange the buttons or anything unless it makes the ship more accurate or more powerful, complexity is prefered, so understanding the layout is a big boost, even if you dont know how the equipment works etc

[@smartfart9003]

Welp that settles it. I'm going to watch the entire series again...for about the tenth time...this summer.

[@clairestark9024]

Have fun?

[@smartfart9003]

@@clairestark9024 I never got to it, but still plan to. It may have to wait until mid winter or so, which is best...gives me something to look forward to when I know I'll be freezing my ass off.

[@avae5343]

Frakes thought that Season 1 and 2 took a lot of risks that the later seasons never did.

[@theshlauf]

I love how Federation controls are so intuitive that a Romulan officer can just take the helm at a moment's notice.

[@nutzeeer]

of course the romulans are briefed on federation interfaces in case of "needed assistance" (a take over)

[@theshlauf]

@@nutzeeer I don't doubt it, but it still needs to be intuitive enough to transition. Especially for a multi-species organization like the Federation. This isn't like going from an English control panel to Russian one. This is a completely different technical evolution stemming from thousands of years of alien biology, language, culture and history.

[@fingerboxes]

The Cardiassians routinely steal and memorize the layouts of up-and-coming Starfleet technology. The Romulans have their own extensive espionage network at this point in Trek. Also, since human ships after the Warp 5 project are partly based on Vulcan designs and Romulans are basically a splinter group of the Vulcans, it makes sense that they could pilot Vulcan and Vulcan-derived ships. On an unrelated note, Romulans are probably closer genetically to proto-Vulcans than modern Vulcans due to Vulcans glassing their planet. Extensive radiation that killed all the plants and animals and also Surak should definitely have mutated Vulcans.

[@DD2225]

They probably made it more difficult later on, like in that Voyager episode with guest star Andy Dick. Those Romulans had difficulty navigating the Federation vessel they stole.

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@DD2225 in that case i think the fed crew implemented security procedures to try to lock the romulans out. delaying the romulans till starfleet could get ships to the area to take back the prometheus.

[@Phantom19913]

actually this is one of my favorite tng scenes Romulans and Starfleet officers working together to save themselves and each other.

[@msrlapin99]

I have a nagging feeling that the Neutral Zone Treaty and such all have cluases in them to the effect of "Space is a really hostile and dagerous place, and if you see a ship in trouble screw politics and help out".

[@Nitro2030ce]

Gotta also realize most of the time the general crew are just regular people, it's the governments and higher ranks that have the issues with each other

[@adminadmin8992]

@@Nitro2030ce Like in real world

[@rineurvin-clair270]

"Captain, in the light of everything that's happened on this ship in the last seven years, do you still think it's such a wise decision to have families with children on board, I mean-" "TEA, EARL GREY, HOT!"

[@nunya3163]

If you go back to the very first episode, he was not happy about having the families on board.

[@scottjgray83]

🤣

[@jamieolberding7731]

Turns out those frozen Romulans who were frozen in time were just trying to help the Enterprise D's Crew fight against the attacking shape shifting aliens.

[@EarlJohn61]

Shape shifting... Or ... Ship shafting?

[@worldbestt-shirtshoodie-go6184]

As in DS9 was said, founders are everywhere ;D

[@jamieolberding7731]

@@EarlJohn61 Do you think those rescued Romulan officers of that now vanished Warbird were part of Spock's Romulan-Vulcan Unification Resistance movement?

[@mikeschmidt4800]

And everyone was upset when Enterprise and Archer had to deal with shape-shifting time travelers.

[@jamieolberding7731]

@@mikeschmidt4800 Not to mention Archer and his crew had to deal with hostile body possessing non-corporeal "Wisp" energy aliens too.

[@michaelfarrell8133]

This was a very well thought out and entertaining episode.

[@Shapes_Quality_Control]

This is kinda one of those fun episodes that really demonstrates Star Trek’s deserved status at the top of the speculative fiction genre.

[@nickhartman6372]

It would be interesting to see a show set during an era where the Romulans join the Federation. I always love the episodes where they work together.

[@Warpman608]

It occurs in Star Trek Online, it's pretty cool

[@AlexanderVonish]

@@Warpman608pretty much once the old Romulan home planet was destroyed, and new Romulus was established, quite nice having one new ally to add to the batch.

[@sarcasticguy4311]

@@AlexanderVonish Funny how everyone loves Starfleet after their home planet blows up.

[@jordanbrooke5393]

We actually see some damage to the enterprise on the front end of the saucer. First time in the series we see visible damage to the ship. Even the Borg cutting beam never left a mark in the best of both worlds episode.

[@nodnarbleahcim5097]

I wish the originals enterprise D got wrecked with bridge explosions more often. As many battles as it had there seldom were any of the sort not counting the movie.

[@rogerscottcathey]

Troi's reaction at the time reversal is awesome.

[@TommygunNG]

Yeah. She almost rises to the level of first-time-at-the-range novice with a hand weapon.

[@DD2225]

I felt like this episode should have ended in a meeting with the captain of the Romulan vessel discussing what happened to their ship and the aliens.

[@davidknowles2491]

"Commander Tomolok. Long time no see!"

[@Admiral8Q]

@@davidknowles2491 Yeah right! XD

[@DarrenH001]

"Judging from the residual temporal fluctuations I believe they have returned to their own time continuum." 1. That's one helluva supposition there, Data... 2. Check out the size of the bow on the end of that story!

[@furryhangoutclub]

That has to be one of the best visual effect shots from the series. It's one thing to animate the phaser beams, but to have them static, then have a camera pan around them...with each particle and flare tracking as it's own layer... Easy in computers today, but then...

[@Scioneer]

And suddenly, a wild Patricia Tallman as a Romulan appears.

[@Bisqwit]

The eyes!

[@JakkFrost1]

I knew she looked familiar!

[@kcirrednosrednad3596]

@@Bisqwit She has such a beautiful rack.

[@lawnmowermanTX]

The hotties and babes are awesome! Patricia Wildman, Gates McFadden, Marina Sirtis, in a lesbian moment?? Yum??

[@BoloBouncer]

@@lawnmowermanTX Patricia was Gates' stunt double too

[@RampantFury925]

Funny how the alarm backwards sounds like one from Star Wars.

[@leonsantana3646]

Looks like the blockade runner’s

[@aurorauplinks]

ILM and Lucas at the sfx controls?

[@neiloxley7229]

Or that the one from star wars sounds like the original trek red alert alarm in reverse?

[@jasiriboards]

Good call

[@kbanghart]

Yeah, funny

[@brianrulez4140]

I do this with my shipmates before breakfast every morning I'm so glad that they showed us how to restore the space-time Continuum!!!

[@OneEyedKeys]

...And on the way to the Starbase, both the Romulan and Earthling Tuscan wine flowed like fountains, much song and dance was had, and merriement conjoined. Ahh, now that was a mission my friends!!! Wish you could have been there!

[@fringeelements]

90's CGI best CGI.

[@kbanghart]

No, but it seems like it.

[@DarrenH001]

"We successfully evacuated the crew of the Romulan ship". Wowsers - that's one helluva way to treat your guests, Jean-Luc.

[@jacobstallard2678]

It's a log entry lol

[@lplp446]

Is this video above CERN??

[@1metiz]

"can we move the ship?" *Riker slams console* "nope."

[@stevieboymkii]

Always enjoyed the episodes where some sort of time distortion was involved.

[@JAMES-qp8tz]

01:38 💥💥💥 Riker: *Damage Report!*

[@mitche5007]

So funny listening to Riker, Very politely and calmly repeatedly asking what the heck is going on?😊

[@TommygunNG]

So, Romulans get to run around the Enterprise armed, with one taking the helm rather than deferring to an Enterprise officer, while Starfleet personnel regularly go unarmed, and Tasha Yar disarms a guy of his blade in some early episode.

[@mukhtarilyasu9055]

This episode is one of my favorite, i loved it.

[@julianaylor4351]

This one of my favourite episodes.😊

[@jaworskij]

One of the best moments in ST:TNG.

[@IIISentorIII]

Romulans are the Loki's of Startrek

[@MyRofaith]

One of my favorites...

[@dgerdi]

Yes. This Episode had a lot of „WOW“ Moments. Starting with these splitted time fractions in the runabout only to discover that tricky situation between the Enterprise and the Warbird. And than the Shot at the Doctor. And everything seems to be too late. Wow. I need to watch it again.

[@Sliferzero]

This Series was One of the Best my friends. Thanks.

[@Sliferzero]

Thanks Again and Good Luck.

[@stars9084]

Thank you so much!

[@Redshirt434]

Also, one of the dew episodes of TNG to 1) use the exploding console, a Voyager trope to be sure....and have the Enterprise show visibly damaged on the underside of the saucer section.

[@jamesholcombe435]

Great Scott Marty! The Romulans have disrupted the space time continuum

[@Nickelodeon81]

Heavy

[@sarcasticguy4311]

I always liked that the Enterprise and Romulans were so much more concerned with saving their ships and working together that both sides were armed and carrying and many on both sides carried their sidearms in holsters (which many Romulans tend to do anyway). But the scene is tense enough as though that doesn't matter as they're just trying to help each other figure out why this is turning in to such a disaster. Two enemy sides working together in a crisis and after the time continuum is re-established we see that everyone is being a super-bro.

[@rasherbasher8203]

great episode this👍

[@RebornV3]

when that Romulan officer takes over the seat after that red shirt dies probably just wants a place to sit down I mean isn't that the helm they can't move the ship so really that Romulan isn't doing anything.

[@varianschirmer9375]

He appears willing to help. And appears Romulans do know how to read a Federation standard console...

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

I always loved Timescape as an episode, but I never really understood why the warlord disappeared

[@SoranoGuardias]

Because the singularity powering it was contaminated by another spacetime.

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

@@SoranoGuardias yeah I got that, as it was part of the plot. But the beings returning to their own continuum apparently took the entire warbird with them, rather than just returning themselves. Why any of the warbird, why not just part of it, why not everything in the sector (I get that that would have required a two parter) What was it about the matter that made up the warbird itself that caused it to be pulled out of normal spacetime?

[@Tantalus010]

Well, if I recall correctly, the aliens' young are still in the warbird's singularity core, because they were using it as a nursery. When they altered the core to fit their needs, they probably inadvertently altered the warbird's entire power grid. Hence, the warbird went back with them when they vanished. On the other hand, if the aliens disappeared intentionally, it makes sense for them to take the entire ship because the singularity core probably can't work properly without other ship systems monitoring it.

[@andypetrovich2155]

@@Tantalus010 If not the power grid then perhaps the aliens' nest interacted with the Warbird's warp field like in All Good Things the static warp bubble?

[@themacocko6311]

See what you started?!

[@cobaltblue1975]

I've read a few comments about the Romulan taking the controls with such ease. I propose this. It is a giant touch screen after all, and its driven by a super advanced computer system that might just detect the species at the controls and adapt when they are authorized to use them. The federation has more than 150 species as its members, and if language was a barrier to entry there would be far fewer signing up. Its the point of the universal translator, and I'd imagine that logic would extend to reading and interfaces as well.

[@VadulTharys]

Well they are Romulans and their crews are trained on commandeering both Federation and Klingon ships. So he probably knew how to operate it from his days in the Imperial academy.

[@JakkFrost1]

@@VadulTharys ~ You beat me to it. It's pretty much a case of "if you hear hoofbeats, you think horses, not zebras." Some people really overthink things.

[@TommygunNG]

The issue is training, not species. BUT, you hit the point while glossing over it: The Romulan would not have been "authorized to use" the console.

[@sarcasticguy4311]

The only thing that bothered me about this episode is since Romulans are still adversaries/enemies of Starfleet, after the Enterprise returns the Romulans aboard their ship back to the Neutral Zone and one of their own ships I can't help but think they were all subjected to intense debriefing and potentially torture to extract as much information regarding the Federation flagship and the loss of their Warbird as possible.

[@vithalbhaipatel1013]

Well show. Good show.

[@4Legacy]

Thank you for these videos. I've never seen any Star Trek, but after watching a bunch of these clips, I'm definitely debating buying this series

[@SpoonyMetal]

You should. it's waaaaay better than the crap they spill out today. Season 1 is a bit crap though :).

[@dgerdi]

Good choice

[@sonofsarek]

Quite possibly the best tv series of all time.

[@4Legacy]

Update: I finished TNG, and am now starting DS9. I am officially in love with these shows!! So thanks again @April 5, 2063 for the clips, and to you guys for the push into these awesome series'

[@joermnyc]

1:34 Level 3? Yeah, like that’ll stop a full core breach… I mean.. containment field activated.”

[@Apple_Teck]

Riker: What the HELL is going on here?!?

[@howardasternfan]

1:39 You can see a small wire, likely from the sparks, from the console.

[@fotsiborgaming1037]

Well spotted

[@dsandoval9396]

It's totally fake, you can see the wires!

[@aurorauplinks]

It's a faaaaake!!!

[@Thor_Underdunk_Caballerial]

First the console explodes, then he trips backwards over the wire. Not a good day to be on the bridge.

[@malahammer]

You are wrong. They are the translithialduobononium coils. They loose their coilability when heated. Try and keep up you lot.....ffs!

[@ZeroOskul]

1:02 BONK!

[@ExiledPiasa]

This was a good episode

[@SierraSierraFoxtrot]

Hey hey that's Pat Tallman as the alien!

[@josethemacho]

Damn those time devices at the same with the ones from End Game, they stolen the idea from here.

[@HealthyKlingons]

0:14 That romulan disruptor is not pointed at Beverley's midriff but the beam goes there anyway. 2:15 Beverley has a premonition.

[@Frankie2012channel]

I just noticed that the Romulan at 0:27 who shoots Dr. Crusher seems abnormally blase about the whole affair. His reaction (when time was reversed) SHOULD have shown him noticing the alien, and then in alarm at the 'alien' and then shooting at it, accidentally hitting Crusher (in reverse order). How it's acted in the scene is that he just goes to a blank neutral face. Hmmmmm. The director of the episode missed something in that scene.....

[@wildgurgs3614]

Could he be a quarter/half Vulcan? That'd explain his apparent emotionlessness.

[@connormccloy9399]

That’s a great clip!

[@randomrazr]

why did the romulan ship fire at the enterprise

[@connormccloy9399]

I haven’t seen this episode, so I couldn’t tell you.

[@stars9084]

randomrazr They were desperate to stop the power transfer, they saw it was about to destroy them both

[@Th0ughtf0rce]

This is both my favourite Romulan and temporal anomaly TNG episode.

[@ShrekWallBee]

3:34 Captain Picard "its a lengthy tail number one" Commander Riker "Indeed captain" ROTFLOL

[@sarcasticguy4311]

Commander Riker has a tail?

[@anomad6314]

good episode

[@chris72.]

Laforge was still on the Romulan ship O.O because I never heard Geordy say he was back on the Enterprise

[@Civsuccess2]

Story goes that Laforge never return to the ship. They had to clone him using his previous transporter pattern.

[@PR--un4ub]

@@Civsuccess2 That already happened with Picard.

[@marvinsilverman4394]

picard said to riker what to teleport Geordi to the Enterprise

[@davidboda1640]

Fire up that popcorn popper

[@jordancobb509]

I always wondered why Picard is looking at the busted science console the whole time. It's not display any data and he can't use it.

[@MetalheadAndNerd]

Maybe it's the safest place to stand since this console is already exploded.

[@sachinruparelia]

115 likes, 0 dislikes... Yeah baby!

[@andypetrovich2155]

Two Klingons voted down.

[@mdredheadguy1979]

I’d forgotten that the entire Romulan ship disappeared. I wonder if it was sucked into another timeline... Perhaps the same one the aliens came from?

[@SWIFTO_SCYTHE]

Nah fam it went back to its correct alignment with its time line which probaby was when their Singularity was infested with baby entities.

[@MisterYankou]

That's the most apologetic Romulan I've ever seen.

[@nbartlett6538]

Lyta Alexander's telepathic abilities are so strong she can even use them to disable an android.

[@ablestmage]

Seems like the ship comm systems, and the signal to the tricorder, would still operate in the stopped-time zone..

[@Zoomer30_]

It's going to take 😎 A little time to explain 🎶🎵Yeeeeeeeah! 🎶🎵

[@ianmoseley9910]

I wonder who signed for that runabout ?😏

[@EQOAnostalgia]

Only now... in 2020 has Nintendo secured the technology to rewind retro games so you don't have to die in Ghosts & Goblins! This is how it began!

[@ripple-effect-mlp]

Huh. I never noticed it until now, but the Red Alert noise in reverse sounds an awful lot like the alarm that was blaring during the opening sequence of the first Star Wars movie spaceship battle.

[@herewegoagain5174]

Lights years better than today JJ trek

[@CoolsBreeze]

One of the few runabouts that wasn't destroyed on DS9 but taken out in TNG.

[@paulhoffman778]

THE OLD GALAXY CLASS MORE BARK THEN BITE!, GIVE ME THE DREADNOUGHT GALAXY CLASS.

[@NealX_Gaming]

The debate over which ST series was the best will never end, but you can't deny that TNG wins the contest on "interesting sci-fi plots". Unbeaten mix of suspense and procedural, technological, and scientific plausibility.

[@amit790]

When the Enterprise alarm goes backwards, it sounds like the Command Center alarm from Power Rangers

[@chadwickerman]

Sometimes I wish that TNG had ended every episode like an episode of CHIPS. Everyone turning to the camera laughing or high fiving each other, captured in a freeze frame.

[@apage123]

At the end when the power transfer is interrupted, why does the entire romulan ship disappear ? wouldn’t it have just been the life forms in their engine core ,

[@brandoncomer6492]

this would be a hilarious practical joke to play on someone

[@beingsshepherd]

1:59 Seems Sirtis drops the American accent when angry.

[@ironmantran]

Yesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss !

[@rudiruttger]

I like how the federation immediately carts this Romulan crew off to be returned to their countrymen when there's no way in hell would that be reciprocated. It's almost like the federation bears no resemblance to an evil, xenophobic, nation state where life has no value. This episode should have been required viewing by the staff of ST Picard.

[@majormononoke8958]

Yeah, but the hole Federation isnt the enterprise... And we had many episodes where Picard stands against Federation politics/ interests because they seem more near these values. Also didnt the Federation have various wars/conflicts going on against the Romulan Empire before the series Picard ? The thing with Shinto, the cold war, etc.

[@rudiruttger]

@@majormononoke8958 You realize the enterprise would be operating within the bounds of a command structure don't you? The taking on of the entire crew from any vessel, certainly one of a foreign power would require involvement and council from the chain of command as to how to process them. It's not at any captain's discretion to make with the people of a hostile fleet as he sees fit. Surely you don't have to be told this.

[@nicageekinc.5640]

@@rudiruttgeri think it was part of the treaty, where the priority was ensure minimal exposure for the Romulans on board as much as possible while keeping tensions low by returning them to their kin as soon as possible

[@arcadealchemist]

quantum technology yeeeeeeet

[@Aldaris1234567]

Jesus that disrupter is literally going to bisect Beverly.

[@ShawnIsAwesomeAtGaming]

Looking at the comments, nobody has said anything when the Romulan took the helm, on a federation ship. He'd be unfamiliar with their systems right??

[@allenharper2928]

Romulans are quite adept at espionage. The LCARS interface was probably well known to them.

[@aurorauplinks]

They are at war and boarding ships is a common theme for space wars

[@voxdraconia4035]

In almost every epsiode you see Feds accessing alien consoles, pushing some buttons, and all is okay ... what I like is how professional the Romulan is - sees the trouble, reacts immediately. Good man.

[@DavidKnowles0]

@@voxdraconia4035 Tal Shiar: a little to good for my taste, send him for interrogation.

[@TommygunNG]

Problem was, an Enterprise officer should have done that. Imagine the reverse.

[@Mumblix]

"It's going to take some TIME (wink, wink) to explain."

[@DonaldRichards-mr3lz]

Even though time had been reversed the doctor still remembered getting hit be the energy beam . 1:58

[@KuDastardly]

0:27 Anyone notice that playing the red alarm backwards is basically the Tantive IV's red alarm from Star Wars?

[@qdllc]

Odd that remote control of the tricorder worked as it wasn’t protected from the temporal effects nor possessed by someone who was protected.

[@crazyman8472]

“It’s kind of a funny story…” 😅

[@markequinox]

1:11 - Never heard the computer voice speaking about the power transfer when time was reversing - a mistake that always bothered me in this episode.

[@mervynanip9925]

anything that has to do with space time or temporal paradoxes are all beyond me :)

[@vk2ig]

Did you see that episode where they got stuck in a time loop because they collided with another starship which had vanished years before? When they broke out of the loop, they found they'd been in the loop for something like 15 days, but the other ship had been stuck in there for decades.

[@mervynanip9925]

@@vk2ig yeah I did, the Enterprise was stuck in a temporal loop for 14 days and the USS Bozeman for like 80 years.

[@dylanhultman3922]

@@mervynanip9925 17 if I remember the clip correctly.

[@kellyweingart3692]

Cause and Effect

[@EarlJohn61]

But it's all relative, a paradox to Archimedes might be simple 8th year arithmetic to your grandmother and beyond the ken of a current Maths major.

[@cdname47]

"Shields at 27%. Also they blew a hole in the saucer somehow through our shields, but I don't need to mention that"

[@SWIFTO_SCYTHE]

Time space was reversed. So the ship never appeared to them and everything is realigning with the correct time line.

[@TommygunNG]

@@SWIFTO_SCYTHE Then why were they en route to drop off the Romulan crew?

[@pw10a2sal]

hmm, the time-continuum is normal, the warbird vanishes but the burn-marks over the science/engineering screens behind the captain and number one are still there. And the evcuated personal is there, too. How is that possible ? ( 3:11 , 3:33 )

[@varianschirmer9375]

The flow of normal time was resorted... no more pockets like the one that accelerated the rot of the apples on the runabout's table or drained the fuel pod on the nacelle. The fractured space is fractured anymore. But the events weren't erased... the Romulans need a ride home as the aliens with their children in the artificial singularity that powered the warbird took the ship with them back to wherever they came from.

[@MrVestek]

Anybody else notice the string pulling auld Red Shirt to the ground? At 1:39.

[@cgavin1]

I did this also: two dulcolax, two pints of water and a half pint of prune juice.

[@thomaadye5620]

That would actually cause a imminent core breach. Lol

[@Civsuccess2]

Georgi never returned. Nobody noticed that

[@Kitties_are_pretty]

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[@dirdib69]

If the Romulan ship returned to it's own whatever, how was there a ship to evacuate the crew from?

[@ablestmage]

This is my question.. seems to me like all of the other Romulan crew aboard the Enterprise would have also returned to their own time just as the alien on the floor did, and possibly left those aboard the enterprise floating out in space where the Enterprise would have been, in their own timeline..

[@varianschirmer9375]

The Romulans weren't from another time... the aliens pretending to be Romulans were. The Romulans were just inconvenienced the same way Riker & the Enterprise were.

[@kadindarklord]

Why did the Warbird disappear?

[@christopherwilson7092]

So Picard not say to them to get tricorder scan of the warbird for starfleet intelligence

[@TommygunNG]

That wouldn't be nice. The Federation needs to use this time travel stuff and show Zephram Cochran what his Mirror counterpart did on First Contact.

[@ricaard]

Relativity is watching...

[@fairwinds610]

Right. The thirtieth-century Federation Time Corps is on the job.

[@ricaard]

@@fairwinds610 👍🏿

[@Galilee1964]

What always gets me about Relativity is how does Janeway from the 24th Century know what the inside of the Time Ship Relativity looks like?

[@ricaard]

@@Galilee1964 there must be a deleted scene that ties that little nugget in.