Star Trek | 2016 Comic Con Full Panel (William Shatner, Scott Bakula, Michael Dorn)

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[@recordjnky]

Anyone else find it amazing how good Shatner looks for 85? holy cow

[@connormcleod9595]

wow

[@DummyAccount]

he must have some sort of arrangement with the devil or maybe he drank a longevity elixir

[@henkman00]

what allot of people don't realize is that Shatner is in such good health that he was 52 when he did his first episode...

[@dejayz0166]

It's gotta be the romulan ale🍻🍷🍺

[@zembryoz]

he was not 52 when he did his first episode. LOL. He was born in '31 and TOS was released in 66 and filmed in 65. That makes him 34 for the first episode.

[@AntPDC]

This moderator is in love with himself.

[@cjatfenway]

Jesus Christ no kidding. Hard to watch this insufferable dipshit make these people uncomfortable with his shitlibbery. I’m glad I skipped his shows. General consensus seems to agree that the franchise ended with ENT.

[@daiujin]

William can actually sense all the bullshit that’s happening

[@LeathanL]

They'd be better off finding things for people to laugh about together than lecturing people about "the environment" or "diversity".

[@Hellspawnxxx]

@@LeathanL True because we all know Star Trek was a comedy and had nothing to do with Diversity or the Environment ;)

[@andrewgilbertson5672]

Oh good lord; Fuller makes this panel unwatchable.

[@mrdenson3101]

My goodness, the interviewer spoke about 50% of the time

[@nailspine2553]

Holy shit these questions ... the characters were diverse, we get it. Not once while watching Star Trek all those years did I think, "Wow, how cool is it that all these races can respect each other's differences and look past them to work as a team!" No. I just thought, "Klingons are cool. Romulans are cool. Vulcans are cool. The Enterprise is cool. Exploring is cool. Troy has perfect tits." Yes, there are progressive undertones in Star Trek, but stop shoving it in our faces and reminding us, "everyone is a different race!" because you REMINDING us all the time is what drives wedges between us.

[@Dune137]

I actually enjoyed the questions. At first I rolled my eyes, but whether one realizes it or not, the diversity in Star Trek is the ideal that everyone hopes for. And these days, with the multitude of crazy things happening, it is refreshing....and I really appreciate that.

[@crysishc4l577]

+nailspine wel buddy lets see , you know star trek dark mirror? if we keep going how we are now we are more likely to end up there then the real star trek that we would all love, because in the dark mirror they dont give a shit if you are diffrent, becuase if you are you are less then them what is kinda how the world works now right? so atleast respect them for still having hope the world can end up good and not just fucked up as it is now, and not being like rasism is bad, they dont say that at all, just that we gotta respect all each another no mather the diffrence because if we dont, we can just start throwing nukes right now and just end the human race right now right here. but m8 if you like that idea more i see were you are coming from. because for me start trek has always been the perfect future of humans working together without having to hate someone for something simple, but find out why that person finds that important and try to respect and work with that. it hasnt always been possibly not even in star trek but you would always see them try.

[@nailspine2553]

... GAY!

[@michaeloffgrid]

We as Star Trek fans all agree with Roddenberry's vision for acceptance and equality, but this god awful panel quickly turned into a sermon. This gives me an idea of how Bryan Fuller is approaching this new series, and I'm not excited about it.

[@nailspine2553]

michaeloffgrid I don't hold any fan of Star Trek accountable to any social philosophy - if someone's a fan and at the same time they're a full-blown racist, I don't care. What concerns me is being beaten over the head with 'what's socially acceptable' when I'm just trying to enjoy me some science fiction. Take the crusades - one way or another - and flush it. (that's not specifically directed at you - I'm just saying in general lol) And yes, I echo your concern about the coming series. NOT interested if the agenda is to preach racial/social equality. I can appreciate the world view, but keep that shit in the background.

[@widetubevision4423]

Gene Roddenberry created the concept and format of Star Trek but there were many other people from the production side who also gave their creative talents too. It was a team effort.

[@spockboy]

Yes, Gene L. Coon, DC Fontana, Matt Jefferies, Robert Justman to name a few...

[@kenwheeler3637]

Thank you so much for uploading this. It was great to watch. What a wonderful group of people.

[@Qwazin]

All I want from Star Trek Discovery is an episode where the new crew encounters Reginald Barclay who preferably has been sent back in time through some artificial anomaly he has created by accident while doing research on wormholes or whatever. I don't care how they explain it. I just want Reg!

[@Gonzo1850]

Andreas Nordvall Reg is IN MORE SERIES THAN DORN OMYGAWD

[@tsbarnard72]

Thanks for sharing these videos with someone like me who did not get to go to the Convention!

[@MagickFox]

Brent Spiner also played in multiple star trek series - as nunien soong and data and lore across enterprise and TNG.....

[@ihl8608]

and star trek Picard

[@Vhee0829]

thanks for posting it in full

[@chriswebb3124]

i cant believe shatner is 85. he looks like in hes in 60s

[@rain73ful]

I call it good plastic surgery.

[@chriswebb3124]

true lol

[@rain73ful]

Ha,ha, agreed, though I would like him to be in another Star Trek film before he meets the great beyond.

[@chriswebb3124]

i definitely want him in one more trek movie to. and ive always said if they could bring in nimoy why not shatner...and then i read some quotes about well kirk is dead in the main timeline in star trek. yeah well george kirk is dead in yours but yet it was recently reported that hemsworth would be coming back star trek 4. so yeah those two things dont add up. so bring shatner back for more trek jj!!!!

[@palimpalim5291]

I don't think that he's had any.

[@davidvasanathach6937]

THANK YOU for the great copy!! Great sound!

[@cath1589]

It warmed up, which was good. I love these actors and the different series. Michael Dorn seems to be the most calm and confident among them. Jeri seems to be empathic - earlier in this video it appears to me like she's carrying their feelings and is worried for them. Brent Spiner also looked incredibly uncomfortable sitting next to Shatner, though eventually they had a couple of laughs together. I loved his imitation of Patrick Stewart. Scott Bakula seems lovely, and Jeri Ryan is delightful as always.

[@keegancortez9175]

lol Shatner staring at spiner was so awkward

[@pdoylemi]

With the possible exception of Data, I don't think any character grew as much as Worf. I recall being really disappointed with him in the 1st season because it seemed as though his whole role was to growl a lot and get beat up so that we'd know how tough the bad guys were. It seemed like Michael Dorn spent most of that season just getting his ass kicked. And by the end, he was one of the best characters the show ever had.

[@MesmerGW2]

Pat Doyle well put

[@teddybeddy123]

Thanks for uploading this!

[@chetzmom65]

OMG... I love Scott Bakula!! I was obsessed w/Enterprise! I grew up w/Capt.Kirk, so naturally the Shat is THE Captain (there is NO other), but Capt.Archer is close to my heart.

[@JSWmus]

Agreed

[@robertaeellis7644]

luv how humble bill was when he was asked what it was like for him kissing nichelle, xD best question ever

[@AdmrlLocke]

This is an amazing panel!

[@timhiltonsuperstar]

Awesome interview. Thanks for sharing.

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

I know. Most entertainment panels are just promotional events with an interviewer and non-critical fans asking shallow soft questions. Very rarely does it become a seminar to discuss philosophy, social issues, politics. Gene Roddenberry would be proud.

[@peanutrolls]

6:41 until the first question. Thank you for posting the video. Unrelatedly, this moderator is obnoxiously self-interested.

[@thegwolf]

And he seemed to be aggressively pushing his own narrative/opinion/views on what Star Trek means to us and what the guests of the pane should talk about. In the end it feels to me like the whole goal of the panel was for him to tell us how "the upcoming series is soooo actual and focused on tackling current issues in our reality and society so watch it!" This makes it feel kinda forced. Now combined with the reveal of the new ship design... I really hope the story of the series is done better than the way Fuller did here, because so far I'm not sold on the show and that's comin' from someone who's been waiting for anything Star Trek in the main timeline since Enterprise went away and enjoyed every single Trek series so far.

[@srs5933]

You mean Bill wasn't allowed to dominate things?

[@thegwolf]

Nick Searle no, I mean when someone finished answering a reply, or just being nearly done talking and maybe kinda lost the train of thought, the guy swoops in and either making a segway to again pushing some message that was in no way related to the question or the reply, or finishes up for the guest of the panel, independently from if the person was done or not with speaking. As for "Bill" (didn't knew you were that close) he got his own personality, people can love it or hate it, but if Fuller doesn't want to deal with his "dominating" of things, he simply shouldn't have invited him. Shatner is a bit of a loose cannon, so if you invite him, you should go in prepared for that. In any case a host of a panel shouldn't cut off the people on said panel and shouldn't twist things around, shouldn't try to give messages into the mouths of the guests of the panel. There is a way of maintaining structure and manage time constraints on an event without doing those things.

[@jetfusion1532]

Does life sometimes feel too complicated for u? Just let it go. It's ok.

[@thegwolf]

Go back under the rock troll, We'll turn on the troll signal when you're needed. I promise ;)

[@Floridariedel]

Thx for the upload. You rock!

[@Trekfreek]

I would like to correct our host regarding the transporter. Picard said it best to Moriarty"Matter and energy are interchangeable." In other words the molecules are turned into energy then transported to their destiny and re assembled in their original pastern. No copy is maid. His assumption is based on an experiment that successfully copied a molecule using lasers. This experiment was nicknamed "The Transporter". It was later reverenced in 2000 version of The outer limits and again in the movie "The Prestige". But Gen's vision of the transporter was always moving matter in energy form from one place to another.

[@PiazzaGurl]

TNG and DS9 were my absolute favorites. The stories were more deep and they focused intricately on EACH character.

[@MrSEA-ok2ll]

The last convention I visited was a Star Trek convention in Seattle back in I think 1990 with both Shatner and Nemoy...it was interested and impressive...cheers.

[@teddybeddy123]

They should definitely have Scott playing Admiral Archer in the new series!

[@TYTfan]

Gel rub downs for everyone.

[@TheShootist]

Great Rao I hope not.

[@4TheRecord]

He would have to be 130 or so years old for that to work.

[@TheShootist]

4TheRecord Really? I thought this was a prequel set between Archer and Kirk. Maybe it's the Romulan War "fought only at impulse"

[@TheSportCompact]

+4TheRecord No. In the crappy alternate time-line Trek, he is probably about that age being still alive with Scotty losing his dog in a transwarp beaming accident. This new pay to watch ripoff of the fan movie Axanar he would probably closer to 80 give or take.

[@izimen25f37]

Para mi, solo existía la serie original, y la next generation, me cerraba a ver Enterprise, pero... cuando empece a verla, cambio mi visión. Hoy pienso que Enterprise es la mejor, y el personaje de ARCHER con la interpretación de Bakula, es única e insuperable. Asi como fue NImoy = Spock. Sin dejar atras a TRIPP, Reed y T´pool, y el Doctor, son únicos. Como lo fue, Kirk-Spock y Bones,

[@STho205]

I really liked Dorn's closing comment on Spiner's closing scene in "The Offspring". I too think it was his finest performance of that character. Having an only child, an 18 yr old daughter of exceptional IQ, about to head out on her own, I can't bring myself to watch that show again for I do have an emotion chip.

[@funzjag]

Thanks for posting this entertaining video.

[@og-san2895]

Can’t Believe Mr.William shatner is 90

[@DummyAccount]

15:10 "Tortured by the Kardashians" . . . I think modern society is being tortured by the current Kardashian generation :-P

[@smadeintheshade]

You can thank the writer's strike for all these vacuous celebrities and their "reality" TV shows. I wish we could get back to dialogue driven story telling.

[@AslanSusanPevensie]

great play on words but the star trek ones are spelled with a " c"

[@kirakiraboshi82]

The first one or 2 years the kardashians became big i just thought star trek became popular again. I just heard the name, i almost never watch tv. Then suddenly I realized they weren't the cardassians :)

[@deicidemaul]

Honestly I'd rather have a Cardassian invasion than watch that shit.

[@s.cottingham3838]

😂😂😂

[@morrisho6450]

When Scott Bakula was introduced , it would have been more epic if they should have played Archer's theme.

[@Q69573]

Jeri Ryan is Timeless. So Fit. Classy. The Borg never had it so good.

[@mrmisterman999]

would definitely pound it for days

[@AngelaRyanXX]

@@mrmisterman999 "It" would rip your incel head off.

[@TheToonMonkey]

@@AngelaRyanXX calm down sugartits.

[@AngelaRyanXX]

@@TheToonMonkey And yours.

[@smadeintheshade]

There's no point in traveling to the stars until we learn to cherish one another and come to reverence all life here on this planet.

[@ronwagoner8358]

Precisely, all life - human and non-human.

[@cdtelting]

Such hard questions. Philosophical if not potentially a political minefield. I feel sorry for the actors.

[@srs5933]

Well, they're getting paid..

[@Mephilis78]

+Schnake Eyes Judging by how quickly the smiles left everyone's faces, I don't think they knew what they were getting into at all. I think they expecting the usual joviality that they experience with each other cons. If you watch some of the the other Star Trek panels, it's a lot like seeing a group of old friends hanging out in their favorite bar. This is like watching those same friends standing around a coffin at a funeral.

[@payank505]

Excellent! Redeeming Star Trek from J.J.. Thank you. This was great.

[@AdmrlLocke]

Brent Spiner also appeared in two series--he played Arik Soong in Enterprise.

[@Morrisman1996]

I was waiting for Brent's Patrick Stewart impression

[@WW-wf8tu]

While the moderator is well known and important to the franchise, I feel this panel would have been far more enjoyable had they not been so controlled. Most fans want to see the panel folks relaxed and free to share and interact with each other as well as the audience. So moderators are to structured. As well as what many have said, too political. Everyone gets it. We don't need to be beat over the head with the morals, ethics and diversities to be brought together. Etc etc. Most fans just want to see the panels having fun. As for posting of this panel, the sound was good! It is nice when one can hear clearly what is said by the panel members and audiences asking the questions.

[@kuunami]

And too many political related questions.

[@WW-wf8tu]

@@kuunami It is the democratic society of Hollywood, thus, it is only logical for them to push their agendas and attempt to focus peoples minds towards their way of thinking. Which is a shame. This particular group that spouts words such as inclusion, tolerance and acceptance, does not exhibit those same aspects for people outside of their collective.

[@williemartinez5238]

"live long and prosper " Mr. Spock

[@explores40]

I think with any conventions you don't need a Host I think they just need the actors there and just have the fans line up for a questions I fine having a host where they stand there and start talking hopefully star trek conventions will return where fans can actually go to ones.

[@juresaiyan]

I love how they used DS9 theme for Dorn :D Also, my god, Shatner looks like he's 70, not 85.

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

Honestly he seems like he's 55 or 60

[@Skoora]

Ha, I thought exactly the same. Just marathoned DS9 on Prime so it’s fresh in my mind.

[@ClassicReplay]

Commander Sisko is massively underrated. Loved him on Deep Space 9

[@CommodoreProductions01]

great video

[@Toto-zb8rb]

Thanks for having uploaded this, thanks Star TRek for existing and Bryan Fuller for being the wonderful person he is! (Happy birthday, Bryan, btw!) I teared up at various times watching this panel and especially at the end, when people held hands and everything. (Who is cutting onions here!??)

[@cath1589]

Wow, I'm only 10 mins in here, and I feel like these wonderful stars are absolutely terrified of and inhibited by William Shatner. He keeps eyeballing them as well. Continuing to watch...

[@donmcgibbon6575]

Shat' being Shatner!!! [I love it when Jeri sneaks a snap of him on her cell!]

[@zetetick395]

The MC appears to be misusing his office to soapbox inappropriately - He's making more statements than asking actual questions! (which is the MCs job) O~O

[@tommydronesmaaddaaah9911]

Yup and he was the executive producer for CBS Paramount responsible for StarTrek Discovery

[@danspawn85]

Dorn also played Thok Mok on Star Trek Klingon Academy. He was Col. Worf's brother.

[@Ryan_Winter]

Brian Fuller the producer of STD. Man I should have watched this 4 years ago, it's absolutely prophetic. You can tell what is to come from this panel, oh boy.

[@user-jv7ig6ie5b]

I was thinking the exact same thing. So pompous and heavy-handed with his self-important mortality,bad opposed to Roddenberry and his joyous sense of adventure and humour alongside the morality plays.

[@tommydronesmaaddaaah9911]

Yup

[@johntaylor3711]

I clicked on the video to watch my some of my favorite character actors talk about the show I love so much, and instead got 15 min of politics. Star Trek has always been political, but these days it’s so much more divisive. At least Picard season 3 has actually seemed to start feeling like Star Trek actually should. New Trek is not hopeful, it’s just dramatic, negitive, and preachy.

[@hfredydl]

Yes! Brent doing Stewart is always epic !

[@kuribayashi84]

To be perfectly honest, with Nicholas Meyer and Rod Roddenberry involved in this, I was really *really* hopeful for a while. The timeframe the new series is supposedly set in (only 10 years before TOS, that means right after "The Cage") and *especially* the new Ships' design made me all kinds of sceptical again.

[@yikesyikes4591]

Shatner is 85 . . . what an amazing personality he is.

[@TheMetahedron]

KIRK NEVER DIED.

[@edmundkempersdartboard173]

Jeri ryan does not age. That said lets take a moment to marvel at the irony of the executive producer of discovery talk about the importance of canon.

[@srs5933]

13:18 - Oh God, Bill's looking at me again. Stop looking at me!

[@1300l]

That producer is pushing WAY too much how the new star trek will be "modern and utopian". It do sound good but the way he want to do say it over and over makes me worried that it wont be what he is selling

[@keithc187]

4 years later... you were absolutely right.

[@cath1589]

The host/moderator sure loves the sound of his own voice! Edited to add that he does do a good job though.

[@TheLiveMusicGroup]

How did you leave out Jeri Ryan in your title???

[@RaikenXion]

It would be cool if they did a temporal convergence episode, like a one off that brings all these actors bk together in their respective characters. Like they all have to come together to face somekind of mysterious unknown threat, and they have to work together in some way to find a solution to it. Maybe it could even be used of a way to pass on the torch to the new series, like this strange alien threat if you will, threatens the past and future, and once they resolve it, it leads onto the new era of the Discovery series. Like have them all meet eachother, kind of each plucked from their particular eras and at the age that they all are now but they are all given a slight glimpse of the future era of Starfleet and the new crews, interms of the Discovery series that is. Data could be done using cgi (abit like curious case how they did Brad Pitt), but have Archer, Kirk, and Picard Sisko and Janeway all at the age they are now, either retired or as admirals or something. They could do it where the nexus changed Kirk's death and his actual true death was where he died on his ship in a big space battle and he got everyone to evacuate but stayed and went down with his beloved enterprise starship. I dont know all the exact details of Star Trek cause Im not a trekkie but ive always liked Star Trek, I wish they could do something like that but properly fleshed out, like well written and having a real solid sci fi kind of plot at its core, but that involves all these captains and characters, where they all have prominent roles to play.

[@smadeintheshade]

Rebbe Schneerson says like this, "Peace is not homogeneity. Peace does not mean that everyone thinks the same way. Peace is when there is plurality that finds a higher Oneness." We are one! Babylon 5's G'kar drove home this idea in his preamble to the Interstellar Alliance's "Declaration of Principles."

[@robwebnoid5763]

Brian Fuller's voice mannerisms sounds a lot like Wil Wheaton, the grownup Wil.

[@thetruthchannel349]

will someone explain to me how individual rights are under attack? Where is this happening?

[@switchbladekid1365]

Texas and Florida.

[@vanmoody]

I'd like to have a transporter because in the winter when I get too cold I can just go to Florida till I warm up.

[@buttercupkushing8482]

Replicate me a pizza... no anchovies, please!

[@sy2see]

Why didn’t you mention Jeri Ryan on your titles?

[@Wierdboy007]

Really, how is identity under attack, how can something that is an agreement upon the diverse roles you take on in life even able to be under some form of threat? What anyone's "identity" is, at least according to specialists in that field (science > "i don't think so"), not an individual decision. It's an agreement between people whom interact which each other. Because as said, the perimeters of the various roles one inhabits are agreed upon by the people surrounding oneself. Like it or don't, fact's don't care.

[@LightSoundGate]

I think I still love Jeri Ryan. :D

[@jeremiahruiz2887]

I thought M.Dorn in an interview confessed that in one of the first auditions with Nemoy, his first question was "What is a Klingon?"

[@jpo5830]

Is there any way to ban a person like this from KZbin?

[@astateato]

Shatner still rides his horses at 85.

[@ihl8608]

Good to see Scott B on here.

[@fireball0762]

never give up hope for the future

[@JenJarMeg]

I love all the Star Trek captains. My favorite is Captain Kirk!❤️💜💙🖤💚💛🧡

[@doddy_bj_miko]

missed Capt Picard here :) "Xavier" Patrick Stewart...

[@Dancestar1981]

Doddy BJ also missed Kate Mulgrew

[@ireachy]

Fantastic moderation - kudos. Especially in mitigating a certain ego at certain points, but more for adding relevant Star Trek insight and guiding the Q&A.

[@marcosmaldonado474]

Yes! My Idol.

[@AdmrlLocke]

I love that Jeri filmed Shatner. :-D

[@Thugastrike]

Call him Scott Jakula HAHAHA!

[@orusandornots1915]

I had to skip the into. Brian Fuller is extremely irritating. BTW respecting people is for everyone. Not just one group that claims to be virtuous by way of claims of victimhood.

[@sisigwithrice]

30:38 Is that the button lady from the benedict cumberbatch video? :D

[@RoadWarrior-lo9vt]

Awesome event. It irks me though to hear the head speaker keep calling it Star "Track".

[@ShellsShells-nd6qh]

A Captain that doesn't CRY

[@victoriamarievalenti596]

I wish i was there to meet Kirk and the rest of them, to bad Spock couldn't be there, maybe his son should have been there for his father

[@BrokebackBob]

When Jeri is paying attention to her phone and taking pics, she's bored.

[@TYTfan]

Total geek comment, but the Borg were not equal opportunity assimilators. They refused to assimilate the Kazon, they found them to be useless. :edit to add the reaction to the SW shirt was priceless.

[@xanderguldie]

9:15 Bravo!!

[@BANKO007]

Brian Fuller seems to be missing the whole point about Star Trek. It's not a mission to be more politically correct than anything that has gone before.

[@johnmastroligulano7401]

Minute 7 the only problem is what if the prime directive has been broken already causing a situation like we are currently dealing with or rather unable to deal with on Earth forcing us to live with managed chaos-futility thrust upon us by people using advanced technology/weaponry to create the illusion of choice. At what point do those pretending to observe realize their responsibility-role? Reminds one of the Fringe situation & that scene where September tells Dunham she has to die or the Walter situation where they pretend that they don't realize what they have done. This place is orchestrated like a sick reality show much like what Hawking warned could happen if advanced life forms found Earth & didn't see us as let's just say valuable for anything but entertainment.

[@lanabyk8012]

Captain, the ship has entered into a space anomaly...what do we do?

[@baggyobeast]

host sounds a bit crazy to me, makes the actors very uncomfortable and not really fun at all

[@tommydronesmaaddaaah9911]

Yes And he was the executive producer for CBS Paramount responsible for StarTrek Discovery

[@Mister__Jey]

Oh my this Moderator...

[@utubeisCensorred]

Stay positive.. the panel. Wish they actually talked about the show.

[@BVCStudios]

Was this in Hall H? What Day...?

[@leebee5521]

Captain Sisko, can come back anywhere anytime now, has he got any relation with "Q", bring him back, all the captain kirk is not my favourite just because he was the first, he was good, Spok was/is better, Yes each captain was great for there time, not really something to compare, just enjoy each for there own era. Bryan summed it up brilliantly

[@wadeleetorres2585]

Bakula for President! 😉

[@user-jv7ig6ie5b]

Why does rh the host sound exactly like Wil Wheaton?

[@morty4815162342]

29:17 for Brent Spiner’s Picard impression.

[@bibletruth7014]

he never got to see the other star treks...you don't need a grant or a gift, just turn on tv and watch, but shatner still has the most brilliant mind

[@XoXo475]

LOL why is Shatner crowding Brent Spiners personal space so much! Look at him cringing and eyeballing Bill as if to say, move OVER, and stop LOOKING at me!!!!.