Star Trek V - Captain Klaa shooting space garbage (subtitles)

The coolest Klingon scene ever now on YT with subtitles!

[@mad7206]

We should be thanking that Klingon. This way we have no repeat of the V'ger incident

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

There were 2 Voyager probes. Both of which went in vastly different directions. After a few centuries, sure. It might be just about far enough to be near the outskirts of the Klingon Empire. Or wherever they were. I'm not quite sure how enough time passed for the other probe to meet up with a civilization that advanced and that we don't know about in Kirk's time. The timing doesn't seem to quite pan out. I demand a refund.

[@mad7206]

@@PaulTheSkeptic plot armour helps in these situations lol

[@michaelbruno1666]

P'ner.

[@MIMALECKIPL]

@@PaulTheSkeptic In Star Trek Universe there were 6. When ST1 was filmed they didn't know if there would be any more Voyagers.

[@Bungle2010]

@@PaulTheSkeptic It's Pioneer 10 as a matter of fact.

[@dylanmesser3957]

The Pioneer probe screaming as it was shot gets me every time!

[@TheCaddypilot1]

It’s a good thing he destroyed it. We wouldn’t want it becoming sentient and coming back all confused about its maker!

[@MatthewHendrickson]

Carbon units are not true lifeforms

[@DavidFerriday]

Cracks me up they added a scream to the probe blowing up.

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

They really did didn't they. I had to go back and check that one. "No Mr. Klingon. Please don't shoot me. I'm just a poor helpless space probe. OH NO! AAAHHH!" Lol. Wtf?

[@qetoun]

Maybe it had achieved consciousness...somehow?

[@telesniper2]

@@qetoun The machine planet gave it a low key upgrade, unlike Voyager 6.

[@qetoun]

@@telesniper2 Sounds Canon to me!

[@ura9390]

V'Ger didnt want to die!

[@olternaut]

I remember seeing this scene in theaters and watching Captain Klaa being introduced. It took me only 5 seconds to size up his character as he was walking onto the bridge and I started laughing out loud. The hairstyle....more in your face than the average Klingon....the way he walked....arrogance set to warp 10!

[@DrewLSsix]

@Pumpkin Spice klingkhan?

[@thefenlanddefencesystem5080]

He just smacks of being the errant son of some high-ranking Klingon aristo. Like the Vasily Stalin of Qo'noS.

[@thetimelapsesketchbook.9088]

His superior the Klingon Ambassador brought him down a peg or two at the end.

[@happisakshappiplace.6588]

In the novelization he was just a Gunner whos skill turned the tide of a battle. His reward was a ship of his own. He was arrogant and cocky even for a Klingon.

[@calvinnickel9995]

@happisakshappiplace.6588 Yeah in the novelization his ship was customized with the scope so he could operate the weapons. In a normal ship they would have just got the weapons officer to dispatch it but they would have never dared with Klaa.

[@jetseekers]

Given the speed and trajectory of Pioneer 10 and similar probes, they would have to be right on Earth's doorstep (so to speak) to intercept it like that

[@calvinnickel9995]

“Voyager 6 disappeared into what used to be known as a black hole.” - ST TMP

[@marshmallowbudgie]

@@calvinnickel9995 a Hawking Hole (formerly known as a Fryhole)

[@Kaizer617]

I love this movie. One of the reasons being the scenes with the Klingon crew. This is one of the few times in the series where an alien race, on their own vessel, doesn't speak English for the benefit of the audience. I like that. It's a very nice touch.

[@professor-josh]

Headcanon for Klaa: a younger son of a Great House, daddy gave him a Bird-of-Prey to keep him off the bomeworld. Vixis (the female officer here) is a kind of babysitter assigned by daddy to make sure Klaa doesn't bring too much dishonor on the House, but she likes him and indulges him. Their house is also aligned with the Duras because why not? NONE of what I just wrote is backed up by canon, novels, or comics, just something I cooked up. I like his stupid scope too. And his metal hair.

[@benrussell-gough1201]

In the 1960s, Pioneer-11 was launched into space, with a Sagan Plate on the side as a message to whatever intelligence would eventually find it, inviting them to follow it home and visit its creators. Three hundred years later, it encountered the Klingons.

[@andymac4883]

The funny thing is, Pioneer-10 is apparently travelling away from us at about 2 Astronomical Units per year. In three hundred years, it'll be less than a thousand AU from Earth. A thousand AU is less than two-hundredths of a light-year. Either it fell through some kind of funky space-anomaly between then and now like VGER (Voyager 6) and got spat out in Klingon space, or Captain Klaa there managed to get his Bird-of-Prey basically within spitting distance of Earth.

[@benrussell-gough1201]

@@andymac4883 - Remember that this the Trek verse, not the real universe. The late 20th Century was the time of the rise of the Augments and the Eugenics War, so we don't know what their versions of the Pioneer and Voyager probes were. We know that their Voyagers were AI controlled at the very least.

[@BPond7]

Todd Bryant killed it, as Captain Klaa. Something about that voice. Very intimidating. 🖖😀

[@Lightray110]

As awesome a Klingon as he is and brilliantly played by Todd Byrant. I think Christopher Lloyd as Commander Kruge set the standards for how to play Klingons.

[@BPond7]

@@Lightray110 I like to think of Kruge as a seasoned veteran, and Klaa as a brash young captain, who bit off more than he could chew. You’re right, though. Christopher Lloyd was amazing in his role, and perhaps the best thing about Star Trek III. 🖖😀

[@ZGundam83]

I thought Klaa was awesome. Todd Bryant played an Engineer in Star Trek II, standing next to Scotty’s nephew in the Engine Room. He later played the Translator at the trial of Kirk and McCoy in Star Trek VI.

[@JustPippaNY]

The Villains of the first six Star Trek films: A sentient probe struggling to fulfill its purpose. A genetically enhanced tyrant seeking to avenge himself on a man who wronged him. A cabal of officers wishing to derail peace because they fear the future. A noble captain wishing to defend his country from a terrible weapon. A lowly captain who wants to start a fight because he's bored.

[@DblOSmith]

Why does that probe or whatever scream at 0:52 ??? lol

[@Spookssga]

The Klingon female is the toughest klingon ive seen. Even Chekov couldn't keep his eyes off her🤣

[@blacksupra001]

She has wonderful muscles 😂

[@alienlife7754]

Neither could Sulu pro ing once and for all that he is NOT gay. Maybe Bi, but not exclusively gay.

[@Spookssga]

If ya take captain klaa hair and Gowrons eyes, ya will have one scary crazy looking Klingon

[@fozzy1004]

Awesome, would qualify for a horror series.

[@02ujtb00626]

Lmao did the satellite scream?? 😂😂😂

[@nicoleackerman205]

Yes it did. This movie makes no sense. I like the fan theory that it takes place in the Nexus.

[@02ujtb00626]

@@nicoleackerman205 lmao 🤣🤣🤣

[@chucksucks8640]

Captain Kaga always came off as the little guy who wanted to prove how tough he was.

[@kxmode]

Oh no! Captain Klaa killed V'ger's brother!

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

I gotta admit when I first saw this guy I was surprised at seeing he was the first Klingon in the Star Trek series to waste his time and energy and his ships weapons destroying an old Earth deep space probe or as he said it 'Shooting Space Garbage is no test of a Warrior's mettle I need a target that fights back'.

[@qetoun]

The actors really worked hard on their Klingon.

[@jackkoffin1]

Never noticed the Martian sound-effects from War of the World's in the background. This really was a sort-of dollar-store Star Trek movie. Production value was much higher in Star Trek VI.

[@ladydara7446]

Except Star Trek V had a slightly bigger budget ($33 million) than VI ($27 million). If you account for inflation even Star Trek Generations was cheaper to make.

[@lojosol]

@@ladydara7446 They had to have a bigger budget for all the extra decks they portrayed in Star Trek V. They definitely didnt use the budget for the special effects

[@Sam-ey1nn]

@@lojosol The special effects look fine for 1989. They're far better than anything that was in TNG.

[@Bungle2010]

@@Sam-ey1nn Are you sure you are talking about the same movie? The effects in ST:V are notoriously bad, because they couldn't get ILM because they were working on Indiana Jones.

[@zombieddie73]

1:00 she looks so damn happy that he destroyed that shit.

[@observerdude9809]

There was a subplot deleted from the film where Klaa and his first officers were in a relationship

[@TheScubafanatic]

That Klingon captain is Beetlejuice's twin brother!

[@Michael-qu6fj]

Them special effects are fantastic! Star Trek V is peak Trek!

[@Damocles54]

It was said during TNG "a klingon who kills without showing his face is without honor" They use cloaks. They had a cloak that allowed them to fire whilst cloaked. Am i the only one who sees a disconnect there?

[@lojosol]

Chang was not an honorable Klingon. After all, he conspired to have his own Chancellor assassinated, instead of challenging Gorkon to a fight to the death. Need i also mention that he also conspired with the Romulan ambassador to derail the Khitomer accords too?

[@Damocles54]

@lojosol i wouldn't say you needed to mention it, but it couldn't hurt. So, go with your heart.

[@Damocles54]

@Paul Mathews but it's also been said that how you win is every bit as important as the win itself. I agree with that, to a point. One of my jobs in the army was training folk to survive an attack by chem/bio type shit. Not a fan of the idea of victory that way. Tactically, i think the cloaks are awesome. If i can shoot you before you are able to see me, i think fair enough. Older space simulation game freelancer was easily modded and my favorite was our cloak that let us fire whilst cloaked. The term "baby seals" was most accurate lol But Worf was always on about Klingon honor and not killing without showing yourself Yada Yada. So a culture that feels that way develops cloaking tech? There's a disconnect there. Ultimately i guess i just hate when a shows writers are that inconsistent. Judging by the response to game of thrones last season, I'm not alone lol

[@RoonMian]

@@Damocles54 The Klingon ideal of honour is always very malleable to the circumstances. Just as the Vulcan idea of logic.

[@NACLGames]

There's no disconnect. Nobody said it out loud until the last season of DS9 (Ezri Dax), but the Klingon Empire is full of contradictions, mostly revolving around how to maintain their traditional warrior culture while serving other ends. All the shows weren't very subtle about the fact that Klingons more often than not paid lip-service to 'honor' as a form of societal control, and otherwise did what they wanted. I actually thought that was obvious to viewers when just about every Klingon shown on screen other than Worf was a conniving politician, a morally bankrupt mercenary or simply cowards hiding behind platitudes of 'honor' or 'duty'. That's why Martok, who was a character they took great pains to never show in a morally compromising light even compared to Worf, was such a contrast.

[@Sovereign01]

Space junk rarely survives an encounter with a bored Klingon 😁

[@TomO-jv7jb]

In space nobody can hear you scream, unless you're a Pioneer probe.

[@Nekzus]

You know, the odds of finding this tiny space probe in the vastness of space is probably in the octillions.

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

Odd how you have to use the CC for the subtitles that are already in the film.

[@telesniper2]

1:01 He should take a crack at Voyager 6

[@MichaelLaferriere]

Lol, he likely knew what happened to the IKS Amar. Who knows, he might have saved a future Klingon battle fleet from the same fate! :-)

[@CadmusVFX]

Why did pioneer scream when it got hit by the disruptors 😆!?

[@nonconsensualopinion]

That "R2" scream.

[@Damocles54]

0:54 I was reading the comments to see if anyone else posted about that. I was a little worried it was my own brain filing in sound effects to things i see. Again...

[@TheGreatGooglyMoogly430]

Perhaps it had gained sentience like V'ger or Nomad?

[@ESP1138]

Probably because it hurts like Hell. R2-D2 yells like that all the time.

[@LSF17]

In the future our 21st century space probes will become sentient!

[@willc1294]

At 12km/second, pioneer 10 would be about 110 billion km from earth about 300 years after its launch in the early 1970s. So by this point it would be only 1/3 of the way to the inner edge of the oort cloud. Surely by the standards of warp capable travel in the late 23rd century, these klingons are basically right on earth's front doorstep? 😉

[@icwiz]

it could have fallen into an intermittent wormhole, or got pulled into a tachyon stream :P

[@willc1294]

@@icwiz either that or Sean Connery is secretely commanding that bird of prey - 'we will lay off their largest planet, and lishten to their rock and roll' 😉

[@jayblum3583]

@@willc1294 That made me laugh now. XDD

[@Sir_Gugharde_Wuglis]

Nah, it was another alien probe that just resembled pioneer 10. It’s like early Star Trek aliens looking like humans, no physical distinction.

[@DrewLSsix]

Wormholes, it's always wormholes. Tons of our stuff ended up lightyears away according to trek.

[@mikelitoris9610]

Love this style of Klingon ship

[@allyourpie4323]

Probably just saved Earth.

[@sonofeyeabovealleffoff5462]

Love seeing the disruptor mechanisms work. Gives it more credibility when you can see its actuator parts working.

[@astrofan1993]

The weird thing is, Pioneer 10 would still be well within Federation space a couple hundred years from now, when this movie takes place. In fact, according to NASA, Voyager 1 (which is traveling at a faster speed than Pioneer 10) wouldn't reach the inner edge of the Oort Cloud for another 300 years, and wouldn't exit it for another 30,000. Thus, unless it fell into a wormhole or black hole like Voyager 6 (a.k.a., V'Ger) did in Star Trek: The Motion Picture, that means that the Klingons would have been in our solar system, practically on Earth's doorstep, when they destroyed Pioneer 10. Although, what would be interesting is if, a couple hundred years from now, humanity is able to invent a means of space travel much more advanced than today's technology (maybe even warp drive), trace the flight paths of the probes we sent out of the Solar System (Voyager 1 & 2, Pioneer 10 & 11, New Horizons, etc.), calculate where they would be after traveling for so many years, go retrieve them, and bring them back to Earth to be placed in a museum. To me, that would be a more likely scenario than an alien shooting it for target practice. And that's assuming that the probes didn't collide with something like an asteroid or a comet, or blown off course by stellar wind, shockwaves, or gravitational perturbations within the interstellar medium.

[@MichaelLaferriere]

As nice as it would to see them safe in a museum, I really hope we stay hands off with them. They are our first attempts at making contact off our planet, our first reaches for the stars, a lot of the sweat blood and dreams of humanity in the 60s and 70s went into these and I believe there intent was for them to stay in space. We could always 'visit' them in space, but like a war grave, they should be left undisturbed and deeply respected for what they are.

[@astrofan1993]

@@MichaelLaferriere What about refurbishing them, including putting a new power source into them, outfitting them with new communications arrays (assuming we invent something more advanced than traditional radio) and then sending them back on their way again? Or do you think they should just be left as-is? At the very least, maybe place a beacon on them, so we could at least track their locations and their distance from Earth.

[@Ama-hi5kn]

Voyager 1 and 2 still live. NASA managed to get some faint signals from them. Mission time: Longer than expected.

[@blindandwatching]

It's space junk. A threat to navigation. Shatner's review of TMP? Anyway, Pioneer 10 and 11, as well as New Horizons and the V'gers, will still be on their way to the Oort Cloud in the 23rd century.

[@Sam-ey1nn]

I really do not understand the hatred for this movie. It's one of the only times ever that they did actual character development on Spock and McCoy (and the Kirk-Spock-McCoy friendship). We see Spock's shame at being half-human. We see McCoy's regret over his father's death. We see the 3 men choosing to spend their time off together to bond. Plus it's the only movie ever made with a Sean Connery planet.

[@thefenlanddefencesystem5080]

You're right. FF has many faults -- mostly in execution -- but plays hard on the power trio, and the overall story is pretty sound as Trek goes. I think for many it's just a lazy excuse to shit on the Shat. Plus I believe it may also be the only movie ever made with a triple-titted cat-lady dancing on a pool table.

[@Bungle2010]

Because it was badly made (especially when you compare it with the other episodes in the film series) and suffered from the absence of ILM.

[@Bungle2010]

@@thefenlanddefencesystem5080 I think even Shatner himself admits that the film could have been better.

[@Sam-ey1nn]

@@Bungle2010 "Badly made" is pretty relative in a series where half the set in TOS was literal spray-painted garbage (to save money). 35 years later ILM vs non-ILM 80s special effects don't make much difference in my eyes.

[@user-roninwolf1981]

Wait, did I just hear the Martian War Machine scanning sound playing when Captain Klaa lowered the periscope?

[@geomodelrailroader]

That was Pioneer 10 it is space junk now.

[@Felamine]

Humans: "We will launch this into space and aliens will find it, and learn through the plaque that there is intelligent life on Earth!" Klingons: "Here is a piece of old space garbage, I'll blow it up."

[@Xentronium]

Kind of embarrassing though that they still needed more than one shot to destroy it.

[@kenet71]

If the machine planet got to the probe and repaired it, it gains conscious and names itself P'neer 🖖

[@dboymax1]

@@kenet71 😆😂🤣

[@dorkusmingus]

Now I'm wondering why we got vyger and not poner...

[@Spookssga]

Captain Klaa looks like hes been in a wind tunnel

[@quattordicimontenapoleone3113]

It's the only honourable way to dry your hair.

[@stepchildofsoul]

He moonlights as a percussionist for P-Funk!

[@MM22966]

There's just something about old-school scifi space war effects. This, Star Wars (original), the Last Starfighter...

[@j.griffin]

I think these are more... “not so special effects.” Bear in mind, TNG started 2 years before this movie and at $1.3M per episode cost about $33M PER YEAR to shoot. This was basically $33M for a less than 2 hour production... Of course, Kirk was driving the show as Director,etc. The funny thing was that he blames much of the show’s failure on under-funding! 2 of the most popular Trek films were those with the lowest budgets. Combined, they were almost less than this one film. Fun scene,though.

[@trebleking1641]

The gunner must feel so emasculated due to the ship's Captain having his own gun to shoot things...😆

[@Vinny_Terranova]

Poor Pioneer 10.

[@scarypineapple8608]

0:52 did the probe scream…?

[@ESP1138]

Yes.

[@jamesthomas6476]

1. The space scenes look like Robot Chicken aka artificial. 2. Klaa is like a child who just wants someone to fight and shoot at with his laser canons.

[@xkm-thebasetecchannel3823]

0:53 Why is Pioneer X screaming?!

[@benrussell-gough1201]

I think it's symbolic or something. Ask Bill Shatner as it's his movie; likely another "it seemed like a good idea at the time" thing.

[@davidcarrasco118]

Had that kinda "Sho-gun of Harlem" entrance thing goin' on for a second.

[@chrismc410]

Had he lived, Julius J. Carry III(who played him who has since passed away in 2008) would have been a fine Klingon.

[@vanar6011]

Head canon: klaa is the son of Kruge

[@mrclassicalmusic..7349]

what's crazy is.. the subtitles !

[@stepchildofsoul]

I just tried the captions on a whim, and they worked! That's nuts!

[@hans-christianbauer5947]

This is klingon Jack Sparrow.

[@MrApemonk]

Hair Metal Klingons

[@phantomzone2571]

And the little brother of Vjar has gone ...

[@The_Str4nger]

Pioneer 10 was older than the Voyager series

[@rumplebunny]

I knew we were in for a pretty rough ride with this movie when Pioneer screamed after getting hit. Hooooo boy...

[@helmanticus8624]

😂

[@scottsinclair366]

Klaa was the best Klingon figure.

[@Chalee2151]

I believe that the Klingon culture They don't like cleaning up their spaceships. including washing the captain's hair

[@mitchbarredo3990]

Water and soap clearly aren't priorities in the Klingon Empire. I am sure however they they have a generous daily alottment of blood wine for each crew member.

[@ProperLogicalDebate]

Couldn't read the plaque. Which Pioneer or Voyager was that? It hopefully could be some future scout probe for a future generation or other manned spaceship going to set up a colony near another star.

[@LSF17]

It was pioneer look at the plaque

[@varianschirmer9375]

The production was loaned a model of the Pioneer probe by a retired NASA engineer. Probably didn't tell him what its fate would be...

[@benrussell-gough1201]

It was Pioneer-11. You can tell it's a Pioneer because of its axial spin; the Pioneers didn't have any stabilisers so it used gyroscopic motion to keep it aligned.

[@alienlife7754]

In this movie Sulu and Checkov follow and make sexual comments about a female Klingon.So no JJ Abrams. Sulu is NOT gay. George Takei is gay. There is a difference.

[@SSJCLIFF]

Agreed. It's just more social justice virtue signalling being force fed/rammed down people's throats. Yet another beloved character destroyed in the name of 'diversity'.

[@Spookssga]

If I know how to fight hand to hand combat, it would be a glorious battle and an honour to fight Captain Klaa

[@varianschirmer9375]

Borrow a model from a retired NASA engineer... don't tell him what's gonna happen to it...

[@IAmPegasus]

😁😈👍

[@RBYW1234]

cc knows Klingon :)

[@MichaelLaferriere]

Universal translator. ;-)

[@shamelessbastardgames9158]

Love the hair !

[@kingtaco5000]

Would love to see a Klingon tv show

[@Spacegoat92]

A Klingon sitcom... Everybody loves Klaa...

[@Sam-ey1nn]

Star Trek: Klingon the game is probably the closest there will ever be.

[@donaldmisgen5743]

This is awesome 👍

[@putzthewondersloth]

Their gunnery procedure strikes me as a touch bit... inefficient.

[@benrussell-gough1201]

But Bill Shatner thought it looked good and he called the shots on this one so...

[@MichaelLaferriere]

Periscope in space, rotating chairs. And the screen on the periscope is a computer screen anyways.

[@workonesabs]

He killed Viger...! or Viger's brother...

[@dragonback6075]

Subtitled???????????????

[@Sir_Gugharde_Wuglis]

I can’t help but laugh. Klingon sounds so stupid.

[@0351nick-ch8ee]

Klingon women are so hot !!!

[@nealwhaley63]

Too bad this one had nothing to do.

[@MichaelLaferriere]

@@nealwhaley63 She smiled more than most Klingon women.

[@michaelmartinez5217]

Put that parascope away your in space 🌌 not the Ocean.. lol that was ignorant

[@MichaelLaferriere]

And to make it worse, its not an optical tube. The image he was looking at was computer generated, so, he could have had this viewscreen on his space phone or on his space chair.

[@SciFi65]

This is one of the stupidest movies ever made with terrible, terrible effects. It keeps me up at night knowing it exists. And I'm a Trekker too.

[@johnramos8685]

Did Captain Klaa blow dry his hair. He would been a bit more intimidating if he was ripped.

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

I was amazed to find out that actor is white!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@varianschirmer9375]

I don't get the thumbs down on Star Trek V. I thought it had the best opening theme of the 6 TOS movies. I liked this bridge more than the Star Trek VI version. Did this movie suffer from the mistakes of a first-time director... yes. The goofy shot in the turboshaft flying by deck 78 3 times would have been caught otherwise. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if some of the vitriol against the movie comes from the dislike of TOS going toward the religious frontier with a GOD planet. TNG knew religion was a sore subject... they pretended religious cultures didn't exist in their travels for 7 seasons... left that for DS9 to try. My biggest problem is with the budget. It clearly shows that Shatner had less to work with that Nimoy had for his two turns in the director's chair. On paper, it might say it wasn't cheaper than Undiscovered County or Generations. On the screen, I wonder... exactly where did this budget go? The Enterprise-A looks like a ghost town. Maybe location shooting in the desert was the expense. The special effects did not measure up to II, III & VI. But the movie was more efficient and sprinkled with more humor than The Motion Picture. Star Trek: The Motion Picture because calling that Star Trek 2301: A Space Oddessey might be too on the nose...

[@Polarskates]

Let’s face it the Klingons we’re the worst, most boring baddies.

[@SSJCLIFF]

They are basically space orks. They have their place but not in so many of the movies. They could have used the romulans a couple of times, or introduced a new species. They were appropriate in Search for Spock. I think the romulans having the secret cloak would have made more sense in Undiscovered Country.

[@inquisitor4635]

That bridge could use a washing and a polishing, no?

[@highend79]

There is no Honor in Cleanliness!

[@Enzo012]

They've got better things to do.

[@thefenlanddefencesystem5080]

@@highend79 No, but there is honor in hoovering.

[@nealwhaley63]

It looks no worse than when Kirk and company were operating a sister ship.

[@Helgardt6189]

Shame poor Voyager 1

[@LSF17]

PIONEER 10

[@Youngstown529]

I wonder if the actor playing this Klingon captain knew he was making garbage as well as shooting at it?

[@larky368]

Let me see now. One, three, five. That means this movie sucked correct?

[@ronokarat]

Language sounds like they’re choking on a wishbone

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

Translation !

[@RBYW1234]

I like how cc knows Klingon.

[@Kaziklu]

This is honestly one of the worse movies ever made. I love trek... I love Klingons (I actually understand some of the klingon I'm that big a nerd)... but until STD this was the worse bit of Trek made. I would watch the TNG episode Code of Honor 3 times in a row over watching this.

[@ravenmoon5111]

This movie sucked in every way

[@ESP1138]

It was very entertaining, but full of errors. It was directed by William Shatner.