The Doctors Panel at Star Trek Las Vegas - 8-3-19 - Gates Mcfadden, Robert Picardo, Alexander Siddig

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This is the Star Trek doctors panel at Star Trek Las Vegas that happened on August 3, 2019. The panelists included Gates Mcfadden, Robert Picardo, Alexander Siddig, John Billingsley and Wilson Cruz. Doctors from The Next Generation, Deep Space 9, Voyager, Enterprise and Discovery came together to talk about the Star Trek franchise. If you enjoy this video, please like and subscribe :)
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[@STNuevo]

Thank You to Bones, no medical officer would be on this stage without him.

[@Redrally]

RIP Deforest Kelly

[@The1ReviewBoard]

The only Doctor that's not on stage.

[@The1ReviewBoard]

@Barnaby True make that one only of two Doctors not on stage.

[@theexmann]

Technically, Deforest Kelly's Bones wasn't the first medical doctor in Enterprise. It was John Hoyt as Dr. Phillip Boyce. We saw his character in the two part episode The Menagerie. In fact, I think the captain even refers to the doctor as Bones at one point. I might be mistaken on this late part, but I vaguely remember captain Pike calling the doctor Bones.

[@FreddyEnergizer]

Would have been cool as they had put Karl Urban on the stage to ( the new Bones ( Kelvin TL ))

[@ThreeWrightKids]

Backstage Dr. Pulaski is setting her phaser to kill.

[@adventureswithkat3884]

Chris Wright I never liked her character lol. Beverley was always my favorite doctor because she was more than a doc. She was a mom, doctor, friend, love to Picard, and, in her own way, a leader.

[@STNuevo]

​@@adventureswithkat3884 I agree to "Q"when he said, Crusher gets more shrill with each passing year. ;)

[@STNuevo]

@Barnaby It's a free decision of medical officer you can make. Except if you are on a mission and no other medical officer is available. ;) Do what you want.

[@adventureswithkat3884]

Everyone is allowed to have an opinion. As an actress, Pulaski is talented, but I guess I just vibed with Beverly more.

[@theexmann]

Dr. Pulaski also had a much longer history with Star Trek since she appeared as multiple characters on TOS. She looked very hot when she played Science Officer Dr. Ann Mulhall, and then again a much more intellectual character when she played Dr. Miranda Jones that turned out to be blind. All three characters she played in Star Trek were very different and she was wonderful in all of them.

[@Christopher-co3kt]

One of the BEST PANELS EVER! I love each and every one of those actors, for extremely different reasons. Each of their characters touched me in a special special way...probably because I ended up in the medical field, and idolized the science officers in Star Trek.

[@kubel83]

Always loved Robert picardo for his roles. I think he is a brilliant actor.

[@riddles_in_the_dark]

especially his role on the Stargate franchise - from his first appearance early on SG1 to the final episode of Atlantis... his character had such an incredible story arc from antagonist to beloved team leader - and he played it so damn well and believable

[@kubel83]

Stefan Au Oh boy he was actually my favorite in that role. I loved how he was a man of the book, but as time went by even he could see that sometimes following the book is not the best choice. Sometimes following your own gut and breaking the rules is better. Fantastic actor and super charismatic person.😊

[@1macruc1an]

Yeah, he and John Billingsley were great on Stargate SG-1 as well.

[@needparalegal]

He definitely carries his scenes in every show.

[@FireWalkMusic]

I don't understand all the hate towards Entreprise.. I loved that show! Sure, it had some issues, but they all did..

[@cawfeedawg]

I always thought enterprise was a good show.

[@brazelton13]

I stopped watching after only a few episodes sad to say. I could not get over worrying about the dog, stupid I know, but the dog needed more attention than it got. The dog gave me anxiety so I stopped watching.

[@Teawithlee]

It was that damn intro song...

[@spaceexpireaudio666]

@@Teawithlee yeah, but In a Mirror, Darkly had a sick intro song, I think...

[@consumablecorner150]

I think the lack of focus on the foundation was the issue. There was no authority in the show. There was also no conscience. Bakula's character was basically an adventuring kid.

[@MeenakshiRaman1]

DS9 was ahead of its time and remains underrated. Gates McFadden’s point about geeks ruling current “pop” culture is spot on. And Robert Picardo is just a legend and remains one of the best ever Trek characters full stop.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

I place Garak from DS9 in that category as well.

[@Bitchslapper316]

There were some great trek characters from most of the shows. Garak was probably my favorite personally. I know this is an unpopular opinion because discovery isn't a great show but I think they at least did an amazing job with Seru. He is probably the best original star trek character since the doctor.

[@CaptainPikeachu]

The best part of these conventions is seeing the interactions of all the actors from the different shows and seeing their love and respect for each other and their shared understanding of the work that goes into making each show. They are all brilliant and wonderful people!

[@justlilyanne]

Gates didn't age. She just became increasingly elegant as the years have gone by!

[@karlsmith2570]

The hair had gotten a little gray in it, but she still looks fabulous

[@ketchakik]

Whatever you’d call a woman silver fox...gates is it

[@danivarius]

… with a little nip and tuck here and there, to assist in the process!

[@baronvg]

No kidding!!

[@ken.f.c.1977]

it's amazing what surgery can do. lol

[@charleshanners9031]

All the doctors on Star Trek were inspirational (including on Enterprise). All encouraged me to engage science and look at it through a moral lens. That inspiration has informed my professional life. Thank you all.

[@xchanticochulox]

Agreed, They were the true moral compass of all these shows

[@CriticalRoleHighlights]

Feels ironic considering the shirt John Billingsley is wearing.

[@HyperGolem]

Ah yes, I too remember when Phlox decide to let an entire species die because they were mean to another race. Such inspiration.

[@JWMcLay]

HyperGolem, just in case you weren't paying attention - Billingsley himself said, on this panel, that he objected to and didn't agree with some of the stories portrayed in the ENT series, particularly at least one ep. that strongly appeared to condone torture. He didn't have creative control over the plot of each episide. Doesn't mean there wasn't dodgy/flawed writing elsewhere though. Billingsley sounds like he has a fairly strong social conscience.

[@deanladue3151]

The ghost of DeForest Kelly is plain to see. ("Dammit Jim! I'm a physician not a magician!!)

[@tonymarino8]

Robert Picardo: Go back to your magazine. LoL I can totally see him saying that to Lt. Paris.

[@StPaul-rp4iu]

"Please state the nature of the medical emergency." - Star Trek PICARDO

[@adventureswithkat3884]

Siddig would be a 🔥🔥🔥 doctor who. Just saying.

[@harvey1965]

.... that's an interesting idea!

[@adventureswithkat3884]

John Chilton like seriously. He has this aura about him that give me time traveling, two-hearted, curious about the universe alien. He is a handsome dude, tall, and idk has the accent too.

[@Darkmetamorphosis1]

This should be a thing

[@sohoboriker]

He’s played him on BBC Radio plays. And I totally think he should play the next incarnation!

[@glenwaldrop8166]

I could actually get behind that one. The gender swap felt forced as hell, even if it was the plan, all of the drama in the real world seemed to push the show whether it was organically going there or not. Siddig's sense of humor seems a little warped, just like it should be.

[@danielallenbutler1782]

Damn! And I thought Gates McFadden was sexy when she had RED hair....

[@evanroberts2771]

Well, there's no cure for bad taste, is there?

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

I got the impression that Gates didn't much care for John Billingsley's sense of humor.

[@NeathSpadge]

Absolutely outstanding, loved it and thank you for taking the time to show it to us. Quite sad that DeForest Kelley is not still with us and there with them :-(

[@willarcher7929]

That'd be cool but he'd be 99 years old if he were still alive , might be hard pressed to make an appearance.

[@NeathSpadge]

@@willarcher7929 have seen 99 year olds doing better than me LOL

[@danielallenbutler1782]

If Dee were on stage, the other five would be sitting at his feet, gazing up in awe, wishing they could have created a character half as iconic as Bones McCoy....

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

Gates looking quite regal with her silver/gray hair.

[@pesto12601]

Regal? I think she just looks so damn old!

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

@@pesto12601 Well, let's see how you hold up when you're 70... ;)

[@pesto12601]

@@JustWasted3HoursHere Good point!

[@SumDumGy]

Absolutely stunning!

[@nertz4579]

So glad its not colored. I never could understand why older people dye their hair.

[@DamonBlack_Media]

My gawd. Gates McFadden is freaking gorgeous. Fine wine. Everyone looks great as well.

[@lijohnyoutube101]

Damon Black Actresses cannot age or they don’t get jobs. People in the public eye especially women spend 1000’s upon 1000’s for personal trainers/chefs and plastic surgery to look ‘like fine wine’ its sad we have come to reward the ‘fake’ as the ideal :(

[@mowsefmow8177]

sad that a compliment about a woman's appearance spurns a tangential diatribe about societal expectations. Gates is a babe and she probably just takes care of herself because she's a stage actress and her career does depend on her physicality and fitness. get over yourself

[@tanya5322]

Lisa Eichler-Johnson and some women just age quite well. My grandmother (currently shown as a hockey goalie circa 1928) was still looking younger than her years well into her 80s. I’ll grant that you are not entirely wrong in a general kind of way, but just because your comments might be applicable, doesn’t mean that it is always the case.

[@williamscottgordon628]

She's smokin'. It's not just her looks, but her continued engagement with the world around her, that keeps her young IMHO. I think Patrick Stewart has that same magic...it's not just genes or lifestyle. It's about still caring about what's happening now, and not constantly being mired in the past. I hope I'm like them when I grow up! ;-)

[@delenngm]

With respect to everyone commenting but Gates McFadden looks fake! She’s a walking advertisement for why cosmetic surgery is an awful idea. It’s absolutely tragic that such a beautiful woman felt the need, and I suspect pressure, to go the cosmetic route. It’s an indictment of a business, and to some extent a society, that can not accept the incredible natural beauty of older women and refuses to let them age with grace. I have no criticism of McFadden, she is responding to an obscene unfairness that can end careers because it can’t celebrate her talent as an actor and insists on judging her on how young she can look.

[@glenwaldrop8166]

Star Trek has always been about diversity and inclusiveness. Discovery did not introduce it. Gene Roddenberry did back in 66.

[@cybercifrado]

Nichelle Nichols mentioned in one of her interviews how very unconventional it was at the time for her character to exist. Gene Roddenberry's greatest gift to us all was the hope and compassion he believed the human race could one day aspire to have.

[@Shadowfire204]

Diversity and inclusiveness done *correctly.* Haven't watched Discovery yet though.

[@glenwaldrop8166]

@@Shadowfire204 the other shows did it right. They just had everyone on it, when they broached the topic it was well done. Discovery slaps you in the face with diversity, talks about diversity and pats themselves on the back constantly as tho the other shows never happened. What gets me is that guy had the balls to sit beside the other actors and say that.

[@Shadowfire204]

@@glenwaldrop8166 Yeah, he kinda annoyed me when he walked out and was like "Yeah, I think this is what we need to be talking about right now." And all that.

[@acorn2oak90]

Guess it was too "nuanced" for him to pick up in the other series'

[@Bitchslapper316]

I hope we get some Cameo's on Picard of these doctors. At the very least it would be cool to see "The Doctor", Bashir and Beverly.

[@robmillist]

Thank you for posting this..

[@patrese993]

When there's no Klingon on stage, just put a Kronos keyboard in the background!

[@TheJosip1000]

Wow, Bob Picardo really is a hologram.......he hasnt aged a day since Voyager ended

[@ZEZERBING]

Gates, on the other hand.....

[@andrewhills9746]

@@ZEZERBING was just about to say that she as not aged well lmao

[@formary2037]

@@ZEZERBING well, she looks great for her age which is 70 years old.

[@deadNightwatchman]

Gates looks great and you just gotta love Picardo's flamingo shirt!

[@CaveManJohnCarter]

Haha that's awesome lol

[@Bitchslapper316]

Is it weird I find Gates way more attractive now then when she was on TNG?

[@SumDumGy]

She’s stunning

[@hidmagnum]

@@SumDumGy She's plastic

[@neddersass8439]

Yes cos she's a fucking granny and I think you're lying to yourself.

[@eliasb8]

Yes!

[@ronaldomadrebien7045]

To each his own

[@dee_mcgee11]

I absolutely adore John Billingsly and his honest candor ❤️

[@LGranthamsHeir]

And he seems to have chemistry with Bob Picardo. I can see why they did a cameo together on 'The Orville.'

[@elanderan1104]

I loved Star Trek: Enterprise. I especially liked the theme song and who didn't love Doctor Phlox and his ear to ear smiles. The show was basically about how the federation started. The Xindi and Temporal Cold War were my favorite story arcs of any Star Trek. It had a couple issues that I think are obvious, not quite enough character development and the overly sexualized scenes in the decontamination room.

[@mikecally5720]

I mute the theme music for every ST show. It is either pompous orchestra music (or Enterprise's horrible hillbilly folk music).

[@biancabeluga1597]

I liked Enterprise too! Dr.Phlox was such a great character! So funny!😊

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

Doctor Phlox is terribly underrated, as a character and as the actor who plays him. I enjoyed Enterprise but I can relate somewhat to its criticisms too. Apparently there was a lot of studio meddling (How many great shows and movies have been ruined because of that?)

[@mikecally5720]

@@JustWasted3HoursHere Phlox was awesome. If I had to rate the ST docs I would go: 1. Voy EMH, 2. Ent Phlox, 3. TNG Crusher, 4. TOS McCoy, 4. DS9 Bashir

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

@@mikecally5720 McCoy and Bashir are tied for fourth place, eh? ;)

[@thebuckrogers22]

man gates still looks fine as hell

[@50jakecs]

I had to go look up how old she is. I don't think IMDB's right - she can't be 70.

[@pesto12601]

@@50jakecs 70...? Figured she would 85 from the look of her....

[@donnasullo2521]

OMG! I love them all, and they all look fabulous. Each Star Trek doctors have a special place and bonds all Star Trek shows together. I love them all.

[@PrecociousTurtle]

Seen it to the end buddy! Good day :)

[@peetey897]

Thank you SO MUCH for filming and uploading this!!!

[@JWMcLay]

Thank you so much for filming and uploading this panel for us! I live in Australia and wouldn't be able to see the panel otherwise. The last few minutes of Q& A were missing :( I know it's hard to film by hand, the jerky camera movements made it a bit hard to watch at times. I'm very appreciative though, thank you for uploading this!

[@jamiethomas18]

Thanks for sharing the panel, great to hear from the doctors. What happened to Bob Picardo's answer about working as an ambassador with NASA? There is a clear cut and his response was missed. Thank you.

[@Helldorado72]

I was just saying the same thing.. Maybe something needed to be cut.. was anyone at the panel that could shed light on this? 🤔

[@Tomattoism]

Thanks for sharing.

[@matthewstreets9662]

Awesome session, awesome Star Trek doctor cast and awesome entertaind audiences.

[@RockmanX82]

I wouldn’t mind the Dr. Bashir actor showing up as the real mandarin in a marvel movie lol

[@ariellekolodzinski6947]

OH MY GOD I didn’t know I needed this but now I NEED THIS

[@mattm7378]

Has there been a panel that also includes the nurses (Jabara,Kes, Paris Ogawa) ?

[@Pahricida]

I doubt the actress that played Kes is gonna show up. Legal troubles and all.

[@saltlakedood]

Thanks!

[@Jarsia]

is Gates the only TNG castmember to ACTUALLY speak positively about DS9?

[@harvey1965]

My favourite Doctor Crusher talks lovingly about my favourite Trek Deep Space Nine: how marvelous!!!!!

[@carolinehirst4921]

@OriginalTharios Why? Because it could do episodes that TNG could never do with consequences to actions?

[@faytneris]

@OriginalTharios Way to derail the actual topic. It always triggers a few who immediately lose focus on the initial question... So let's put it back on track. It doesn't matter who loved it or who hated it fanwise. Gates McFadden speaks positively about DS9 and that is a good thing. It was funny at first to hear Frakes and Sirtis make fun of it, but after a few years it only seemed salty for unknown reason to always mock DS9 in order to make TNG shine more. So yes, great to hear at least someone say something positive about it. I'd say Michael Dorn, Worf, and Brent Spiner or even Levar Burton might speak positively about DS9. ;)

[@mrlarvux]

Frakes liked it,and obviously, so did Dorn.

[@Jarsia]

@@mrlarvux Frakes habitually calls it Deepthroat 9, though I suspect that's mostly tongue in cheek, he never seemed fond of or respected the show beyond the few episodes he directed. You're right about Dorn of course

[@Lionize728]

"Season 6 and 7 of DS9 was way ahead of it's time." So true!

[@sharpeslass5452]

Best Trek, and one of the best shows ever.

[@Rascal2006]

Saw both Gates & Alexander in the uk at destination Star Trek & they are both really top people

[@OceanicPicon815]

Why was Alexander Siddig's answer cut in this video?

[@monchikun9935]

Wesley's mom she's got it goin' on. She's all I want and i've waited for so long.

[@FelichiaTM]

I loved every one of these shows in their own style, DS9 is my favorite. I watch one of these every day, thanks to Netflix.

[@SumDumGy]

Don’t expect that to last long.

[@suthrndaysi]

Me too, they are on Amazon Prime too.

[@DavidM_10]

Thanks to Netflix, I've managed to binge everything I missed. Just finished Voyager today. Great conclusion. Janeway was such a boss in that last episode.

[@markhoffart622]

Heros and Icons (H&I) broadcasts one episode of TOS, TNG, DS9, Voyager, and Enterprise Sunday thur Friday starting at 7 pm central

[@FelichiaTM]

@@markhoffart622 we watch nightly

[@whipwalk]

Fantastic. I grew up ST:TNG and am now a lab tech and work for a company developing tools for the ISS. 🖖💫

[@HeavyTOVids]

Flox was really my favorite character on Enterprise.

[@MarinCipollina]

You should know his name is spelled "Phlox"

[@appollosharris4350]

R.I.P. Deforest Kelley(Bones) Greatest of all of the Star Trek doctors. "This isn't apart of my program. "I'm a doctor, not a doorstop."

[@darlenedowie8495]

This so awesome.

[@RetroByteZone]

Wish i'd made it to this one. I was in Las Vegas for Defcon the week after, so missed it by a week.

[@DraculaCronqvist]

Robert Picardo just looks so freaking done in the thumbnail, it's hilarious.

[@sharpeslass5452]

It probably doesn't help that he's deeply Catholic and sitting next to a guy in a planned parenthood shirt. Picardo is my third favorite character in all trek. Politically, I'm with John.

[@Hb1290Logos]

@@sharpeslass5452 Nah, he's is very much on the same side politically as John seems to be. One look at his Twitter will tell you that

[@wotaj]

That look on Siddig's face is priceless

[@laurenjcoates]

When?

[@Darkmetamorphosis1]

Please state the nature of the medical emergency...

[@Stardust_7273]

Hmm as someone with fibromyalgia, that can be tricky. If you have it, you get it.

[@redwingblackbird8306]

I don't feel that the episode of enterprise was condoning torture. I think they were putting it out there, to ask should we be doing this?

[@richardhamblen5526]

AGREED..THERE ARE A COUPLE I WOULD 'LOST' INVITATIONS FOR, LOL..

[@SeanAndersonThe9th]

Exciting.

[@davejones9469]

Lmao even the camera man kept the new guy out of frame to not remind anyone about Discovery. He gave the people what they wanted. Thank you for your service, sir.

[@pamlacooper3288]

I loved all the doctors!

[@HuyenNguyenmonica]

Interesting video, lovely Majestic Entertainment New, have a nice day my friend. 😍😍😍👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@DoctorJay184]

\Was extra crowd noise inserted into this video or something? It sounds very strange, and doesn't align with the cuts.

[@ChristianIce]

This inspired me to be a genetically modified holographic black fat bisexual doctor, secretly in love with my captain.

[@Superiorer]

I wonder what discovery added to your description

[@wj3186]

Wherever that came from, it sounds delicious.

[@tammikilpi6993]

Really loved seeing Wilson Cruz in this! Everyone seemed so nice and well-spoken, wish I could have been there!

[@AlexSnedikerJacobsen]

John Billingsley: We ruined Star Trek right after Wilson Cruz: Hold my beer! BTW: i for one enjoyed most of ENT

[@newsduke]

It's a shame DeForest Kelly couldn't be there. The first doctor, and arguably the most key player for the series he was in. It might have been nice if the guy who plays Bones in the latest movies had shown up.

[@pangaeus]

I think Star Trek Now is pretty divorced from the tv shows, and I'm glad...the tv shows are the heart

[@stevenzegalia3931]

When it comes to long form story arcs. The begining was the dawn of the third age of mankind... Welcome to Babylon 5

[@markhoffart622]

B5's doc was pretty cool too!

[@richardarriaga6271]

I like DS9 too, but I hoped someone would point out Babylon 5. Too bad Warner Bros didn't preserve the original recorded film. It was shot in WIDESCREEN before HDTV was a thing.

[@richardhamblen5526]

I LIKED ''BATTLESTAR GALACTICA'', TOO..

[@sharpeslass5452]

Gates is lovely. Her last answer teared me up. I live in Vegas but haven't been to a con since 2006 (they got too big and too expensive). She's one of the very few actors from TOS-DS9 I have not spoken with. Now I think that's a shame. Picardo used to show up from time to time at Star Trek the Experience (RIP), to autograph for charity. He frequently wore a holo emitter on his sleeve. He is such a cutie. (And Billingsly's shirt makes me Love him: an ally!!)

[@eboskie1]

Hope we see Robert Picardo in the Picard series.

[@DanielTsosie]

He's a doctor, not a cameo. JK I hope so as well.

[@Stavroization]

They've already said I believe he's in for season 2

[@jacobsellers4362]

He did a great role in a two-parter on The Orville recently that was fantastic (The Orville has had many actor cameos and roles from different Star Trek alumni)

[@afekasi79]

I fucking LOVE Gates' hair!!!

[@mrkkrm7789]

Do have the voyager panel too??

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

Nice!!! @4:29 hey the show wasn't great, but it wasn't bad. The characters Archer and T'pol were the best part

[@lawrencehawkins7198]

Whatever happened to the Black doctor who was the Vulcan Medicine specialist?

[@sharpeslass5452]

Are you talking about M'benga from TOS? If so, that's a deep cut (and we'd probably get along). If not, I'm just too senile to remember all of TNG.

[@lawrencehawkins7198]

@@sharpeslass5452 Star Trek. 1966 - 1960. The One. The Only.

[@sharpeslass5452]

@@lawrencehawkins7198 I do love DS9, but TOS was literally the only Trek until I was in college and I'll always love it. Part of the reason that of the following three treks next gen is my least favorite is because to me the first season felt so blatantly derivative of the original series. I never really forgave it for that.

[@sharpeslass5452]

@@lawrencehawkins7198 also I think there's a quantum time flux in your dates .. 🤔

[@pebmets]

Deforest Kelley to me played the best doctor on Star Trek. He was perfect balance between Kirk and Spock. A cranky doctor who also was companionate. Kelley created McCoy and set the standard that the others could follow.

[@troylowe814]

Trek has been fortunate to have some great talents portraying their respective shows doctor's. I can't pick a second favorite (McCoy being my favorite) because they each had great personalities. Maybe Picardo's gets the edge because he was so funny while being so relatable, cool trick since he was an AI, but Phlox was a hoot. One thing they all have in common is that I'd feel I was in good hands with any of them as my physician.

[@StonyDilithium]

Who is the dude that came out on stage @6:45??

[@jamesknight3070]

The Doctor on the USS Discovery.

[@donsharma6136]

they need to have a fIrst officer panel and engineers panel

[@sarahkinsey5434]

And security, etc!

[@CherrylMaree]

I enjoyed Enterprise and the others as well..for different reasons. Each has a cast dynamic all of it's own.

[@deckofcards87]

yep. when I finally started liking John Billingsley as doctor Phlox the show was cancelled, lol.

[@antmagor]

The only people we’re missing are Karl Urban, and Diana Muldaur.

[@trekkiejunk]

No, we are are really NOT missing Karl Urban. Dr McCoy was played by DeForest Kelly, and ONLY DeForest Kelly. There was only ONE Dr. McCoy. ONE.

[@sharpeslass5452]

Karl Urban is still a successful, working actor involved with money-making franchises He'll only do comic con, and that's a contractual obligation. (Just a educated guess.)

[@landonsrt9587]

I don’t recall Plox ever referring to having relations with his wives other husbands. Only that he had wives and they had other husbands.

[@Skyfall-sv8df]

He didnt. Hes just pandering. Too bad because I liked Enterprise.

[@evanroberts2771]

Who is Plox? OHHHHHH, you mean Dr Phlox.... And yes, it IS bad fucking spelling. Just imagine if everyone was using the word Pikard.....

[@Trippp550]

He didn’t actually say he did but he didn’t say he had relations with his wives either. The fact of the matter is that it was implied. When he was talking to what’s her name about wether she would be able to accept his complicated cultural background in relation to her attempt to seek a romantic relationship with him he mentioned that he had both wives and husbands. You can take that at face value like he had multiple wives and they each had husbands or you could take that as he his wives husbands were also “his” husbands. Which I think was what was implied in the show. In a another episode later in the season when he is asked if he misses his family since he’s been away from them for over 2 years, he says that he missed his wives and (his wives) husbands. If his wives husbands were not apart of his relationship circle why would he miss them? Miss them how? I think his race were Polygamists that included both male and females. So instead of one husband having many wives, all the wives and the husbands were in the same relationship. Complicated I know. But that was the point.

[@richardhamblen5526]

SOME ACTORS HAVE A REAL PROBLEM SEPARATING REAL LIFE FROM ACTING LIFE..I DON'T RECALL IT EITHER..I THINK HE WAS JUST TELLING ON 'HIMSELF', LOL..

[@xenomorphlover]

Star Trek Enterprise was heavily underrated...only because it had the most attractive cast of all shows people quickly assumed that it was kinda superficial, but most of the episodes were incredibly well written and produced...and obviously it was the first Trek in HD and widescreen format!

[@BankeySharma]

Like 1 Nice upload

[@U2QuoZepplin]

Sad that D Kelly and the Doctor from the original pilot episode with Jeffrey Hunter can’t be there. Maybe they’re present in spirit, like Aaron Eisenberg and Leonard Nimoy?

[@arthurok327]

Howdy ya'll, I did, and still enjoy watching " Enterprise " even if it's just clips, on KZbin, I think it was a real shame, that the show was canceled after only 4 seasons, and the way in which they ended it, was a real slap in the face of the actor's who made that show Great.. Give the Enterprise crew/actor's, a movie deal, just look what it did for the original series, none of these people on stage right now, would be there, if it wasn't for the original series, given a movie deal, after being canceled, after only 3 seasons, just think what the crew/actor's of Enterprise could accomplish.. Thank you, Peace

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

Random factoid: I just watched The Hunt for Red October for the first time in years and saw that Gates McFadden is in it near the very beginning for about 10 seconds (as Jack Ryan's wife). She was sporting an english accent, too...

[@animalfriend6413]

She is the reason why I watch this movie everytime it is aired. And everytime I am like "YEAH ! BEVERLY !" :-)

[@williambell3304]

Digital privacy issues and social media would be interesting things to see Trek grapple with.

[@cancerfour69er]

Remembet Bashir Played/Acted in Games of Thrones and has Matured as an actor with Knowing...

[@mountainguyed67]

Who comes out at 6:31? I haven’t watched any Star Trek after Enterprise, I’m guessing he’s from one of those.

[@idle-engineering]

He‘s Discovery‘s Doctor

[@mountainguyed67]

@@idle-engineering Thanks, maybe I should watch that. I haven’t heard much good about it. Same with Enterprise, and I really like Enterprise. I make my own decision.

[@LetsMars]

When the camera flashes light up Gates’s eyes I understand that true beauty exists.

[@rowenaanderson3739]

Such a cool panel

[@rkmugen]

Would've been even more interesting if they could've got Karl Urban (the 'other' Bones McCoy) to come on. But even then my mind is preoccupied with how amazing Gates STILL looks........ and SOUNDS..... after all these years!

[@richardajoy79]

I understand what Alexander said about DS9 doing an arc-style show, rather than episodic, however, shows set on a starship can easily do episodic, since they're mobile. DS9 was a stationary object and could easily do arc-style over episodic and I rather enjoyed DS9.

[@stenergut9661]

DS9 3-8 and Star Trek Enterprise 3-4 is the best Star Trek ever made. My neighbor have all Trek on DVD and I borrowed it more than once. Bonus creds to the work by Seven of Nine, the Doctor from Voyager and Data from NG.

[@richardhamblen5526]

ME TOO, BIG-TIME..SEEING THE FIRST FEW SHOWS DOESN'T REALLY PREPARE YOU FOR THE LAST FEW, WITHOUT WATCHING IT ALL..THINGS HAVE CHANGED DRAMATICALLY, A LITTLE AT A TIME, OVER THE YEARS..

[@alspilowey]

When does the series Star Trek Medical start!

[@cancerfour69er]

Great Idea Why not x

[@painsme2]

Robert Picardo is an amazing actor. Enterprise was a great show in it's own right. Great actors.

[@Lionkingview]

Why isn't John Billingsly in the title?

[@Skyfall-sv8df]

Star Trek has always had diversity. Discovery seems more to have an agenda.

[@dixiebelle141]

Skyfall 007 exactly right.

[@sarahkinsey5434]

All of the shows addressed current issues through their stories, but from what I gather Discovery does it more in your face than the other show did

[@stoneoffarel]

It's a lot less impactful this way..just trendy wokeness without substance sadly. Especially compared to the other series! (With the exception of tos)

[@mezlabor]

Why does the Discovery cast think that Discovery is new for its diversity? If thats all you got to say about your Trek you're not saying much because everything he mentioned about diversity and embracing differences and all that was done from the very beginning with TOS and every show after.

[@philiptkyu]

Ummm no. I am tired of all these straight romances on Star Trek. All these straight romances between major characters in Star Trek are all explored but not on other shows? Straight romances arc between straight people. What about gay people? Diversity? Are we watching the same shows? Are you not looking and seeing straight romances? T'Pol and Tucker. Riker and Troi. Kira and Odo. Belanna and Tom Paris. Gay people cant be in Starfleet? Gay people can't love each other? Are you so full of hate and bigotry? Tell me why a gay couple cannot explore their feelings on star trek?

[@trekkiejunk]

Well, no, STD was not the first to show diversity, but they certainly took it a big, important step further. It's too bad the writing on the show is absolutely infantile, and make it an unbearably stupid show.

[@victorvaughn2]

They are all so lovely.

[@gestaltdude]

I saw the title and thought this was about Doctor Who!!!!

[@alanpennie8013]

gestaltdude So did Robert Picardo.

[@janhoyle1462]

Robert Picardo is just so funny! I saw him at DragonCon. Enterprise was my favorite in the franchise.

[@nfiles]

Gates McFadden is such a truly wonderful person

[@EricSecretdecuisine]

hello very nice video well done👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@CaveManJohnCarter]

Awesome lol!!! Just awesome !!

[@FaithHopeLoveJV]

It’s so interesting how much the actors are like the characters they played on their respective shows (personalities, even personal insights). Might be intentional, maybe not!

[@richardhamblen5526]

NOT ALL OF THEM..'TROI' IS AN EXACT OPPOSITE OF MARINA IN REAL LIFE..'PICARD' WAS A STUFFED-SHIRT ACTOR, DOES A LOT OF 'SILLY' THINGS IN REAL LIFE..

[@TitanSea]

When Wilson Cruz came out, most of them are probably thinking 'Who Dat?'

[@HoldenNY22]

Who is Wilson Cruz? Is he the doctor from Star Trek: Discovery?

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

@@HoldenNY22 yes

[@HoldenNY22]

@@ChrissonatorOFL Thank You.

[@SumDumGy]

I was really confused as to the amount of applause there. We’re there plants in the audience?

[@izzyc127]

@@HoldenNY22 he is also known for starring in my so called teenage life and the broadway show rent