The UPDATED USS Titan-A | Constitution III Class - Star Trek Starship Breakdown

[@dhunter1133]

I know I'm in the minority, but after all of her heroics and valor, the Titan-A did not deserve to lose its name just to be renamed the Enterprise.

[@mastersith3523]

You aren’t in the minority.

[@nooneinparticular1491]

@dhunter1133 - Whatever group that you're in - minority? majority? who knows? - you have quite a few of us joining you.

[@kellyjorgenson5840]

Very true. She lived up to her name.

[@chrismills2439]

you do not rename ships ever. F and Titan-A were done dirty

[@MH001]

@chrismills2439 The Enterprise A was a renamed ship, though there's some debate over what the original ship was. The second U.S.S. Defiant was also the renamed Sao Paulo, so it does happen.

[@DavidEvans_dle]

How can a Starship be a hero ship, when it's so under powered compared to it's nemesis. I hate the ship - it's too wimpy and has/had a wimpy captain.

[@christopherkraft1327]

I like technobabble!!! Thank you Lieutenant Commander Adam for your eloquent delivery!!! 🖖

[@zagnut36]

I would love to see Jery Rayn captain her own ship that would make a great series and even a Warf series as well .

[@travismcgreat3823]

I've been dying for a "captain Worf" series since the last TNG movie came out.

[@jeffmathers355]

Look it's not terrible but I for one was hoping to see the Luna Titan. It's a really cool design and I've been looking forward to seeing it in live action. Kinda feels like a bait and switch for nostalgic fan services 🙁

[@hellfish2309]

spoiler: it’s terrible

[@chrispekel5709]

​@@hellfish2309 the Luna class or this Titan?

[@kevinbleasdale3806]

I think they’ve gone for that classic look which looks good on a cinematic style

[@mystify7478]

Neo Constitution Class is fan service. I like it's design but yeah, I agree that I would have liked to see the Luna too. Season 3 is trying really hard to bring back the fans. Let's hope they remember why they need the fans for whatever comes next.

[@hellfish2309]

@@chrispekel5709 i didn’t care for the Luna, but it was internally consistent and proportioned sensibly, unlike this Frankenfuq of a disaster “NeoConstitution”

[@ArtistryBranson]

Leftenant Commander Adam, I absolutely love your delivery style. My favorite presenter on TC. Keep up the damned fine work. Oh, and the Titan-A is a kickass ship worthy of the storyline.

[@andromidius]

It is growing on me. Still a bit of an odd design, but it looks good in motion. It strikes me very much as being... kind of a support vessel. The way its talked about is its not especially well armed, just really fast - so its like an improved California class.

[@marksouthwell4490]

It's just your standard exploration/ science vessel. One of its major strengths is it's propulsion systems and very fast impulse speeds 😊

[@TheZacula]

It does feel like it's not top-of-the-line, but it seems to have the same role as the original Constitution: long-range exploration with a certain degree of scientific analysis. Not the best at fighting, not the most detailed science vessel, but it IS able to fulfill the basics of either role for a long period of time without much access to starbases. As Mark Southwell said in another comment, it's also designed to have relatively fast sublight speeds; while it isn't necessarily going to overwhelm foes, it can swiftly disengage from threats.

[@marksouthwell4490]

@@TheZacula plus, maybe they've upgraded it's defence and offensive capabilities after its recent conflicts . ( They've had a year to undertake upgrades) It has phaser strips and phaser turrets. They upgraded the Lakota in DS9😊

[@kaltenstein7718]

I gotta say I love the Concept of this Post-Dominion Ship being a ship more focussed on Exploration and Science (like The Nova Class) And still have Speed and Size of a heavy Cruiser (At least thats what I gather from what It's Captain says about her in Episodes 2 and 3). HOWEVER, the notion of it being Visibly armed with Old Style Phaser Emitters together with more modern Phaser Banks is just absolutely bizzare (The Designers probably wanted to evoke the same Design elements from the Constitution Refit, but still...). After The Introduction of the Amabssador class EVERY new ship Design (excluding Kitbashed things like the Centaur or Curie) we saw had propper Phaser Banks, not even the smaller Ships...

[@andromidius]

Perhaps they are a new and improved emitter, or just more economical. I don't think it was designed for combat first and foremost. Which makes me wonder if the Shrike would handle a more beefy Star Fleet vessel...

[@kaltenstein7718]

@@andromidius yeah, while the Shrike is described as a formidable warship, I think it would be outmatched by a Starfleet Main Line Heavy Cruiser like the Vesta, Odyssey or even an Inquiry or Sovereign.

[@JaredLS10]

If you look closely it has three dual phaser banks on the dorsal and ventral of the saucer as well as three phaser strips as well, so six phaser type emplacements on the saucer alone. Why have both strips and banks, no clue considering we only saw ship with phaser banks be ships of late 23rd or early 24th century design thrown into service or extended service during the Dominion War.

[@marksouthwell4490]

​@@kaltenstein7718 I think it would take a number of vessels to take on the Shrike. I imagine an Odyssey could be likened to the Enterprise E v the Scimitar in Nemesis

[@That80sGuy1972]

I was wondering why they had retina scanners when every camera on the ship, on every Starfleet ship, which were in every room corner, were able to retina scan without the person being scanned's knowledge. Did Starfleet take some kind of security step-back as some new "privacy" thing that played in the canon's background?

[@colinleat8309]

I love the curved design of the consoles. A very fluid elegant design.

[@liamtayler498]

It's a nice ship. While the inside does look futuristic compared to the enterprise D the outside looks to me like it belonged in an era between the Enterprise B and Enterprise D. Rikers Titan looked more upto date with the rest of the fleet. You can tell alot of inspiration came from the original Enterprise Refit. They even had the view screen sound effects off The Undiscovered Country lol. This ship is a small Frigate type of ship most probably replacing the Miranda class. I think it would of made more sense it being built from and old constitution class. I personally believe that was the plan but they changed it for scripted purposes.

[@NeoTechni]

I'd say it belongs between the A and the B

[@TOSStarTrek]

They never had high-tech for their day. The Constitution class was a super tank. It could take insane amounts of damage and keep going.

[@KeysundKreisPlaylists_Colt]

Makes no sense for me that a refit changes the shipclass and adds an A to the regnumber. Its a Lunaclass

[@HammerJammer81]

@@akjackhd5804 ok this clears up a bit for me, I forgot they took the original and beefed it up

[@KeysundKreisPlaylists_Colt]

​​@@akjackhd5804 than this would be the Titan B if its the 3rd and this was the luna because the captain said he had to erase all of rikers music

[@Starch-Wreck]

They built up the TOS Enterprise to the TMP Enterprise. Still didn’t get an “A” until it’s a different ship. If it’s built off of Saaviks Titan. It should keep the same registry number of 1777 It didn’t. It keeps Rikers Luna Class registry meaning it’s built from the Luna. Or at least that’s how it canonically goes. It didn’t. Because they goofed and now make a bunch of canonical inconsistencies while explaining it’s origin.

[@KeysundKreisPlaylists_Colt]

@@Starch-Wreck yes and saaviks titan would be like 110 years old :D and they didn't want to give a 50 - 60 years old enterprise another chance

[@jamesaron1967]

@@akjackhd5804 Where was it stated this was Saavik's Titan rebuilt? What was said is the Titan-A had incorporated some of the Luna-class Titan (Riker's) internal systems and is otherwise a new vessel. That still does not qualify as a refit but that's another debate..

[@ExaltedDuck]

I'd say the Titan's exterior looks are very functional, maybe a little dated but still rather pleasant. Inside, very futuristic, perhaps even ahead of its time. Almost like if Seven of Nine were a ship...

[@motaz1975]

very weak ship. it has huge impulse engines, but seems slow to accelerate, and maneuver. still tossing out photon torpedoes in this year? quantum torpedoes are not fleet wide by now?

[@whotookspoons3]

I imagine quantum torpedos are quite expensive

[@brookeflevill5834]

@@whotookspoons3 in the world without money?

[@whotookspoons3]

@@brookeflevill5834 you still need resources perhaps the resources are hard to find or hard to make

[@gregb1599]

Quantum torpedoes are so last century, what happened to the transphasic torpedoes from Voyager? Just 2-3 were enough to destroy a Borg cube!

[@drockjr]

​@@gregb1599 no, those were transphasic torpedoes. And yes, they stayed in canon

[@99goat99]

Perhaps because the Neo Constitution (there, I've made my choice on the name) design is fundamentally similar to the original Constitution layout, I can not help but love it. I know several here have already stated their disagreement, that the ship's layout should have been more similar to the Titan when Riker commanded it, but that design never grew on me. I prefer my Federation ships with the saucer section leading, connected to a lower main hull by the dish or a "neck", and two upright pylons supporting twin nacells.

[@Emanon...]

The design is a bit lazy and "anachronistic" for the current design theme of Starfleet, tbh. It smacks of STO fan service added on top of the DS9 and TNG fan service. Why didn't they just use the Luna class? It's a gorgeous ship in line with the newer designs.

[@TrentonBennett]

Another great video, Commander Adam. BTW the way how the main deflector dish is sunk in, it reminds me of how the Enterprise-B is. I definitely love how the ship has a mash of the Refit Constitution and Excelsior class designs. Bill Krause did a fantastic job designing this ship. I know it is a variation of the Shangra La class but still. Edit: I also still have the Star Trek TNG Tech Manual (signed by Rick Sternbach) and love reading it every now and then.

[@joelmoses5143]

Man oh man, this awesome ship is definitely growing on me! Love me some technobabble.🖖🏼 Great video Lt.Commander Adam. Thank you TC team!

[@Daginni1]

I would say that I am not a fan of her Engineering section as it seems off somehow compared to the rest of the ship, but otherwise a beautiful design that doesn't look all Sovereign-y.

[@robertmartinjr.4537]

You should see the Exeter class Constitution variant Starship on Star Trek online. Looks like a Constitution class refit but has saucer elements from the TNG era also had a much thicker neck connecting the saucer to the secondary hull.

[@mattgraham2835]

i really enjoyed the uss titan design the dev team made it look tough even if it doesn't end up going to war

[@ptaylor5014]

Bull sh*t this new titan is that long no way!, and i don't care what the show righters say, just look at it compared to the so called original from the Kirk movie era, all the key features look the same, things like windows/air locks/round phaser domes/impulse engines etc etc, anyone can take a ship and call it a "NEO" then double its size just to piss people off! i wouldn't be surprised if they make a new galaxy class ship that looks identical to the Enterprise-D except for colour, then make it 2,000 meters long!

[@YoSpiff]

Looks good, but too bad we didn't get to see more of Riker's Titan before they replaced it with the -A.

[@Di5tantLine]

You know, at first, I really disliked this ship. Not because of its design, but because I felt it felt out of place in the 25th century. But after seeing it in action in the first three episodes, I've fallen in love with it.

[@abductedcows4100]

My understanding is, in universe, the bulk of the Titan-A is the original Shangri-La class that was repurposed (and updated) after being mothballed for a very long time. It’s not designed to look old, it is old. Similar to a resto-mod of an old muscle car. Just put big ass engines on an old ship.

[@FeeriiEekii]

I agree, ​the official log states that the A is build using the spaceframe of the 'original Titan' which could honestly be both the Shangri'La or Luna, but looking at the very clear design influence and the fact it still has TMP phasers alongside the phaserstrips seems to support the idea of it being the spaceframe of the Shangri'La. Even the saucer windows match up. I'd imagine any size difference could be because of the nacelles and their placement. There is mention of internal components from the Luna class being integrated, but as far as I can see the spaceframe is clearly the Shangri'La OR an almost 1:1 copied retro redesign (which seems a bit silly to me, especially adding the old phasers ... For nostalgia?)

[@georgecoons6872]

build a starship/warship that has borg dominion klingon romulan breen and husnock technology all in 1 ship.

[@MrShmee1285]

Other than some slight modifications it's basically the same as the Shangri-La class and looks very out of place in the 25th century, especially compared to the luna class, the Voyager B, and the odyssey class Enterprise F. Also why is the original Excelsior still in operation with what looks like a major refit (picard season 2) and the Enterprise F is going into early decommissioning?

[@jamesaron1967]

What you say is true. Nothing makes much sense with regards to ship aesthetics and evolution in this series. It's all over the place, as if they're trying to please everyone and failing at it.

[@rash9488]

I just really want a series focused around Riker.

[@ironman9068]

I really like the new ship they have on Season 3 of Picard it makes me think of the original Star Trek movies its a very classic design 👌

[@samk522]

New to the channel, just wanted to say I loved your work in Frasier.

[@theequalizer9154]

I am very much hoping that a plastic build model, or ready-made model of the Titan is released. I hope, I hope, I hope.

[@artbrutgamesmith6176]

I feel like not using the Enterprise E, even as an older ship was a missed opportunity. Shes still gorgeous, underutilized, and starships should last a good 30 years and get a refit! Real life ships serve decades longer.

[@JaredLS10]

Self indulgent waffling...might have to start using that one.

[@mm-yt8sf]

it looked very...serious but as starfleet goes is it very low on the combat scale? i know they said it's designed for exploration, but i thought all starfleet vessels could claim that no matter how powerful they were..so it didn't seem very significant to me...also if it was meant to be a truly nerd ship wouldn't it be named after some human or alien scientist? titan sounds like a "strong sounding" name one would give a good combat ship.... [also the dark bridge made it seem on the tough side too...unless it has different modes like a more cheerful bright peaceful lighting one]

[@Strykenine]

I've only seen the first two episodes so far, but this season of Picard is already starting off better than either of the first two seasons.

[@crabbyj]

It definitely is starting off better!

[@gregb1599]

And yet they were firmed at the same time

[@brettcooper3893]

Agreed, but I really hope that next week is the last episode spent in the "nebula," and that they advance the story. We'll already be at episode 4, and by what has been uncovered by Worf and Raffi, and what's going on onboard the Titan, and we still haven't seen the other 2/3 of the expected cast, they need chop-chop and get moving.

[@Audioholics]

Weak ship. They were better off with a Lakota uprated Excelsior class than this.

[@cougarfarmer]

I said it before and I will say it again, "These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise...." It is as simple as that. We have a new Enterprise even if they call it the Titan. ST:SNW is a big hit with its new Enterprise. Now Picard is using the cool ass Constitution Vibe as well. As for the design , I love it. It beats all the JJ-prise's all to pieces. I was very upset with looks of the Enterprise from the movies. Every time they made a change to it, it only made things worse. The Franklin is horrible, just horrible. They could have done a better model with paper plates, paper towel rolls and cereal boxes.

[@redsojourn9069]

Funnily enough one of these ships becomes the Enterprise-G

[@JennyEverywhere]

So long as we don't wind up with the Titan-AE.

[@stevenewman1393]

🖖😎👍Very nicely well done and very well executed and informatively explained in every way and detail provided indeed, It's very nicely looking starship and very nicely designed indeed👌...

[@shawnbeckmann1847]

The Luna class Titan is so much of a nicer-looking ship

[@josebrown5961]

I didn’t think I would actually LOVE the original Luna but I really love it. I am a real basic “constitution class “ lover. Big saucer and a main body. The Luna class didn’t have that, but this new one does and it doesn’t work for me. I really hoped that they would have a show that had a hero ship that wasn’t a standard trek ship. Edit: Those nacelles are too chunky!

[@marksouthwell4490]

The Luna design wouldn't work as well from a cinema photography angle, plus it's an odd looking ship and doesn't have enough interesting angles for it to work well on screen. That's one of the reasons why they've gone for the neo constitution design as it works well on screen

[@chadramey1140]

Well now it is the flagship. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@countroshculla]

She is gorgeous. I have a question : Why was Riker's ship, the Luna class not called USS Titan A if there was a previous Titan captained by Saavik? By the way, that too is a gorgeous design.

[@anthonyalvear6599]

awful design...looks like a frankenstein from various old designs..doesn't look like a 25th century ship.🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️👎

[@nicksantos43]

Few ships have taken as hard a licking and kept fighting as the Titan did during Picard season 3. Not only did it survive the fall into the nebula by sucking up huge energy pulses, it took on the entire fleet single-handedly!

[@peppercallahan8286]

She's earned her Enterprise name, indeed. Powerful ship and a survivor of impossible odds.

[@neganrex5693]

It looks like something that came out of the Caption Kirk days. Old before it even came out.

[@timjerrom7173]

Like the first Constitution refit, I love it 😍

[@rasmokey4]

Personally I love this version of the starship! I hope they put out a model kit of this ship at 1/350 scale!

[@carrolfrye256]

Does it have SUPER CRUISE?

[@athathoththegreat3901]

I really like it. It blends the eras before into a tough looking advanced Starfleet ship. Thank you for making this video.

[@bobologic6849]

why is it SO DAMN DARK? It MUST be a metaphor for how dark/gloomy/crappy/underhanded/negative and dismale the series is!!!

[@danielclawson2099]

Ugly. Looks like the product of a dissonant government committee: chunky/heavy in some parts, thin and swooped in others, visually inconsistent. However, perhaps that's what's intended for this 2nd/3rd line ship: not the best... but marginally workable.

[@thetertius]

The Titan-A is a really ugly ship... The original Luna-Class-Titan was a beauty, but this one is just a lazy design (just a refit of a refit constitution). Also the new trend for really dark interior lighting is also bad. That's a bad habit since the even uglier Discovery...

[@vehikiller]

It's just an Excelsior class ship... it's not terrible but I certainly feel like the design team lost its way for the Picard series. If anything with the destruction of the Utopia Planitia Ship yards you'd see less new designs and more of the older ships being refit. It was a huge problem for the end of season 1.... when have you ever seen that many of a single ship design in a fleet engagement? It would be like the US Navy showing up to a fleet engagement with 400 USS Gerald R. Fords.

[@CaptainFES]

If I understand this correctly, the Titan-A is using some of skeleton of the Luna class. But instead of refitting the ship back its Luna-class silhouette, they create a new class. Call it the Neo-Constitution. And in that, it's design is based upon the Shangri La class. Now, unless the show runners state that the Shangri La is a sub-variant of the Constitution class and that is why Titan-A is a Neo-Constitution class, the design history of the ship is convoluted as hell. First, why would Starfleet outright change the design profile of an entire ship during refit? Refit the ship like we saw the Constitution from TOS to TMP. Secondly, if the show runners were dead set on using the Neo-Constitution design, a better way to go about it is in an effort for Starfleet to continue rebuilding its fleet after the synth attack 20ish years ago, Starfleet has decided to: A: Take a decommissioned Shangri La classes and refit it to 25th century tech. B: In an effort to save time, instead of designing new classes from the ground up, they are revisiting older classes from Starfleet's history and giving them a 25th century makeover. That is why we see updated designs of the Nebula and Galaxy classes from Season 2. To rebuttal myself, the reason why the Luna Titan had to have a refit was because it was badly damaged. Maybe it's frame was damaged enough where Starfleet decided to save what they could from the original Luna frame and build a new ship on top of it. For me, as of right now, the design history of the Titan is too complex for the sake of being complex. I hope there is still time to recon some of the supplemental information that was released about the ship. Please correct me if I am off base here.

[@Playhouse76]

My understanding is they were just doing a straightforward refit of the Luna-class Titan following its significant damage, like the original Enterprise was refit but retained its class. As they were going through, new technologies were made available and they decided to build a new class out of the ship, reusing the original frame of the Titan and some interior components, which qualifies it as a "refit". In designing the refit, they wanted to move away from the Intrepid-class inspired design that had heavily influenced the fleet post-Wolf 359 and the Dominion War. They looked backwards to the 23rd century for inspiration and seemingly looked back to the original Titan in particular. I would guess that, instead of going with a new Shangri-La or Shangri-La II class, they probably went with Constitution because it was arguably the most famous class of the 23rd century, if not potentially in all of Starfleet history. So, they designed something that looked closer to the Shangri-La class Titan, which itself was a bit of bridge between the Constitution-class refit and the Excelsior-class ships, but named it in honor of the most noteworthy class from that time. You can see the Excelsior II-class ship in Picard Season 2, which clearly takes its design from the original Excelsior class. Also, the Stargazer refit -- which was also said to have taken the original Stargazer and built a new ship out of it -- and whole Sagan class looks back to the past for design influence. I'd be curious to see a Constitution II-class ship. Post-Enterprise-B, pre-Enterprise-C era, perhaps?

[@chrispekel5709]

It's all a mess. This is what happens when you have people running things who don't really care

[@midnightlumina7]

@@Playhouse76 Constitution II is the TMP Connie, I think.

[@Playhouse76]

@@midnightlumina7 No, it's still the Constitution class. They just tag it a refit.

[@Playhouse76]

@@chrispekel5709 Disagree on both points.

[@TheHhu]

Am I they only one, who thinks the CGI ship modal looks way worse than like 30 years ago (Voyager, Enterprise-D in later seasons). I am not talking about the interior or the effects around the ship, but the modal itself. Its not limited to this specific ship, but more or less all new trek shows. It feels like put together in like an old game engine with low texture quality and bad lightning.

[@zevermoon]

I would have to agree. They made the new Titan look like a pussy. It's not what I expected. Riker, Picard argument the void weapon. Very badly written.

[@nixboox]

Nothing about this ship makes sense. It can't be a refit if its on a completely different class of ship. And its the "new constitution" except they talk about how its all old parts. Whoever wrote this season of Picard didn't understand the naming conventions of Starfleet vessels. There wasn't anything wrong with the Luna-class Titan...except that the writers didn't know that it existed.

[@dennisud]

First Great video and I had fun seeing a hearing it. IMHO Adam should be the Computer voice for the NEXT Star Trek Series. You ALL Know I'm right on this!

[@charlesmigneault7918]

Just a beautiful ship over all, but the size of the new ships are king of stupid if I may say so. 550 meters is almost twice the lengt of the largest Air craft carrier in the US fleet at 337m in lengt it can carry a complement of over 75 Air crafts depending on the aircrafts with all equipments to effect repaires loading spare engines food water for over well 5000 crews and they still have room to spare. go to Norfolk and take a looke at those beasts and you'll see that these new Star Trek vessels sizes are stupendous and they keep inflating them as if it was nothing, of course it is nothing, it is only fiction, but still WAY too large for my taste.

[@joshuahenwood5030]

Greetings Commander, Fleet Admiral Unity here, can we have a break down class starshipof the Elios ?

[@jameslynch2399]

This is just an ugly ship. I thought it looked bad in the promo shots and short clips we saw of it in the trailers, but was hoping it would grow on me once I really saw it in action. It has not. If anything, it looks even more awkward and ill-designed. It feels like it's trying to meld several different design eras into one but just ends up looking like a hodgepodge of mismatched parts.

[@Tim85-y2q]

I'm not a big fan of the Neo-Constitution class. It just seems like fan service to resurrect a design that is close to two hundred years old in-universe and doesn't even have a continuous service history/evolution like the Excelsior class.

[@TheCommentSmerf]

I feel like they just didn’t want to build a set for the Enterprise F so they just made this the Enterprise. I guess I just wasn’t excited or emotional about it.

[@ppacal1098]

A shame the designers and cg artist couldn't make this ship better looking. This ship looks a lumpy bumpy add on poorly thought out design

[@ScottikiSmith]

Why does it take so long for this ship to go to warp if at all? Seems to me they could've jump to warp to get away from the Shrike, don't you think?

[@MKULTRA1701]

I want a model of it. 1701-A has always been my favorite and this, especially the saucer, borrows heavily from it. She looks familiar but new a nice mix of new and familiar which is what they were going for.

[@OhioGuy82]

This ship is hideous. The impulse engines are terrible , it makes the ship have a hunchback look. Sorry. Give me Nemesis era ship design.

[@justaskin8523]

I like it a lot, but I don't watch any of the series. I'm waiting for them to end so that I can buy all the seasons and/or the DVDs. Yeah, I still shop the cutout bins.

[@kargaroc386]

the connie 3 looks less like a constitution class than I'd like. The engineering hull really ought to have been more rounded, like you'd expect with the class. I don't really mind the gratuitous impulse engines though.

[@TheCaptainCrack]

Cant wait for the moment they show Starfleets new Flagship in Picard xD

[@tonyenglish5153]

Is it bigger, faster and more powerful than the Excelsior that could fire at warp?

[@shaunreilly8097]

Why is the bridge so dark?🤔 🤦🏼‍♂️Oh yeah "there are 4 lights"

[@neilhaas]

The holodecks are interesting besides other decks including senior staff or officers. All personnel are important.

[@rexrocker1268]

Palpatine said “Dewit” when you requested to subscribe. So I did it.

[@smallno]

I’m sorry but the saucer section does not look good with the new frame. I don’t understand this obsession with all these retro designs.

[@crabbyj]

I expect you'll tender your resignation to Starfleet Engineering Design Bureau immediately then, right? Oh, I forgot...none of this is reality. Given that, perhaps you can express your disapproval to the series' production design team?

[@American_Trekkie]

@TitanicTarn respectfully, I agree, the only arrowhead design I actually really like is the intrepid class that’s it

[@gabriellarivas1737]

Whatever happened to Commander data Captain Picard ship I know that they do make a good captain or first officer

[@kentc6973]

No creativity at all and let's jus keep adding numbers and letters to names of classes that already exist so we can act like we understand star trek..

[@Firefyta2]

I love it. It reminds me of 1701 Refit and 1701-A. Great looking ship.

[@matthewromoser4094]

Neerrrrrrrrrrd!!! I approve.

[@Exaris79]

Before Shaw, it's probably that Commander Tuvok took over after Riker retired. Tuvok was Riker's XO in the novels and probably got promoted to Admiral or went to teach in Starfleet Academy just like a lot of Voyager's officers.

[@bryanttillman]

Titan's bridge is nice....even better with the bloody lights on.

[@fresetu]

Great summary, Lt. Cmdr Adam. Now, as for the blooper reel...when can we expect it? 😉

[@ilikeknives1000]

seems like their newer better updated advanced bigger ships are ... weak af

[@doqas]

Is it me, or does the front of the secondary hull of the titan look similar to the secondary hull of the uss vengeance?

[@chrispekel5709]

Yes

[@CP-sg9qk]

After episode 3....I think their is going to be a Titan-B

[@loneranger4203]

She looks formidable. If no one wants ii, I'll take it!

[@scottfree7204]

Lol I could listen to Adam read the phone book

[@Keryaken133]

since the Titan A have so many names, we might as well call it the identity crisis class

[@stevengalloway8052]

I like how you describe future Starships as in past tense, as opposed to future tense... 😆

[@fernandopaseri3070]

Esta nave es mas realista i mas estetica porque parese hasta un edificio romano

[@shaunreilly8097]

The enterprise b might have had its face smashed off but it's okay they could probably install one next Tuesday 🤔

[@samuelvine]

"Do it" How dare you betray Star Trek like that :P

[@lexwaldez]

Sort of looks like a much improved Excelsior

[@teknoaxe]

I like the ship. I think the story of the refit is dumb. At what point does gutting a ship and re-shaping it to something completely different become less cost-effective than just building a new ship entirely from scratch? This entire refit is something that absolutely no one in a military organisation would do, specifically because the benefit would not justify the cost. So why not just have this new titan be some new ship that they named the titan-A after the last one was deemed a lost cause and simply drag some early 24th century ship out of the graveyard to perform some task specifically for Picard? That would make a lot more sense.

[@Playhouse76]

Really not much different than repurposing parts of old ships to help build a new one. The old naval USS Enterprise (CVN-65) was scrapped and is being reused in building the new USS Enterprise (CVN-80). Heck, they're even using portholes from the WWII-era, non-nuclear USS Enterprise (CV-6) in the new ship.

[@teknoaxe]

@@Playhouse76 Not what I'm getting at. The notion that the Titan was "refit" into Titan-A is ridiculous. The Titan-A has a completely different primary section and a completely different engineering section and those sections are connected in each section in a completely different way. The Enterprise refit makes sense because you are upgrading the internal components of an established structure to improve performance without too much change to the established Hull. With the Titan-A, it's the complete opposite. The changes to the structure of the hull are so vast, complicated and ultimately expensive, that no bureaucratic process would have approved of it, correctly citing that the expenses incurred by refit would exceed just building a new ship.

[@Playhouse76]

@@teknoaxe If they're building a new ship anyway, why not part out the Titan to use in the new construction? Either way, you're getting materials for the new ship and not having to expend additional resources for some of those materials.

[@GwonkReefkeeping]

Adam is the best!!!👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@serafin1352]

I love the ship. Looks great

[@StarTrekMarco]

I can't get over the size of over 550m for this thing. The windows just look off for that size, I at first thought the Titan-A was more like 400m in length. She also reminds me not only of the Excelsior, but much more the Obena-Class from Lower Decks.

[@pazuzu66613]

Yeah, that's a head scratcher. You can clearly count the decks and it looks nowhere near that big. The saucer edge looks to be the same number of decks as the Enterprise-A.

[@rayhughes4877]

It looks 😎 way to go startrack

[@Tim85-y2q]

Most ST ships have always looked somewhat out of scale for the stated sizes IMHO.

[@dominickberarducci1183]

Windows are bigger, original connie has been similarly upscaled anyway to 450 M. Size makes sense. Things fit better especially for the refit now.

[@Captain.AmericaV1]

*I'm sure you'll jump at the chance to Captain the Titan A!! 😎😎*

[@bsmnt23]

This Titan seems to have 23rd century phaser turret balls instead of 24th century phaser strips for some reason?

[@bsmnt23]

I guess it doesn't much matter; they seem to have forgotten how to use phasers in Star Trek anyway.

[@robertelkins8915]

Good narration. Better than the kid.

[@BlackNAVYAmericanVET]

I love it , just wish MORE LIGHTS ON THE BRIDGE OR “LIGHTER DECK PLATES “

[@ZR117]

It needs to be a Zen store ship

[@zazaranger5]

More likely a lockbox ship

[@backtoearth1983]

This needs an update post Episode 10