What Happened To The ORIGINAL Enterprise Crew? - Star Trek Explained

[@killaxero86]

Fun fact, William shatner wrote a series of novels after Generations where kirk was brought back to life with borg technology, and now enhanced, continued his adventures as an agent if the federation

[@Mike1064ab]

Makes sense his injuries didn’t seem beyond the technology of 24th century starfleet. Picard just buried him without even waiting for doctor crusher or someone qualified to confirm that he was indeed dead and couldn’t be revived.

[@GalenJoyce-ff2cp]

I like that ending a lot more than the one they gave him in Generations. That movie was terrible.

[@darthjason7019]

Yeah I read tge book with him and picard together, they skydiving from space in the beginning, it was a a good read I enjoyed the story.

[@vic5015]

I read the first book on the series but it's been so long that I don't remember if it was good.

[@bonusbaby801]

@killaxer86, The Return. Good book. Kirk was brought back to life by the Borg & Romulan who had formed an alliance. Kirk was "programmed" to assassinate Capt. Picard. Engines Of Destiny was another good Star Trek book.

[@13thcentury]

Scotty in the holodeck - original enterprise. With a whiskey talking to picard. Always gets me.

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

Scotty: "I Served on 2 (Enterprises) This was the first, she was also the first ship i served on, as chief engeneer. I served on 12 ships, cruisers, freighters, destroyers. But this is the only one I think of. The only one i miss. .... Its like falling in love, for the first time." Picard "My first ship was called Stargazer. It was a small, underpowered vessle. Always on the brink of falling appart. In every measurable sense, MY Enterprise is superior. But there are times, i would give anything to command the Stargazer again."

[@13thcentury]

@@thomasnieswandt8805 My favourite Trek episode

[@matthewgreenwood4286]

I think it would make perfect sense for Scotty and Canon to volunteered to work in the Fleet Museum be able to work on a lot of ships of his time including the enterprise and he would know them better than a lot of the engineers of the 24th Center

[@the-scamp]

Kelley was never called McCoy in TNG. He was only referred to as "The Admiral".

[@Zoie3x8]

true, buuut, its basically Leonard H McCoy; the age (137), the crotchety southern gentleman mannerisms, the anti-transporter disposition (and requiring a shuttle), inspecting the D's medical facilities, the comments about vulcans, and the like.

[@JariTime01]

Well yes because Data was showing him he respect of Rank

[@robertengland8769]

There will never be another crew like the original one. After all, they started trek in the first place.

[@ta11guy63]

The original Enterprise command consisted of Captain Pike, Mr. Spock, Number One, and Dr. Boyce. (see Pilot of Original Series, The Cage)

[@nudegamer6496]

@@robertengland8769 I agree with you completely dude. I do have to say that Archer's crew from Enterprise would be a close second.

[@davidponseigo8811]

Chekov's son was President of the Federation by the time of Picard !

[@davidrohde2636]

Anton Chekov Also a tribute to Anton Yelchin

[@vic5015]

​​@@davidrohde2636and, possibly, the playwright Pavel Chekov is named after.

[@marksteelejr]

The part voiced by the original Chekov Walter Koeing

[@weepingscorpion8739]

@@vic5015 He is named after both. Interestingly, in Russian, Anton Chekov (the character)'s full name would be Anton Pavlovich Chekov which is also the author names. Except that the author's full name is Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. Notice that extra h? That turns the k into a kh/ch sound; we know this ch from German (Bach) and Scots and Scottish English (loch), or Spanish j/soft g. It's not a sound normally used in English so it is usually just merged with k but in the languages that do have it natively, it's a pretty big deal.

[@paulforgette4910]

what is with the do, ba do ba vda wit the names . the AI needs some work , but over-all not bad

[@JaredLS10]

Audio levels are out of sync, the effects sounds are quite a bit louder then the voiceover.

[@ChristopherNealBUSHIDO49ERS]

Spock has one sibling. Sybok, his half brother.

[@EddieBloecher]

Agreed I don't acknowledge Discovery But the idiot narrator said Berham was a distant relative of Spock. In the screwball Discovery storyline she's an adopted sister we never heard of lol. But adopted sister isn't a distant relative lol

[@esics8123]

​@@EddieBloecher Spock is an only child as I do not acknowledge star trek 5.

[@EddieBloecher]

@@esics8123 Fair enough lol

[@MrKellG]

@@ChristopherNealBUSHIDO49ERS latest retcon says Michael Burnham also half sister.

[@vic5015]

DC Fontana said that Spock should not have siblings. She was right.

[@duomaxwell2293]

don't forget in extended canon, chekov became a temporal agent in his later years

[@AlfaPro1337]

STO is non-canon.

[@vic5015]

​@AlfaPro1337 probably a tribute to Walter Koenig's role as the Psy Cop Alfred Bester in B5.

[@SoundBlasterAWE64Gold]

@@AlfaPro1337 ...which is sad, because their stories are written with far more passion for Star Trek than anything shown in Discovery or Picard.

[@Stronghand-yw1lk]

@@AlfaPro1337 yet multiple ships from the game were canonized in Picard! So I say it is!

[@jkdbuck7670]

Kirk who lived his life ON a bridge, ironically died with a bridge on him.

[@alcuinmacdonald]

Yup. Captain on the bridge ... Bridge on the Captain.

[@JonathanGoedeke]

there was one comic book where it showed that McCoy had retired in the 2380s to a colony planet to become a simple country doctor again

[@jonmcgee6987]

Of course Kirk saw the Koala, hence his line before his death. " Oh My".

[@ryankirkpatrick959]

In Una McCormack's "Autobiography of Spock," some of McCoy's later years are described. He became close with Spock's human relatives. It's a really warm, touching part of the story.😢

[@dhum2770]

Chekov had latent Mental ESP powers & became an evil Psych-cop during the Babylon 5 timeline ... prove me wrong .... lol ....

[@dhum2770]

He also had a son named BOONER on some 'Family Ties' sitcom in the '80s who had the hots for Tracey Gold .... youth & '80s perms were always hot!

[@jonmcgee6987]

He also killed Desslock from the Space Battleship Yamato series.

[@JariTime01]

Thats Ok at some point Kirk got trapped as a Police Sgt in the eairly 80s

[@dhum2770]

@@JariTime01 Sulu got trapped as a Vietnam Advisor for John Wayne commanding Green Berets in the late '60s...

[@nudegamer6496]

One thing you didn't mention is that in Picard's and Janeways's time Chekov is an Admiral at Starfleet Command, alongside Tom Paris's father Admiral Paris. I didn't know this until I saw Star Trek Renegades here on KZbin, and while it was a 'fan-created' episode of what would have become a new series created by fans and was sadly shut down by an order from cbs, i do remember that Walter Koenig who played Chekov was one of the co-creaters or co-producers of the episode. One thing I really liked was that even though Admiral Chekov is OBVIOUSLY far older than Admiral Paris, he actually looked younger. And that's mainly because the same actor who played Admiral Paris in Star Trek Voyager reprised his role for this fan-created online episode.

[@kenet71]

Chekov? Grand Admiral? He must have "Thrawn" himself to his opportunity to work on his promotion! 🖖🏼😁

[@ijnfleetadmiral]

Grand Admiral is more than likely just another way of saying Fleet Admiral.

[@EddieBloecher]

Damn that Thrawn!!!! Lol

[@jfangm]

Paramount really dropped the ball not making Picard about Picard's early career.

[@kaseyboles30]

They would have had issues doing this with Sir Patrick Stewart, which is a significant part of why Picard was done, too good an actor not to use for more Trek if you can. That said there is likely room for a "Young Picard" series, though if they use that name probably only a single half or quarter season like they do now. The good old days of 20+episodes being the min to be called a full season seem to be gone. Back then 8 episodes would have been an aborted first season do to shockingly low to non-existent ratings. I could understand perhaps dropping to 18 episodes as sfx budgets have gone up quite a bit and doing a 1/3rd year instead of a 1/2 year season is enough for most folk as everyone is overworked with how bad wages are (min wage was passed to pull us out of the depression by guaranteeing a single full time income would be enough for the typical family of four.).

[@jfangm]

@@kaseyboles30 There wouldn't be any issues, because they could just GET A YOUNGER ACTOR to play him. Paramount is not beholden to Patrick Stewart.

[@kaseyboles30]

@@jfangm Yes, for a proper prequal they can and should. Though matching Sir Patrick Stewarts skill, or even just close enough, is going to be hard. My point is they wanted Sir Stewart, both a very good actor, and a strong draw for Star Trek fans, and exploring Picard's later years was a logic choice. A young Picard series later on during the next wave of Star Trek makes a good idea. Perhaps we'll see more of the Ambassador class at that point. I really like that class so there is my bias. However I'm also a fan of the Constellation Class so I am definitely all for a Piccard series set on the stargazer before it's fateful encounter with the firangi .

[@jfangm]

@@kaseyboles30 I disagree. We didn't really need to know where Picard went after Nemesis. That was effectively the end of his character arc, and it was a perfectly fine send-off. A young Picard series could have explored the events and people who made Picard the man he was in TNG. It would also fill in a huge gap in the Star Trek timeline, letting us finally see the years between Generations and TNG in detail. There are so many legendary characters and stories to be told. A "Stargazer" series based on the books of the same name would have been amazing. Star Trek Online was already telling stories in Trek's near future. It should have been left to do so. There are genuinely good stories and characters in that game. Paramount was chasing nostalgia, likely in an effort to recycle as much as possible from the original Discovery plot - the one that would have taken place across multiple eras. What we got was a dystopic mess devoid of the hopeful messaging and optimism of TOS and TNG.

[@kaseyboles30]

@@jfangm That was my point, Paramount wanted to pull in some easy money with a familiar face they knew they could sell, especially when it's someone as skilled as Sir Patrick Stewart.

[@mikewaterfield3599]

The "Kelvin" timeline was a fever dream Westley Crusher had when he was infected with space syphilis. It is non cannon. We know what happened to Sulu, McCoy, Spock, and Scotty.

[@matthewronsson]

It's also non-canon.

[@peterschairer488]

I think there was a Captain Sulu that sponsored Chakotay from Voyager into Starfleet Academy. I think it was Hikaru but it could have been Demora.

[@saladinbob]

Fun fact for you. In the Voyage Home, the woman Checkov stops to ask where the "Nucwear" weapons are was not an extra, or part of the cast, although Walter Koenig did not know this at the time, she was just a passer by which makes the scene even funnier.

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

Well, not quite. She had parked her car in the middle of the shot and when the directors crew told her to remove the car, she said something like "Only if i can be in the film." they agreed and told her "What ever you do, dot talk!" (Because the moment you move your lips in a Hollywood production, you count as an enlisted actor). She was supposed to igonre Chekov and Uhura asking her, however she was so into it, she answered out of reflex. After that, the director had to find her car and wait, so they could add her name to the actors guild

[@EddieBloecher]

She also played Chevy Chase's wife in the movie Funny Farm.

[@Rkenton48]

This is what always gets me. When Scotty was finally rescued from the transporter loop, and he heard that the Enterprise had rescued him, he said, "I knew Kirk would get the old girl out of mothballs to come get me!" (Paraphrased), but hadn't he just witnessed what everyone had thought was Kirk's death?

[@IntergalacticDustBunny]

The episode "Relics" came out 2 years before the film "Generations" did. I assume the writers either forgot, or didn't care that Scotty said that.

[@JonathanGoedeke]

My fan theory is, Scotty was so convinced that Kirk would cheat death again he never doubted Kirk would return

[@ricflair9717]

@Rkenton48 the writers for Generations were hacks. They had no idea Scotty was in TNG Relics.

[@Rkenton48]

@@ricflair9717 You'd think with a fanbase so concerned with canon they would've caught that with a test audience or something, huh?

[@JasonBoyce]

they're not gonna refuse to have kirk in generations because of a throw-away line from a random episode of TNG

[@raymondyu412]

The Enterprise-A survived until the 25th century in the fleet museum per Star Trek: Picard season 3.

[@Black-Rat]

All the first Star Trek crew have passed away now, only still around is Captain Kirk himself..

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

George Takei (Sulu), and Walter Koenig (Checkov) are also still alive.

[@KelseyBridgeter]

read the forbidden book Anunnaki Unveiled on Bookria, and you'll see the secrets they're keeping from us.

[@Zoie3x8]

for finding on other sources, it is 'Anunnaki Unveiled by Evan Crow / Evan Crowl'

[@calvinstampsjr]

10:48 Hold on, Uhura was Captain of the USS Leondegrance?!?! Wasn't Leon DeGrance the name of Sir Patrick Stewart's character in the movie Excalibur?

[@Darkstar72SR]

Hey, did anyone read a novel from around 30 years ago that dealt with a Romulan/Borg alliance that stole Kirk’s remains and reanimated him? Picard was recruited due to his experience with the Borg to go on some kind of mission but I don’t remember exactly if it had anything to do with Kirk but the Romulans were brainwashing Kirk to believe Picard had a hand in killing him. I think Spock and Scotty were also in the novel. Unfortunately I can’t remember the title of this book.

[@grahamcorr7644]

I do remember it,and it was titled "The Return".

[@chrisdixon9335]

@@Darkstar72SR it was called the Return, and it was written by william shanna

[@Rockhound6165]

It's a pretty good book and Kirk was rescued and turned back to the good side. Kirk, Scotty, Spock, and McCoy have a few more adventures in subsequent novels.

[@TheLAGopher]

William Shatner regretted Kirk being killed off in Generations. He had hoped that The Return and. following novels with Kirk and other TOS characters being integrated into the Next Generation era would be adapted into movies.

[@1COMIXMAN]

I remember that. It showed in the trilogy that the borg created v'ger sentience and the planet Spock saw in the movie was seen as the borg homeworks.. They renamed the defiant class ship the enterprise. It had Kirk,McCoy, scotty and Spock involved along with Kirk's crew.

[@mikemainer3009]

Our presenter completely forgot to me that in his later years Scotty became head of the Starfleet Corps of Engineers. Plus there was no mention of Scotty in his introduction to the original Enterprise under Capt. Christopher Pike.

[@TrekCentral]

Well there was no need to me mention the Pike part tbh :) - J

[@bachtomin213]

Tolian Sor didn't detonate a planet, he supernova 'd a sun.

[@Nigel-xp4rf]

Spock was Captain of The Enterprise during Wrath of Khan and gave Jim the command chair as being a Vulcan and a Starfleet officer, he saw the logic of having a Admiral who was used to unexpected and potentially dodgy situations take over, Kirk thought it would upset their friendship, but Spock's spin on it was that he had no desire or urge to go up in rank in advance of the usual passing of time. Logical and loyal too.

[@Gunnberg85]

"You are my superior officer. You are also my friend. I have been and always shall be yours."

[@Orchestration1983]

I've ignored everything since the Kelvin movies. The idea that Spock somehow got transported to a parallel time line, that ran in conjunction with the established timeline, and died there is horrible. Spock deserved better. And Kirk deserved better than his Generations death. The two should have been reunited. I imagine a cool story where Kirk is brought into the future and teams up with Spock to see the Romulans and Vulcans reunite and the Romulans join the Federation.

[@deathgnomes]

Chekov also appears in several episodes in STO as an agent of Starfleet's Temporal Division assisting you on both the Constitution class USS Enterprise and the Universe class USS Enterprise-J as well as being one of your contacts in the Battle of Procyon V taskforce(at least as far as I remember, I haven't done that one in awhile lol)

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

Scotty: "Chekov... is that you laddie? You look older!" Chekov "Yes, old friend and im Captain now, so technically, i outrank you."

[@franciskuszajewski]

Remember, that canon provides that Chekov was First Officer of the Reliant.

[@davidponseigo8811]

Yes but that was before what happened on the Enterprise-B

[@infolover_68]

The first sci-fi worldwide to last for almost six decades in the hearts of millions!!

[@XHunter442]

Ty for the video and LLAP!

[@Star_Jewel_Realm]

The Undiscovered Country was the best send off of an icon TV series. Captain Kirk's fate was in Generations. Spock's fate was highlighted in Unification. Sulu went on to command the Excelsior. Chekov went on to become an admiral. McCoy was senior chief of medical in Encounter at Farpoint. Scotty returned in Relic. The only one we don't have is Uhura's fate.

[@raymondoverbee2300]

Chekov was an Admiral in Star Trek: Renegades it takes place after USS Voyager returns from the delta quadrant

[@jinky0u812]

No mention of Admiral Chekov's assistance to Tuvok and the Renegades? 🙂

[@postal_the_clown]

Since I'm old, I was listening to these stories and it kind of reminded me of following the post-war histories of the more popular heroes of WW2. But I also thought of how broadly their collective influence across Star Fleet would have been. With their continued involvement, they might have been "living legends" praised or vilified as they aged the way we do with those we conjure expectations for.

[@seantlewis376]

Kirk was the only one of the original bridge crew to die on screen. After Leonard Nimoy's death, "Young Spock" received a message notification of his own death, but that was not on screen, other than a quick view of the message.

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

Kinda sad and ironic, McCoy is the longest living of them all (maybe Scotty, but sho knows) However in reality, Deforest Kelly was the first to die.

[@TLowGrrreen]

Well...technically, Gary Mitchell was the first bridge crew member to die on screen. 😊

[@raywallacefan7786]

@@TLowGrrreen Actually Lee Kelso died first (thanks to Gary Mitchell).

[@TLowGrrreen]

@raywallacefan7786 Right, you are! Thanks. For some reason, I thought that he appeared in other episodes. 👍🖖

[@raywallacefan7786]

@@TLowGrrreen No problem. I thought you were thinking of Lt. Leslie, who made his first of many appearances in Star Trek starting with this episode. He was the "blue shirt" who was knocked unconscious by Gary Mitchell, along with Kirk and Spock.

[@Norvo82]

Imagine getting your own command and the first mission they send you on is a three year trip mapping gaseous anomalies. How *yawn* exciting for Captain Sulu.

[@devjaxvid]

@@Norvo82 It’s ok he set up a disco in the rec room.

[@d.a.b8756]

@@devjaxvid oh my

[@timfurnier7061]

They sure changed the layout of the bridge of the Excelsior from Star Trek III to Star Trek VI. You should do a video on that change.

[@bonusbaby801]

I've seen ST: Generations several times. I don't remember Kirk screaming like that😂

[@JaguarCats]

Okay as many have pointed out, why didn't Picard just go back to a earlier time?! Heck, Kirk could had just gone back to the point AFTER he was trapped in the Nexus and seen to it our villains was detained and closely monitored!

[@simonochana3189]

I’m certain that I “Relics” Scotty said that Kirk must have organised his rescue, despite being there when Kirk was “killed” on Enterprise B.

[@fromnorway643]

The TNG episode "Relics" when Scotty was rescued after 75 years in stasis was made two years _before_ the movie "Generation" and the Enterprise B incident.

[@davequinlan3020]

He did. Remember Scotty's Pattern was degraded 3% or something like that. It was explained somewhere that Kirk's "death" was within that 3% pattern degration. In others words....Scotty forgot the events of the Enterprise-B.

[@fromnorway643]

@@davequinlan3020 As I recall, the degradation was only a small fraction of one %, but even that was probably far more than Scotty's memory about Kirk's "death" before his real death.

[@davequinlan3020]

@@fromnorway643 I will have to re watched that scene from relics. However they did need an explanation to resolve the continuity issue between relics and generations, and I remember reading somewhere that that pattern degration is how they explained it away. I remember either Rick Berman or Brandon Braga saying that Scotty simply forgot.

[@simonochana3189]

@@davequinlan3020 That is what I assumed. I always like to pick on he “small details”

[@Exar_Kun]

Absolutely excellent video!!! Though I have to say Spock got the worst fate of all, being pulled into the “Jj verse” which is a fate worse than death!’🤣🤣🤣

[@XHunter442]

Already know how most of them or all of them ended but with this amazing video I can clarify it more into detail! Ty for the video and LLAP!

[@TrekCentral]

🖖🤎

[@brentbarr498]

00:44 You should have led with Kirk's speech at this point as it would have been a MUCH BETTER INTRO.. "It's a far, far better thing I do than I have ever done before. A far better resting place that I go to than I have ever know."

[@JaySmith-kz1uz]

You skipped Janis Rand, Kyle, Riley, Dr M'Banga

[@TrekCentral]

As mentioned, we're just focusing on Kirk's main crew ;) - Jack

[@MrGeocidal]

Rand was totally Kirk's main crew. She was his personal assistant!

[@alexattewell8607]

It has already been mentioned but please do the massively underrated Enterprise 🙏

[@strells]

It would be neat to include the references in Beta canon where all this info is from. I only recognize the Picard/Uhura reference because I recently read "The Autobiography of Jean-Luc Picard."

[@Fabian-Wenzel]

According to the Star Trek novels by William Shatner, Kirk died on Veridian III but was brought back to life by renegade Romulans. They brainwashed him into an assassin, but Kirk was cured, and Kirk and Picard subsequently had several adventures. In the pilot episode of Star Trek TNG, you see Dr. McCoy, who is now Admiral and in charge of Starfleet medical, inspecting the Enterprise D's sickbay. In another novel, we learn that Uhura was head of the linguistics department at Starfleet and was also promoted to admiral. After Star Trek the Undiscovered Country, Chekov made a real career for himself in Starfleet and managed to become Fleet Admiral before finally deciding to retire. According to Shatner's novels, Zulu later became President of the Federation after his service on the Excelsior. Just tell me something new.

[@redfishtex738]

Deep Space Nine please!

[@EdMccurdy-xq9es]

Whats funny with Scotty, is that at least in the Online video game STO. Scotty is voiced by his son. Who played him on the youtube episodes "Star Trek Continues"

[@Captain.AmericaV1]

*They boldy went..... To shape their own destiny!!*

[@CognitiveDisonance]

Love the scream you added to Kirk's fall to his death.

[@LainK1978]

It doesn't make sense that so many of the Original crew lived to be so old. Bones made sense because in an episode he was made effectively immune to all viruses and diseases. Vulcans are long lived, so Spock is fine. Scotty was effectively in stasis for 70~ years. But Sulu, Uhura and Chekov all living into their hundreds is unusual.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

There are two episodes of the fan made ST:New Voyages that feature stories about Sulu and Chekhov that IMO are very good, well written and acted by talented amateurs.

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

"Bridge on the Captain" was definitely quite moving, in my opinion.

[@davequinlan3020]

You forgot to mention that Captain Sulu sponsored a young Chakotay into Starfleet Academy.

[@alfonszitterbacke318]

Can you imagine being Sulu? Spending time as a captain, categorizing gas anomalies, after having witnessed all these great adventures on the Enterprize?

[@McAster99]

I would like to see a video about where everyone started, sure we all know the joke of how Kirk was a nerd and Picard a jock at the start of their Starfleet trek at the academy, but what about the others?

[@Crlarl]

There's 4 others not talked about: Christine Chapel, Janice Rand, Arex, and M'Ress.

[@nealgrimes4382]

That's because no one cares about them.

[@ijnfleetadmiral]

I think I read somewhere that Chapel also served as head of Starfleet Medical at some point. Rand retired as a CDR, and until Chekov took over as Excelsior's XO, served as Sulu's Acting Exec. Rand's career is pretty stellar for someone who began as a Seaman Recruit (E-1) and progressed all the way through each rank to full CDR...the only other instance I can recall someone doing this and not skipping any ranks is in the World War II Imperial Japanese Navy. In the Japanese fleet, enlisted persons were able to become 'Special Duty' officers after serving a minimum of sixteen years or longer working their way up through the enlisted ranks and then holding the rank of Warrant Officer for at least four years. The highest rank a 'Special Duty' officer could achieve would be Lieutenant Commander, and even then would almost never be placed in command of a ship. Promotion to full Commander was almost unheard of save for those granted posthumous promotions after being Killed In Action, but the rank was awarded to three living individuals. No Special Duty officer ever attained the rank of Captain.

[@clausewitz41_plus_1]

@@ijnfleetadmiral might want to research GEN Walter Krueger

[@robertcringle4865]

Anybody know anything about Kevin Riley who appeared in two season one episodes. I'm hoping he retired to pursue a singing career.

[@noahweaver5193]

@@Crlarl Arex and M'Ress live on in the Star Trek: New Frontier series serving on the Trident under Capt Elizabeth Shelby.

[@HMSVanguard46]

That twitter noise was REALLY loud

[@jamesweemsdishman]

O'Riley became an ambassador!😎

[@howardhudson5475]

Michael Burnham wasn't a distant relative of Spock's She was his half sister after Amanda and Sarek took her into their home.( At least in the Discovery timeline)

[@AnansiTheSpider8]

I believe she is Spock's foster sister, not his half sister.

[@McAster99]

More like a joke, as close to 800 years removed from his death is pretty distant.

[@howardhudson5475]

@@AnansiTheSpider8 Yeah I thought that was it myself but I have heard both terms.

[@haroldchase4120]

I’d love to see a series about Chekov exploits during the Domination war . One where he wins most battle the young bucks would lose 😂

[@bandittweintraub]

so the Excelsior served Starfleet for 33 years. but.. spent the first few years in Spacedock

[@tkskagen]

🖖 4 Life! "Generations" will always be the best STAR TREK film ever to me.

[@tyshekka]

It has appeared that everything which happened on Strange New Worlds is in a new timeline, and everything in Picard is in the Kelvin timeline, because we see the Kelvin timeline model ships on display.

[@TrekCentral]

Nope, SNW takes place in the Prime Timeline :) - Jack

[@tyshekka]

​@@TrekCentralso, if SNW says that the Eugenics Wars now happens later, that doesn't change what happens in TOS, and it's somehow the same timeline? The ship is bigger and looks a lot different than in The Cage, but it's exactly the same one?

[@MrZintac]

Star Trek Enterprise Please !!

[@jadenbanks7768]

@@MrZintac I second that motion!

[@davidbawden8305]

Third

[@audiokyle]

The sound effects levels are WAY louder than the narration.

[@markieg30]

Would love star fleet academy to explore /explain what happened to the TOS crew in detail

[@jonathanfeemster5242]

U should also look at what chekov did in fan films so at to his lore same of some of the other members as well. Look at star trek renegades as one fan film.

[@regentmad1037]

it all ended in laughter, good times, and a reboot

[@johnosbourn4312]

How about looking at Captain Archer, and his crew from Star Trek Enterprise.

[@TrekCentral]

Video in progress ;)

[@1COMIXMAN]

Scotty is currently in a comic book with sisko. The books were deleted.

[@MichaelFrankqa]

the book that changed everything for me was Anunnaki Unveiled from Bookria

[@matthewwasser5621]

How about doing the crew of Voyager next?

[@JasonAguirre]

Kirk didn't die. He wasn't alone.

[@Baby_Valentine]

You left out Chekov's interactions with the Babylon station and it's crew.

[@fawziekefli2273]

I love the way people think that the original crew of the _Enterprise_ was only composed of 7 people. The actually original _Enterprise_ had a crew of 430, and the retrofitted _Enterprise_ had a crew of 500. The "Enterprise 7" are more correctly referred to as the _Enterprise's_ Command crew, although the accuracy of that is also debatable.

[@TrekCentral]

We did mention in this video that we're just focusing in the main characters here ;) - Jack

[@MrGeocidal]

Ain't nobody can keep track of that many people!

[@1steditiongamer276]

Sulu had a daughter who became the helmsman for the Enterprise-B.

[@greggweber9967]

What happened to Yoeman Rand?

[@garyrobbins283]

Janice Rand appeared (uncredited) as a Commander in Search for Spock, later served as Sulu's Comm Officer on Excelsior.

[@kroberts8866]

Too bad they cut the line, “Bridge, on the Captain.”

[@mrsullivan1709]

Chekov is probably still searching for the nukleear wessels. 😂

[@dreamlandnightmare]

Is this a question anyone has ever really asked? I just assumed they all went into comfortable retirement. Why does every single character need a dramatic extended story?

[@WilliamClose-x9g]

She was also in a fan made film called Star Trek of God's and Men

[@alcuinmacdonald]

I think the Chekov role in Renegade should have been referenced. With so many beloved characters, I wonder why it is not considered...Canon can frankly kiss my cannon. I enjoyed it, and many of the fan made films/series while legal twaddle was/is being argued. Surely the spirit of Trek should be a world, or a universe, away from a lawyers office.

[@joejackson73]

You must must read the Star Trek Novel 'Crossover'..

[@joaobranco2164]

Chekov took a leading position in Earth's Psi-Corps (the actual thought police) after leaving the Star Fleet :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

[@kn3448]

I really hate Kirk's fate in Generations. Wouldn't a better idea have been for him to survive and get rescued with the crew of the Enterprise -D but the allure of The Nexus is so profound to Kirk that he steals a shuttlecraft in order to return to it? There could have been a nice scene where the captain of the rescuing vessel starts to order they pursue Kirk but Picard interjects, gently suggesting that they just let him (Kirk) go and be at peace. Also would have served as a way to bring him back.

[@postal_the_clown]

I thought Kirk could have just stayed in the Nexus. Gone but not "gone." The Nexus could have been his Talos 4.

[@MC-gj8fg]

That Romulan star would have been dying for tens of thousands of years at least. It shocks me that they kept this nonsensical plot point in the prime timeline. This wouldn't have been an event that the population would have suddenly have had to flee from. They would have known a very long time in advance that the star was reaching the final stages of life. Was the supernova artificially created by someone then rather than a titanic plot hole? If so, you would have thought this would have generated a great deal of nonexistent dialogue in one show/movie or another.

[@thepayne7862]

It's not canon but in Star Trek online Chekov becomes a Temporal agent protecting the orignal timeline.

[@1888swordsman]

Should've never brought up that awful JJ universe.

[@garyrobbins283]

Uhura's role under Pike was in SNW and as such not in canon.

[@Mike1064ab]

Hopefully it’s canon explanations and not just novels or STO which can be sketchy at best.

[@stephenkissane4268]

Deforest kelley was invited to act as bones on star trek Generations but declined

[@TrentonBennett]

Do the Voyager crew next. It seemed your voice was a lot lower than normal.

[@kevinmello9149]

What about Chekov's assignment on the USS Reliant in Wrath of Khan?

[@TrekCentral]

That was before The Undiscovered Country, this was after :)

[@MRSYSTEM96]

the TNG crew next and then Voyager