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In another timeline, Wesley becomes part of the security crew. Now why couldn't WE have gotten this Wesley?

Would that be considered Sui... Uh um self deletion. He did technically unalive himself.

Yea that was sad. To bad they couldn't have found a way to help them.

Why is Wesley so unbothered by killing everyone on that ship?

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Comments lol "alternate riker sounded like a little bitch" 😂. Counselor Troy😍

"Our universe never invented razors, or showers, we won't go back, you don't know what it's like!"

It's just the Borg, cowards.... 😅

did they just shoot an destroy an alternative universe version of them

Now that I'm older, this type of scene hits me differently. When you're young, the world is safe, so you don't take things like this as seriously. When you know more about the world, you realize that it's fragile, and things can go horribly wrong, irretrievably wrong. So seeing a glimpse of that, that feeling of having failed completely or made a catastrophic mistake, that it's too late to ever undo, is much more chilling. But it's that exact fear that makes us keep working to avoid that fate.

He really delivers the desperation. And i always admire the writing: "The Borg *is* everywhere". The Borg are not many, they are one.

Shouldn't there be a shockwave like in Generations and pushed all the ships out of control? Or did they all have their shields raised?

A humbling experience -- one would hope.

I never felt this scene was remotely possible. Riker was aggressive when he was cornered and he would’ve gone Kamikaze on the Borg instead of becoming some sniveling Millennial whining about how tough life is!

I was hoping the Riker Borg Universe was going to say 'Not this time'

I laughed so hard when I first saw that😂😂😂😂😂

Activate the Omega 13 and then instead of firing on the ship hail all ships and put forward the idea of having all Enterprises travel to the universe where the Borg is everywhere. Then make a movie about them defeating the Borg with limitless Enterprises.

Is this performance really in keeping with what we know about Riker though? Pilot that ship into the nearest Borg cube at maximum warp and be the man that beard demands!

All that new Star Trek series stuff is 💩.

"What happened?" "Ah bad cgi explosion, they must've run out of budget"

If all the Worf's are getting swapped around, does that mean the Word on the Enterprise that blew up is actually from yet another universe? That's a bad day: you get transported from your happy universe, onto a wrecked Enterprise with an insane crew, and then you get blown up!

Sorry but this show was horrible. The acting was atrocious, (even your precious jean Luc Picard) the storylines were boring. Even stories were created by the hollow deck because they couldn’t think of anything original. Even the stories stolen from the original they messed that up. To think people say this one is as good or better than the original. Preposterous

The federation is gone, my beard is everywhere!!!

It sounded like Acting Ensign Wesley Crusher was deliberately trying to make his voice deeper, in a futile attempt to be more masculine.

It's war people die

Ensign that's first degree Rikercide!

LOL for Riker to think the Bajorans would dare attack a Federation ship in that situation.

How is it that the "Borg Universe" Riker was already totally "in the know" with respect to what was happening, with the sliding between different dimensions and everything? From HIS perspective, wasn't his Enterprise just "minding its own business," getting its ass kicked by the Borg, when suddenly they were transported into this universe with hundreds of other Enterprises? How was he so quickly able to figure everything out - and how did he *know* that *his* universe was the worst?

Wesley is a Murderer! Also my favorite episode!!!

#NOTGOINGBACK

It is VERY strange, that among the infinite universes and all those world-ending events which Kirk, Picard and other people prevented, we have ALWAYS seen the Star Trek universe in which everything developed just fine/almost perfect, except for minor things like the death of Tasha Yar etc.

This scene makes no sense. The reason all the Enterprises were near the wormhole (or whatever) is because they were tracing Worf’s return from the bath’let tournament. In a galaxy where the Borg have basically taken over, it’s unlikely there are a lot of sporting events taking place. 😂

That was the softest explosion a starfleet ship ever had.

Star wars Shmh

The whole show was creepy.

Riker still sucks,fake beard

What kind of hitman serenades and introduces himself to his target?! 😂🎶

Very creepy.. Wesley in charge of weapons!!

Chilling scene.

What episode and season was this ?

ho shit man

This wasn't a creepy part well in a way it would be if you were around the time of Worf 359 I would have to say that Enterprise is right around the time when the Borg assimilated Picard ...if you notice he is not on the bridge so he is either dead or still a Borg....and probably even scarier than he was during the episodes lol

Imagine surviving the Borg for years just to be killed by yourself in an alternate timeline

Does this count as suicide??

To boldly go where no one in Star Trek is ever gone before - the bathroom

From a logical point of view this incident must create another timeline as one part is taken out of the equation.

I would love to see the events of that alternate timeline unfold in a few episodes.

"probably from fighting with the borg" hahaha no really

What episode was this ? I can't remember.

All 7 series now on Netflix 😉