Star Trek: 80 Secrets About The Enterprise You Need To Know
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- Опубліковано 23 лис 2023
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We're experimenting with compilations. These are videos previously published on the channel. 🖖
Can you compile TV shows breakdowns by seasons too?
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@@jonyprepperisrael60nope.
You, probably, ought to make a note that several of the things are out of date or the comments about things that have since popped up in things. I'm not meaning to add updates, but to note with sections about when they were originally published compared to when the compilation was released along with a note at the beginning of it being a compilation of already published videos.
Not a bad idea but when one of the video's is now out of date because new information has been added into canon then maybe throw up a voice over or disclaimer, the Enterprise A for example thanks to Star Trek Picard sits in a birth of the Starfleet museum.
I do miss Adam Clery. He was one of the reasons I started subscribing to this channel.
Is he no longer with the channel?
@@Redman-2490 I haven't seen one hosted by him for a long time.
@@Redman-2490 afaik he is the boss of what culture's yt presence across all the channels. He only hosted the early trek culture videos coz they didn't have any hosts yet and it was lockdown.
i miss him too, yeah i started subscribing cos of him, he's great. he hosts the wrestling videos now doesn't he? I'm glad i still subscribe though cos I do love me some Ferrick
No shade to any of the other presenters but he is really good. He just sounds really excited about what he's talking about.
I love that ship (NX-01). They succeeded in making it look futuristic but at the same time more primitive than the other versions of the Enterprise. Love it!
the NX-01 engineering set is one of the better star trek sets ever.
I know, right?
And don't forget the only practical uniforms in the franchise.
One of my favorite silly things about the show sets was that they all had the same “futuristic” model of NEC flat panel monitor on their desks that I had at the time lol
Data didn't originally come up with the idea to decompress the main shuttlebay, that was Riker. He just realised Riker's solution was the one that could work
I didnt know that
It was Data's clue to himself throughout the episode, "3", indicating the 3 rank pips on Riker's uniform, to use his idea...
@@igorschmidlapp6987 Yes, I know, it was still Riker's idea that was implemented...
RE: Enterprise D
"You could quite easily and quite conceivably spend all day walking around the ship attending to your various duties and not see one single other person."
Sounds perfect.
Feral colony of Tribbles lurking in a disused storage room
Funniest thing is that upside down Enterprise is how we got the Zeon Musai-class. They tweaked it a bit but look at the shape.
In universe, it makes sense for certain parts of ships to look the same. In real life, militaries do this all the time to simplify logistics. It makes sourcing spare parts easy.
Great to see Adam again! One may say someone is "their captain" or "their Doctor..."
Adam is my TrekCulture!
What better way to spend a Friday afternoon? A nice cup of tea and a vid from TrekCulture....thanks guys! 🖖
My thoughts are that they HAD to kill off the Enterprise-D. Since they needed new sets for Voyager, they had to destroy the E-D sets. It would make no sense for the interior of the E-D to change so radically in the next movie. But a new Enterprise-E interior would logically look similar to the concurrent Voyager.
That support craft on the sovereign class looks like a defiant. I think that would be a great idea for more hostile times.
The Enterprise-E was originally planned to be the USS Honorius
Did you know that before Star Trek The Next Generation was released, TV Guide did a short article with a picture of the new Enterprise. But the picture was upside down. Yup, saucer and two tubes were on the bottom and the main body was sticking up.
i cant tell how much i love the nx01 and its secondary hull refit and the fact that the season 5 of enterprise did happend thanks to picard season 3 where she is at the fleet museum
Here's my retcon: People only occupy the outer layer. That's why everyone has a window in their quarters. The full thickness of ship is creamed full of machinery, supplies, and power generators.
It Takes a lot of power to fire those weapons and generate warp bubbles and run transporters.
So it wasn't enough it only had a thin layer of environmentally useful space:
A nice bit of Naval history is the USS Enterprise CV-6 during WW2 was a Yorktown class fleet carrier and her sister was USS Yorktown CV-5 so having the refit Connie be USS Yorktown and rechristened to Enterprise A is a nice nod to the ships connection in history.
And yes, USN did have a number of ships that were lost in the Pacific theater and would rename ships under construction or ships just coming into service to replace the lost ship. USS Yorktown CV-10 was an Essex class fleet carrier originally named USS Bonhomme Richard. It turned out to have a real effect on the IJN especially. They'd sink a ship to have it pop back up again. The thing is ships like Enterprise earned the nickname "The Grey Ghost" from the Japanese because as far as they were concerned they'd sunk her up to 6 times but she kept coming back for more! While they did kick the living crap out of her, they never did actually manage to put her down. Imagine the morale hit when you throw so much at your enemies ships and they keep coming back from the dead and you can't tell, did they just build a new one or is it actually the same bloody ship?
The gray ghost some called her the gray lady
But what is painfully cruel it the fact that for all intens and purposes
They and I can not understand why
They did not preserve her for posterity
She would be the most important carrier of the second world War in the pacific and would have been a historical gemstone in her own right
And then they just scraped her unceremoniously
The only thing left is her name preserved in a park somewhere I don't remember exactly right now and
THAT'S JUST A FUCKING SHAME
For this great lady who's legacy will live for ever well as long as we don't destroy our selves in the current shitstorm of wars in Europe and the Middle East well we've just have to wait and see on that
Boooom ?? 😂😂😂
@@yvindwestersund9720 tell me about it. Royal Navy did the exact same thing with HMS Warspite. If you're not familiar with her exploits, I highly recommend Drachinifel videos on her here on YT. Long story short HMS Warspite was a veteran of both world wars including Battle of Jutland, joint record for the longest range ship to ship main battery shell hit and earned a reputation for just being a ship you do not want to mess with if you're on the other side!
Her fate was UK Gov deciding to save a penny and scrap her. There was an attempt from British public and private companies to buy her for preservation but those offers were ignored and she was sold for scrap. Queue HMS Warspite's distain for ppl trying to kill her. While under tow she slipped her lines and ran her self aground. So began one of the most expensive maritime salvage operations there has ever been in British waters that literally took years, sank 2 really expensive tugs and damaged several more 😂
The money she ended up costing the British Gov(and sadly therefore the tax payer) was probably enough to preserve several Warspites for decades!
Even more, it's probably for the best they didn't go with the Taiho from the non-canon source. Because that is...NOT an auspicious ship to emulate.
Not for the engineering/damage control portions of the crew, at least.
Please continue to make videos! Looking forward to more retro ups and downs!
This will nicely fill my afternoon, cheers guys 👌
Our bodies replace every single cell in about seven years, so we all have to deal with the "Ship of Theseus" question. It becomes a point of design and function, rather than material and substance. Also, you missed the joke about the toilet seat at 37:29 "Do not use while in space dock". I don't know if it is still the case, but back the 90's lots of trains had the message "Do not use in the station" over the toilets because they literally emptied straight down onto the tracks.
OH MY KIRK! IT'S ADAM! I was starting to think you'd left TrekCulture.
You failed to mention the signage on the Toilet in the Brig.
" DO NOT USE WHILE IN SPACEDOCK "
This goes back to old days in railroad passenger cars.
The toilets had a sign that said " Do Not Flush in Station".
That was because the toilets emptied out onto the tracks.
I listen to ups and downs while I'm working or cooking so this is a trip out of town let's go. Be safe and be well you guys all my best to the editors
Enjoy it! These ship videos are one of our favourites to produce. There's a wealth of content waiting or you.
Ahhhhh the episode that we have all been waiting for, fan-flippin-tastic!!!!!!!
LOVE that Adam Clery is back!!!!!! He's AWESOME!!!!
I have to say for me the F is my favorite Enterprise. It is just a really well thoughout design.
This really stroked my tribble, thank you.
According to Gene Roddenberry's preface to the novelization of the motion picture.
Despite the 90+ losses Kirk suffered during his 5 year mission. He was still considered successful because it's a low number compared to other ships. The idea being, space travel was and always will be insanely dangerous.
Consider that Archer never lost a crewman in 2 seasons of enterprise...
@claytonberg721 Wasn't there at least one episode where the NX-01's hull was breached and crew members sucked into vacuum? Cuz I could swear there was an episode where that happened. And what about the crewman who was beamed back aboard in like the 2nd or 3rd episode of Season 1, where the lack of bio-filters on the transporters meant they came back physically closer to Swamp Thing due to significant plant matter fused to their body because of being beamed out during a windstorm or tornado that had debris mixed inside of it?
@@generalilbis Everyone survived for the first two seasons, including the swamp thing guy.
Nice compilation!
This is the BEST channel on UA-cam
I shall not be disuaded
Visually, the E-D Battle Bridge from season 1 was the Enterprise-A from Star Trek 4.
The E-D Battle Bridge in season 4 was the replacement “cheap set” used as the courtroom, the 36:01 Hathaway, the E-C, Data’s lab, the Pasteur, etc.
Later DS9 and Voyager guest bridges were from the Excelsior/E-B.
"Logical faults in the plot are ok because it adds drama" yup this is exactly who this show was made for.
Adam and Marcus are superb
Keep them coming.......
I love listening to these guys
Both are brilliant
Such enthusiasm is overwhelming
Superb work from both
I had that TV Guide… Loved Enterprise.
There is actually 4 destruct codes, the final code 0-0-0-destruct-0, which initiated the 1 minute countdown until self destruction of the Enterprise.
Time stamps / Chapters would be nice.
Your doing great as a host, do more.
I love the NX-01. Beautiful Ship.
That video of people breaking into the Star Trek set was also available on compilation videos at conventions in the mid-90s. One of the guys at the convention, when he announced that said he had no idea how thar got out!
You're right that pole was such a loss in possible stories.
There is no way that i break in to a star trek set and NOT take pictures, I wouldnt upload them to the internet, but any of us would definitely have pictures or videos of us in the chair saying "make it so" "engage"
"Fire photon torpedoes".
Its the posting to the internet that was idiotic. Lol
Fun fact. Most fire stations I’ve worked at prevent the use of the pole unless an emergency is called in. Like a real one. Mostly due to the ankle damages that occur when over used. Use the stairs or lifts to prevent injury… now having that said they did have the medical know how to fix and y injuries but it is still an unneeded risk
OK,I have come to this late, but my explanation for the increased damage from TWOK to TSFP was 'latent damage' as you note.
The Enterprise was hit hard on critical and fragile systems. Systems that were barely holding on... stopped holding on after the Mutara incident. Things started blowing up, interior emergencies akin to the damage inflicted on Voyager from "Year of Hell." The Enterprise was pretty old and only intended as a trained ship by that point anyway and the stresses placed on the aged vessel called all manner of systems to fail with, with the vacuum of space 'sucking' at the the pressure of the ship could lead to a lot of damage and the crew literally fire fight-ing (careful of YT's auto-censoring here!) all the way home.
This explains the desire to see the Enterprise scrapped - it NEEDS to be be - and why Scotty could not hold the ship together at Genesis in the end.
That theory would make the 'limping back' into the starbase all the more poignant too.
With the pole idea... If the ship lost power, folks could move freely from the bridge to engineering and that pole would also help in zero G setting... I could see something happening to the gravity generator and that pole would be the life line from the 2 main compartments...
Ooh... a compilation to nitpick! Just make my day... ;-P
Thank you for a wonderful video and congrats on le/la bébé!!
I’d say the E-A WAS a previous starship, probably already retired (the predecessor to the Yorktown mentioned in the movie).
The E-E was a new ship, not yet launched, with a name change.
Several times in the history of US aircraft carriers the planned name of the ship was changed or pushed back to the next ship of the class to allow a prestigious name to take the next ship available. A Constitution Refit in the "Drydock". Or a ship in construction, not yet launched, would be fair game for this, historically.
@@demike3483 ,yep. Several in the Essex Class.
I haven't seen these before; thanks for the repost compilation.
Glad you like them!
NX-01 is still my favorite ship
"Archer to T'Pol, to the pole T'Pol, that's an order."
RE: Enterprise D number 9 (46:12) When discussing the emptiness of the Enterprise D, Adam mentions that the ship had a crew of "just over a thousand people" which is also mentioned on the show and many other numerous places. I feel like it was referenced in an early episode ... and, if I remember correctly, in a technical manual somewhere... that crew member's families were also aboard the ship to ease the pain of being separated from your family over the course of he 5-year missions. This could possible double... triple... or even greater expand the number of total people (Starfleet personnel plus their families ((spouses and children)) plus civilians to support people forthose families ((teachers, doctors, etc.)) which would in effect fill out the rest of at least the saucer section. Is not this the whole reason they say that the saucer section separates from the main drive section... so those families and civilian personnel can hopefully escape danger while the Starfleet crew fight off whatever the apparent danger is in the main drive section. I love these videos, so this is not a correction or criticism as much as I would like someone to speak to this topic to further the discussion and clarify this as I have heard this "mostly empty" theory elsewhere. Thanks again. Keep these videos coming.
Admiral Robert April actually appears in Star Trek Strange New Worlds several times. Albeit he doesn't look quite like he did when he made his appearance in Star Trek The Animated Series, it is still the same character.
I'm probably not the first person to post this, but duck eggs aren't blue; they are off-white. I believe you are thinking of robin eggs. Those are definitely blue.
So Star Wars' blue milk is milked from Robins ? No wonder Dick Grayson quit !
(Is THAT where we get Bleu Cheese from ?!?)😱
Duck Egg Blue is a real paint color, and one used in the painting of many Star Trek models
I love the videos where you have Mr Doug Drexler. DEFINITELY a stone cold legend! His look and style are cool as hell too! Rhe black tank top, New York accent and clean shaved head just radiate "bad boy of design!
I like this guy (Adam) way more than other hosts.
Enterprise G is available on Star Trek Online, it's listed as a Constitution III, but can only be obtained through the infinity lock box, during a select time period.
54:06 - CHECK the text in the title at position 2. I was reminded of the voiceovers at the beginning of each episode of tv show, 'Police Squad'.
I knew the majority of these secrets, I love knowing about the BTS & Beta Canon of Trek; as for the NX-01, I even read about the firemans pole years ago, but there wasn't any concrete information about it, so I thought it might've been a joke
Wasn't there a pole on the Enterprise-A? I remember Valeris sliding down a pole to meet Spock and Scotty in The Undiscovered Country
@@Batmanskiv1, thats true and if you keep your eyes peeled, you'll notice the wall wobbles... those sets weren't strong.
Bro, your takes are Wild. 50% solid takes, 50% completely confusing.
Yesh! Return of Adam!🎉
the bridge changed in every film and we looked forward to it changing lol thats one of those differences in the fan culture from then and now. Back then we wanted things to advance and get cooler. In the 80s we were not saying "I hope they use those 1960s effects and sets" lol
Oh yes there was a episode of enterprise where they showed the 2 walk ways to the bridge by the view screen when Malcom reed and travis tried to get control of the bridge from some aliens that took over the ship. i think it was the andoriens. the sliding pole they didn't show though. but i seen the sliding pole used in the enterprise A in star trek the undicoverd county when lutient vularies slide down to scotty and spock in the torpeo bay area she kind of hit the wall hard when she slide down lol
On the subject of criminal activity on the set of the Enterprise D, I once heard that the original Enterprise D captain's chair that was used in I think just the first two seasons of the show was stolen at some point and apparently never retrieved.
With the Whales and Dolphins on the Enterprise D, it makes total sense. I mean, one alien probe crippled Starfleet and nearly destroyed Earth because they didn't have a Whale onhand. So, Starfleet learned from their mistake.
I want to headcanon that the different Enterprise D models were actually various refits. I don't think it's creatively impossible to imagine this, especially since the main bridge was redesigned twice over the series, including in Star Trek: Generations, and after all, this is the flagship of the Federation, so it would make sense to me anyway... for them to keep it up to code with the various improvements in technology during its 7+ years of service, which was happening in the story with other things such as the aforementioned bridge refits.
Ship of Theseus rant:
All living things are a "Ship of Theseus" when you get down to it. We're all constantly replacing our own matter as we live out our lives, presumably every 7 years. But we are still us. Why? Because the information of who we are is still in our heads. Information transcends matter, so long as it doesn't degrade due to damage.
Our DNA is also what makes us... us, plus no two persons fingerprints are the same.
The damage report console in the second movie showed exrensive damage to both sides of the secondary hull. Maybe they added the visual damage to fall in line with the visual damage report console. Also, 10 forward was used as the presidents office in the undiscovered country.
58:10 Hmm, so we only saw the main shuttle bay once in Cause & Effect? Thing is we also saw it in Best of Both Worlds part 2 when Data & Worf were in a shuttle to rescue Picard. In that scene you clearly see the edge of the main shuttle bay and then after departure the secondary hull appears in the distance so it was definitely from the main bay. Just had to recheck that part of the episode before writing this it refresh my memory
While watching this video, right when Adam says “…a single time traveling Romulan…”, UA-cam cut in with an advertisement for Fabreeze so the quote becomes “…a single time traveling Fabreeze!”
I like the idea of compilation videos
About Robert April, i read the novel Final Frontier wrote by Diane Carey, and also the animated series.
Data’s science lab was based on the courtroom/Hathaway/E-C/2nd E-D Battle Bridge/Pasture bridge set, not the original Enterprise bridge set.
(This goes back to whether it’s the same set if you’ve replaced most of it.)
theseus ship.
I always thought about that every time I saw them go in for refits
The Enterprise-E does not follow the trend of larger and larger multi-mission flagship classes, because although it was an Enterprise, it was not of a flagship class; the Sovereigns were the replacement for the 90 year old Excelsior Class auxiliary ships.
You should do a video on the SNW Enterprise.
We have friend. But didn’t include it in this video as it was produced before Season 1 & 2. Based off what we saw in Discovery season 2. Needs an update! 🖖🏼
ua-cam.com/video/3Uf5WIhoepA/v-deo.htmlsi=aAoLERamxOGmSa4b
I knew about the NX01 pole because I watch @TrekYards. 😎
1:11:12 the mouse, duck, etc. are also in the profile in the Technical Manual.
1:19:10 it was called _The Ship_ when I bought it. Did they change the title? Good book.
I'm a Star Trek apologist so I make up bs to explain those occasional incompletely thought out concepts in Star Trek. For the turbo lift issues on the 1701 bridge being at the back and center...The interior of the bridge must spin. As the turbo lift reaches the bridge, the whole bridge spins over slightly so that the door lines up with the lift. Once the lift becomes unoccupied and the doors close, the bridge spins back to its forward facing position. This made up explanation makes me feel better. Because I do indeed want the bridge to be facing forward but I have to explain the lift being center aft. So do you like it? XD
I knew the color of the Enterprise-D aztec panels as Duck Egg Blue because... the model kits (circa the early 90s) specified that color. I thought it was odd at the time and left it off. Transparent red for the Bussard collectors, transparent blue for the warp nacelle panels (sides).
If memory serves, what I did for the deflector was use a very vivid orange and a bright white for the deflector dish. I painted the back of it that bright orange and did the bright white ring on the front to give it the appearance of being lit without lightning (since the models in those days didn't have it).
Also, Memory Beta is, as you mentioned, definitely *not* canon. In fact, the Pocket-verse (what it was originally called) for books was recently destroyed (renamed the First Splinter, a timeline created, interestingly enough, by the Borg following the Enterprise-E on the way back to the future from 2063). So, none of that timeline exists any more. Decades worth of books and comics had their entire existence vanish in a Descartes like "I think not".
Regarding Enterprise-F, neither IDW nor STO are definitive for their detail. STO does not follow the Prime Universe timeline. It has its own stories which allow players to play ships of any era in the 2410 timeframe. (9 years later than Picard is set) Star Trek tends to only allow shows and movies to be canon. Nothing written is presently considered canon except novelizations of movies. So, it's not considered "extended canon" - and never has been by Paramount or the show runners. That's entirely fan fiction.
I *knew* the NX-01 had a pole, i saw Adam's mum dancing on it🙅🙅💯
I think there was a distinct lack of toilets on Kirks Enterprise. I can make this observation as when I was at Lancaster railway station, one of the things written on the wall was "Stardate 2735.6 Spock and I have beamed down for a cr*p"
Where IS Adam anyway?
For the decks thing, I kind of assumed that there are 2 different things referred to a decks there, one of which is the entire deck and the other being stop points for the turbolifts/areas designed for faster location there for communications purposes.
Wow, this is super
Welcome aboard. Denzel 🖖
Thanks guys. I follow your UA-cam name on X and I love the truck loads on added content.
The SCORCH. YOU FORGOT ABOUT THE SCORCH. And there was as another peace from NX01 THAT WENT FORWARD.
I always presumed turbolifts were used both for speed and inconsistent gravity. Perhaps a pole would raise some of those questions, (particularly in a series which highlighted such an inconsistency in pilot)?
Adam, thank you very much on your thoughts and research about Star Trek, but I have to watch this at 0.75 speed to pick you WITH SUBTITLES.
Wait, in nx-01, have they ever shown engineering where the BOTTOMS of the fire poles are, like the batcave does? That could have sold the "where do they slide from?"
Hey trekculture have u got any videos about captin Sisko hunt for Eddington I find for the uniform one of the best DS9 episodes ever.
This is torture, watching a guy explain something, then hearing the guy he heard it from, like the actual video he saw, then hearing him explain it again. It's like 30 mins of entertainment crammed into two hours
Great Video, Youngsters. And I have my own 'Bet you didn't know...' bit to add-
I bet you didn't know that Sci-Fi writers of all stripes, from professional authors, to Scriptwriters to UA-cam creators, don't know when to properly use the term- 'Intergalactic' (And just as much- 'Universe'). While there were specific episodes of the shows that dealt with traveling to other Galaxies, as a general rule, the Federation's Warp Technology was way, way, WAAAY too slow to be effective at traveling from one galaxy to another.
(The Enterprise-D could travel about 2,744x the Speed of Light. The Andromeda Galaxy, our CLOSEST Neighbor is about 2,500,000 Light-Years away. So at Max Warp, it would take about 911 years to reach it. Better pack a few extra trail bars.)
Another example of a gross misapplication of scale terms would be when Dr. McCoy says that the Genesis Project would result in 'Universal Armageddon.' The actual fact is that we are told the Universe is SO big that the entire Milky Way galaxy (One of Billions) could blip out of existence (and all its billions of stars & planets) and the Universe wouldn't even NOTICE.
As Douglas Adams so Sagely put it-
“Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.”
If you consider yourself an informed Sci-Fi Nerd, use your terms properly.
15:57 I can’t imagine deciding whether to watch a show based on the first look of a starship that is a forerunner of the Enterprise of ToS? Oh. The argument of NX-01 inspiring the Akira class, it likely inspired ALL future designs with revisions and improvements, becomes more valid.
21:51 I’d for gotten about Robert April.
41:04 Shatner was a visionary. Before Abrams, he created the Sybok Universe. The big change? The Enterprise exterior is the same size, but the crew is a smaller scale which meant more decks in the interior. Conveniently shunting the fifth movie into a parallel universe. The Mirror verse… where it was immediately destroyed… by a displaced Enterprise of the same exterior sized but with five proportionally sized individuals… and one hamster running the warp engines.
52:04 That’s because so much of the budget went into cleaning up cat shit every season. And, the accent had me believing you said Spock had mutinied and crapped everywhere.
1:34:44 The “packed in” crew of the original Enterprise might be explained by the idea that original designs for it were based on the vague description “big enough for 150-250 crew members.” Possibly the original plans by Starfleet meant Constitution class ships were big enough to be comfortable for the 250, but refits over a few years may have required more crew, but not enough to require a larger hull, but internal changes to accommodate a larger crew, but with less space.
Considering the calculations of the amount of space allowed to “D” crew and family, perhaps more or slightly less than doubling the original number Roddenberry had in mind wouldn’t have taxed interior room allotted for a larger number.
Question for Doug Drexler, seeing the Lost In Space robot behind him, did he ever make a practical design for the Jupiter II?❤😂
The extra damage on the Enterprise in Star Trek 3 technically isn't an error. In Star Trek 2 Spock and Kirk look over the damage report screen and you can see that the ship was hit in the areas that showed damage in the third movie so in actuality it was the model in the second movie that was in error.
*CLEARY LIVES!*
I'm trying to remember.... *have* I made a video about Robert April...?
The gallery ties into old ships of the line where access to critical areas of the hull and should get there correct name: The Carpenters Walk.
A BIG empty ship can transport an entire colony at once I would think. 🤔🧐
Yeah my headcanon is the the Galaxy's were designed as these sort of deep explorers/ colonizer ships and that's why they kinda look like cruise liners.
Enterprise had that CBS Paramount coin.
ADAM!?!?!? 😮 So, so EPIC to see him again!!°
It's my favourite..the Enterprises
The E's deflector dish is not a cannon.
That explain everything.
Changing a ships name is bad luck. That's why it always get fired on and/or blown up.
One of the most secretive things we've had is Adam Clearly, we love his enthusiasm and I love how much I've seeing him.
(No disrespect to Sean or Ellie)
19:15... T-Pol series 🤔