One of my favorites. When they showed the Enterprise C, I was loving it. It closed the gap and showed a great ship design. One of my all time favorite ships!
I always figured Deanna wasn’t a high priority in a militaristic sf especially not on the bridge. One could say Deanna was on lower decks handling crew who suffered ptsd. I recall ds9 talked about counselors prior to Ezri but they were never shown.
Q Squared was one of the few Star Trek novels I have read. The multiple alternate timelines really drew me in and I pulled a couple all nighters just because I was so enthralled with the plot of the story
I just started re-watching "Yesterday's Enterprise" a couple of days ago, I had to pause it for other more imminent matters. Now having watched your Video. I'll rewatch it again with more detail. Thank you.
Definitely one of the best and one of my favorites... Showed a very different crew than we had grown to love, and helped fill the holes in the NCC-1701n history. Helped bridge some of the timeline.
What a great episode. Finally getting to see the Enterprise C making it canon rather than just hanging on the briefing room wall. =/\= Peace and long life 🖖🏼
Great episode and video! Anyone ever notice the mess up at the end of the episode where prime Geordi is wearing the alternate timeline’s uniform in ten forward with Guinan?
I always thought Worf should have been in that episode (other than being introduced to prune juice), as a ruthless Klingon Commander. The two scenes with the Prune Juice of him learning to be more passive and open to Human Culture, compared to him just being ruthless would be a good contrast.
thanks for the background of the episode. it's also the first mention of Cetacean Ops! (the background chatter as Guinan turns from the anomaly at the beginning). i wonder which writer stuck that line in there, and what they were planning to do with it, if anything, as the show went on.
I really love this episode. On thing that has always bugged me is how Picard fought the battle. He is obviously pulling his punches and I don’t understand why. He should have been continually firing phasers well before he actually gave the order. If other captains were fighting the way he did, it’s no wonder the Federation was losing the war.
I love the episode, but you missed one of the revisions in this DARK & GRITTY new reality... THE ROCKS kill more people now! Including Riker! GRITTY NEW ROCKS! *explosions*
Agreed, one of the best of the series. I rewatch it every chance I get...I do wish they had done the death scenes of Data and Wesley, and Worf as the Klingon commander. It would have added just that much more to the episode...
Thanks for the video, this one the episodes I remember from my childhood. There's something about star trek and time travel mishaps that go hand in hand together. Though I wish they had kept the decapitated wesley so could have a "You finally shut up " meme.
One interesting piece of trivia is that the same panel blows out in both this episode and in "Generations" causing a coolant leak and an eventual core breach, probably as a reference to the episode from the director. Also one reason I read why Worf was not the voice demanding the Enterprise's surrender was that the producers were worried that the viewers would smile and treat the moment more as an easter egg rather than showing how dark and grim the alternate universe was.
My only complaint with this episode is that I think the Enterprise-D could have put up a much better fight, especially after the ship and crew had become battle-hardened by years of war.
@@nerdlearners I agree, I modeled those ship in Star Fleet Command and no way would a Galaxy class Battleship have problems with three of any type of Klingon crusiers. At least if not fought correctly, even guarding another ship. And the -C would of been able to fight back better too.
One of my fave TNG episodes. We should have an Enterprise C series! Stargate Universe was a great show, two seasons was too short. Good to see Tasha back. Hail David!
@@2bituser569 Because it pushed the suspension of disbelief just a little too hard. No way would a military, police, Coast Guard or any other similar organization place that kind of responsibility on a teenager. They might of included him in a training program but not as a bridge officer on the alpha shift.
I think we’d all pay to see that footage 😂😂😂😂 IRL Wil is a great guy and I think he’s a fab Con attraction bc he’s so positive about his experience w Trek...despite us wanting to see Wesley’s horrible death 😂
This is as close to a Mirror Universe episode as TNG ever got. The cast didn't get to go full ham, but they got to alter themselves just a bit, which is always fun to do (well, except for Conner Trinneer a decade and a half later :P )
I think can also explain Troi's absence by the fact that real life warships don't carry therapists. It would have been cool to see Troi as a ruthless member of Starfleet Inteligence who uses her abilities for interrogating Klingon prisoners.
I loved O'Neil as Captain Garrett. I always loved her appearances in Murder She Wrote (her range is amazing), and on Babylon 5 she played an overly religious alien mother who doesn't believe in surgery AND later the President of the Earth Alliance during the Earth-Minbari war (and delivered an epic speech that moves me to this day).
I'd say its strength is they didn't overcomplicate the time travel. A past event is altered and it needs to be restored. I suppose you could argue that it's in fact the reverse and the war timeline was really the "original" timeline. Guinan's feelings would seem to counteract that, but you could still make the argument. My only real issue that it's just another apparently random temporal anomaly. There a really too many of these, so you begin to wonder what happens when people who AREN'T Starfleet's best and brightest encounter them. Is time constantly being rewritten?
I really enjoyed your video, pointing out so many small things I had missed. This is definitely one of my favourite episodes. I often wondered what would have happened had Denise Crosby not chosen to leave STNG to pursue her film career. I thought it was Denise Crosby's idea to have Yar in this episode though.
Great video. One thing I noticed last time I watched this one, coincidently earlier this week, Data's eyes are different. Although it might just be the lighting. But it doesn't look as if they used a different shade on lens for it. One thing I don't like is the rocks flying out of the consoles. Which is really obvious if you watch in HD.
Wow! This is easily one of your best overviews and they've all been great... I wish they had the original fates for Worf and the others stay and the love affair for "Richard" cut down, but the episode is good enough and the Yar subplot works a little better as a result of their lengthy exchanges.
Really enjoy the alternate reality Trek episodes. I believe someone plotted out the dual timelines for this episode to help break down the sequence of events. BTW, Caught Tricia O'Neil in the movie "Gumball Rally". Smoking! Too bad the various uniforms covered all that up.
I loved this episode of TNG. Only downside for me was that while the Enterprise C crew were wearing the film (2-6) era uniforms, they weren’t wearing the collared under shirt underneath the red tunic’s which just looked weird and wrong to me.
If I recall correctly, they were also missing the belts. I think I read somewhere that this was because the costume department simply could not find the undershirts and the belts. You also see them missing in other TNG episodes where there are flashbacks wherein people are wearing the TWOK uniforms, like Jack crusher in the episode Family.
One thing that makes me scratch my head is that the Enterprise D looks the same from the outside in the alternate timeline even though it's a war ship. For me, the saucer section should be smaller because the ship wouldn't be a hotel and having a saucer that big would be a waste of space.
In some respects the galaxy class saucer is practically a mobile star base. The shuttle bay is enormous, it could comfortably carry at least 10,000 personnel, has full 360 degree firing arcs, and in this timeline likely its own torpedo launchers. Load it up with enough work bees and some variety of runabout style support craft, and it makes an ideal temporary command post / repair facility. What makes less sense in this timeline is the Enterprise traveling on its own without any support ships (although they could have been destroyed in the Archer IV battle Riker mentions). It’s too big a target, and too valuable of an asset to risk losing to some opportunistic cloaked ships. I’d expect that they’d arrive in a strategic location with a few smaller ships, then separate the saucer over whatever key position they’re defending or attacking. The drive section and supporting ships deal with the Klingons, while the saucer handles mass evacuations, orbital bombardment, or ground troop deployments. It’s safe to assume they have industrial replicators available as well, there’s more than enough internal volume to house large replicated components and the cargo bays alone are quite sizable. The sick bay would likely be significantly expanded, letting it also serve as a hospital ship if need be. Once the Klingons are run off or destroyed, the saucer acts as a fabrication and repair facility for both the ships and any orbital stations or ground facilities. With everyone repaired, the saucer docks with the drive section and the flotilla moves on to the next engagement.
@@vidsburgh6022 I agree mostly, the Galaxy Class Battleship should of looked more like the one way it did in the last episode. They would be a great thing to do when they finally remaster and update effects for this episode. And it should of also been equipped with a squadron or four of fighters. 3 klingon cruiser should never have been a match for it. I've modeled this battle in Star Fleet Command and the Galaxy Class BB never loses. Of course I've also modeled the Reliant vs Enterprise battle and the CA never loses either. I never make the mistake Kirk did.
This video inspired me to watch Yesterday's Enterprise again. It was a very well done episode. I don't know why couldn't have had Worf's voice as the Klingon demanding surrender. We would have recognized it without seeing him.
I still think it is odd that the only thing that appears not to be mentioned in any videos yet is the change of the uniforms from the Trek films (2 - 8). As the costumes seem to be missing the collars.
Yes I totally agree with you that this is one of the best Episodes,..possibly in the top 5. There's a book called Vulcan's Heart that really goes into detail about this episode, & afew cannon subjects as well. I do realize that the book is Non-Cannon, but is a good read. I'm sure you could find afew flaws in that book as well. :)
While I like this episode for the most part, I don't get why the Enterprise D's saucer is still massive. Andrew Probert explained that the saucer is as big as it is because the ship is meant to accommodate families, but if the Enterprise D is a warship in the alternate timeline, then the saucer shouldn't be as big it is. Trekyards made a video discussing the Galaxy X with Andrew Probert and at 11:20 they show how big the saucer would be if Probert had to redesign the Enterprise D for the movies and I think the Enterprise D should've looked like that in Yesterday's Enterprise.
Because Weasley's character pushed the suspension of disbelief just a little too much. No organization like Star Fleet would put an untrained teenager in a position of responsibility like that.
Would you do a video on Wesley Crusher? What in the world was the odd obsession on not liking him? Is he more complicated than we give him credit for? Will we see him again?
One of the great things about this episode was the writers could do anything they wanted to any charactor in the show and not impact continuity of the show in general. I would of enjoyed watching Weasley getting beheaded. And they missed an op. not having Michael Dorn provide the voice for the Klinong Captain demanding their surrender.
My only problem is they at least should have left alternate Tasha’s fate open instead of reveling a half Romulan daughter. That changed the original timeline.
Kind of a shame that the only other female Enterprise captain we have is Captain Dax of the Enterprise-J, and that's only in Beta Canon (Star Trek Online; and you only hear her voice, and if they give her a first name in the game I missed it). WOuld be nice if Discovery made that Alpha Canon.
LOL I mention the Ent C several times in the video, I dont mention several things that are canon, the implication is obviously that it is, so i wouldnt want to insult my audience with the most obvious :P
This is one of my favourite episodes from the entire _Star Trek_ franchise, not just from _Star Trek: The Next Generation._
One of my favorites. When they showed the Enterprise C, I was loving it. It closed the gap and showed a great ship design. One of my all time favorite ships!
It always seemed to me that when the timeline shifted, Guinan had to be thinking the Star Trek equivalent of, "There's a disturbance in the Force." 😀
I always figured Deanna wasn’t a high priority in a militaristic sf especially not on the bridge. One could say Deanna was on lower decks handling crew who suffered ptsd. I recall ds9 talked about counselors prior to Ezri but they were never shown.
🎼 “Yesterday..... All my tribbles seemed so far away.....” 🎼
😂 EXCELLENT.
That will go into my daily repatoire. 🖖
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This is absolutely one of the best episodes ever between star trek and TV sci-fi as a whole
"Let us never forget the name enterprise." Love this episode.
One of the best quotes in TNG history.
Picard's delivery is as iconic to him as Kirk with his. StILTed DIAloguE! was. 😁
I like your avatar. "Victory is life!"
Q Squared was one of the few Star Trek novels I have read. The multiple alternate timelines really drew me in and I pulled a couple all nighters just because I was so enthralled with the plot of the story
Definitely one of the best Star Trek episodes and I loved the Enterprise C design.
One of my favorite episodes and we get a new class of ship.
R.I.P CPT. Garrett
I just started re-watching "Yesterday's Enterprise" a couple of days ago, I had to pause it for other more imminent matters. Now having watched your Video. I'll rewatch it again with more detail. Thank you.
I just assumed that Troi's absence was due to there being no counselors assigned to starships in the alt reality
Me too! I figured she was back on some planet or starbase counseling red shirts w ptsd or people assigned to Oberth class ships 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Still one of the best episodes of Staaaar Trek! The Next Generation!
Definitely one of the best and one of my favorites... Showed a very different crew than we had grown to love, and helped fill the holes in the NCC-1701n history. Helped bridge some of the timeline.
What a great episode. Finally getting to see the Enterprise C making it canon rather than just hanging on the briefing room wall. =/\=
Peace and long life 🖖🏼
Great episode and video! Anyone ever notice the mess up at the end of the episode where prime Geordi is wearing the alternate timeline’s uniform in ten forward with Guinan?
Nice Catch! I completely missed that one! I'm sure this little nugget will end up in a future ERROR ERROR episode.
His original outfit was in the alternate timeline’s cleaners.... So it wasn’t available!
Yesterday's Enterprise... One of the single best episodes of ST: TNG ever.
I always thought Worf should have been in that episode (other than being introduced to prune juice), as a ruthless Klingon Commander. The two scenes with the Prune Juice of him learning to be more passive and open to Human Culture, compared to him just being ruthless would be a good contrast.
It's the drink of a warrior! 😉🖖
Thank you for a well researched episode of TNG. I loved this episode and the background info just makes me cherish this episode even more. Thanks TAS!
Definitely one of the best episodes. Also cool that you include the old series promo.
thanks for the background of the episode. it's also the first mention of Cetacean Ops! (the background chatter as Guinan turns from the anomaly at the beginning). i wonder which writer stuck that line in there, and what they were planning to do with it, if anything, as the show went on.
I really love this episode. On thing that has always bugged me is how Picard fought the battle. He is obviously pulling his punches and I don’t understand why. He should have been continually firing phasers well before he actually gave the order. If other captains were fighting the way he did, it’s no wonder the Federation was losing the war.
I love the episode, but you missed one of the revisions in this DARK & GRITTY new reality...
THE ROCKS kill more people now! Including Riker! GRITTY NEW ROCKS! *explosions*
My favorite Next Gen episode.
My third favorite Trek story of all time behind “The City on The Edge of Forever “ and “Mirror Mirror “.
Easily one of the best episodes of Star Trek! And we got to see the lovely but beat up Ambassador Class Enterprise!
This was an impressive episode and I still find it one of the best of the season.
Agreed, one of the best of the series. I rewatch it every chance I get...I do wish they had done the death scenes of Data and Wesley, and Worf as the Klingon commander. It would have added just that much more to the episode...
What???? What about happy Gilmore???? Thats what I remember shooter mggavin from haha
Also was in Grease 2, but the less said about that, the better.
Or “Breakdance 2: Electric Boogaloo”..... A classic!
I was going to say the same thing. “I eat pieces of shit like you for breakfast.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the video, this one the episodes I remember from my childhood. There's something about star trek and time travel mishaps that go hand in hand together. Though I wish they had kept the decapitated wesley so could have a "You finally shut up " meme.
A major favorite. I love the whole package.
Gotta admit I'm a little sad you didn't bring up Shooter McGavin. lol ;)
Seeing Riker die was already chilling enough, i dunno if I could bear to watch Data and Wesley die as well! D:
I wouldn't have a problem, at all!
Well, maybe not Data.....
Would of enjoyed watching Weasley lose his head. That character always just pushed the suspension of disbelief a little too much.
Riker was just irritating in this ep...they shoulda blown up his console a lot sooner😂
One interesting piece of trivia is that the same panel blows out in both this episode and in "Generations" causing a coolant leak and an eventual core breach, probably as a reference to the episode from the director. Also one reason I read why Worf was not the voice demanding the Enterprise's surrender was that the producers were worried that the viewers would smile and treat the moment more as an easter egg rather than showing how dark and grim the alternate universe was.
Yesterday's Enterprise is most definitely 1 of my favourite TNG episodes & I totally love Tasha Yar & Commander Sela
This was great! Thank you:)
It was really good to see Tasha Yar back in action! Her death in "Skin of Evil" was sudden and sad.
Great job showing the OG next episode commercial. Been so long since I seen something like that! LOL
One of my favourite episodes of TNG.
One of tHe greatest ST eps of all time! Thanks for yet another great installment!
My only complaint with this episode is that I think the Enterprise-D could have put up a much better fight, especially after the ship and crew had become battle-hardened by years of war.
@@nerdlearners I agree, I modeled those ship in Star Fleet Command and no way would a Galaxy class Battleship have problems with three of any type of Klingon crusiers. At least if not fought correctly, even guarding another ship. And the -C would of been able to fight back better too.
yesterday's enterprise is the #1 episode of the entire franchise
One of my fave TNG episodes. We should have an Enterprise C series! Stargate Universe was a great show, two seasons was too short. Good to see Tasha back. Hail David!
One of the best ... The only mistake was that they should have decapitated Wesley.
What is the insane hatred of Wesley 😂
They did, but like a chicken, he lasted a couple of more seasons..... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@@2bituser569 Because it pushed the suspension of disbelief just a little too hard. No way would a military, police, Coast Guard or any other similar organization place that kind of responsibility on a teenager. They might of included him in a training program but not as a bridge officer on the alpha shift.
I think we’d all pay to see that footage 😂😂😂😂 IRL Wil is a great guy and I think he’s a fab Con attraction bc he’s so positive about his experience w Trek...despite us wanting to see Wesley’s horrible death 😂
This is as close to a Mirror Universe episode as TNG ever got. The cast didn't get to go full ham, but they got to alter themselves just a bit, which is always fun to do (well, except for Conner Trinneer a decade and a half later :P )
I think can also explain Troi's absence by the fact that real life warships don't carry therapists. It would have been cool to see Troi as a ruthless member of Starfleet Inteligence who uses her abilities for interrogating Klingon prisoners.
I loved O'Neil as Captain Garrett. I always loved her appearances in Murder She Wrote (her range is amazing), and on Babylon 5 she played an overly religious alien mother who doesn't believe in surgery AND later the President of the Earth Alliance during the Earth-Minbari war (and delivered an epic speech that moves me to this day).
this was an awesome video about one of the best episodes in TNG thanks for doing it
I love the episode. This fills in a mirror universe episode since we wouldn’t get one until the IDW Comics.
I'd say its strength is they didn't overcomplicate the time travel. A past event is altered and it needs to be restored. I suppose you could argue that it's in fact the reverse and the war timeline was really the "original" timeline. Guinan's feelings would seem to counteract that, but you could still make the argument.
My only real issue that it's just another apparently random temporal anomaly. There a really too many of these, so you begin to wonder what happens when people who AREN'T Starfleet's best and brightest encounter them. Is time constantly being rewritten?
I await a Lower Decks episode responding to this question :D
My FAVORITE TNG episode 💟 I've got a kick-ass sound system. I BLAST this episode, it feels like my room is at RED-ALERT 🚨
I loved the follow up they did in Star Trek Online for this episode. I got goosebumps when my avatar crossed the gang plank to board the Enterprise C.
I've finally gotten my Fiance to watch TNG with me and I can NOT wait to get to this episode to watch her reaction!
Yes, and also the one where. Worf kills durus!
I really enjoyed your video, pointing out so many small things I had missed. This is definitely one of my favourite episodes. I often wondered what would have happened had Denise Crosby not chosen to leave STNG to pursue her film career. I thought it was Denise Crosby's idea to have Yar in this episode though.
Yes, one of the best Episodes, told a good story.
You forgot to mention that the alternate timeline’s Enterprise bridge consoles were made of rocks.
Great video. One thing I noticed last time I watched this one, coincidently earlier this week, Data's eyes are different. Although it might just be the lighting. But it doesn't look as if they used a different shade on lens for it.
One thing I don't like is the rocks flying out of the consoles. Which is really obvious if you watch in HD.
One of the best ST TNG episodes ever
Wow! This is easily one of your best overviews and they've all been great...
I wish they had the original fates for Worf and the others stay and the love affair for "Richard" cut down, but the episode is good enough and the Yar subplot works a little better as a result of their lengthy exchanges.
Really enjoy the alternate reality Trek episodes. I believe someone plotted out the dual timelines for this episode to help break down the sequence of events. BTW, Caught Tricia O'Neil in the movie "Gumball Rally". Smoking! Too bad the various uniforms covered all that up.
I loved this episode of TNG. Only downside for me was that while the Enterprise C crew were wearing the film (2-6) era uniforms, they weren’t wearing the collared under shirt underneath the red tunic’s which just looked weird and wrong to me.
If I recall correctly, they were also missing the belts. I think I read somewhere that this was because the costume department simply could not find the undershirts and the belts. You also see them missing in other TNG episodes where there are flashbacks wherein people are wearing the TWOK uniforms, like Jack crusher in the episode Family.
One thing that makes me scratch my head is that the Enterprise D looks the same from the outside in the alternate timeline even though it's a war ship. For me, the saucer section should be smaller because the ship wouldn't be a hotel and having a saucer that big would be a waste of space.
In some respects the galaxy class saucer is practically a mobile star base. The shuttle bay is enormous, it could comfortably carry at least 10,000 personnel, has full 360 degree firing arcs, and in this timeline likely its own torpedo launchers. Load it up with enough work bees and some variety of runabout style support craft, and it makes an ideal temporary command post / repair facility.
What makes less sense in this timeline is the Enterprise traveling on its own without any support ships (although they could have been destroyed in the Archer IV battle Riker mentions). It’s too big a target, and too valuable of an asset to risk losing to some opportunistic cloaked ships.
I’d expect that they’d arrive in a strategic location with a few smaller ships, then separate the saucer over whatever key position they’re defending or attacking. The drive section and supporting ships deal with the Klingons, while the saucer handles mass evacuations, orbital bombardment, or ground troop deployments.
It’s safe to assume they have industrial replicators available as well, there’s more than enough internal volume to house large replicated components and the cargo bays alone are quite sizable. The sick bay would likely be significantly expanded, letting it also serve as a hospital ship if need be. Once the Klingons are run off or destroyed, the saucer acts as a fabrication and repair facility for both the ships and any orbital stations or ground facilities. With everyone repaired, the saucer docks with the drive section and the flotilla moves on to the next engagement.
@@vidsburgh6022 I agree mostly, the Galaxy Class Battleship should of looked more like the one way it did in the last episode. They would be a great thing to do when they finally remaster and update effects for this episode. And it should of also been equipped with a squadron or four of fighters. 3 klingon cruiser should never have been a match for it. I've modeled this battle in Star Fleet Command and the Galaxy Class BB never loses. Of course I've also modeled the Reliant vs Enterprise battle and the CA never loses either. I never make the mistake Kirk did.
I love the next episode trailers, so much nostalgia.
Wish we had a series about Captain Garrett instead of Star Trek Voyager.
I'll agree that Garrett seemed like a great character I would have liked to have seen more done with.
That would be a fascinating series as a sequel to TOS and a prequel to TNG.
This video inspired me to watch Yesterday's Enterprise again. It was a very well done episode. I don't know why couldn't have had Worf's voice as the Klingon demanding surrender. We would have recognized it without seeing him.
The actor who played Richard Castillo may best known as the villainous golfer Shooter McGavin in the Adam Sandler movie Happy Gilmore.
Love the idea of Worf demanding the surrender.
One of my favorite episodes.
One of the few tng episodes I return to. I like the altered Enterprise over the sanitary normal version
You made go to imdb to see what B5 episode the Garrett actor was in. I would not have recognized her in that role.
Thank you very much for this nice Episode. One of my best Episod from the frist 3 Season. Like more darker ton. Some new for TNG
Love this episode. A great classic.
I still think it is odd that the only thing that appears not to be mentioned in any videos yet is the change of the uniforms from the Trek films (2 - 8). As the costumes seem to be missing the collars.
Loved it because we got to see the C... :)
I Love this Episode!👍
I LOVE your videos! Keep up the good work my friend!
Yes I totally agree with you that this is one of the best Episodes,..possibly in the top 5. There's a book called Vulcan's Heart that really goes into detail about this episode, & afew cannon subjects as well. I do realize that the book is Non-Cannon, but is a good read. I'm sure you could find afew flaws in that book as well. :)
Nice one thank you.😃
I absolutely love this episode, I absolutely loath the 1701-C's design.
Maybe i Repeat myself but damn i Just Repeat myself....
This Episode is AWESOME!!
My Favorite Episode!!
While I like this episode for the most part, I don't get why the Enterprise D's saucer is still massive.
Andrew Probert explained that the saucer is as big as it is because the ship is meant to accommodate families, but if the Enterprise D is a warship in the alternate timeline, then the saucer shouldn't be as big it is.
Trekyards made a video discussing the Galaxy X with Andrew Probert and at 11:20 they show how big the saucer would be if Probert had to redesign the Enterprise D for the movies and I think the Enterprise D should've looked like that in Yesterday's Enterprise.
12:40 ROCKS! lol
Yes. Absolutely one of the best episodes! Why does everyone hate Wesley?
Because Weasley's character pushed the suspension of disbelief just a little too much. No organization like Star Fleet would put an untrained teenager in a position of responsibility like that.
Would you do a video on Wesley Crusher? What in the world was the odd obsession on not liking him? Is he more complicated than we give him credit for? Will we see him again?
I much prefer the bridge on the Enterprise D in this episode. Might be my favourite version.
Who is the announcer from the series?
One of the great things about this episode was the writers could do anything they wanted to any charactor in the show and not impact continuity of the show in general. I would of enjoyed watching Weasley getting beheaded. And they missed an op. not having Michael Dorn provide the voice for the Klinong Captain demanding their surrender.
A great episode!
This episode almost seems like a remake of "The Final Countdown."
Can anyone tell me what piece of music is playing in the background of this video?
Great episode.
Someone should write the Vulcan version
PICARD WARS !
Whoopi Goldberg is simply FABULOUS. What a splendid actress...
My only problem is they at least should have left alternate Tasha’s fate open instead of reveling a half Romulan daughter. That changed the original timeline.
Kind of a shame that the only other female Enterprise captain we have is Captain Dax of the Enterprise-J, and that's only in Beta Canon (Star Trek Online; and you only hear her voice, and if they give her a first name in the game I missed it). WOuld be nice if Discovery made that Alpha Canon.
i always loved the time travel episodes
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I will go as far to say that Yesterday's Enterprise was one of the best of TNG, but Star Trek overall, probably not.
Thanks. An excellent review. You forgot to mention that the episode introduces the Ambassador Class Enterprise C as canon.
LOL I mention the Ent C several times in the video, I dont mention several things that are canon, the implication is obviously that it is, so i wouldnt want to insult my audience with the most obvious :P
@@TriAngulumAudioStudios Well I wasn't insulted. But I see your point. An excellent episode, and one of the ten best.