(84)The Olympic Class
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- In today's episode of Truth OR Myth BETA, we're taking a look at the Olympic Class of Starfleet Starships, as first seen in the Series Finale of Star Trek: The Next Generation, All Good Things. I hope you enjoy!
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I actually think that the fate of the class is noble as heck! It's effectively the starship equivalent of the western trope of the big city doctor retiring to the frontier to open a clinic. Besides that the class served for over a hundred years! How many billions of lives did those ships save?!
It would be cool to see Dr. Crusher show up in Picard on this ship as Captain.
You never know what could happen ;)
That would involve them creating more than one type of federation ship…
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics now we know 😁😁
Indeed!
Sadly, it was not meant to be…
It would be interesting to see Star Trek: Medical as a book series. I don't think it would lend itself to a TV series very well but I would love it if it did
Maybe if they did it as an "ER" type show it would ;) :P
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics Naw, they'd go the "Grey's Anatomy" route and have everyone shagging everyone else with a hangnail every so often.
LOL
@@danielseelye6005 LOL
Hehe. Or have it like House. Have that one cranky bastard know-it-all doctor That's goes around berating everyone.
My dad's been a Trek fan since he was a kid in the 60s. I have to show him some of these videos.
Well I hope he likes them! :) Let me know :)
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics My dad loves the Constitution Class videos I've shown him. Going to show him some Galaxy videos later.
I have always loved this class the idea of a flying hospital always fascinated me as a child having grown up in one
You grew up in a flying hospital?
Really, you grew up in a flying hospital?? 😷💉✈...🤔 What was that like??
Well done! I've seen too many channels mock and bash this design. You gave it a great story.
Glad you liked it Andrew :) And I tend to take (MOSTLY) the "completely unbiased" approach and let my audience make up their minds themselves about all things ;)
You’d think a medical vessel would have a higher normal warp speed. Anyways, someone needs to name one of these the USS “Damn it, Jim! I’m A Doctor!”
I believe most present day hospital ships are not very fast.
In Universe, the lack of speed could be a reassuring sign to other space powers that the ship is not a warship or a spy ship
I don't believe Starfleet didn't have hospital ships before this, my head cannon is that there are always some hospital/engineering/support ships with the sphere design throughout history
Our US Navy has two hospital ships, the Hope and the Mercy, which are essentially giant container transport ships that were converted. My brother served on one. It would make sense that the federation would eventually incorporate similar ideas for the fleet travelling the cosmos
I enjoyed this narrative, excellent. Peace and Long Life.
Thank you very much :)
Woo, you finally did one for the Olympic class! I was wondering if you ever would, I know you’re not fond of it 😁
LOL You're right, Im not a fan of the design, but I am a Fan of Trek, so ALL will eventually be done :)
Thank you. I've always loved this ship and never understood the hate.
A nice start to a Monday morning at work; thanks!
You're welcome, and have a wonderful Monday :)
Great video😊
Thank you 😁
Once again, you have developed a top tier video. The discovery or history Channel should hire you.
Thank you so much Laron!
I would think being a medical ship you'd want it to have a really fast warp drive so it could answer emergency medical calls as soon as possible. Great video. 😀👍
Thank you very much for this Myth BETA- The Olympic Class
You're very welcome :)
As always a top notch video, us Trekkies and newcomers will learn something new from you. Keep making these videos and your fan base will grow
We need a future medical show, "M.A.S.H. in Space" Mobile Ambulance Surgical Hospital, based on this ship. With an Admiral Potter, Captain Hot Lips Hoolahan, and of course, Hawkeye.
LOL too funny :)
This totally needs to happen 🤞😂🤔
I guess it would be a Lower Decks show, but I would like to see one of these at a medical emergency, either assisting, or being assisted by Cerritos
A definite possibility :)
Which such a class name you would expected that one of the other ships is named Titanic or Britannic
A weird name as a choice for the class when all other ships do not follow the Olympic Class line right? They should have just kept it the Hope Class...
I think its a nod to the Olympic Games.
@@JJMHigner It isnt. It's a Nod to the Ocean Liner Olympic Class, which the Brittanic and Titanic was a part of. because the Brittannic ended up serving as a medical ship during WW1 intil she struck a mine and sank...
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics oh ok. Just as good! Being an ocean liner fan I deeply appreciate the sentiment.
So underrated class love your vids btw
Glad you like them Shane :) Thank you :)
One of the origanal Olympic's Brittanic erved as a hospital ship in WW!
Juicy Target for an aggressor species who don't want you patching up their enemies and sending them back into the battlefield. Plus I don't think they've heard of the Geneva convention
I was happy to see this adaptation of one of the design concepts of the TOS Enterprise. Sometimes what's old is new again!
I like this class…
This is a cool design. It may have been based on the Daedalus-class but the modernized style works well. Love the story you created for it!
The Starfleet Chronology, published in 1979, highlighted this ship design as an early Starfleet explorer ship design which made first contact with various alien species. When I saw it in TNG, I assumed it was old ship taken out of mothballs and given to the Medical Corp.
No, the Daedalus Class, though similar, is VERY different in both size and shape! :)
I know I am going to talk about another ship here for a second but its only what I observed too.
The Excelsior class also had the distinct honour of being the go to ship for Starfleet admiralty to use especially throughout TNG, I would have thought they would have had such ships like a Galaxy or Ambassador class, but no they go with the old faithful Excelsiors.
I dont think it was until DS9, and didn't Admiral Ross have the Bellerophon as his vessel or what that just for that particular episode? that the Admirals started choosing different ship classes as theirs to use? I am a bit vague when it comes to DS9 (sorry in advance)
Back to the Olympic - though the ship class when I look at early 20th century history the olympic class in White Star Line the Olympic, the Titanic and the Britannic (the Britannic ironically being requisitioned as a hospital ship in 1915)
5:10 - I honestly in all my time and having the ship in STO as well have never noticed the shuttlebay at the top aft of the secondary hull, it looks more like a downward drive going to a double car garage - seems a little impractical in my own opinion of the downward slope to the shuttle bay when returning and even launching from it, you would have thought it may have been easier especially in rapid response medical emergencies for planetary evacuations etc especially if transporter functions are limited or non-functional - but I am just taking a wild guess at that one.
For a medical ship you would really want it, especially if it is very lighly armed to have some exceptional shielding so they can take a beating if only to defend the ship - and of course have etter warp core ejection systems as well.
Personally I give my medical olympic class the name of a doctor based in a tv series that i watched when I was growing up, I have looked at having a canon ship name for it but none seemed appropriate - Olympic always reminding me of the white star line class I remember first naming my first ever one the Hippocrates but when you'r eblowing stuff up with it, it seems a little defeating the object of the Hippocratic Oath of 'first do no harm'
9:45 is a lovely image, the ship, the starbase and that beautiful planet in the background as well, thats some stunning work.
An absolutely wonderful video and I loved your take on the class too, thankyou very much sir.
Peace and Long Life
LOL! At first, I thought I heard: "large-ass" shuttle bay. Of course... "aft" was the word.
LOL All equals the same :P
It’s been one of my favorites since “All Good Things” aired. I loved it right away. I still have my MicroMachines USS Pasteur.
I loved this Class. I thought it was a thoughtful and clever nod to the much earlier TOS era Class. I imagine that there are several of the Olympic Class still at work today. (Picard) As well as new and improved versions of it.
I love the design of this class. When I have first see this ship I have had an idear to make a ship like this for ENT.
I love this design! It would be interesting to see different variations on this class. One of them should have the name "PULASKI"
it is a shame that Olympic class did not have a ship named U.S.S Britannic. (IRL: HMHS Britannic was a Olympic class Ocean Liner which never saw Passenger service due to World War 1 instead saw it's Ocean service as a Hospital Ship for the British Military. To this day it is the Largest Hospital Ship to sink the cause of the sinking was a combination of Hitting a sea mine and a breach of protocol with the lower port holes open to allow ventilation which in turn allowed water to enter the ship when the waterline reached the Port Holes. the HMHS Britannic was the Sister Ship of the RMS Olympic which saw service as a Passenger Ocean liner Before and After the war but served as a Troop Transport During the war. As well as a Sister Ship to the Legendary RMS Titanic which sank on it's first voyage, split in 2 pieces while sinking, and featured in the popular movie by James Cameron: "Titanic".)
Let’s all remember that in real life the “Olympic Class” of vessels were Whitestar Line’s Olympic, Titanic, and Britannic (originally intended to be called ‘Gigantic’, but a lessened dose of hubris led them to not tempt fate). Incidentally Britannic was sunk while serving as a hospital ship during the Second World War.
awesome design. if you think about it, you could increase the diameter of the sphere and gain a lot of space with minimal changes. also,the smaller the silhouette of a ship,the smaller the schieldparameter, which is good. i also dig the holografic medical crew. i the books of the full circle fleet,they (the Doctor and BArclay) invented a new medoship,full of holografic crewmen.was faszinating and extremly usefull. given the performance a normal sickbay showed throughout the serieses, such a ship must have a hugh impact on a disasterzone, like hurrican or earthquake or meteor strike.
I love Star Trek and I love your narration and the topics you cover. Thank you for keeping Roddenberry's vision alive. I was born in the mid 70s and fell I love with Star Trek in syndication.
My favourite starship class! Great history for it!
I love this class
That's cool man, Thanks for Sharing this.
I always thought that those looked convincingly-laid out as hospital ships. :)
Fun Fact: there was two real Olympic class Hospital ships, the HMHS Olympic and Britannic. Both were the sisters of the Titanic and served as medical ships in World War I.
Wait, does this mean there's a USS Britannic somewhere in Starfleet?
I really LOVE this class. Would love an Eaglemoss XL version. One more ACE video from you - thank you!
I know this isn’t your favorite ship class, but starfleet loves its balls. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍🥰😘
Who doesnt though? :P
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics 😇So happy.
I fucking love this ship and wish they would fix the design in STO.
I wish they'd fix it too! :)
@Chris Topher and yet, evidence says otherwise.
Where does the high res DS9 battle clips come from? I've never seen them looking so crisp.
The DS9 documentary "What we left behind" had several dominion war scenes touched up to high res.
@@OmAlexander1111 Ah cool, I was hoping someone had an answer.
I've loved this class of ship since it first appeared on TNG under the command of Capt. Beverley Picard.
I would LOVE to see more vids like this!! They are fun and Very interesting! Thank you for all your had work Researching, Producing, and Sharing these vids!!!
In my head I like to think it was originally an advanced warship with all kinds of phaser arrays and torpedo launchers coming out of that ball and support craft coming out of the drive section bay. Then later when the war was over it was converted to a medical ship and most of its weapons removed to make room for extra transporters and medical facilities for planetary evacuations.
It looks vaguely like an angel.
Thanks for the video I always thought this design of ship was interesting and in a way make sense in that if need be there's more space for docking bays for ship to ship/ shuttle or if one deck is comprised just connect to a different one. Though I don't understand why a ship designed to help wouldn't be a little faster.
That's pretty cool that the Olympic Class and Miranda Class both have an overlapping service lifetime that gets to see 6 iterations of the Enterprise each from NCC-1701 no bloody A to J
Really want to see interior design's of this ship "if their is any"
Nothing Canon or Official Beta Canon wise that I could find!
I really love this class. Very utilitarian, useful and simple. Also, being distinctive, noticable as a ship of mercy.
The *Olympic Class* sounds like it's to Medical starships what the *Defiant class* starship is to Warships.
I wonder what starfleet starships would double as a Outpost Relay Stations.
I love how Starfleet occasionally visits archaic technology and designs, resurrecting them into much newer forms. Ablative armor, from polarized hulls. The Akira and Olympic classes from the NX and Daedalus classes.
Just a thought: The Olympic class was the name of the three White Star Liners, the Titanic, Britannic and the Olympic: Britannic served as a hospital ship in WWI and was sunk by a mine near the Dardanelles. The Olympic was the only one of the three to retire gracefully....
Ejectable sections - very sensible! 👍
This looks like a kit bash of a Daedalus and a phaser
I think it is ugly... but practical, and not so "explody" as the Oberth.
I like to think that there's an alternate universe where Julian Bashir happily served aboard an Olympic-class ship as Chief Medical Officer.
The Intrepid class would be a pretty good contender for medical ship - with the ability to land, and with high-warp capability it would be great for rapid response / specialist medical response missions
Starfleet's mercy ships of the line.
I think it's appropriate to have a medical ship class called "Olympic class" as an old Olympic class had a hospital ship during WW1, the HMHS. Britannic, sister the RMS. Titanic and RMS. Olympic
I come for the star dust ❤
Thank you :)
I actually love the design of this unique ship. I so wish a series would come out about its design inspiration, the Daedalos class
It's an amazing ship !!!! I wouldn't mind if someone did more stories about these great medical crafts !!!!
Love to see an update with the new sto stuff
The Olympic class is definitely 1 of my favourite Star Trek ships
Another triumph. Not a fan of the ship, but a very beautiful story. Can't wait for the next one.
She's a beau I'll take fifty of them.
LOL
This class makes sense. We have strictly medical ships nowadays.
I viewed it as a TNG style Daedalus class.
In some ways, it certainly is, I mean it's clearly an homage to it :)
Do they only come together every 4 years?
Sorry what?
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics like the olympics
OHhhhhh LOL I get it now LOL
I don't mind the ship. It makes sense. It just looks stupid at warp for some reason I don't have lol. Great video though!
It took me some time to get used to the look, it resembles the Daedalus class ships I've seen
Yes, that was the original intent, to show a sort of starship lineage :)
Could you do Earth Space Dock
Interesting theories but there is one point I don't agree with: As a medical ship one would assume it to have the fastest engines available and therefore a sustainable speed greater than warp 9.2.
What class did they call the NX Enterprise? Wasn't NX basically a prototype classification?
LOL First, what does that have to do with this video? :P LOL Second, NX was used AFTER the NX Class was created for Prototype Vessels to honor that first starship class!
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics I know. I've been meaning to ask but always forget. This time I just had to because you kept using various ship classes and it popped up again. My brain is weird.
All good, you just threw me off my game... Here I was all prepared to answer Olympic Class Starship questions :P
Should have been made one of the fastest ships and not such speed limited. Speed is of the essence when responding to emergencies.
Well it could travel warp 9.2, same speed as the Enterprise D's Maximum Speed... Though of course the Galaxy could reach 9.6 but with extreme risk... Also, there were so many of these spread out through out the Federation, that speed wasn't really an issue I guess!
Sphere seperation activate the holo projectors prepare for long term observation that’s no moon lol
Can you do videos of various starfleet space stations, such as the DSS K-7 in the original series, the space docks in the movies, and dry docks?
Watch Mondays Upcoming Video ;)
It's the middle of the Dominion war. You're a Starfleet engineer that's been badly injured with third-degree plasma burns. As your ship's being abandoned, you regain consciousness lying on an anti-grav gurney on the transporter platform. A nurse tells you not to worry, as you'll soon be beamed aboard a Starfleet medical ship. You ask in a weak, rasping voice: 'Oh, an Olympic-class?' 'No,' the young nurse replies, 'it's the USS Kevorkian, she's a converted Oberth-class.' 'NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!' 😁
Excellent video. Though I would like to know one thing. When are you going to make the video of the second part of The Best of Both Worlds?
Thank you, and whenever I feel inspired to do so :)
Imagine if these ships were ever able to be staffed entirely by holograms.
I hope one of these ships is called Britannic
Hopefully there is a USS Pierce NCC-4077
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I always thought of this ship as a meeting in the middle between the old Daedalus and the oberth-class Starships, figuring their best roles would be Medical or luxury transport like Starfleet's equivalent to a cruise liner
Good review that brings up a few questions. Before the Dominion War, was there really a need for a mission specific medical ship? Typical cruising at warp 6? Seems a tad slow. I would think if there was medical emergency needing such a ship, you would want it to get there as fast as possible. Also during an emergency, as this ship was designed for, would not the transporters be designed for large transports? Extra heavy shields would probably be nice. If these had large numbers of EMH, but was later decommissioned, that could explain why there were so many EMH being used to mine minerals in the one episode of Voyager
Please tell me there were Olympics named Dr. Schweizer and Dr. Phlox.
Just like HOSPITAL SHIPS of today. They are not ment to be anything fancy or extreme. But to standout from the main fleet and for others to know it is NOT a ship ment to fight.
Easy to pick out, too slow to flee, can't fight back? A medical vessel like that almost takes the sport out of it....
Thats is a wheird kind of ship !!
Feels like this is the oberths big sister
It's odd to see a line officer in command of a medical ship. In the real world, those ships are crewed by civilians with military medical staff providing care.
Any chance you’ll do a video on the Olympic class body guard the Samaritan class? I’m interested to see what you could do with it.
There actually might be ;) Im working on getting 3D models on many of those classes... Time will tell :)
so would one of these be named USS The-Docker
Is it just me or are the navigation lights backwards?
What class was it replaced with?