I can still hear his intonation on the "or" clearly in my head lol Also I love how they found a ***Dyson sphere*** and then it's never mentioned in canon again (AFAIA).
I love how even though we, as a species, have not yet broken the light speed barrier, but if we ever do we have already decided to call it "Warp". That is the sheer impact of Star Trek.
I’d love to actually see a warp capable craft built by us with our own tech “not alien tech assuming that exists” and see the ship successfully warp to Proxima Centauri and back within my own lifetime. That would be Awesome. But I fear this might not happen.
Don’t forget the great bit of dialogue from stargate SG1 when they launch the Prometheus humanities first starship. Jack and Carter had conversation about calling it “enterprise” to which carter said you can’t call it that implying and almost winking it’s to do with copyright laws.
What I always thought was odd about him saying this was that Jack wasn't a fan of sci-fi seeing how it's been his day job for a while at that point. He famously mentions that he never saw Star wars until Tilc showed it to him.
I’d be interested in seeing a video discussing all the different timelines that have been created / encountered / undone from the Prime universe’s perspective
“Well, this is a new ship, but she's got the right name. Now you remember that you hear? You treat her like a lady, and she'll always bring you home.” - Admiral Leonard McCoy, Encounter at Farpoint, about my favourite Enterprise, NCC-1701-D
Another USN-Star Trek crossover... The first captain of USS Zumwalt was named James Kirk. And there is a signed photo and letter from William Shatner somewhere on the ship. Also, the real life James Kirk is now a retired admiral. :)
Ah yes! The flagship of the Federation and one of the most famous ships names in history., Probably my favorite ship is the NX-01. I love that ship design and it's crew.
I love this video. You are doing great work with editing your video. I don't know why, but my favourite spaceship is Voyager (maybe because of the design and overall look). It's half of January, and I was a littlebitbusy. I wish you a fantastic new year.
My favorite Enterprise is the Constitution refit of the movies; it's such a beautiful design! I do like those Ambassador-class ships though... The one I'd prefer to serve on however is probably either the 1701-D or the NX-01, in that order most likely.
I'm going to catch flack for this but my favorite, and the ship I would most prefere to serve on is the NX-01. Before or after the refit. Being one of earth's first great explorer's, or a veteran of the Romulan war wouldn't matter to me. Just the opportunity of "making history with every lightyear" would be amazing.
FYI CV-6 was also called the Grey Ghost. Japan had reported her being sunk several times only for her to show up again at the next engagement. Many Japanese sailors were frightened every time she showed up. #NotWorfsFault
You are the best Tyler, your voice is silky smooth. I am surprised you arent doing voice over work. Your videos are great, tins of info, delivered in a concise manner. Great work bud. Thank you.
There was mention of another Enterprise in the 32nd century in an episode of Discovery but we never got to see it visually. My personal favorite is is the Enterprise F (Odyssey Class).
If Legacy is a combination of episodic and serialisation like Strange New Worlds. And doesn't rely as much on fan service as Picard season 3, i'm in. Otherwise.. oh hell i'd watch it anyway.
I`m partially triggered when ENT-J was compared to those episodes😀 I like the design, I want to see it in action, more than ENt-G or anything from Discovery 31st century ships.The fact they altered the future doesn`t mean this flagship won`t appear. Since we take the fact that most ships look the same in Mirror and other Universes for granted, then why not
Yep, a lot of folks have been telling me the same thing lately :/ If it's any consolation, you should know that I've been telling people, if they want to stay up to date with my new content, being subscribed IS the best move. Anyone who relies on UA-cam recommendations these days is a lunatic. You're doing the right thing!
My favorite Enterprise is hands down the big D. Next to that is the E, then A. However the D is the main one I'd want to serve on. The A is a bit scary since you have that warp core running straight through the neck. The only one I don't really care for is the C (though if they had used Probert's design, that would be different) however I do like Captain Garrett. CVN-80 will include a large amount of steel from the CVN-65, so according to Star Trek rules, it's not a new ship. It's a refit... Ugh, writers. It's interesting that some of these Pre-Warp Enterprises were just madeup for the show. I would have preferred the 1st season of ENT being on Earth. It would have given the opportunity to show Earths progression from First Contact to the construction of the ENT. It doesn't really matter to me if we get a "Star Trek: Legacy" show or not. The Constitution III is a poor choice to be named Enterprise. Moreover, although I like Seven being Captain, it's odd concidering (if you count PIC s1 & 2) she'd have only been in Star Fleet for what, two years? But the biggest reason I don't care, is because last time I wanted more Trek, we got the JJ films, then DISCO, etc. It didn't work out. So I decided not to want more of things I care about, for fear they will be corrupted.
This past summer I read a book about the Battle of Valcour Island on Lake Champlain in the 1770s. The Americans captured a British ship and rechristened her USS Enterprise. She served as a medical ship in the first American navy built by Benedict Arnold 🇺🇸
Hey,Tyler, Tyler here, drinking yet again. I just wanted to say: Thank you, Also, its pronounced BOW-Ba-ow. Bow. Not bow, like longBow. Bow, like broken bow.
Tell us more about the Star Wars races, the Guardians of the Galaxy races, the Justice League races, the Valerian races, and the Thousand Planets races.
I think the J gets insulted more than it deserves, but its problem is scale. Nothing properly shows just how absurdly huge that thing is, it's basically a mobile starbase. As for the battle it takes part in, Star Trek Online implies that the battle is a fixed event, but the circumstances of it fluctuate based on the current status of the timeline, if you decide to run your vision of canon based on that interpretation it will still happen but under a different nature.
Ent-J still exists in the main timeline. You wouldn't build something that big just to fight the Delphic aliens. It's like saying the Ent-D was only built for combat or to ferry people, and not to explore. "Everyone" is always railing the Ent-J for being "ugly" meanwhile you got ships like the "copy & paste" seen in PIC s1, the Titan-A/Ent-G, the Crossfield-Class (Glenn & Discovery type), and some or a few of the 32nd century ships. You'd think that after the (relatively) recent remake/remaster of the Ent-J via 'Roddenberry Archive'/OTOY, at least some people would kind of change their tone about the ship.
Where did I say that they'd "only" build it to fight the Sphere Builders? Lol. All I was saying is that the version of the 26th century where we saw it _definitely_ exists in "Azati Prime" likely got erased at the end of ENT season 3. The Ent-J _could_ still be built in the prime timeline, and I think Star Trek Online suggests it is. But now that the Titan has been rechristened the NCC-1701-G in Picard, each ship after it would have to stay in service for on average 40 years before the next "letter" was christened. Again, could happen, but it's not certain.
Maybe it's my bias, as ST:TNG is my favorite Star Trek series, but I think the Enterprise D is my overall favorite ship. Also, if I had to spend years in outer space, the Enterprise D seems to me to be the most comfortable ship to live in. That said, the Enterprise from TOS (including Enterprise A) are my runner up favorites; I just like the sleek, simple, practical design of those ships. I also like that each part of the ship looks distinct, which gives the ship a modular impression.
I enjoy your videos. I actually enjoyed the Enterprise series more than any of the other spin-offs of the original series on broadcast (FREE) TV. Voyager would be a close second.
So StarTrek features real world 20th century space ships which owe their name to a StarTrek fan campaign?! Reminds me of Futurama when Fry and Co. went into the past where he impregnated his young grandma with his dad and ended up his own grandfather (a fact that would cause a brain anomaly which would make Fry immune to the Space Brains' brain beams so he could save the world later).
The Enterprise NCC-1701 Refit is my favorite. I saw Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan as a kid and that pretty much did it for me. Enterprise NCC-1701-E is second and I kinda dig Enterprise NCC-1701-G.
I don't mean this is a bad way because you do so many amazing videos but I'm surprised you haven't done this video before now. There is a lot to unpack with this subject. Although I get wanting to be different with the start of Enterprise, being set on Earth would have been a mistake, we needed to hit the ground running. The only thing that might have worked would have been a larger attack that took out the people who were supposed to crew the ship and having to scramble a crew together. Even though the NX-01 has similarities to the future Akira (which is my favourite ship) I never liked it. But... by adding the secondary hull to the ship, it looks AMAZING. Although the flange on the secondary hull of the B was purely to show damage to the physical model without damaging the base model. The Enterprise C and the Lost Era would be a great time for a show, Still with the excitement of Kirk's era but with a sense of change of the horizon. Think playing 'hot potato' with the name Enterprise was an insulting fan service. The F is a fantastic design, then Geordi has salvaged the Saucer of the D, and then she's the G which is made to remind people of a Constitution Class. It reeked of desperation for a poorly received show. The J looked horrible, they made a vague ship, thought it wasn't big enough, then stretched the image. Although there are some great designs, the more see of the motion picture era, the more I love that Enterprise. Another notable Enterprise was in the book Star Trek: The Return. The renamed USS Monitor which was a Stripped down Defiant, with only 1 Deck, everything else turned to armour and painted jet black.
The closer that we as a nation and a planet get to the disclosure of nonterrestrial life, the more we will collectively appreciate that the essence of Star Trek, the positive values it upholds, and our love for it, rests in its nature as an allegorical fiction to the mission and principles our Naval Space Command (particularly as that agency has slowly unraveled and tried to understand the mystery of extraterrestrial life and vehicles over the past seven decades on behalf of the American Government). Something about Star Trek calls to us. Star Trek is a reflection of our very near future; not a fantasy of an unattainable one ;) Hopefully we may learn from its many lessons, whether our present challenges be interspecies conflict, or ensuring that our military space programs more closely reflect the values of "Starfleet", as opposed to operating like the "Terran Empire", as depicted in the "mirror universe". The value of Star Trek to our planetary society is the worthy subject of a doctoral thesis in its own right, and will only grow.
I actually think Star Trek is completely unrealistic and nothing like what it will be like. It is just too good, and there is too much hand waving of stuff. Money will NEVER go away, and no logic will ever make sense to explain how and why some people get to have more than others. I think when we look at sci fi, and then look at what happens when a fiction becomes real, we will see the sci fi authors were never able to predict how things would affect humans. They often go to the extreme and in doing so miss the actual humanity along the way. How can you write what humans would be like if none had suffering, when no human has ever lived in a world where a large percentage don't suffer everyday? I love Trek, but it is far too utopian. And I wouldn't want it any other way, But actual humans and actual reality. Sigh. Space will only be for the rich.
Tyler, where is your TNMT Star Trek Action figures from 1994. My wife got me "Captain" Leonardo in original package for Christmas and I was blown away these existed. I was a kid in the 90's never even heard of them before. You got any? If not check them out they are hilarious and cool.
Enterprise J is also featured in Star Trek Online and a ship you can procure from their monetization store. Since Star Trek Online is supposed to be cannon, then the J must be, too, albeit a possible/alternate universe variant.
Eh when it comes to Online that ship has sailed. I mean Picard threw out almost all of its lore (but kept the ships, including an updated Discovery design or 2)
I know these days that it's hip to poo-poo the internal and external aesthetics as well as question the number of non-starfleet personnel onboard like service jobs or family, but gun to my head... Enterprise D, all day everyday and twice on Sundays. Is it the equivalent of a city in space? Is it seemingly not a vessel very capable in combat who packs an unrivaled punch? Is filled with comfort and recreation? Yes. And... Yes. And that's what makes it not only ideal to serve on, it serves ideals. With all that has been accomplished via intelligence and new technology why should exploration be akin to hazardous or drab living conditions at all times? And if cultural contact is a huge reason behind the endeavor in the first place, once it's possible why not bring as much of your culture (And every other sapient species culture) with you as you make contact? A ship full of only professionals in starfleet isn't an example of everything in Federation society. The D allows for "community" to be part of our outreach to other beings. Finally it creates an environment where the crew can still feel grounded to the places of their birth, whatever planet or colony. Bringing your partner, children or other family is better for crew moral and psyche. Here, in action, are the morals and ethics of the Federation on display. You don't have to decrease humanity to increase efficiency. In fact you may undermine efficiency in the long run if you excise humanity. Also... Big D don't play around in other areas. Tons of phaser arrays, Metaphasic shielding that can stand up to a star's corona, Millennium Falcon level maneuverability combined with self sufficency for the long haul, torpedo banks fore and aft and a nice compliment of smaller shuttles, runabouts and of course the Captain's yacht. On D you could travel far, explore your inner self and still be in the lives of children and partners. It's the ideal of the 24th Century.
@@discobolos4227 I'd be happy with the captain's yacht. They rarely ever explode, of course they rarely ever use them. Best hide and seek spot in the whole ship.
I have never understood why the Enterprise-F could be an Odyssey-class starship when we saw the U.S.S. Odyssey in the DS9 episode The Jem'Hadar....which was clearly a Galaxy-class ship.
I don't think they should've made the Titan the next Enterprise. I'd be cool with keep it the Titan, or renaming it Voyager (provided that doesn't 💩 on some continuity).
the enterprise d is definitely my favourite of the ships, with the nx-01 close behind, both for very sentimental reasons. tng was my first star trek, and enterprise was a show i like to call my own, on account of i watched it all by myself the first time around instead of with family, and i had heard very litte about it beforehand.
"No bloody A, B, C, or D..."
sorry Scotty...but all those Enterprises plus the E, F, G, J, the Kelvin vessel, the earth's NX, etc for this video
❤😂Scotty ❤
You beat everybody with that one.
I can still hear his intonation on the "or" clearly in my head lol Also I love how they found a ***Dyson sphere*** and then it's never mentioned in canon again (AFAIA).
*vape gods in agreement
I love how even though we, as a species, have not yet broken the light speed barrier, but if we ever do we have already decided to call it "Warp". That is the sheer impact of Star Trek.
We already named a shuttle Enterprise
Short for time-space warp, i believe, although that's a bit of ToS that's probably been quietly forgotten about.
It's a very descriptive name, tbh.
I’d love to actually see a warp capable craft built by us with our own tech “not alien tech assuming that exists” and see the ship successfully warp to Proxima Centauri and back within my own lifetime. That would be Awesome. But I fear this might not happen.
@@ozelhassan8576unless some major breakthrough happens i don't think anyone alive will see it
@@chrisinnes2128 depends on the breakthrough how likely it'll happen. Some folks believe that some people alive today may live beyond 200 years old.
I'm glad you mentioned the 285000 alternate Enterprise-Ds. Canon wouldn't be the same without them! 😁
Especially the 25,318th from the left, amiright?!
I still hold "The Bajoran ship is withdrawing," to be one of the greatest lines in all of Trek. :-D
@@jamielondon6436 after seeing so many Enterprises showing up, they would have a good reason to run away.
I served on CVN-65 from 2003 to 2005. I don't recall it ever being called "the starship." We always called it "The Big E."
The daughter of the Grey Ghost.
I don’t know why, but he “E” has always been my favorite. But I would love to serve on the “G” right now.
Don’t forget the great bit of dialogue from stargate SG1 when they launch the Prometheus humanities first starship. Jack and Carter had conversation about calling it “enterprise” to which carter said you can’t call it that implying and almost winking it’s to do with copyright laws.
What I always thought was odd about him saying this was that Jack wasn't a fan of sci-fi seeing how it's been his day job for a while at that point. He famously mentions that he never saw Star wars until Tilc showed it to him.
I’d be interested in seeing a video discussing all the different timelines that have been created / encountered / undone from the Prime universe’s perspective
“Well, this is a new ship, but she's got the right name. Now you remember that you hear? You treat her like a lady, and she'll always bring you home.” - Admiral Leonard McCoy, Encounter at Farpoint, about my favourite Enterprise, NCC-1701-D
I like that you took significant time to cover my fav type, 20th and 21st century flat tops. I served on USS Dwight D Eisenhower CVN69 from 1984-1990.
I would love to watch Star Trek Legacy or whatever they’ll call it. I am excited to follow the adventures of Captain Seven of Nine!
Another USN-Star Trek crossover... The first captain of USS Zumwalt was named James Kirk. And there is a signed photo and letter from William Shatner somewhere on the ship. Also, the real life James Kirk is now a retired admiral. :)
Aesthetically, the refit NCC-1701 from The Motion Picture remains my fave... it's perfect in its shape and dimensions.
The refit Constitution class had the prettiest nacelles of any Starfleet vessel, it just looks so elegant.
Ah yes! The flagship of the Federation and one of the most famous ships names in history.,
Probably my favorite ship is the NX-01. I love that ship design and it's crew.
the enterprise j is so freaking cool
I would like a 7 of 9 captaincy show
Did you mention the disco prise? She is great also. Looks very cool.
Yeah I mean, that's the NCC-1701 proper. The visual update was very well done.
I love this video. You are doing great work with editing your video.
I don't know why, but my favourite spaceship is Voyager (maybe because of the design and overall look).
It's half of January, and I was a littlebitbusy. I wish you a fantastic new year.
My favorite Enterprise is the Constitution refit of the movies; it's such a beautiful design! I do like those Ambassador-class ships though... The one I'd prefer to serve on however is probably either the 1701-D or the NX-01, in that order most likely.
Re: Star Trek: Legacy being "risky:" "Risk is our business! That's what a starship is all about!" Captain James T. Kirk
1:47 you can never escape the tender Tendi lmao
My favorite running joke on the channel
Love Andy Probert's design for the Enterprise 1701C.
Excellently done. The C was my favourite ship and wished there had been show based on that version.
I'm going to catch flack for this but my favorite, and the ship I would most prefere to serve on is the NX-01. Before or after the refit. Being one of earth's first great explorer's, or a veteran of the Romulan war wouldn't matter to me. Just the opportunity of "making history with every lightyear" would be amazing.
FYI CV-6 was also called the Grey Ghost. Japan had reported her being sunk several times only for her to show up again at the next engagement. Many Japanese sailors were frightened every time she showed up.
#NotWorfsFault
People seem to hate the kelvin enterprise but I think she's a pretty lass. Would want to serve on her weird pipework engineering decks
An "honorable demotion" is only a thing on the World Golf Tour.
The Excelsior Class is my favorite design from the TOS movie era.
Great video Tyler, I didn't think you'd include the old sailing ships!
Oh, btw, as it's the 17th of January... Happy Enterprise Day!😁
You are the best Tyler, your voice is silky smooth. I am surprised you arent doing voice over work.
Your videos are great, tins of info, delivered in a concise manner.
Great work bud.
Thank you.
There was mention of another Enterprise in the 32nd century in an episode of Discovery but we never got to see it visually. My personal favorite is is the Enterprise F (Odyssey Class).
I love the tiny skip button the bottom left corner of the Enterprise opening.
Hahaha
Thanks for adding channels! Really helps!
If Legacy is a combination of episodic and serialisation like Strange New Worlds. And doesn't rely as much on fan service as Picard season 3, i'm in. Otherwise.. oh hell i'd watch it anyway.
I`m partially triggered when ENT-J was compared to those episodes😀 I like the design, I want to see it in action, more than ENt-G or anything from Discovery 31st century ships.The fact they altered the future doesn`t mean this flagship won`t appear. Since we take the fact that most ships look the same in Mirror and other Universes for granted, then why not
I was waiting to bounce on the comments saying what about the sea ships, but you had that covered straight away.
They ended Picard Season 3 with a lead-in for either a season 4 or spin-off Legacy series. They really, really, really should.
Just for your info: I didn't get recommended this after numerous refreshes. It was only in my notifications since I'm subscribed.
Yep, a lot of folks have been telling me the same thing lately :/ If it's any consolation, you should know that I've been telling people, if they want to stay up to date with my new content, being subscribed IS the best move. Anyone who relies on UA-cam recommendations these days is a lunatic. You're doing the right thing!
My favorite Enterprise is hands down the big D. Next to that is the E, then A. However the D is the main one I'd want to serve on. The A is a bit scary since you have that warp core running straight through the neck. The only one I don't really care for is the C (though if they had used Probert's design, that would be different) however I do like Captain Garrett.
CVN-80 will include a large amount of steel from the CVN-65, so according to Star Trek rules, it's not a new ship. It's a refit... Ugh, writers.
It's interesting that some of these Pre-Warp Enterprises were just madeup for the show.
I would have preferred the 1st season of ENT being on Earth. It would have given the opportunity to show Earths progression from First Contact to the construction of the ENT.
It doesn't really matter to me if we get a "Star Trek: Legacy" show or not. The Constitution III is a poor choice to be named Enterprise. Moreover, although I like Seven being Captain, it's odd concidering (if you count PIC s1 & 2) she'd have only been in Star Fleet for what, two years? But the biggest reason I don't care, is because last time I wanted more Trek, we got the JJ films, then DISCO, etc. It didn't work out. So I decided not to want more of things I care about, for fear they will be corrupted.
Love this video. It's always great watching your videos, Thank you Tyler
Theres the Enterprise J that we saw briefly in Star Trek: Enterprise and there's the Enterprise from the JJ-verse, or the Enterprise JJ.
This past summer I read a book about the Battle of Valcour Island on Lake Champlain in the 1770s. The Americans captured a British ship and rechristened her USS Enterprise. She served as a medical ship in the first American navy built by Benedict Arnold 🇺🇸
My favorite Enterprise is the CV-06
Hey,Tyler, Tyler here, drinking yet again. I just wanted to say: Thank you, Also, its pronounced BOW-Ba-ow. Bow. Not bow, like longBow. Bow, like broken bow.
Great stuff! I was always curious about this topic.
Call me crazy, but I thought- when I first saw it- as I do now, that the Enterprise J is beautiful! And I'd serve on her or any other!
You're dissing Spock's Brain?! Boy, next thing you know you'll throw shade at Memory Alpha.
Tell us more about the Star Wars races, the Guardians of the Galaxy races, the Justice League races, the Valerian races, and the Thousand Planets races.
If people would click on my Star Wars or Marvel videos, I'd do more of them! Haha
I think the J gets insulted more than it deserves, but its problem is scale. Nothing properly shows just how absurdly huge that thing is, it's basically a mobile starbase. As for the battle it takes part in, Star Trek Online implies that the battle is a fixed event, but the circumstances of it fluctuate based on the current status of the timeline, if you decide to run your vision of canon based on that interpretation it will still happen but under a different nature.
Hey, Tyler, Tyler here, drunk again, and nope. Spocks Brain is the perfect comparison.
The 1701-D was what I grew up with; but I've always had a penchant for the refit and Enterprise A.
grew up with D, that E and F though...really do like the profile of the sovereign and odyssey
Kirk's Enterprise in TOS. The one I loved as a kid. Then the refit.
Ent-J still exists in the main timeline. You wouldn't build something that big just to fight the Delphic aliens. It's like saying the Ent-D was only built for combat or to ferry people, and not to explore.
"Everyone" is always railing the Ent-J for being "ugly" meanwhile you got ships like the "copy & paste" seen in PIC s1, the Titan-A/Ent-G, the Crossfield-Class (Glenn & Discovery type), and some or a few of the 32nd century ships.
You'd think that after the (relatively) recent remake/remaster of the Ent-J via 'Roddenberry Archive'/OTOY, at least some people would kind of change their tone about the ship.
Where did I say that they'd "only" build it to fight the Sphere Builders? Lol. All I was saying is that the version of the 26th century where we saw it _definitely_ exists in "Azati Prime" likely got erased at the end of ENT season 3. The Ent-J _could_ still be built in the prime timeline, and I think Star Trek Online suggests it is. But now that the Titan has been rechristened the NCC-1701-G in Picard, each ship after it would have to stay in service for on average 40 years before the next "letter" was christened. Again, could happen, but it's not certain.
Maybe it's my bias, as ST:TNG is my favorite Star Trek series, but I think the Enterprise D is my overall favorite ship.
Also, if I had to spend years in outer space, the Enterprise D seems to me to be the most comfortable ship to live in.
That said, the Enterprise from TOS (including Enterprise A) are my runner up favorites; I just like the sleek, simple, practical design of those ships.
I also like that each part of the ship looks distinct, which gives the ship a modular impression.
I enjoy your videos. I actually enjoyed the Enterprise series more than any of the other spin-offs of the original series on broadcast (FREE) TV. Voyager would be a close second.
Now I feel like playing Mass Effect 😜
I'd serve on NCC-1701-D in a heartbeat, then the 1701-E, and then the SNW 1701. I think the SNW 1701 looks SO much better than the Kelvin 1701.
So StarTrek features real world 20th century space ships which owe their name to a StarTrek fan campaign?!
Reminds me of Futurama when Fry and Co. went into the past where he impregnated his young grandma with his dad and ended up his own grandfather (a fact that would cause a brain anomaly which would make Fry immune to the Space Brains' brain beams so he could save the world later).
I always liked the sovereign class Enterprise E.
The Enterprise NCC-1701 Refit is my favorite. I saw Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan as a kid and that pretty much did it for me. Enterprise NCC-1701-E is second and I kinda dig Enterprise NCC-1701-G.
History will never forget the name Enterprise. D.
I don't mean this is a bad way because you do so many amazing videos but I'm surprised you haven't done this video before now. There is a lot to unpack with this subject. Although I get wanting to be different with the start of Enterprise, being set on Earth would have been a mistake, we needed to hit the ground running. The only thing that might have worked would have been a larger attack that took out the people who were supposed to crew the ship and having to scramble a crew together. Even though the NX-01 has similarities to the future Akira (which is my favourite ship) I never liked it. But... by adding the secondary hull to the ship, it looks AMAZING. Although the flange on the secondary hull of the B was purely to show damage to the physical model without damaging the base model. The Enterprise C and the Lost Era would be a great time for a show, Still with the excitement of Kirk's era but with a sense of change of the horizon. Think playing 'hot potato' with the name Enterprise was an insulting fan service. The F is a fantastic design, then Geordi has salvaged the Saucer of the D, and then she's the G which is made to remind people of a Constitution Class. It reeked of desperation for a poorly received show. The J looked horrible, they made a vague ship, thought it wasn't big enough, then stretched the image. Although there are some great designs, the more see of the motion picture era, the more I love that Enterprise. Another notable Enterprise was in the book Star Trek: The Return. The renamed USS Monitor which was a Stripped down Defiant, with only 1 Deck, everything else turned to armour and painted jet black.
I would love to see seven as captain, but for some new iteration of the voyager and some cameo of Janeway
The Enterprise -E is my favourite.
Even though both get insanely dangerous, either the NX01 Enterprise or the Kelvin Timeline Enterprise both non A and A
I want to serve on the one that Frasier Crane captained
My favorite Enterprise is NCC 1701-E
Kelvin enterprise and Excelsior enterprise are my favorites ^_^
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As I get older, I think the version I would like is the D but only as a one-way trip to Risa. No shenanigans for me.
The closer that we as a nation and a planet get to the disclosure of nonterrestrial life, the more we will collectively appreciate that the essence of Star Trek, the positive values it upholds, and our love for it, rests in its nature as an allegorical fiction to the mission and principles our Naval Space Command (particularly as that agency has slowly unraveled and tried to understand the mystery of extraterrestrial life and vehicles over the past seven decades on behalf of the American Government). Something about Star Trek calls to us. Star Trek is a reflection of our very near future; not a fantasy of an unattainable one ;) Hopefully we may learn from its many lessons, whether our present challenges be interspecies conflict, or ensuring that our military space programs more closely reflect the values of "Starfleet", as opposed to operating like the "Terran Empire", as depicted in the "mirror universe". The value of Star Trek to our planetary society is the worthy subject of a doctoral thesis in its own right, and will only grow.
I actually think Star Trek is completely unrealistic and nothing like what it will be like. It is just too good, and there is too much hand waving of stuff. Money will NEVER go away, and no logic will ever make sense to explain how and why some people get to have more than others. I think when we look at sci fi, and then look at what happens when a fiction becomes real, we will see the sci fi authors were never able to predict how things would affect humans. They often go to the extreme and in doing so miss the actual humanity along the way. How can you write what humans would be like if none had suffering, when no human has ever lived in a world where a large percentage don't suffer everyday?
I love Trek, but it is far too utopian. And I wouldn't want it any other way, But actual humans and actual reality. Sigh. Space will only be for the rich.
F' yeah! I definately want to see a 'Legacy' series.
Tyler, where is your TNMT Star Trek Action figures from 1994. My wife got me "Captain" Leonardo in original package for Christmas and I was blown away these existed. I was a kid in the 90's never even heard of them before. You got any? If not check them out they are hilarious and cool.
CV-6, CVN-65 & the Brand New CVN- 80 in 2028.
Enterprise J is also featured in Star Trek Online and a ship you can procure from their monetization store.
Since Star Trek Online is supposed to be cannon, then the J must be, too, albeit a possible/alternate universe variant.
Eh when it comes to Online that ship has sailed. I mean Picard threw out almost all of its lore (but kept the ships, including an updated Discovery design or 2)
YES I want Captain 7of9 plz
Nicely done. My choice of service? Pike's 1701.
I'm torn. I can't decide if I'd rather serve aboard the NX-01, or -D. Probably D. I like the creature comforts. 🖖🙂🤘🇨🇦🕊️
The Enterprise ''Z" would likely just be a TARDIS.
ALL GOOD THINGS future 1701-D, I mean the cloaking device alone, let alone the extra nacelle, or the giant phaser on the saucer section 😁😁😁
I know these days that it's hip to poo-poo the internal and external aesthetics as well as question the number of non-starfleet personnel onboard like service jobs or family, but gun to my head... Enterprise D, all day everyday and twice on Sundays.
Is it the equivalent of a city in space? Is it seemingly not a vessel very capable in combat who packs an unrivaled punch? Is filled with comfort and recreation?
Yes.
And...
Yes.
And that's what makes it not only ideal to serve on, it serves ideals. With all that has been accomplished via intelligence and new technology why should exploration be akin to hazardous or drab living conditions at all times? And if cultural contact is a huge reason behind the endeavor in the first place, once it's possible why not bring as much of your culture (And every other sapient species culture) with you as you make contact? A ship full of only professionals in starfleet isn't an example of everything in Federation society. The D allows for "community" to be part of our outreach to other beings. Finally it creates an environment where the crew can still feel grounded to the places of their birth, whatever planet or colony. Bringing your partner, children or other family is better for crew moral and psyche. Here, in action, are the morals and ethics of the Federation on display. You don't have to decrease humanity to increase efficiency. In fact you may undermine efficiency in the long run if you excise humanity.
Also... Big D don't play around in other areas. Tons of phaser arrays, Metaphasic shielding that can stand up to a star's corona, Millennium Falcon level maneuverability combined with self sufficency for the long haul, torpedo banks fore and aft and a nice compliment of smaller shuttles, runabouts and of course the Captain's yacht.
On D you could travel far, explore your inner self and still be in the lives of children and partners. It's the ideal of the 24th Century.
Live long and prosper
I will always Love the original constitution, but for the wow factor its the refit... nothing has yet matched her lines... she looks fast and cool.
I'd love to see ST: Legacy 😍😍
I like Kirk's TOS Enterprise, then the refit movie Enterprise.
47, nice.
I want to serve on the ship that doesn’t explode 😅
@@discobolos4227 I'd be happy with the captain's yacht. They rarely ever explode, of course they rarely ever use them. Best hide and seek spot in the whole ship.
I have never understood why the Enterprise-F could be an Odyssey-class starship when we saw the U.S.S. Odyssey in the DS9 episode The Jem'Hadar....which was clearly a Galaxy-class ship.
Simple, they made the next Odyssey the first of the Odyssey class.
That ship was destroyed in the same episode
The Odyssey was destroyed 15 years before the Enterprise F launched
The same way the first USS Defiant we saw was a Constitution class ship.
So G is just into the 25th century and J is 26th century. Maybe they list a bit longer than C and beyond existed.
Enterprise had a hard go of it because it was Star Treks first serial rather than episodic show, not so much burnout.
Now do one on the uniforms
Oh boy, you might be in for a delightful surprise sooner than later :D
YUS
@4:51 where is the statue?
I don't think they should've made the Titan the next Enterprise. I'd be cool with keep it the Titan, or renaming it Voyager (provided that doesn't 💩 on some continuity).
The refit is the best, always the best.
Gonna be doxxed for this but god I love Discovery/SNW’s take on the original. It may be a retcon of The Cage but GOD its worth it.
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D forever!
Legacy? Sure I'm interested. But only so long as it doesn't take one bit of time, money, or personelle from SNW
11:13 I feel like there's a Riker joke in here...
the enterprise d is definitely my favourite of the ships, with the nx-01 close behind, both for very sentimental reasons. tng was my first star trek, and enterprise was a show i like to call my own, on account of i watched it all by myself the first time around instead of with family, and i had heard very litte about it beforehand.
I would like to serve on Enterprise - D as it is essentially a Marriot Resort in space. The other Enterprises looks uncomfortable.