I wonder how many fans thought they would actually get to see both the "USS Enterprise-A" and the "HMS Bounty Bird of Prey" again after all of these years.
I will never get that feeling again. 1701 was refitted and then blown up over Genesis. SNW is ... close. Oh so close, but it doesn't look spot on perfect. It scratches that itch, though.
Who didn’t get choked up when seeing Voyager, hearing the theme, and 7 saying “she made her name further out there” Ugh This show was a love letter to the golden age of Trek
@@dahoomancentipee9461 It is more or less the same thing. They just used the original filming model and repainted the serial number on it. That model was in use for almost 15 years as both the original Enterprise and the A.
Seeing _Voyager_ was one of many heartfelt moments this entire season.😭 Regarding the _Enterprise-A,_ aye, Commander Scott would wholeheartedly agree with you, laddie!
I'm a huge fan of star trek voyager so seeing the old girl and hearing seven talk to fondly about them all made me tear up as it's my feelings about the ship too
The ENT-A when you really think about it was always helmed by Kirk, so it definitely deserves the honor of being his. ENT-Nothing conversely has been shared by Kirk, Pike and April.
indeed the USS Voyager the only ship in star trek to carve out its own era that also went further than any ship of any era and went on a solitary journey and landed on many planets thuought its 30 year solitary journey in the Delta Quadrent before finally coming back to the Alpha Quadrent.
1:16 - 1:20 USS Defiant (DS9 theme) 1:30 - 1:42 USS Enterprise-A (TOS theme) 1:58 - 2:30 USS Voyager (VOY theme) - love Seven tearing up recalling her origins over there.
@@ttanza4004 not only that but the bounty plays a huge role in this episode, although she never moves. Spoilers: Jack & Sidney Nick her cloak and install it on the Titan.
In the background of this episode you can see the NX-01 in dock with the deflector dish upgrade it was supposed to get in the next season had Enterprise gone on.
They hit ALL of the feels with this season. I wish those running Star Wars had shown this kind of love for the stories and legacies of the characters in that universe.
Wth are you talking about??? The current Star Wars TV shows are really good. Most of the characters are new so I don't see where this legacy stuff is coming from....
@@JnEricsonx Too bad it cost a fortune to fly the "Legendary" varity of all the TV/movie ships. Always forced to buy a bundle, i rather trade some of my old ZEN store ships in instead cus them annual "discount sales" are not enough off 😮💨
Such a strange emotion, seeing the Enterprise-A silent and forever sleeping. Knowing the Federation is in danger but her crew is gone, her decks silent, that she will never again answer the call. It really helps me reconcile the destruction of the original, knowing she died in battle saving her crew. So great to see all these ships again!
Same here! In retrospect, the end of the original Enterprise was more glorious. But I'm glad that her twin was preserved and not simply scrapped like Starfleet planned to do with the 1701.
@@jeosoteo1996 I would’ve loved it to see them use the 1701-A, that Old Girl still has some fight left her. But unfortunately the Old Girl lays silent, Her decks empty. Sleep well Grand Lady
Any trek fan who grew up on any of the series that these hero ships were in would absolutely have tears in their eyes at this scene... incredible nostalgia so well done
I completely lost it watching this and had to grab my Kleenex box as soon as I saw the wide shot of the fleet museum. I have re-watched this episode several times already and got a feeling I will be many more times after this.
especially when you know the final fate of the vast majority of famous ships in the real world - the scrapyard. It is such a relief to know, now and for certain, that in Star Trek canon, the most legendary and historic ships that manage to survive their careers are spared the cutter's torch.
@@snupjeve I wish Star fleet could take the salvaged saucer section of the enterprises D that crashed on Veridian III then make a whole new drive section of the original ship down to the original specs then combine them then put the ship in the fleet museum. I am sure a lot of 25th century public would love ❤️ to sit in Captain Picard’s Enterprise D’s captains chair!
Jeri Ryan was limited in the emotion she could display on Voyager, and season 2 of Picard kept her mostly on one edgy note. This season she got to show more of her range.
Jack really did sum up my feelings towards the ships when I was a kid. I didnt give a damn about Star Trek until I became an adult, but I always loved the ship designs.
He might be more into the "classics" pre-golden era ships, which is fair, some history buffs tend toward certain periods and consume them at times to the exclusion of all else.
@@benjaminbierley2074 He knew about the Defiant, which had its heyday within the same time period. I am also surprised he wouldn't know about "the Voyager", probably the most famous "lost" vessel in Starfleet history.
He should know. I felt like this was clumsy writing. Jack had to pretend to be ignorant so Seven could pour her heart out to him about why Voyager is so important to her. I don’t hold it against TPTB though. So far this season’s episodes makes up for the disappointment I feel for the previous two seasons in spades! I believe I know what’s going to happen and I’m giddy with anticipation! I won’t spoil anything. Here’s a hint. I think Admiral Picard is going to discover that he is “The Enemy Within.”
@@Emeraldnite-if7vo he may have known about the Voyager but just didn't recognize it (and then listened to Seven's explanation out of courtesy, and to not interrupt her). Like how I'm aware of the history of the U.S.S. Arizona, but I couldn't pick it out of a lineup.
Always loved the Constitution Refit, "Kirk's Enterprise" as Jack says. She really did have the best lines of a ship. Like Jack, I love the Connie series.
My question is what is so important about New jersey that she is there. besides prerefit connie. I could see a prerefit connie being Republic because she has been mentioned before.
@@Revkor Picard mentions it in the TNG episode with Scotty I believe. He said he'd been on an original Connie bridge in a museum which I believe was the New Jersey
Same! What a treat! I’ve been waiting since 1990 to learn whatever happened to the her. Scotty was right! She was in mothballs for a while (Relics TNG).
Would love to see some of these ships come out of mothballs for some kind of season finale. But like museum ships of today, I'm sure they've been stripped of their weapons, propulsion, ect.
@@spaceforce-girlforcejjwest2048 I love him w faithful the A and the original TOS Connie were, especially the latter. The managed to make it not look out of place with the rest of the fleet at all. Makes me excited to see the Strange New Worlds/Pilot episode design get refit at some point (love that design, but the TOS changes are nostalgic and this was a great proof of concept.)
1:58 - 2:30 They need to make Seven reunites with Admiral Janeway by the end of this season. And also with at least several other "Voyager" crew in the "Picard" finale. Especially The Doctor. She learned the most about humanity from these two 🥲
I saw Star Trek VI 6 times in the theater between opening night and spring of 92 when I was 14 years old and never thought I'd see the "A" again. When this aired after this scene I had to pause the episode and think about how much had changed from then until now. This season of Picard isn't just full of moments like this. It's full of personal nostalgia for everyone that's lived and enjoyed Star Trek. This is another landmark in all our lives of great story telling and visuals that make us look forward to the next. This is truly the best Star Trek season in almost 20 years. It's delightful.
Jeri Ryan perfectly channeling Seven from. 22+ years ago, but also showing her growth as an individual in the time since. She's still there but also much more human
God, USS Voyager accompanied by the Voyager theme...brought a tear to my eye. "A beauty," indeed! Also, this whole fleet museum is fuel for fanfics and spinoffs, so I deeply hope someone does a story on the non-rebuilt Connie class, USS New Jersey (preferably with a Captain Szimanski as a shout-out).
I think my first intro to the series was the several snippets of the Original Series, but the first thing I think I saw most of the way through was the Voyage Home. I’ll always have a soft spot for that movie. No matter what.
Yup. And the voyager flourish in the musical score. Not to mention the DS9 and TOS themes. VOY was always my fave though. It was cool to actually see the ships again
This season really saved this entire show. I was mid on the first season, actually liked the second season, and am absolutely in love with the third season. Really hope Star Trek Legacy gets made
I had tears in my eyes when I saw Voyager again after a long time. And how Seven talked about it. The crew was her family. I'm just surprised that the registration number is gone.
Every. Single. Time. I lose it. These ships all have so much nostalgia for me. I got to grow up in the Golden Age of Star Trek with TNG, DS9, and VOY. Not to mention, getting to watch the TOS movies as they came out. (I was born in 1981. I basically got to see Star Treks III - VI come out in the theaters). So....seeing these ships....and the Enterprise-D in Episode 9, made me realize just how much I loved that era of Star Trek. To see these ships (and DS9 in LD) after all these years.... God, I had a wonderful childhood with these shows.
For 37 years I've wondered whatever became of the HMS Bounty, finally got my answer! For the life of me I can't believe this season and season 2 were filmed back to back. I'm blown away by how good S3 has been. The first 3 or 4 eps I was bracing myself for the let down, after last nights episode I am finally relaxed. Star Trek is in good hands.
Too bad it came too late to save Star Trek Discovery. I swear I will NEVER consider all the whiners and crybabies who DARE to call themselves Star Trek fans to be true fans. Any TRUE fan would just be happy to have Star Trek back and NOT use lame excuses of the stupid, pathetic, IDIOTIC WOKE concept and the equally stupid "It's not my Star Trek" argument. Star Trek could have VERY EASILY ended after Enterprise. Gone, left without a renewal. Instead, since enterprise, we got Star Trek Kelvin trilogy Star Trek Lower Decks Star Trek Discovery Star Trek Strange New Worlds Star Trek: Picard And Star Trek Prodigy. Bad Acting and story are one thing. But if you hide behind the ridiculous Woke Concept excuse and "Not my Star Trek" Argument, YOU ARE NOT A TRUE TREKKIE. END OF STORY!
Hearing the theme song for Voyager punched me with nostalgia. All of her adventures flashed through my mind with fondness, as I know they did for Seven. The crew taken to the Delta quadrant by the Caretaker became a family. I looked forward to watching Voyager every week when I was a teenager. the 90's were years I thought would never pass. The themes coming back to take you home. Time is a remarkable thing - when music can take you back to it.
Just such a big love letter to Trekkies. Some nitpicks... Seen as Jack's relationship to his father is one of the conversation threads of this scene you'd think they'd have shown the Stargazer. Seven could have told Jack it was his father's first command. Then, with the shot of the Enterprise A, Seven could have clarified it was Kirk's second Enterprise and perhaps could have added, "your father commanded two Enterprises too" as a way of reminding Jack of how great is father was much like Kirk, to help him draw closer to him. Also, its a nod to the E which got so little love in Picard.
This is a love letter to anyone who has ever loved a starship in the ST universe. The writers, the musicians, the showrunners....this is what it should be; pay an homage to the nostalgic while giving hope that we see a series with Seven and Jack. Accolades!
I just wish we could've seen her more from the front a bit in this scene. Don't get me wrong, she looks really good from the top rear. But just imagine how sexy she would've looked from the front so we can see that beautiful blue reflector dish.
@@obsideon1343Lol taking the classic sports car backing out of the garage and flooring it out in the street. And take out the spark plugs from the neighbors Police cruiser. Pure Jim Kirk.
It makes us wonder what eventually became of Colonel Kira, Jake, Dr. Bashir, Lieutenant Ezri Dax, and Quark. Besides some written books, we have never seen these characters since _Deep Space Nine_ ended.
@@verentyee5413 Kira was still running the station as of Lower Decks. Quark was still running the bar and had franchised his business across the quadrant.
Yes, I too am fond of the Constitution class, having grown up with the original television shows and movies. While I very much enjoy the _Defiant,_ _Enterprise-D,_ _Enterprise-E,_ and _Voyager_ also, Kirk's _Enterprise_ is such a classic, iconic starship which forever holds a special place in the community's heart.🖖🏻
After only seven years of service, the Enterprise-A was decommissioned; since many of her senior officers (Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and Scott) were retiring, Starfleet did the same with her.
@@michaelmorton5698 Due to the events of the novels, it's generally believed that the Enterprise-A had previously been the Yorktown. So she wasn't a new ship by any means, and probably had *far* more than a mere 7 years of service.
I like Jack's voice as he's being "poetic drive-by observational". Reminds me of Sean Bean. Also love how they brought in the HMS Bounty. And the soundtrack includes a riff from The Voyage Home.
Really nice to see all the classic ships from the Star Trek history. Couldn't help but feel emotional when they showed the USS Voyager. I really miss Admiral Janeway and the crew and the way the music made me feel like I was home again in a sense.
A lump in my throat and tear in my eye every time voyagers music hits. My late uncle and I had a very close bond over our love for Voyager amongst other things. ❤
This counts as one of the most heartfelt moments this season.🥲🥲🥲🥲😢😢😢😢 _Star Trek_ has such a rich legacy, as illustrated by the various starships throughout the centuries. Whether the _USS Defiant,_ Constitution class _USS Enterprise,_ or Intrepid class _USS Voyager,_ to name a few vessels, they all made their names in history, thanks to some of the finest captains and crews who manned them.
I love this scene. It's not just the nostalgia. It develops the backstory of two very important characters and seamlessly adds a little bit of set up for what becomes immensely important in the story.
OMG the themes make this scene!! When Seven brought up the Voyager and that theme plays . . . and she reveals her memories, and how she felt about the crew . . . what a moment!! When the Voyager theme came on, I have to admit to having teared up. And just seeing the history of Star Trek honored in those few minutes, from Defiant, Kirk's Enterprise, Voyager and Bird of Prey (so instrumental in ST IV) . . . made to hit the heart-strings of ST fans everywhere and I gotta say, at least for me, it WORKED!!
Seeing these ships, especially Voyager is like meeting an old friend you've not seen for years. Just to know there are still there (fictionally), is an amazing feeling.
Its more than just the script,@@James.G.Ireland. He's got much more of his dad in than Jack is willing to admit,even to himself. He's a captain, this one.
My thoughts exactly! No emotion what so ever for the Defiant. But seeing the Enterprise A and Voyager? Those are the 2 ships I grew up with. Watching Voyager on TV when it was airing and then also watching one of the 6 Star Trek movies with my dad on a weekend. But by that logic, does that mean I don't care about Star Trek IV that much? Cause I didn't get emotional seeing the HMS Bounty lol
For me, getting emotional started with the _Defiant,_ built up further with the _Enterprise-A,_ then peaked with _Voyager._ The latter vessel may not have been the Federation's flagship, yet she is beautiful and has indeed made countless memorable marks in history, like many other starships.
The scores from DS9, TOS, Voyager & STIV... Just beautifully intertwined with each ship displayed. Poetic 'drive by observation'... makes each feel 'seen.'
1:30 - 1:42 Somebody who doesn't give a damn about Starfleet." Looks like Jack shares a lot of persona not just with his Dad but also with the young James Tiberius Kirk 😉
First time i saw this, hearing voyagers theme again, seeing her again, seeing sevens remembrance of her, was both a joyful moment and a gut punch all at once.
I can't help it, that just feels engineered rather than crafted. It's like when a rock band says "It's great to be here in !" No. Matter. What. Guaranteed cheer.
Love Ryan so much. She endured sexism in a male dominated industry and came to embrace the Trek 👪. I loved her performance in the first two seasons and not once did I think of her as a token eye candy. She sold me when she did infinite Regress episode. That was a great episode.
It warms my heart to see that both the refit Connie, the Original Connie, and one of the NX class ships all share the same museum with the Enterprise D and voyager, among many others. It is a shame that the other enterprises arnt there, lost in their own respective battles… but at least the greats are still present and accounted for in the museum.
After Jack asks "Which one's that?", how it shows Seven's fingers slowly move and the camera slowly crawls up to her face, beautifully shot and very emotional 😭
One of the best scenes of that episode without a doubt. The entirety of season 3 of Picard is a masterpiece in the art of giving fans what they want and achieving virtual perfection. Don't think any other series has pulled it off quite like this. Now we need Legacy to get the thumbs up!
Star Trek has always held a special place in my heart. Coming home from School to put on TNG/DS9/Voyager Reruns on Syfy, watching through the Films on movie night. This scene genuinely made me cry watching the old girls be shown again. I never thought we'd see them again on screen, and watching Seven quiz Jack about the ships reminds me of nights with my Dad quizzing me on Star Trek knowledge. And the way she chokes up at Voyager I was 100% with her. The musical ques and motifs just makes everything hit harder. Congrats to the showrunners hit all the nostalgia buttons the right way.
I got so emotional when Seven remanessances about Voyager. It made me think about when I watched episodes while it was still on! Long live the U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656
First of all let me just say the fleet museum, as a concept for this particular episode, was brilliant both as a nostalgic device and the furtherance of canon. I like that these ships go someplace to be honored, remembered and visited. Living in Philadelphia across the river from the real life USS New Jersey I've had a humbling opportunity to visit floating history and seeing how the sailors lived and worked together in such close proximity wrapped in this incredibly claustrophobic shell of wire and metal. It's nice to see that tradition continued well into the future. In my mind's eye I can see the crews of these ships (the ones still alive anyway) taking their family and friends on a holiday to visit the museum and walk around inside a memory. I truly hope that happens before the series concludes. Maybe Seven on the Voyager visiting her old alcove or Worf sitting in the captains chair of the Defiant, maybe a fond look over to Dax's station and a single tear or even Jean-Luc on the recovered saucer section of the Enterprise-D. One can only dream. Secondly, this season has been an absolute delight to behold and while I feel the entire Picard run should have been just like S3, I am grateful for at least one season with the old band back together doing their thing while handing off the baton to the next. Its been a real privilege to see it done right, unlike, say, how Disney took a giant fucking shit on Luke, Leia and Han in the Rey trilogy. They breathed new life into a decades old beloved tv show which is a TREMENDOUS achievement in and of itself. Of course a part of me hopes the response to this season will prompt Paramount to sign these actors on for several more, but I will be forever grateful to the writers, cast and crew of S3 for fixing what was broken in the first two seasons and giving them a REMARKABLE send off.
Its truly amazing this entire Star trek Series is suppose to be based way into the future, but through out the years they have created an entire history with decommissioned vessels and stories associated with them.
Given so many namedrop, I think we're definitely gonna see her in the finale. And we're likely gonna see several other "Voyager" crew as well given they all going to come to Earth for Fleet Day.
Final episode: We learn this whole Changeling conspiracy was her idea, and that she'd been working this angle since the 1st season to become Supreme Leader of the Federation. She's always been a bit of a sociopath. 🤫
When I heard Jack say that the Cloaking device from the Klingon Bird of Prey/H.M.S. Bounty had been reactivated I was surprised that thing was still working even after Jack and Sidney stole it to use it on the U.S.S. Titan considering that cloaking device had to be well over 100 years old and it still worked was really surprising to say the least.
I may have had a bit of a moment when Seven brought up Voyager. Say what you want about the Defiant and all the Enterprise iterations, the Voyager was really something else. I really hope we see a few more Voyager crew members in this, any of them, they were all so good
@@SchneeflockeMonsoon Yeah I know. The LCARS shows the status of the F as "early decommission" and the status of the E as "unknown". It also shows the status of the D as "saucer section salvaged". I'm guessing we will see both the D and the E by the end of the show. I'm 99% sure the D will be in the show, they have had different characters mention it almost every episode. The theme this season has been refitting and modernizing older ships so I'm guessing we will get the refit enterprise D. The galaxy x class that we seen in the TNG finale "all good things" that had the new 3 nacelle star drive. That episode takes place around the same star date but in a parallel universe. One of them is probably in "Hangar 12".
All the KIRK references... If they managed to sneak Michelle Forbes cameo under the radar ...... Maybe ....... Nah ... That's absolutely impossible. Even so I remember something a wise man told me many years ago when I was just a kid. " I like to think there always are ... Possibilities. " 😉
I grew up watching Star trek (90s to present) and seeing so many of these iconic ships again with their respected themes playing was heart warming and extremely nostalgic (wish we got to see NX-1 though), but seeing Seven showcasing USS Voyager with Voyager theme playing in the background was just a perfect heartfelt moment, and I hope we get to see more of these moments again in the 3rd season of Picard.
@@davidbethke5463 Oh I know she's in there. Just wish we got a close up like the others. We got to see the fighting Defiant, the classic Enterprise-A, and memorable Voyager, only thing missing was the spark NX-1 since that Enterprise was the spark that helped create the formation and ideals of the Federation.
I wonder how many fans thought they would actually get to see both the "USS Enterprise-A" and the "HMS Bounty Bird of Prey" again after all of these years.
Seeing the Bounty was a surprise.
@Greg's Game Room you wouldn't think it would be out on public display.
Who would have known? What a treat.
An enterprise D would have been nice.
@@justchris846 go back and look at the silhouette of a Galaxy class on her control panel...
Franken-D is coming 😁
Seeing USS Voyager like that is like suddenly seeing your childhood home for the first time in years
I will never get that feeling again.
1701 was refitted and then blown up over Genesis.
SNW is ... close. Oh so close, but it doesn't look spot on perfect. It scratches that itch, though.
Indeed. 🥺
Voyager sure is a beauty, even after all these years.
I've been feeling that vibe a lot lately😢
Voyager was the ship for me that felt like if I was in the trek universe, I’d fit right in.
"I was reborn there" just hits you right in the feels.
I wasn't a big fan of Voyager the show, but I love Voyager the ship.
Exactly... just why it's kinda painful she ended up being a failed Starfleet officer and a murderous sociopath.
The enterprise hit more but I feel that.
@@Gustavo_PerezRamirez kek at the hate.
@@CoralCopperHead Kek to Kurtzman, and to Kurtzman Kek-night
Who didn’t get choked up when seeing Voyager, hearing the theme, and 7 saying “she made her name further out there”
Ugh
This show was a love letter to the golden age of Trek
I didnt get choked up. at all.
I'M NOT CRYING UR CRYING
Not me. I was just reminded of how mediocre a show Voyager was. Now the Defiant…
I was so touched by Seven's feelings toward the USS Voyager. Jack is right. Enterprise-A is definitely a beauty.
Always has been since Star Trek The Motion Picture. I know that was the original and not the A but just about the same design lol
@@dahoomancentipee9461 It is more or less the same thing. They just used the original filming model and repainted the serial number on it. That model was in use for almost 15 years as both the original Enterprise and the A.
Seeing _Voyager_ was one of many heartfelt moments this entire season.😭
Regarding the _Enterprise-A,_ aye, Commander Scott would wholeheartedly agree with you, laddie!
I'm a huge fan of star trek voyager so seeing the old girl and hearing seven talk to fondly about them all made me tear up as it's my feelings about the ship too
The ENT-A when you really think about it was always helmed by Kirk, so it definitely deserves the honor of being his.
ENT-Nothing conversely has been shared by Kirk, Pike and April.
The swell of horns playing the Voyager theme, it takes me back.
🥹🙏🏼
All the way back to the Delta Quadrant. Damn, it made me tear up
indeed the USS Voyager the only ship in star trek to carve out its own era that also went further than any ship of any era and went on a solitary journey and landed on many planets thuought its 30 year solitary journey in the Delta Quadrent before finally coming back to the Alpha Quadrent.
1:16 - 1:20 USS Defiant (DS9 theme)
1:30 - 1:42 USS Enterprise-A (TOS theme)
1:58 - 2:30 USS Voyager (VOY theme) - love Seven tearing up recalling her origins over there.
3:18 - 3:23 - HMS Bounty (STAR TREK IV: THE VOYAGE HOME theme)
@@ttanza4004 not only that but the bounty plays a huge role in this episode, although she never moves.
Spoilers: Jack & Sidney Nick her cloak and install it on the Titan.
In the background of this episode you can see the NX-01 in dock with the deflector dish upgrade it was supposed to get in the next season had Enterprise gone on.
And we all know what's in hangar bay 12!
I'm not a fan service type of guy but I loved this scene with the themes being played.
They hit ALL of the feels with this season. I wish those running Star Wars had shown this kind of love for the stories and legacies of the characters in that universe.
Wth are you talking about??? The current Star Wars TV shows are really good. Most of the characters are new so I don't see where this legacy stuff is coming from....
imagine putting luke leia and han on screen together instead of making them all old, grumpy, alone and depressed. lmao what a joke by Disney
Star Wars is a show for children.
@@bryguy5622 Picard Season 3 is what we wanted the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy to be.
God the voyager theme is fricken glorious
One of the best ever!!!
It's amazing how even after all these years, the Enterprise-A is still utterly beautiful.
the design was so good it looks like it should still be in service.
@@lynnfuson6285 Flying her in STO....oh yes,
The Enterprise and the Enterprise A are as close to perfect as you can get.
Never been a better design than the refitted constitution class
@@JnEricsonx Too bad it cost a fortune to fly the "Legendary" varity of all the TV/movie ships. Always forced to buy a bundle, i rather trade some of my old ZEN store ships in instead cus them annual "discount sales" are not enough off 😮💨
Such a strange emotion, seeing the Enterprise-A silent and forever sleeping. Knowing the Federation is in danger but her crew is gone, her decks silent, that she will never again answer the call. It really helps me reconcile the destruction of the original, knowing she died in battle saving her crew. So great to see all these ships again!
Same here! In retrospect, the end of the original Enterprise was more glorious. But I'm glad that her twin was preserved and not simply scrapped like Starfleet planned to do with the 1701.
That beautiful Lady is right where She belongs, restored to Her former glory
But another crew of the Enterprise saved the day. As usual..
Never count out the starship named....Enterprise!. If 1701A is resorted. She can have one last mission.... She too, is MY personal favorite 😍
@@jeosoteo1996 I would’ve loved it to see them use the 1701-A, that Old Girl still has some fight left her. But unfortunately the Old Girl lays silent, Her decks empty. Sleep well Grand Lady
Any trek fan who grew up on any of the series that these hero ships were in would absolutely have tears in their eyes at this scene... incredible nostalgia so well done
Not me crying over Voyager.
I completely lost it watching this and had to grab my Kleenex box as soon as I saw the wide shot of the fleet museum. I have re-watched this episode several times already and got a feeling I will be many more times after this.
That was me when I saw the Enterprise A . Her and the original 1701 were my absolute Favorites.
especially when you know the final fate of the vast majority of famous ships in the real world - the scrapyard. It is such a relief to know, now and for certain, that in Star Trek canon, the most legendary and historic ships that manage to survive their careers are spared the cutter's torch.
@@snupjeve I wish Star fleet could take the salvaged saucer section of the enterprises D that crashed on Veridian III then make a whole new drive section of the original ship down to the original specs then combine them then put the ship in the fleet museum. I am sure a lot of 25th century public would love ❤️ to sit in Captain Picard’s Enterprise D’s captains chair!
"The poetic drive-by observation." Jeri, the way you said that made me love Seven even more.
I think Jack reminds her of Tom Paris!
@@beth6787 Now that you mention it, he could, in a few ways.
@@beth6787 Ya know.... you might just be onto something there.
Star trek voyager Jeri Ryan is as Seven of Nine to Star trek picard as seven of nine again. I'm glad to see the uss voyager 1701 d.
Jeri Ryan was limited in the emotion she could display on Voyager, and season 2 of Picard kept her mostly on one edgy note. This season she got to show more of her range.
Jack really did sum up my feelings towards the ships when I was a kid. I didnt give a damn about Star Trek until I became an adult, but I always loved the ship designs.
Ahhhh this scene is truly a love letter, especially the themes playing in the background. I'm surprised Jack hasn't heard of Voyager though.
He might be more into the "classics" pre-golden era ships, which is fair, some history buffs tend toward certain periods and consume them at times to the exclusion of all else.
@@benjaminbierley2074 He knew about the Defiant, which had its heyday within the same time period. I am also surprised he wouldn't know about "the Voyager", probably the most famous "lost" vessel in Starfleet history.
He should know. I felt like this was clumsy writing. Jack had to pretend to be ignorant so Seven could pour her heart out to him about why Voyager is so important to her.
I don’t hold it against TPTB though. So far this season’s episodes makes up for the disappointment I feel for the previous two seasons in spades!
I believe I know what’s going to happen and I’m giddy with anticipation! I won’t spoil anything.
Here’s a hint. I think Admiral Picard is going to discover that he is “The Enemy Within.”
@@Emeraldnite-if7vo you would be surprised how people miss things due to distraction within their own lives.
@@Emeraldnite-if7vo he may have known about the Voyager but just didn't recognize it (and then listened to Seven's explanation out of courtesy, and to not interrupt her). Like how I'm aware of the history of the U.S.S. Arizona, but I couldn't pick it out of a lineup.
Always loved the Constitution Refit, "Kirk's Enterprise" as Jack says. She really did have the best lines of a ship. Like Jack, I love the Connie series.
Hell Yeah, She's Kirk Enterprise.
My question is what is so important about New jersey that she is there. besides prerefit connie. I could see a prerefit connie being Republic because she has been mentioned before.
@@Revkor Picard mentions it in the TNG episode with Scotty I believe. He said he'd been on an original Connie bridge in a museum which I believe was the New Jersey
@@Revkor Terry Matalas was born in New Jersey in 1975. Just another way of him inserting himself into the show (M'Talas Prime, etc)!
Same! What a treat! I’ve been waiting since 1990 to learn whatever happened to the her. Scotty was right! She was in mothballs for a while (Relics TNG).
0:20 "Dad, what about Hangar Bay 12?" I wonder what could possibly be in Hangar Bay 12? :)
NCC-1701 D
The big d
@@macannahsmith157 It was such a freaking head-trip to see memory alpha's enterprise-D page and her status listed as Active.
just for a week. Amazing. @@singletona082
I never picked up the Hangar Bay 12 line the first time I watched this episode. Neither did Picard!!
When they had shown Kirk’s Enterprise I was so happy. I’m shocked. That was a good scene.
Would love to see some of these ships come out of mothballs for some kind of season finale. But like museum ships of today, I'm sure they've been stripped of their weapons, propulsion, ect.
Why couldn’t they use the Intrepid Class, and the other TNG-era ships in the fleet? They are right there.
And it was narrated by a young man who seems to inherit much of Kirk's persona, much more than his own Dad.
@@spaceforce-girlforcejjwest2048 I love him w faithful the A and the original TOS Connie were, especially the latter. The managed to make it not look out of place with the rest of the fleet at all. Makes me excited to see the Strange New Worlds/Pilot episode design get refit at some point (love that design, but the TOS changes are nostalgic and this was a great proof of concept.)
@@spaceforce-girlforcejjwest2048 picard season 3 would be TNG season 10
The USS Voyager really is a beauty. By their standards she might not be the youngest girl at the dance but Voyager would still turn a few heads.
Actually at that prom, she is one of the youngest girls. Her and the Defiant-A.
In the right hands that lady can Dance. All eligance and leg.... all while Defiant-A is the short king out on the floor.
1:58 - 2:30 They need to make Seven reunites with Admiral Janeway by the end of this season. And also with at least several other "Voyager" crew in the "Picard" finale. Especially The Doctor. She learned the most about humanity from these two 🥲
Janeway, Tuvoc and Captain Harry Kim at the very least.
I think they should give her command of an Intrepid class, and she has Harry Kim as her first officer, if he isn't already a Captain
@@RatchildUK Captain Tom Paris and Lieutenant (jg) Harry Kim 😄😃
@@RatchildUK is kim still an ensign
If this isn’t leading to a series for Seven, that would be a crime.
The voyager theme genuinely made me shed a tear. I absolutely loved voyager and this was just perfect. ❤
#UPNCrew Checking in 👊
I saw Star Trek VI 6 times in the theater between opening night and spring of 92 when I was 14 years old and never thought I'd see the "A" again. When this aired after this scene I had to pause the episode and think about how much had changed from then until now. This season of Picard isn't just full of moments like this. It's full of personal nostalgia for everyone that's lived and enjoyed Star Trek. This is another landmark in all our lives of great story telling and visuals that make us look forward to the next. This is truly the best Star Trek season in almost 20 years. It's delightful.
I saw it 6 times too! I was 19, but this was the first one I saw on the big screen (all the others I only saw on VHS).
You can feel all of Seven's memories flashing across her mind as she stares at Voyager. The ship and crew etched into her nanoprobes.
Jeri Ryan perfectly channeling Seven from. 22+ years ago, but also showing her growth as an individual in the time since. She's still there but also much more human
"Dad, what about hanger bay 12?"
She knew and what a great little Easter egg of foreshadowing!
Script: “It’s not time yet! Don’t spoil it!”
I do not care that this season was either fan service or sorry for the last two seasons or sorry for STD. This is the TNG we wanted one last time.
God, USS Voyager accompanied by the Voyager theme...brought a tear to my eye. "A beauty," indeed! Also, this whole fleet museum is fuel for fanfics and spinoffs, so I deeply hope someone does a story on the non-rebuilt Connie class, USS New Jersey (preferably with a Captain Szimanski as a shout-out).
Someone actually mentioned the USS New Jersey on the latest video on the Official Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial UA-cam channel!
Jeri Ryan did such a good job. That was a real feeling.
The New Jersey is obviously the original Connie stored in museum that Picard cited with Scotty in the classic TNG episode "Relics".
@@andreabindolini7452Except it isn't exactly like the TOS Enterprise....
@@Anth230 well, clearly belong to the same class.
This is BY FAR my favorite scene in this show! Brought tears to my eyes!
@@spaceforce-girlforcejjwest2048 you didn't like Strange New Worlds?
@@spaceforce-girlforcejjwest2048 well Disco pushed way more 😂 31st
And then the crew went to bay 12…
I love hearing Seven talk about Voyager
In term captain janeway
I grew up on the movies, from Motion Picture to Undiscovered Country. The Enterprise-A & the Bounty are the ones I have a love for.
Same here! Made me feel good knowing Kirk and the original played a part in saving the day again.
same here!
I think my first intro to the series was the several snippets of the Original Series, but the first thing I think I saw most of the way through was the Voyage Home. I’ll always have a soft spot for that movie. No matter what.
That Voyager moment. :,) GLORIOUS.
This was among the best episodes of Star Trek. Absolutely blew me away.
Seeing Voyager was my favorite cameo of the season so far
Yup. And the voyager flourish in the musical score. Not to mention the DS9 and TOS themes. VOY was always my fave though. It was cool to actually see the ships again
This season really saved this entire show.
I was mid on the first season, actually liked the second season, and am absolutely in love with the third season.
Really hope Star Trek Legacy gets made
I had tears in my eyes when I saw Voyager again after a long time. And how Seven talked about it. The crew was her family. I'm just surprised that the registration number is gone.
It's not gone. The CGI artists just forgot to put it on ..😂
Every. Single. Time. I lose it. These ships all have so much nostalgia for me. I got to grow up in the Golden Age of Star Trek with TNG, DS9, and VOY. Not to mention, getting to watch the TOS movies as they came out. (I was born in 1981. I basically got to see Star Treks III - VI come out in the theaters). So....seeing these ships....and the Enterprise-D in Episode 9, made me realize just how much I loved that era of Star Trek. To see these ships (and DS9 in LD) after all these years.... God, I had a wonderful childhood with these shows.
For 37 years I've wondered whatever became of the HMS Bounty, finally got my answer!
For the life of me I can't believe this season and season 2 were filmed back to back. I'm blown away by how good S3 has been. The first 3 or 4 eps I was bracing myself for the let down, after last nights episode I am finally relaxed. Star Trek is in good hands.
Too bad it came too late to save Star Trek Discovery.
I swear I will NEVER consider all the whiners and crybabies who DARE to call themselves Star Trek fans to be true fans. Any TRUE fan would just be happy to have Star Trek back and NOT use lame excuses of the stupid, pathetic, IDIOTIC WOKE concept and the equally stupid "It's not my Star Trek" argument.
Star Trek could have VERY EASILY ended after Enterprise. Gone, left without a renewal.
Instead, since enterprise, we got
Star Trek Kelvin trilogy
Star Trek Lower Decks
Star Trek Discovery
Star Trek Strange New Worlds
Star Trek: Picard
And Star Trek Prodigy.
Bad Acting and story are one thing. But if you hide behind the ridiculous Woke Concept excuse and "Not my Star Trek" Argument, YOU ARE NOT A TRUE TREKKIE. END OF STORY!
Hearing the theme song for Voyager punched me with nostalgia. All of her adventures flashed through my mind with fondness, as I know they did for Seven. The crew taken to the Delta quadrant by the Caretaker became a family. I looked forward to watching Voyager every week when I was a teenager.
the 90's were years I thought would never pass.
The themes coming back to take you home. Time is a remarkable thing - when music can take you back to it.
Beautiful and true
voyager was garbage
@@carl5381and so is your opinion
Why would you think the 1990's would never pass?
Just such a big love letter to Trekkies. Some nitpicks... Seen as Jack's relationship to his father is one of the conversation threads of this scene you'd think they'd have shown the Stargazer. Seven could have told Jack it was his father's first command. Then, with the shot of the Enterprise A, Seven could have clarified it was Kirk's second Enterprise and perhaps could have added, "your father commanded two Enterprises too" as a way of reminding Jack of how great is father was much like Kirk, to help him draw closer to him. Also, its a nod to the E which got so little love in Picard.
This is a love letter to anyone who has ever loved a starship in the ST universe. The writers, the musicians, the showrunners....this is what it should be; pay an homage to the nostalgic while giving hope that we see a series with Seven and Jack. Accolades!
Won't lie, this scene hit me right in the feels for how much I miss classic Trek from the material 2000's and anything prior to that.
It made me so happy seeing the Enterprise A one more time. She looks so beautiful
Appears they repaired her damage from the Kitomer battle too.
I just wish we could've seen her more from the front a bit in this scene. Don't get me wrong, she looks really good from the top rear. But just imagine how sexy she would've looked from the front so we can see that beautiful blue reflector dish.
The Refit Enterprise, and her twin, the Enterprise A, are still the most beautiful ships!
I love how when Jack realizes the Bounty's cloaking device was still active, you could tell the gears were already turning in his head for a heist.
I’d love a heist Short Trek of them stealing it
It wouldn't be Star Trek without a Heist. Echos of Star Trek III, the Kobayashi Maru has set sail for the promise land!
@@obsideon1343Lol taking the classic sports car backing out of the garage and flooring it out in the street. And take out the spark plugs from the neighbors Police cruiser. Pure Jim Kirk.
The Defiant and Voyager hit me right in the feels.
I wish it was the original Defiant
@@CC-mp1wk yeah it was pretty dumb killing it then bringing it back two episodes later.
It makes us wonder what eventually became of Colonel Kira, Jake, Dr. Bashir, Lieutenant Ezri Dax, and Quark. Besides some written books, we have never seen these characters since _Deep Space Nine_ ended.
@@verentyee5413
If ever the USS Aventine pops up, I'm going to flip
@@verentyee5413 Kira was still running the station as of Lower Decks. Quark was still running the bar and had franchised his business across the quadrant.
No son.. That's Ben Sisko's PIMP hand... Nothing more nothing less! Of all the Captains I miss him the most.
The music in this whole scene is amazing the way it weaves the classic themes together.
I always wondered what happened to the Enterprise-A after Star Trek 6. Glad to see her one more time, she's always been one of my favourites.
Yes, I too am fond of the Constitution class, having grown up with the original television shows and movies. While I very much enjoy the _Defiant,_ _Enterprise-D,_ _Enterprise-E,_ and _Voyager_ also, Kirk's _Enterprise_ is such a classic, iconic starship which forever holds a special place in the community's heart.🖖🏻
She always brought them home.
After only seven years of service, the Enterprise-A was decommissioned; since many of her senior officers (Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and Scott) were retiring, Starfleet did the same with her.
@@michaelmorton5698 Due to the events of the novels, it's generally believed that the Enterprise-A had previously been the Yorktown. So she wasn't a new ship by any means, and probably had *far* more than a mere 7 years of service.
@@Fez4277 this comment hits hard in a good way
Seeing the USS Voyager again in all her glory was absolutely marvelous to see 👌🏻😍
I'm feeling the Star Trek throwback from the movies and the series!!!!! My childhood is complete!!!!!
As soon as Voyager came on screen...I started bawling
Me too 😢
Bawling, not balling. One thing is not quite like the other.
@@thomashong2938 fixed tysm
It's so nice to be able to watch new Star Trek and recognise it as being Star Trek. This is the best Star Trek since the 90s.
I like Jack's voice as he's being "poetic drive-by observational". Reminds me of Sean Bean.
Also love how they brought in the HMS Bounty. And the soundtrack includes a riff from The Voyage Home.
With a very different accent to Sean Bean though.
Really nice to see all the classic ships from the Star Trek history. Couldn't help but feel emotional when they showed the USS Voyager. I really miss Admiral Janeway and the crew and the way the music made me feel like I was home again in a sense.
A lump in my throat and tear in my eye every time voyagers music hits. My late uncle and I had a very close bond over our love for Voyager amongst other things. ❤
I really liked the friendship that Jack and Seven developed in a short space of time. They work well together.
This counts as one of the most heartfelt moments this season.🥲🥲🥲🥲😢😢😢😢 _Star Trek_ has such a rich legacy, as illustrated by the various starships throughout the centuries. Whether the _USS Defiant,_ Constitution class _USS Enterprise,_ or Intrepid class _USS Voyager,_ to name a few vessels, they all made their names in history, thanks to some of the finest captains and crews who manned them.
I love this scene. It's not just the nostalgia. It develops the backstory of two very important characters and seamlessly adds a little bit of set up for what becomes immensely important in the story.
"The poetic drive-by observation." Both Kirk and Picard did that so well
God, it was so goood seeing the Enterprise-A!! To me she did the most critical mission. Khitomer.
And I'm really surprised they managed to fix the battle damage on the enterprise A.
Not gonna lie, I had chills when they showed Voyager :)
OMG the themes make this scene!! When Seven brought up the Voyager and that theme plays . . . and she reveals her memories, and how she felt about the crew . . . what a moment!! When the Voyager theme came on, I have to admit to having teared up.
And just seeing the history of Star Trek honored in those few minutes, from Defiant, Kirk's Enterprise, Voyager and Bird of Prey (so instrumental in ST IV) . . . made to hit the heart-strings of ST fans everywhere and I gotta say, at least for me, it WORKED!!
Seeing these ships, especially Voyager is like meeting an old friend you've not seen for years. Just to know there are still there (fictionally), is an amazing feeling.
Love the Defiant!!!
My god seeing these classic ships again brought tears of joy to me. Feels like seeing old friends that haven't seen in a very long time. 🥲
It's....interesting....how's Jack's eye--and his soul--is drawn towards the Enterprise-A and the captain's chair.
Not to mention the Bounty.
Well that's the way they wrote the script & screenplay 😅
Its more than just the script,@@James.G.Ireland. He's got much more of his dad in than Jack is willing to admit,even to himself. He's a captain, this one.
...I suspect the Bounty - or perhaps just its cloak - has a role to play in coming episodes...
@@eugenevalentine5014 So many treaties are about to be violated
@@eugenevalentine5014 Pretty sure we saw the Pegasus cloaking device in the Daystom vault as well.
You can tell which Trek Series is your favourite by which theme makes you tear up 😂
My thoughts exactly! No emotion what so ever for the Defiant. But seeing the Enterprise A and Voyager? Those are the 2 ships I grew up with. Watching Voyager on TV when it was airing and then also watching one of the 6 Star Trek movies with my dad on a weekend. But by that logic, does that mean I don't care about Star Trek IV that much? Cause I didn't get emotional seeing the HMS Bounty lol
All of them.
Voyager
For me, getting emotional started with the _Defiant,_ built up further with the _Enterprise-A,_ then peaked with _Voyager._ The latter vessel may not have been the Federation's flagship, yet she is beautiful and has indeed made countless memorable marks in history, like many other starships.
I love all the shows except DISCO and SNW
1:54 Voyager was my first real introduction to Star Trek...
The first time i saw her again here, i cried happy tears for 5 minutes 🥲😭❤
The scores from DS9, TOS, Voyager & STIV... Just beautifully intertwined with each ship displayed. Poetic 'drive by observation'... makes each feel 'seen.'
(1:39) She looks good for her age, Scotty would be so proud.
This show's rendition of a TOS Constitution-Class is really good! It's faithful just with a slight graphical update.
apprently it was one the last to be of that design before the refit design but didnt receive it
1:30 - 1:42 Somebody who doesn't give a damn about Starfleet." Looks like Jack shares a lot of persona not just with his Dad but also with the young James Tiberius Kirk 😉
Oh they are channeling Kirk so hard with Jack.
@@pazuzu66613 Perhaps they're going to merge him with Kirk's preserved body found at Daystorm at some point? 🙄
First time i saw this, hearing voyagers theme again, seeing her again, seeing sevens remembrance of her, was both a joyful moment and a gut punch all at once.
A lot of love has gone in to making series 3 of Picard. Makes all the difference.
This scene between Jack and Seven just makes me want Star Trek: Legacy even more. So much potential for a really good mentor/protégé dynamic.
I love how you hear all the different show themes when the ships appear.
I can't help it, that just feels engineered rather than crafted. It's like when a rock band says "It's great to be here in !" No. Matter. What. Guaranteed cheer.
Love Ryan so much. She endured sexism in a male dominated industry and came to embrace the Trek 👪. I loved her performance in the first two seasons and not once did I think of her as a token eye candy. She sold me when she did infinite Regress episode. That was a great episode.
Love the foreshadowing with the suggestion of Hangar Bay 12, especially after we found out what Geordi had been hiding in there.
I'm happy we got to see the NX-01 for a bit. Whenever Enterprise is referenced I feel like we're dealing with hard canon
It warms my heart to see that both the refit Connie, the Original Connie, and one of the NX class ships all share the same museum with the Enterprise D and voyager, among many others. It is a shame that the other enterprises arnt there, lost in their own respective battles… but at least the greats are still present and accounted for in the museum.
I love just watching Seven when she pulls up Voyager on the view screen.
After Jack asks "Which one's that?", how it shows Seven's fingers slowly move and the camera slowly crawls up to her face, beautifully shot and very emotional 😭
Nice moment with the Star Trek IV theme playing with the Bounty.
Ugly cried when Seven started talking about the Voyager.
Not just only voyager she thinking about janeway too
One of the best scenes of that episode without a doubt. The entirety of season 3 of Picard is a masterpiece in the art of giving fans what they want and achieving virtual perfection. Don't think any other series has pulled it off quite like this. Now we need Legacy to get the thumbs up!
Star Trek has always held a special place in my heart. Coming home from School to put on TNG/DS9/Voyager Reruns on Syfy, watching through the Films on movie night. This scene genuinely made me cry watching the old girls be shown again. I never thought we'd see them again on screen, and watching Seven quiz Jack about the ships reminds me of nights with my Dad quizzing me on Star Trek knowledge. And the way she chokes up at Voyager I was 100% with her. The musical ques and motifs just makes everything hit harder. Congrats to the showrunners hit all the nostalgia buttons the right way.
I got so emotional when Seven remanessances about Voyager. It made me think about when I watched episodes while it was still on! Long live the U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656
First of all let me just say the fleet museum, as a concept for this particular episode, was brilliant both as a nostalgic device and the furtherance of canon. I like that these ships go someplace to be honored, remembered and visited. Living in Philadelphia across the river from the real life USS New Jersey I've had a humbling opportunity to visit floating history and seeing how the sailors lived and worked together in such close proximity wrapped in this incredibly claustrophobic shell of wire and metal. It's nice to see that tradition continued well into the future. In my mind's eye I can see the crews of these ships (the ones still alive anyway) taking their family and friends on a holiday to visit the museum and walk around inside a memory. I truly hope that happens before the series concludes. Maybe Seven on the Voyager visiting her old alcove or Worf sitting in the captains chair of the Defiant, maybe a fond look over to Dax's station and a single tear or even Jean-Luc on the recovered saucer section of the Enterprise-D. One can only dream.
Secondly, this season has been an absolute delight to behold and while I feel the entire Picard run should have been just like S3, I am grateful for at least one season with the old band back together doing their thing while handing off the baton to the next. Its been a real privilege to see it done right, unlike, say, how Disney took a giant fucking shit on Luke, Leia and Han in the Rey trilogy. They breathed new life into a decades old beloved tv show which is a TREMENDOUS achievement in and of itself. Of course a part of me hopes the response to this season will prompt Paramount to sign these actors on for several more, but I will be forever grateful to the writers, cast and crew of S3 for fixing what was broken in the first two seasons and giving them a REMARKABLE send off.
i had shivers down my spine when Seven pulled up the Voyager.
Its truly amazing this entire Star trek Series is suppose to be based way into the future, but through out the years they have created an entire history with decommissioned vessels and stories associated with them.
I teared up with the defiant
LET'S 👏HAVE 👏A👏JANEWAY 👏CAMEO!!!!
Given so many namedrop, I think we're definitely gonna see her in the finale. And we're likely gonna see several other "Voyager" crew as well given they all going to come to Earth for Fleet Day.
Personally I want a ds9 cameo. But preferably a Sisko or O’brian.
Final episode: We learn this whole Changeling conspiracy was her idea, and that she'd been working this angle since the 1st season to become Supreme Leader of the Federation. She's always been a bit of a sociopath. 🤫
When I heard Jack say that the Cloaking device from the Klingon Bird of Prey/H.M.S. Bounty had been reactivated I was surprised that thing was still working even after Jack and Sidney stole it to use it on the U.S.S. Titan considering that cloaking device had to be well over 100 years old and it still worked was really surprising to say the least.
"Nice to see you one more time, Enterprise A"
*to Voyager tearing up* "I never thought I'd see you again! 😢"
I may have had a bit of a moment when Seven brought up Voyager. Say what you want about the Defiant and all the Enterprise iterations, the Voyager was really something else. I really hope we see a few more Voyager crew members in this, any of them, they were all so good
I love that the themes for DS9, TOS, & VOY play for the ships. I wish the E and the NX-01 had got cameos too, but hey: you can’t have everything.
The NX-01 is there, you get a brief glimpse of it. It was also the 'refit' version which added the secondary hull which was cool to see.
I don't think the E is fully retired quite yet.
@@danmak8987
Yeah, but no music…
@@Bitchslapper316
The _F_ was being retired this season, I think the E is part of the mothball fleet.
@@SchneeflockeMonsoon Yeah I know. The LCARS shows the status of the F as "early decommission" and the status of the E as "unknown". It also shows the status of the D as "saucer section salvaged".
I'm guessing we will see both the D and the E by the end of the show. I'm 99% sure the D will be in the show, they have had different characters mention it almost every episode. The theme this season has been refitting and modernizing older ships so I'm guessing we will get the refit enterprise D. The galaxy x class that we seen in the TNG finale "all good things" that had the new 3 nacelle star drive. That episode takes place around the same star date but in a parallel universe.
One of them is probably in "Hangar 12".
You and me both, Jack. The movie Enterprise will always be my fave.
I love how this scene ties all the series together without being out of place
All the KIRK references...
If they managed to sneak Michelle Forbes cameo under the radar ......
Maybe .......
Nah ...
That's absolutely impossible.
Even so I remember something a wise man told me many years ago when I was just a kid.
" I like to think there always are ... Possibilities. "
😉
Just like the Universe, William.
I grew up watching Star trek (90s to present) and seeing so many of these iconic ships again with their respected themes playing was heart warming and extremely nostalgic (wish we got to see NX-1 though), but seeing Seven showcasing USS Voyager with Voyager theme playing in the background was just a perfect heartfelt moment, and I hope we get to see more of these moments again in the 3rd season of Picard.
The NX-01 refit is in there somewhere.
@@davidbethke5463 Oh I know she's in there. Just wish we got a close up like the others. We got to see the fighting Defiant, the classic Enterprise-A, and memorable Voyager, only thing missing was the spark NX-1 since that Enterprise was the spark that helped create the formation and ideals of the Federation.
For those of us who watch Lower Decks, we know what happened on Voyager before it ended up here. 😅
Alondra says "Hangar Bay 12" foreshadowing Enterprise D
Looks like we finally get to see the docking bay they left open for voyager