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A.J. Robinson was played by actor Keith Carradine in First Flight episode. You used the picture of actor Andrew Robinson who played Garak on Deep Space Nine.
Great video. Thank you. My favorite Enterprise will always be the original that I have loved since 8 years old (now 62 years old and still a massive fan).
@@noahjackson8174 He must have stopped watching season 3 part way though episode 9. "What? The Borg again? I'm turning this off. It's probably going to get boring now, anyway."
cant forget about the refit design of the nx enterprise, as well as the g captain by seven of nine, and the d is in the fleet museum, all of this can be seen in season 3 of picard. i am not certain but i think the ov-01 enterprise was in the fleet museum as well.
You missed "Enterprise - MCC 1701-G" which is Seven of Nine(Annakha Jenson's) ship at the closing of Season 3 of "Picard". Since "H" and "I" were never mentioned in films or the "Picard" series. I do not know if those two will be ever mentioned or explained.
No big loss it should have never been recommissioned into the G it’s a insulting to the titan A that it basically got forgotten we should have gotten the galaxy X or the F not being decommissioned
Of the A-F Enterprises, my favorite among them has to be the 1701-E. My least favorite has to be the 1701-C that we got in Yesterday's Enterprise vs the 1701-C that we were teased with on the wall of Enterprises for over two and a half seasons.
It could be argued to be a flagship when Kirk is an Admiral and in command officially, but doesn't really meet the requirement. A flagship vessel is the one in which the overall commander (a Commodore or Admiral) posts his/her "flag." For Example: In the WWII battle of Midway, the overall commander and commander of task force 17 was Admiral Jack Fletcher and his flagship was the USS Enterprise (nope, psych, it was the Yorktown) The Yorktown was heavily damaged early in the battle so he had to transfer his flag to the Enterprise (nope again, he moved it to the heavy cruiser Astoria so that became the flagship). While he was moving over to the Astoria Admiral Raymond Spruance, Task Force 16 commander, temporarily took command of the overall force and his flagship of the task force became the overall flagship of the US forces. That ship was, wait for it, the USS Enterprise! The United Space Ship Enterprise was never a flagship! I know using surface naval terms for Star Trek is not an exact match, but please please stop using Cell Phone terminology!
You forgot Enterprise-F was decommisioned in 2401 (after Picard season 3), which is why the Titan-A was rechristened Enterprise-G (in honour of the heroic actions by the former crew of Enterprises D and E). Enterprise-J is ca. 400 years in Archer's future (ca. 2550 AD), so while Enterprise-G started in 2402 it is safe to assume there was a period in the late 25th / early 26th century without an active Enterprise. OV-101 [1977 prototype space shuttle] XCV-330 [21st or 22nd century] NX-01 [2151-2161] NCC-1701 [2245-2285] NCC-1701-A [2286-2293] NCC-1701-B [2293-2###, non-canon sources say 2329] NCC-1701-C [23##-2344] NCC-1701-D [2363-2371] NCC-1701-E [2372- between 2383 and 2387] NCC-1701-F [23##-2401] NCC-1701-G [2402-24##] NCC-1701-J [ca. 2550]
Yes. Across the roughly 10 hours of screen time in that season it got maybe five minutes and proceeded to do absolutely nothing important before getting unceremoniously replaced by the new Enterprise-G, which was just the season's hero ship (Titan-A) rebranded.
Discovery and Strange New Worlds are set in an alternate universe, hence not only a more advanced Constitution Class USS Enterprises, but their versions of legacy characters, Pike, Spock, Kirk etc have different faces. Also the Klingons of this universe were never infected by an augment virus in their 22nd Century so retained their forehead ridges.
I still think the Excelsior class was the best looking Enterprise, afterall they did server for almost 100 years after thier creation. Being overbuilt and forward thinking, kept them in the game for a long time.
seeing you said about the enterprise F in the very same episode it was shown you also had the enterprise G which you failed to mention. this video was made a month ago but the end of s3 picard was a few months ago so its a big missing piece for the video
Why did you show a picture of Garak from Deep Space Nine when talking about the NX-01 Enterprise? Did you somehow confuse the actor Andrew Robinson with the character A.G. Robinson? Good grief.
The nickname "jjprise" was not affectionate when it was first coined. Most nicknames for the Kelvin Enterprise were not affectionate initially. Some have since been adopted, but in general it wasnt until fans started re-evaluating the Abrams films as a whole that the Kelvin Enterprise started getting positive nicknames.
SNW Enterprise is not what fans where clamoring for. Fans still remake the original Connie class in her on screen glory as it was made in the 60's. This Vegas class version of the enterprise with all the shiny lights and Star Wars style engine exhaust lights on the warp nacelles (Which do NOT generate trust for Pete's sake,) are studios looking at theatrical budgeted star-ships and saying do that. New Pike's New Enterprise is just a showy shiny toy that no one is buying.
You'd probably find more subscribers if you can figure out how to get your facts straight. You provide a decent enough presentation but your attention to detail(s) needs work.
