To be honest, a crossover with the decepticons and autobots fighting alongside the federation and romulans would be really fun. Yes, I know there's a comic that's based off the G1 cartoon and TAS, but I was thinking a little more modern.

Me too😂😂

Well... the big flaming issues are about choice that did eventually become blood but did not remove choice... so the Decepticon comparison is a really fun and fair one.

IRW RAZORBEAK.

It was originally a response to the Augments, this would've solidified the rationale behind it but for different reasons: the Augments were, in a way, self inflicted whereas the mutagenic weapon was deployed by one species against another.

I read that book years ago, but the artificial wormhole is more of a sideplot in the first quarter of the book. memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/The_Battle_of_Betazed

Thar was obscure?

@@michaelesposito2629 Here on KZfaq, whenever anybody mentions what the Enterprise-E was doing the Dominion War, it's never brought up. Nor is her participation in the Liberation of Betazed, the attempt to breach the Galactic Barrier, or her participation in counterattacking the Breen as they assaulted Earth. Those are in books, but all are quite old (older than KZfaq, and by a fair margin in some cases) so, perhaps they've slipped off the radar.

The show enterprise was cool but it literally violated every piece of star trek history pertaining to the original series. Enterprise is actually an ultimate universe of the twenty second century, that's why everything is different.

This is not so much a comment as it is a question. Where does your information come from?

@@templerman1 From the books he's referencing with these videos. The series is quite good, particularly in fleshing out the Saurians later on.

Was just about to say that myself!

Insurrection takes place after the Dominion War, as the So'na were minor allies of the Dominion during said war.

@@AT2Productions the movie takes place during late in the war going by diolog and the fact after the war worf left ds9 to be a federation ambassador to the klingon homeworld and in the film he was still stationed on ds9 and the reson he was able to visit the enterprise was cause he was at a federation colony on manzar to establish a new defence perimeter aganst the dominion which the events of the movie would fit between the ds9 episodes it's only a paper moon and field of fire

@@Michellejosph because Trek has been perfect in dialog consistency, wait, how many decks does the Enterprise-E have again? Let's take a look at what was said on-screen. From Riker before the banquet: "The diplomatic corps is busy with Dominion negotiations." Hmmm ... negotiations are a post-war task, post surrender and pre-treaty. Or how about this, again from Riker when researching the Son'a: "Look at this. The Son'a are known to have produced vast quantities of the narcotic ketracel-white." Produced, past tense. Even in DS9 they didn't show every single second from the end of fighting, the surrender, through the negotiations to follow, but only the signing of something at DS9. That very well may have been similar to the signing of the Japanese surrender aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay, as we don't know what document that is, it could be just the surrender instead of the peace treaty. Not everything we see in a Trek episode is inherently sequential and immediate, so Worf could have had time before or after that signing event and his departure to be the new Ambassador to Qo'noS.

@@AT2Productions Insurrection seemed to have taken place during the Dominion War. Possibly around the time of DS9 ep Statistical Probabilities, when there were negotiations happening with the Dominion. @Certifiably Ingame You could have mentioned the Dominion War book series. 4 book mini series. 2 DS9 (novelizations of the first 6 eps of season 6) and 2 TNG, showing what the Enterprise E was up to during that part of the war.

You should read them. It's a fairly well written telling that explains much of the 'legendary' history and gives a much better ending for ENT than what we were given.

@Philip L Tite In the case of Kirk, ordering him to keep out of the fight is like keeping a comment section civil.

A war is won on more fronts than just pew pew.

@@mittensfastpaw at least with the Sovereign class you have to admit such a beastie ship would've been helpful on the frontlines, especially with Picard's capabilities. Enterprise should've at least been at Cardassia.

@@toastedjawa3620 True but a book had them freeing Betazed at the same time.

@@mittensfastpaw ah, given a certain important crew member that's a good alternative

It is nice to see small channels get such support.

My headcanon for resolving this is that ship classes weren't named until after the establishment of the Federation. So for instance, what we know as the Daedalus-class would have been called something like an "NC-class" at the time, with a registry prefix of NC-xx; the Intrepid-type would be an "ND-class" with an ND-xx registry; etcetera. Once the UESPA became the Federation Starfleet, they revised the classification and registration system to what we're familiar with.

You're especially right, since NX is used for experimental ships from that point on. (The first Defiant is an NX registry ship.) Clearly they meant to do that when they started Enterprise, then forgot when they made the second ship of that design NX-02, when it should have been NCC.

@@d.b.4671 NCC isn't a class, it's an acronym for Naval Construction Contract. (Though there is contradiction on that.) That's why every ship that isn't experimental (Naval eXperiment) is NCC.

@@Swiftbow - I didn't say it was. I'm saying that (again, according to my headcanon) the NCC/NX/NAR system didn't exist prior to 2161, and the registry prefixes worked differently at the time.

@@d.b.4671 Ah, ok.

Didn't you read the crossover comics?

@yeah I'm John Assal don't forget the fall of Centauri Prime trilogy

Truly sucks what happened to the series. We got a bad Ranger spin off but never the telepath war or dark war. Just good story telling and solid work all around.

While I enjoyed it, lol you can’t honestly say something got cancelled just before it got good. After 4 seasons...

There's a T'Varo class, a T'Liss class and a Thrai Warbird.

Would have if we had season 5.

@@ironinquisitor3656 I mean more whether or not it happened even in extended canon during the war.

@@georgefrankly It was after.

Not enough Spice for his Romulan Ale.

@Philip L Tite The one I read crossed the Transformers Generation 1 cartoon with Star Trek TAS.

Now I’m imagining the BSG fleet arriving at the United Earth (only recently surviving their own nuclear war), followed by the Cylon fleet. The Cylons try to hack the Starfleet ships, “Ha! Gotta do better than that! Eat some photon torpedoes!” , the Cylons try to use nukes to no avail, and in a panic, the Cylons attack the “humanoid” Romulan fleet after confusing it with an Earth splinter tribe. Cue the Romulan getting their revenge against the toasters several decades/centuries later.

It was such a guarded secret that they even hid the information from the Vulcan public.

Please ask this Jesus to social distance and stay at home.

I have Jesus on Skype; he’s always welcome in my Zoom parties! ;D

But there are federation starships, it's said in the dialogue when scanning for discovery. The issue they have is that the Federation is more or less scattered and disjointed after the burn. The Federation is still alive it's just different than how it looked almost a thousand years ago

@@everettjohnson9374 And that's just the sector Mr Defacto CinC is able to monitor. Its possible there are other pockets out there. Space is big.... really big (etc.)