Shame they didn’t take care of her,lost the star drive crashed and trashed the saucer,only Geordi and possibly reg Barclay put her back together again with help from the USS Syracuse

​@Makeitso2023 not their fault some shitty writers decided to blow her up using some.outdated BoP, just so they can bring in a sleeker ship.

I just wish Deanna could've been in that last bridge scene and said something like "I'm only just realising how much that voice sounds incredibly like my mother.". Since Majel played Lwaxana Troi as well as the computer voice (and of course other roles in the Star Trek franchise).

@@AndrewChapmanwould have been to cheesy

@@Makeitso2023 Or would've made another nice callback to Majel.

Because we won't let them!

The Enterprise D deserves her status. And confirmed that she could and did so do.

Better then being left to rust on uninhabited planet in a pre warp star system.

Worf, in First Contact defiance mode: "Old?"

And never will be.

Her & her great grandmother. (She's there too).

​@danielmarinucci7708, if I'm not mistaken, weren't both the NX-01 refit and the 1701-A there?

@@shawnconder4984 - yes. there were a couple of ships between them.

"I rest, but only lightly. If called I stand ready to do again the things that I was born to do and if I fall in the doing do not mourn me. Know instead that I met my end with courage and remember me that way. My name is Enterprise." The note about the ship "resting lightly" is a nod to another historic ship which was retired after WWII but was returned to action an unprecedented three times. "When Captain Peniston took the podium at the ship’s 1969 decommissioning ceremony, he spoke directly to the ship, saying: “. . . rest well, yet sleep lightly, and hear the call, if again sounded, to provide ‘firepower for freedom’ [the ship’s motto].” The battleship New Jersey (BB 62) was returned to service for the third time in 1982.

Yes, I saw that too.

According to Q, she will be needed again as a dreadnought-class in the upcoming new Klingon conflict.

@@crsrdash-840b5 that was in the anti-time future

added to my recollection of st next gen. Good work

A 4.5 Million ton starship (according to Memory Alpha) shouldn't be able to maneuver like that but apparently the audiences ate it up, so we're outvoted. 😊

It shouldn’t… when over 1000 people, animals and different types of equipment are on board. But without so much on it, I can see the maneuverability happening.

@@PeachWookiee this is question of directing, not technobubble

@@robertf3479 Yea she couldn't do that...I'm sure she couldn't perform a half roll in under 3 seconds at full impulse with a thousand people on board either....oh, oops, she did. You let episodes of DS9 and a slow moving Galaxy cloud your judgement. First, in a battle where ships are literally just meters off your hull, you don't just speed around. Second, that cube was 10 times the size of the J25 cube, she had PLENTY of room to speed around at full impulse. Also with no thousand strong crew or their belongings, no cargo and Data at the helm, I mean do you need a slide rule to figure this out? We ate it up because it's believable.