KIRK: We're going to travel back in time to the 20th century so I can bang a hot lady scientist. SPOCK: And save Earth, Admiral. KIRK: Yeah yeah yeah that too.

I don't think our sun has enough mass to sling-shot through time. Obviously this is all science-fiction, but at the same time, it is true that our sun is far, far too small to ever collapse into a black hole. You'd think that if there was insufficient mass to overcome the speed-of-light, that it would be insufficient for time-slingshots, too... otherwise any ol' celestial body would be flinging light into the past.

Handsome Jeffrey hunter and Leonard Nimoy

Loved the ‘NOT NOW Madeline scene and the kidney cure pill in the hospital scene (the Madeline woman is actually a hair stylist for the actors in this movie)

❤❤❤ one of the scenes I love about ST, always old school...I miss them already...

This was pure fiction... now it's a reality. Gorilla Glass that's in our phones is glass with aluminum flakes to make it scratch resistant and stronger... it is transparent aluminum.

I like how Picard took control of his ship flying manually on impulse. Leading by example.

Two brilliant actors at work. I'm looking forward to seeing John De Lancie at DragonCon in a few weeks!

Odo knew Quark suggested Paris

2024: Still love this scene!

I've been a bartender for thirty years. I haven't pulled a gun but I would if had to. She brought that out and told everyone what was happening. Badass.

Um. No.

I wonder. When Voyager finally got home, Reginald Barclay would finally meet Tom Paris, face to face. Two big holodeck fans. What if Tom watched a holo of what Reginald went through to reach Voyager? And showed it to B'Ehlanna? If she'd watch TV for Tom, I'm pretty sure she'd watch this too. If Reginald didn't make one himself, I'm fairly certain one could easily be written, between Counselor Troi, Reginald's Boss and the security footage. I can imagine the crew of Voyager watching it together, cheering every time Reginald repeated "transmit the message." Voyager's grateful for Barclay's help, sure, but just how much would they understand about what happened on their behalf?

Really says something about how awful the episode is when even Armin Shimerman hated working on it

Scotty is supposed to be in a holodeck simulation of the bridge but when he looks at the forward screen (1:35) there is a hair attached to the upper left corner of the old film that moves around.

obviously it had to be a macintosh

In the example Scotty gives, the volume of water has nothing to do with the pressure exerted on the area of of the plexiglass. It has to do with depth. No surprise writers are clueless about every other profession but theirs.

This was such a good episode

I loved how in the novel "Provenance of Shadows," after McCoy tells Data how "... she'll always bring you home," the thought crossed his mind, "Except that wasn't true for Jim, was it?" He was thinking about Kirk's supposed death on the Enterprise-B. Lovely way to see all the story be tied together like so.

archer shoulda been doing stng instead of picard

🙌Madeleine🙌

Aluminum Oxynitride. Alon made by the Surmet company.

This certainly wasn't a Boeing company .......... a Manager who was also chief engineer........ not a bean counter.

So, if he didn't originally invent it, you just screwed up history. Congratulations Scottie!

This was now more than 25 years ago guys......

As the inventor of magnetic aluminum ( video on my channel ) I must ask if anyone else has noticed this video is from the future? 2063 to be exact. Well done time traveler, well done.

The producers of the S31 movie should probably take a look at this.....

Q: I’m God Also Q: You’re lucky I don’t smite you or something. Me: Yeah, that sounds like something God would say.

I guess the Queen doesn't realize that Data probably calculates that changing humanity's future could also change his own. Plus, I don't think he can ever 100% eliminate his ethical subroutines.

Fun Fact: The actress who plays Madeline has two Emmys 4:15

Strange how Scotty and Bones seem to forget what time period they are in.

These are dialogues. Not that crap from discovery or other Abrahams-Trek.

0:31 Picard: _"I refuse to believe that the afterlife is run by you. The universe is not so badly designed."_ Me: _"Ouch."_

Captain Picard: Q, what is going on? Q: I told you. You're dead. This is the afterlife. And I'm God. Captain Picard: You are not God! Q: Blasphemy! You're lucky I don't cast you out or smite you or something. The bottom line is, your life ended about five minutes ago, under the inept ministrations of Dr. Beverly Crusher. Captain Picard: No, I am not dead. Because I refuse to believe that the afterlife is run by you. The universe is not so badly designed. Q: Very well. If you really require more evidence of your post-mortem status, I guess I'll just have to provide you some.

This flick had some amusing scenes and this one was the best.

I remember watching this on BBC 2 when it first aired, brilliant episode

My friend wondered why I was laughed when (X) was said to be coming in on Tuesday. And then I told them why.

It's kind of insane that the Klingon head of government's power effectively rested on a politician's ability to defeat a seasoned military officer in an impromtu fight to the death.

I utterly love this episode and this scene. Just picard trying to ascertain what happened and it's all Varley talking while Picard reacts

What about the last scene where Picard destroys that sphere that's giving him headaches and controlling his thoughts and then Riker tells him Bok was removed from command because there was no profit in his act of personal vengeance?

Love to Madeline. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

The crazist thing was it turned out to be reality in a few years after this movie.

the look of surprise is so good.

What is amazing, is that in 2024 humanity is able to make sheets of artificial sapphire which are clear, and super strong out of, you guessed it, aluminum oxide. They are used for military aircraft canopies, as well as for the aperture of cameras which have to be especially rugged against scratches and particulate damage

"Its time for earth to stand on its own" sounds arrogant....its almost exactly what Captain Picard said to Q when Q told them about the dangers awaiting them. "We're ready" sounds naive and arrogant but it seems from Star Trek canon that instead of earth going forward recklessly that earth went forward in partnership with other planets. PS: The Federation is a misnomer. A Federation means that each member state has limited sovereignty and is subservient to the Federal Govt. In reality Star Trek often mentions that each planet still has full sovereignty and their union is for defence and trade which would make a Confederation not a Federation.

You go Data! 👍👊💪🖖

I think the writing was on the wall for rejecting Koss when T'Pol became addicted to a drug that opened her up to emotions and when he got the disease from mind melding. One shamed her to other Vulcans and the other meant that she might be rejected for being too emotional by her Vulcan husband while a human husband would hardly notice T'Pol has more emotions than other Vulcans. It might have also meant that she liked Tripps emotions more but I think this was unfair to Koss. After all it should have been Koss's choice to decide is T'Pol was no longer suitable for a relationship or if Koss would have adjusted.

Daniels and younger Archer are standing on the upper viewing platform.

T'Pol was stupid to let Koss go. Koss was very handsome for a Vulcan and very kind. He would have made a good partner for her. As is typical of humans, we rebel against things we are forced into and then when the opportunity is lost they regret whether they made the right choice. In a culture of arranged marriages it also means that T'Pol would now be considered low-value and there won't be many men to find a mate. If you have aculture of arranged marriages then your not going to have a lot of singles bars.

Prometheus class, Vor'cha- and Nova class are still around in the 26th century. Amazing.