It's been almost two years since my father - a bigger Trekker than I ever was - passed away. Just a few months before this scene. Every time I see this clip, I tear up, not just for the emotional impact it has, but also for the thought that Dad would have absolutely LOVED this!

We just finished watch S3 and LOVED it! Great story, the gang back together, nods to the past. The STNG cast looks great, aging gracefully.

Picard's got that look: "Thats my boy!"

eehhh.. cool but logically speaking it was an enourmous waste.. considering the armament of Shrike it would´ve been much wiser to keep it and tow to nearest starbase for dismantling and using it´s components .. I mean, one simply doesn´t stumble upon a complement of Isolytic burst charges, plasma, photon and pulse wave torpedoes, antimatter missiles and that portal thingie.. WOWZER.. imagine how much damage aunt Kathy would do to whoever stood in her way 😁.. cuz y´know "Sometimes diplomacy requires a lil´ sabre rattling"

I can't even begin to imagine the looks on all of the actors' faces when they stepped on that recreated Enterprise-D bridge set for the first time in over 30 years. To me, season 3 of Star Trek Picard...should've been the whole damn series. Build up the Borg's subtle influence and assimilation of the younger Starfleet crew, have Picard reunite with his former crew, and combat the Borg threat using the Enterprise-D for the finale.

Does anyone remember a certain Galaxy Quest scene.

Reagge Klingon?

"I'm out of ideas... I just don't know how to end this series." "Listen up, I just saw this movie, called 'STAR WARS'.... now hear me out..."

Yeah this shit sucks. The Breen worked because they were so mysterious. When you take that away, and give them a face, voice, and even personality because they were THAT mysterious in Ds9, you basically kill the entire point of what made these characters interesting

Guess Eragon got tired of Alagaesia and went to space.

Feelings of great joy…

Great send off the USS Enterprise D.

LeVar looks so distinguished with that beard.

Interesting piece of trivia - the dedication plaque is original from TNG, it was auctioned off at some point after the series finished. The production team was able to borrow it from its current owner and for the time when there was no filming it was kept in a safe to prevent anyone from stealing it :)

Nostalgia is all they have to sell us.

Just think if this episode would been in theaters! They would have broken ever record

I'm not crying 😭 YOU'RE crying!

What i actually appreciate is the logic of the donor ship (Syracuse) is that if it was decommissioned in a functional state, all the primary systems (warp, torpedo launchers, shield generators) are in the donor ship, and the fact the actual “enterprise” part is a beaten up semi restored museum piece isn’t as silly to take underway again. Also if the syracuse was surplus galaxy keel built for the dominion war it would have had a lot of extra teeth installed compared to the original D. My headcanon was the donor galaxy got it’s saucer heavily damaged in the war and was held in a depot for repairs, and eventually was stricken from the registry after made surplus, and that’s when Geordi had it pulled aside for this project. Don’t forget the saucer’s primary functions was habitation and core computer. Things that Geordi could slowly bring back online over 20 years of tinkering.

peak.

“Blasphemy is unbecoming of an officer, Will Riker.”

That was in retaliation for the Shrike throwing a ship at them during an early encounter!!

lol they did to Picard what they did to Star Trek Enterprise. Turned the season finale into a TNG episode.

Why does a museum piece have a full complement of torpedos and operational weapons? forget it... I'm having too much fun.

I liked the "E" better

Not dead, will meet again; awesome adversary

A very babyish Mr. Scott

Can I just say how glad I am that Will is just totally nonexistent ?

I wonder if Anton Chekov's mother was Irina Galliulin? (see TOS "The Way to Eden")

Changelings can survive the vacuum of space though...

I just realized the Changling language is based on bubbling mud. Very interesting!

I just noticed that at 0:31 it uses the same sound effect as when the Enterprise shoots out of the Warp Core detonation in the 2009 Star Trek movie

He's like a later date Captain Kirk always call him Captain do not ever call him admiral

⭐😃👍

Does it work on bo2

Will weight loss management be a mentorship at the academy or just QuIrKiNesS?

Am I the only one that realized they BSG'd this baby? An analog ship not connected to the rest of the fleet going up against a hive-minded enemy? Come on people... it's just beautiful that both ships (Galactica and Enterprise), were both old and considered past their prime, but resilient, loved by their crew and ultimately badass! Not to mention, they brought their people home!

“My friends….we’ve come home.”

i love the attention to detail, all the atmospheric burn marks on the saucer compared to the shiney secondary hull.

If this scene doesn’t make you cry - then you ain’t Trek.

why did she die when thrown into space instead of turning into a space dwelling lifeform?

Star Trek got what Star Wars wanted.

What a twist, like... wow.

Th computer voice is the final member, she sadly passed away, so its archival voice, she did the computer voice on voyager and did some on ds9

Non canon bs show.

For a minute there, I could actually see what was going on.

So "Give it everything we have" means 5 old style photon torpedoes? No phasers? No quantum Torpedoes? I'm disappointed.

I love the person Worf has become. I have always loved his character, but his transformation since his days on the Enterprise-D is profound.

Brings so many memories, chills to the bone