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Protostar jumped right to the top of my favourite hero ships in Trek. In my head, she's a tiny little ship, but if you base it off how small Janeway is looking through the bridge window dome, then Protostar is a little bigger than Voyager.
I love the Protostar but those stairs are bit so-so in my book. I think I read somewhere that the Galaxy class had sloping floors between decks in places to encourage accessibility instead!
Since AFAIK The Doctor will show up in the second season, I wonder if the entire ship will be equipped with holoemitters like Protostar, so the Doctor only has to use the mobile emitter when going on an away mission or in the emergency (such as a ship-wide powerloss somewhere in the middle).
I really enjoyed Hologram Janeway. Also found it mildly hilarious that this wasn't the first holographic version of Janeway; previously seen in the VOY episode "The Thaw" where it was used to trick a mindspace demon of fear in the guise of a clown, and was somehow even more terrifying than it.
Trimaxian Drone Ship. David Freeman (the kid) was the Navigator. But yes, The Protostar does have some resemblance to Max in his "hyperspeed" mode. And I would neither be surprised, nor blame the designers for it, if that's actually where they got the idea.
I love Seán, don't get me wrong, but whenever I click on these videos, hear Ellie's voice at the start, and then it turns out she's just here for the ad segment, I feel baited & switched. _Especially_ for a pro-PRO episode, I feel like she's the ideal host.
I really love the design of the vessel, it is something new, like when we saw the defiance. The whole series I must admit didnt appeal to me at the start, then I sat down and started to watch it. Its awesomely brilliant, and the ship is a big part of it! LLAP!
I standby my theory that an assistant hologram was to be standard on this class of ship, but that Chakotay went out of his way to have his resemble Janeway so he could keep his bestie around.
I'm not the biggest fan of Prodigy (I appreciate it but don't love it) but I really love the design of the Protostar. It is actually the #2 ship for me in the game of "If you could have a fictional ship, what would you want?" (My #1 is a Tardis)
In Star Trek TOS, I thought of the Enterprise as a characters. In many ways I saw the Ship as Kirk did, or maybe closer to the way the Doctor sees the Tardis. I know this because when the Enterprise was sacrificed in Star Trek III, I was shocked at losing a beloved character. The others seem to have just a really trusted vessel, but not quite a character. Then came Prodigy, and the Protostar was a character in the show. When it was destroyed, I mourned two losses.
Christmas Day, we get Prodigy back. I know what I will be doing, until Doctor Who comes on, that is L.E. Fontana is back! And ordering me to play Star Trek Online. Already on it, just not very good. After playing Borderlands and Destiny, I'm kinda used to being a walking Apocalypse. But I will continue to boldly go in my little Miranda class. Fun video, gang.
Sean, have you seen the amazing, enormous 1:25 scale build of the Enterprise and its interior, built by Mr. Trek (his TH-cam channel)? This thing is incredible. Mike needs some good fellow Trekkie love, as his project is still growing in popularity. Thanks, Sean! You’re great and I love you! Keep up the great work. Most sincerely, Jordan (aka Daddy Star Trek)
Funny how some of my favorite ship designs just so happen to be the smallest and largest ships. Voyager and Protostar being on the smaller side with the Enterprise J and Vengeance being the largest.
The problem with open stairways on a ship (or building, for that matter), is that they can't be easily sealed off. A hull puncture would allow all the air on the ship to escape, if the decks were connected by open stairways. Lift shafts can be sealed off easier. I know they have force fields that can seal off the hull, but a physical barrier really needs be available as a backup. There is also the fire safety issue - again, why tall buildings have stairways that are enclosed, to protect people during fires and allow for escape. Not to mention, an open top to bottom stairwell would act like a chimney for the smoke and fire - which is why you don't use elevators during a fire, the elevator shafts can do the same thing.
I got the feeling the Protostar was only 3 decks tall or maybe 5 at the most. It's essentially a bigish house, and houses have open stairwells because no matter where you are, you're never too far from where you need to get to. Same idea here.
Really nice review of a grand lady who's not afraid of getting muddy. I've been on an 80s and 70s gun kick, thanks to GET TV. The A-Team got me on her sister the Lawman (fixed sights) and Hannibal's 39s, and Hunter has me excited about the P9S which you mentioned next. Gladly subbed to your channel.
I think the idea of stairs is brilliant, if you only have say 3 decks, there is no real NEED for a turbolift and opens up some interesting looking designs, think Titanic grand staircase or imagine a staircase wrapped around the standard 3 bridge chairs, looking like the tactical display on the D. Definite options there.
The Enterprise-D a ship that did nothing when it went to warp?? Erm, the nacelle glow, the charging warp coil sounds, the the release of energy as it went to warp, the visual stretching as it shoots off into the depths of space?? No? Pfft, the D was graceful, it didn't need to flap its' nacelles about like a space-birb... :P
It is interesting to learn these facts about Protostar, but the main attraction of this video is Ellie doing the game ad. Wow. Never seen her like this. She is a comic actor as well as a content presenter. Wow.
To be clear, not all of Voyager's shuttles would have been left behind or unsalvageable. In a number of occasions, Voyager's crew would have absolutely been required to salvage the shuttles as best as they could to prevent violations of the Prime Directive(See Enterprise-D saucer for precedent). Not to mention that it's a fact that they built support craft when the need arose. Don't act like they couldn't build shuttles if they can build Delta Fliers. And let's also not forget that they have cargo transporters, meaning they can always beam scrap and stuff up to the ship. You probably wouldn't want to beam an active warp core onto your ship, though. That's likely why we never see shuttles beamed in their entirety or something like that, even though we do see lots of cargo get beamed all at once. You know, unless it's too volatile for the transporter.
me: Oh, it's Ellie doing the intro advert today. -Sean's cold open me: Whoa whoa whoa that's not cool du; OOOOOOH, what? no you misunderstood. Stop looking at me like that!! Edit: Did not realise that TH-cam supported strikethrough, in text.
I don't mean to piddle on anybody's parade here but seeing a design that "finally" includes stairs lauded, is (to me) an example of the inate ableism people seem to have. Stairs are a useful invention if one has two working legs. Those of us with disablities don't see those stairs as handy, we see them as an obsticle. No doubt my comment will be met with rolled eyes because the abled don't understand what it's like to live in a world that is built to accomidate everyone but you. Yes, there are turbo lifts in ships, we get it, but those "handy" stairs right there up front could just as easily have been a ramp that could've been used by people of all abilities and here's a thing - aliens who don't have two legs. Those stairs certainly wouldn't have been handy for Captain Christopher Pike once he was in his chair. Those stairs might've been a challenge for Lt. Arex or any Edosian. I realize no harm was meant by the comment but you need to understand that stairs are not a handy thing for all of us. It's estimated that %15 of the world's population is disabled. That's 1.1 billion people. So please realize that there are a lot of us who don't find stairs useful. Thanks.
There are still turbolifts on the ship, so I'm not sure what you're problem is. I guess you just want to complain about ableism because they made a comment about stairs. There are places where this kind of attitude is useful and it's not the youtube comments section, try browbeating the people who have the power to change things in your life.
@@barneyrubble4293 I'm trying to explain that able-bodied people seeing stairs as "an accomplishment" is tone deaf to people who aren't able to use stairs. In a place where turbo lifts exist, stairs are NOT necessary and ONLY serve abled people. Your clap back PROVES my point that abled people don't see their own privilege. Thanks.
I never understood the type of landing gear the Protostar had. A massive single ski essentially. There is in no way that ship would be stable when landed, let alone the sort of crash landing scene you showed from one of the episodes. Also, the size of the landing ski plus the whole mechanism for it doesn't seem like it would fit in the bottom of the secondary hull since you already have the shuttle bay, engineering, the protostar nacelle, and whatever else there might be there.
I know, right? I don't want my animated sci-fi series preventing me from suspending my own disbelief in it. To solve that for myself, I've made what I believe to be a reasonable assumption: The Protostar likely employs anti-grav technology to maintain its lateral balance on that single ski--in the end saving space and weight over a three legged landing gear design. Of course as always, I reserve the right to be totally wrong.
This is how stupid Discovery is. They say the burn destroyed most Dilethium so they couldnt use warp drive. Yet current Trek has slip stream, proto drive and Im sure transwarp soon. Not to mention whatever the relativity time ship uses. Discovery is a future that needs to be retconned.
I think the ProtoStar Drive moves at WarpSpeed of 12 or higher compared to the standard Warp Engine Speed while the crew aren't affected by the effects of the Warp 10 Barrier
Star Trek fleet command is technically free. But if you want to be at all competitive you've got to spend spend spend. Otherwise you get your ass kicked daily
Finally! Just so to forget the horrible USS Discovery. Love the design specially the Bridge...thats how is supposed to be a starship bridge. Like the canopy of a fighter plane
A man's journey... Often includes putting your needs on the back burner.. Forgiving betrayal and doing what's best...I know these are skits but... Fellas we all understand.. Can't stand to see a women in distress. 💖
Understand all the hype as new series coming on to Netflix but there won’t be a season 3 only reason there season 2 was it was all ready half finish when Paramount pulled it. Think you’ll realise this when see end of Season two
I think we are loosing the science in science fiction. Ani-mater is almost a 100% matter to energy conversation E=MC2. In Star Trek ships are powered by anti-mater.From what I remember from a history channel documentary a nuclear bomb is only a 1% matter energy conversation. How is the protostar's star drive faster than a warp core?
As revealed in episode 9, the core of the protostar drive is fueled by exotic matter, which by the physics definition has far greater or unusual properties beyond a traditional nuclear fusion.
Not a fan of the Protostar. This seems like a weird criticism to make but I think it looks a little too sci-fi :( Feels like a 'spaceship' instead of a federation ship. Shut up... I know what I mean !!
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Probably some confused people if they looked away during the cold open with Ellie only to hear Seans opening line.
thanks. almost did
Protostar jumped right to the top of my favourite hero ships in Trek.
In my head, she's a tiny little ship, but if you base it off how small Janeway is looking through the bridge window dome, then Protostar is a little bigger than Voyager.
Prometheus is Number 1 for me followed by Protostar, Voyager is 3rd
@@danielland3767 not a fan of the ISS Enterprise-F getting its own show eh? Quantum torpedo barrage pod on a more agile Sovereign-class E
Did y'all cover USS Prometheus yet, its been a favorite ship that never got more love on screen
I love the Protostar but those stairs are bit so-so in my book. I think I read somewhere that the Galaxy class had sloping floors between decks in places to encourage accessibility instead!
Yeah but aren't "wheelchairs" anti-grav in the 2380's? Who needs ramps? Besides what's saying the stairs don't/can't retract?
Homage to the USS Orville.
@@BarnyardEngineering Retracting stairs would be cool! I know Melora's chair was wheeled in DS9, but that was admittedly very unusual!
The design of the Run Away reminds me of the Thunder Tank from the Thundercats cartoon
I can't wait to see what the Voyager-A looks like and it's interior along with the Bridge
Voyager FTW !!
Best ship. FULL STOP !!
Super happy to see the name still carried on to the J in Discovery 😊
@@Shanghaimartin ENTERPRISES:ARE WE A JOKE TO YOU?
Since AFAIK The Doctor will show up in the second season, I wonder if the entire ship will be equipped with holoemitters like Protostar, so the Doctor only has to use the mobile emitter when going on an away mission or in the emergency (such as a ship-wide powerloss somewhere in the middle).
OMG!!!
Ellie!!!
(ROTFL).
Seriously, this is the first ad EVER on Trek Culture I did not skip past.
So … yeah … awesome!
I really enjoyed Hologram Janeway. Also found it mildly hilarious that this wasn't the first holographic version of Janeway; previously seen in the VOY episode "The Thaw" where it was used to trick a mindspace demon of fear in the guise of a clown, and was somehow even more terrifying than it.
(Fear whimpers) I'm afraid...
(holo-Janeway whispers) I know...
(fade to black)
WHO'D have thought Pennywise got out to the delta quadrant?
The protostar reminds me of the Navigator from the movie "Flight of the navigator".
"He said he just wanted to phone home."
Trimaxian Drone Ship. David Freeman (the kid) was the Navigator.
But yes, The Protostar does have some resemblance to Max in his "hyperspeed" mode. And I would neither be surprised, nor blame the designers for it, if that's actually where they got the idea.
I love Seán, don't get me wrong, but whenever I click on these videos, hear Ellie's voice at the start, and then it turns out she's just here for the ad segment, I feel baited & switched.
_Especially_ for a pro-PRO episode, I feel like she's the ideal host.
Better an ad segment than no Ellie at all.
but Seán's our ship guy.
@@frankandstein8618 True. And L. E. Fontana *killed it* with that segment.
I really love the design of the vessel, it is something new, like when we saw the defiance.
The whole series I must admit didnt appeal to me at the start, then I sat down and started to watch it.
Its awesomely brilliant, and the ship is a big part of it!
LLAP!
I standby my theory that an assistant hologram was to be standard on this class of ship, but that Chakotay went out of his way to have his resemble Janeway so he could keep his bestie around.
I'm not the biggest fan of Prodigy (I appreciate it but don't love it) but I really love the design of the Protostar. It is actually the #2 ship for me in the game of "If you could have a fictional ship, what would you want?" (My #1 is a Tardis)
In Star Trek TOS, I thought of the Enterprise as a characters. In many ways I saw the Ship as Kirk did, or maybe closer to the way the Doctor sees the Tardis. I know this because when the Enterprise was sacrificed in Star Trek III, I was shocked at losing a beloved character. The others seem to have just a really trusted vessel, but not quite a character. Then came Prodigy, and the Protostar was a character in the show. When it was destroyed, I mourned two losses.
Christmas Day, we get Prodigy back. I know what I will be doing, until Doctor Who comes on, that is
L.E. Fontana is back! And ordering me to play Star Trek Online. Already on it, just not very good. After playing Borderlands and Destiny, I'm kinda used to being a walking Apocalypse. But I will continue to boldly go in my little Miranda class.
Fun video, gang.
Sean, have you seen the amazing, enormous 1:25 scale build of the Enterprise and its interior, built by Mr. Trek (his TH-cam channel)? This thing is incredible. Mike needs some good fellow Trekkie love, as his project is still growing in popularity. Thanks, Sean! You’re great and I love you! Keep up the great work.
Most sincerely, Jordan (aka Daddy Star Trek)
Ellie is a great newsreader for Trek Culture
The Protostar is dope AF. I hope either she survived, or her class gets a role in Federation/Starfleet activity.
I adore the Protostar! Such a beautiful little ship!
'Little?'
@@DMSProduktions I read that in Michael Dorn’s voice.
@@micahzook2626 Indeed! Perhaps it IS a good day to die!
Funny how some of my favorite ship designs just so happen to be the smallest and largest ships. Voyager and Protostar being on the smaller side with the Enterprise J and Vengeance being the largest.
I think once season 2 has aired, a part 2 of this list will be needed
Live Long And Prosper fellow Trekkies!
Make it So!
Did you forget how season 1 ended? Like, again even after Sean reminded us in this video?
@@stephenjones5132 just because we (most probably) won’t be seeing the Protostar in S2 doesn’t mean that we won’t learn more
The problem with open stairways on a ship (or building, for that matter), is that they can't be easily sealed off. A hull puncture would allow all the air on the ship to escape, if the decks were connected by open stairways. Lift shafts can be sealed off easier. I know they have force fields that can seal off the hull, but a physical barrier really needs be available as a backup. There is also the fire safety issue - again, why tall buildings have stairways that are enclosed, to protect people during fires and allow for escape. Not to mention, an open top to bottom stairwell would act like a chimney for the smoke and fire - which is why you don't use elevators during a fire, the elevator shafts can do the same thing.
I got the feeling the Protostar was only 3 decks tall or maybe 5 at the most. It's essentially a bigish house, and houses have open stairwells because no matter where you are, you're never too far from where you need to get to. Same idea here.
Stairs on a starship: the USS Orville.
It's such a beautiful ship
In the first season of TNG there was a stairwell that would show up from time to time.
Really nice review of a grand lady who's not afraid of getting muddy. I've been on an 80s and 70s gun kick, thanks to GET TV. The A-Team got me on her sister the Lawman (fixed sights) and Hannibal's 39s, and Hunter has me excited about the P9S which you mentioned next. Gladly subbed to your channel.
I think the idea of stairs is brilliant, if you only have say 3 decks, there is no real NEED for a turbolift and opens up some interesting looking designs, think Titanic grand staircase or imagine a staircase wrapped around the standard 3 bridge chairs, looking like the tactical display on the D. Definite options there.
The Enterprise-D a ship that did nothing when it went to warp?? Erm, the nacelle glow, the charging warp coil sounds, the the release of energy as it went to warp, the visual stretching as it shoots off into the depths of space?? No? Pfft, the D was graceful, it didn't need to flap its' nacelles about like a space-birb... :P
This is such a cool and good-looking little ship ❤
Hey! That's my birthday too!
It is interesting to learn these facts about Protostar, but the main attraction of this video is Ellie doing the game ad. Wow. Never seen her like this. She is a comic actor as well as a content presenter. Wow.
I did need to know that. Thank you.
Certainly my favorite Federation ship ever. However, I still wonder how so many things can be jammed into such little engineering bay.
The Protostar-class appears in Star Trek Online as a prize in the Prodigy Lock Box under name "Protostar Temporal Science Spearhead".
To be clear, not all of Voyager's shuttles would have been left behind or unsalvageable. In a number of occasions, Voyager's crew would have absolutely been required to salvage the shuttles as best as they could to prevent violations of the Prime Directive(See Enterprise-D saucer for precedent). Not to mention that it's a fact that they built support craft when the need arose. Don't act like they couldn't build shuttles if they can build Delta Fliers.
And let's also not forget that they have cargo transporters, meaning they can always beam scrap and stuff up to the ship. You probably wouldn't want to beam an active warp core onto your ship, though. That's likely why we never see shuttles beamed in their entirety or something like that, even though we do see lots of cargo get beamed all at once. You know, unless it's too volatile for the transporter.
me: Oh, it's Ellie doing the intro advert today.
-Sean's cold open
me: Whoa whoa whoa that's not cool du; OOOOOOH, what? no you misunderstood. Stop looking at me like that!!
Edit: Did not realise that TH-cam supported strikethrough, in text.
Sorry, Seann, but there were stairs on the original Enterprise, on the bridge, at least. Maybe elsewhere, but not seen on screen.
I don't mean to piddle on anybody's parade here but seeing a design that "finally" includes stairs lauded, is (to me) an example of the inate ableism people seem to have. Stairs are a useful invention if one has two working legs. Those of us with disablities don't see those stairs as handy, we see them as an obsticle. No doubt my comment will be met with rolled eyes because the abled don't understand what it's like to live in a world that is built to accomidate everyone but you. Yes, there are turbo lifts in ships, we get it, but those "handy" stairs right there up front could just as easily have been a ramp that could've been used by people of all abilities and here's a thing - aliens who don't have two legs. Those stairs certainly wouldn't have been handy for Captain Christopher Pike once he was in his chair. Those stairs might've been a challenge for Lt. Arex or any Edosian. I realize no harm was meant by the comment but you need to understand that stairs are not a handy thing for all of us. It's estimated that %15 of the world's population is disabled. That's 1.1 billion people. So please realize that there are a lot of us who don't find stairs useful. Thanks.
There are still turbolifts on the ship, so I'm not sure what you're problem is. I guess you just want to complain about ableism because they made a comment about stairs.
There are places where this kind of attitude is useful and it's not the youtube comments section, try browbeating the people who have the power to change things in your life.
@@barneyrubble4293 I'm trying to explain that able-bodied people seeing stairs as "an accomplishment" is tone deaf to people who aren't able to use stairs. In a place where turbo lifts exist, stairs are NOT necessary and ONLY serve abled people. Your clap back PROVES my point that abled people don't see their own privilege. Thanks.
The protostar is just a larger version of Mando’s N1 Starfighter
Thanks.
10:51 um, you have a call (cause of star trek call sound playing)
Loved this ship :c
like an Voyager b or mini Voyager :3
Now cover the I.K.S. Bortesque.
14:04 that's actually less than half of the original enterprise, its just a little shorter than an oberth class
How convenient that i get this notification while going back through the Prodigy ups and downs. Also, first?
First!
Discovery has a short staircase, as it were, accessing engineering.
The protostar has the starfleet logo plastered all over its shape
Woot 1 minute ago! YAY Prodigy !!
10:22 well data made the enterprise-d dance so what did the protostar do
5:07 this is what happens when you use unreal engine for everything and i love it
Did you know that the ship at proto warp and warp looks like the combadge
I never understood the type of landing gear the Protostar had. A massive single ski essentially. There is in no way that ship would be stable when landed, let alone the sort of crash landing scene you showed from one of the episodes. Also, the size of the landing ski plus the whole mechanism for it doesn't seem like it would fit in the bottom of the secondary hull since you already have the shuttle bay, engineering, the protostar nacelle, and whatever else there might be there.
I know, right? I don't want my animated sci-fi series preventing me from suspending my own disbelief in it. To solve that for myself, I've made what I believe to be a reasonable assumption:
The Protostar likely employs anti-grav technology to maintain its lateral balance on that single ski--in the end saving space and weight over a three legged landing gear design.
Of course as always, I reserve the right to be totally wrong.
Now you got Ellie dressing up lol
This is how stupid Discovery is. They say the burn destroyed most Dilethium so they couldnt use warp drive. Yet current Trek has slip stream, proto drive and Im sure transwarp soon. Not to mention whatever the relativity time ship uses. Discovery is a future that needs to be retconned.
He heard me yay
Fast little ship.
Little.....? 😂😅
Wow a video on Thanksgiving! 😮
11:27 WHEN DID SOMEONE PUT A CAR ON A STARSHIP!, HUH?
4:19 ODO WAS IN THE HOLO-EMITTERS DATABANKS, what's next, data
i think the star trek people would benefit greatly if they hired you to write for them.
We've been saying that for years
I think the ProtoStar Drive moves at WarpSpeed of 12 or higher compared to the standard Warp Engine Speed while the crew aren't affected by the effects of the Warp 10 Barrier
Star Trek fleet command is technically free. But if you want to be at all competitive you've got to spend spend spend. Otherwise you get your ass kicked daily
Finally! Just so to forget the horrible USS Discovery.
Love the design specially the Bridge...thats how is supposed to be a starship bridge. Like the canopy of a fighter plane
'Looking up her bum'? It's the PROTOSTAR, not the PROCTOSTAR!
Yay
🖖
A man's journey... Often includes putting your needs on the back burner.. Forgiving betrayal and doing what's best...I know these are skits but... Fellas we all understand.. Can't stand to see a women in distress. 💖
fourth since the comment from the channel it's off doesn't really count.
5:33 If that was in the fattest enterprise to date then picard could overide the borg control of starfleet
Anyone who has ever been in a con at a hotel can say sometimes stairs are faster. Looking at you Gaylord during magfest
Understand all the hype as new series coming on to Netflix but there won’t be a season 3 only reason there season 2 was it was all ready half finish when Paramount pulled it.
Think you’ll realise this when see end of Season two
I think we are loosing the science in science fiction. Ani-mater is almost a 100% matter to energy conversation E=MC2. In Star Trek ships are powered by anti-mater.From what I remember from a history channel documentary a nuclear bomb is only a 1% matter energy conversation. How is the protostar's star drive faster than a warp core?
As revealed in episode 9, the core of the protostar drive is fueled by exotic matter, which by the physics definition has far greater or unusual properties beyond a traditional nuclear fusion.
@@AaronWaltke ok that still isn't better than anti-mater
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Still disappointed you lack the capacity to think of both the Middle East and Ukraine
Star Trek Fleet Command is a money pit
what second season? hasnt prodigy been cancelled?
Netflix picked it up for Season 2. Where you been?
@@TrekCulture didnt know - looks like it was announced about a month ago.
I wish lower decks could have been done in thus style, especially since most consider it yo be more cannon then this show.
I like the Protostar alot, the interior just looks a little bit SciFi generic.
Stop with the bait an switch. I dont like sean as a host. Use the many other hosts you have Sean!
The bait and switch? Seán's been our lead presenter on TrekCulture for over 3 years.
@@TrekCulture That's not how I meant that. You lead with Elle, and then switch. That's the bait and switch.
Number one: It doesn't exist
Star Trek fleet command sucks . At least timelines has something to look at besides two dots circling each other
Not a fan of the Protostar.
This seems like a weird criticism to make but I think it looks a little too sci-fi :(
Feels like a 'spaceship' instead of a federation ship.
Shut up... I know what I mean !!
*Isn't the biggest thing people need to know that this show is canceled?*
It was pseudo uncanceled
Non-Canon Trek.