Star Trek Picard 3x10 Seven of Nine Becomes Captain
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The line Shaw delivers "The book she is going to write will be great and rules she breaks,, maybe they were broken to begin with." that is pure respect.
so much irony in that .......... especially considering how much of "the old book" Seven knew from her days as an assimilated member of Unimatrix Zero One
and THAT line is why Seven of Nine is a worthy member of the most exclusive club in Starfleet: the Enterprise Captains Club.
◾ Captain James T. Kirk of the Federation Starship Enterprise.
- USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)
- USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A)
◾ Captain John Harriman of the Federation Starship Enterprise.
- USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B)
◾ Captain Rachel Garrett of the Federation Starship Enterprise.
- USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-C)
◾ Admiral / Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the Federation Starship Enterprise.
- USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)
- USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E)
◾ Captain Morgan Bateson of the Federation Starship Bozeman.
- USS Bozeman (NCC-1941)
◾ Captain Benjamin Sisko of the Federation Starship Defiant.
- USS Defiant (NX-74205)
◾ Admiral / Captain Kathryn Janeway of the Federation Starship Voyager.
- USS Voyager (NCC-74656)
◾ Admiral / Captain Jonathan Archer of the United Starship Enterprise.
- Enterprise (NX-01)
◾ Captain William T. Riker of the Federation Starship Titan.
- USS Titan (NCC-80102)
◾ Captain Liam Shaw of the Federation Starship Titan.
- USS Titan (NCC-80102-A)
◾ Admiral Elizabeth Shelby of the Federation Starship Enterprise.
- USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-F)
◾ Captain Annika Hansen / Seven of Nine of the Federation Starship Enterprise.
- USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-G)
Really hope this book is a hint at more Trek, and especially that Jack bit at the end.
@@dhinton1 she deserve to be on the federation council all that knowledge that's inside of her f****** head start free build a fool to let Her go she literally a walking talking encyclopedia of everything in the known universe that makes her a viable access to Starflee😅
I love the fact that even though he's a Vulcan, you can tell how proud Tuvok is of his friend and former shipmate.
I always live tuvoc and seven chemistry the actors play great together and so does the characters
The way his mouth twitches upward, ever so slightly... Thats a Vulcan struggling to contain his overwhelming JOY.
Sulu to Tuvok: "...You'll find out more happens on the bridge of a starship than just carrying out orders and observing regulations. There's a sense of loyalty men and women you serve with a sense of family..."
Resignation denied, captain.
I think my favorite line in the entire star trek series.
And this is the same guy who in Spaceballs infamously said WE AINT FOUND SHIT!
The few notes from the Voyager theme punctuating that line made it an iconic Trek moment for me.
That ever so slight slip of a smile after saying it was icing. Kinda hoping we get a Captain Seven and the Enterprise-G series...especially with the post credit scene.
It's up there, for sure.
I teared up
Tim Russ and Jeri Ryan are amazing together. They killed this!
Tuvok and Seven live on through them 🥲🖖
Loved their relationship on Voyager, really good pairing.
Personally I feel only one that would have been better to promote her would have been Janeway. But that's just my personal opinion
@@VisserOne I agree
@@VisserOne Janeway was her mentor. That might have come off as a bit... nepotistic. Plus Tuvok had already been cameoed in the series. This scene gave more closure to the plot point of Tuvok being abducted by changelings.
Even Tuvok had the grin. That is beautiful.
It was the most logical response to give in these circumstances.
I remember when Spock ask his father Why married his mother, and Sarek answer: "Because I love her, with a little smile!
Vulkans have feelings too!
The way Tuvok says Captain is the same inflection of reverence he used for Janeway
They've been friends for a long time. Tuvok will let his guard down around those he trusts the most.
@@benwasserman8223 exactly 😂😂
2:43-the cracking and emotion in her gasp while holding back tears, Tuvok in the Vulcan way beaming with pride and sly grin at the end, and the Voyager theme at the end. Who knew this season would turn out to be as much a love letter to Voyager as TNG?
TNG, DS9 and Voyager all coming together in a relatively coherent way made this season absolutely fantastic.
It's only fitting, Voyager was part of that era as well as Deep Space 9 so this being a sort of send off to all three shows from the Next Gen era was cool even though Janeway should've been the one to give her the promotion in my view but it was still awesome to know Tuvok was still alive.
@@ART1984able I think why it was Tuvok was Seven had more a connection as a friend and Tuvok while Janeway was in many ways her mentor. Which, knowing how Tuvok is, he'd have likely more impact on Seven delivering the line and Janeway knew it, which is why she sent him in her place. She'd want to be the one to present Seven her first command anyways.
"Resignation Denied....Capitan" ....That line, I could feel Voyager through and through...
the musical nod there too is *chefskiss*
Love it when they sneak in the voyager theme.
Same when Seven and Jack were scoping out the Voyager at the museum. Plus the TMP Klingon theme for Worf, each time a little different.
This was just perfect here
Didn’t even notice that at the time 🥰
Man, I really love how the show handled Shaw. Instead of taking the easy road and making him a generic bad white guy they took the time and dedication to make him a fully fleshed out, really tragic character with logical motivation behind every one of his actions. This is how you write a screenplay, Hollywood.
He's a Starfleet captain, best of the best, you don't get there without representing the best values of humanity
Seven reached the end of her character begun back in Voyager to become human and grow. She grew nearly as much as Data over the series. Well done.
They both reached their humanity in this show.
IMO Seven reached her inner Jim Kirk
Annika Hansen / Seven of Nine becomes Captain.
Admiral Kathryn Janeway will be so proud.
@@sonicxrich0789 sadly they could not shown Admiral Janeway on screen. But perhaps in the future she could do it. let's hope
@SonicX rich07 Most likely Janeway also endorsed that promotion.
This slight shaking of tuvok's lips when he say those words means probably more than the world to Seven....
Shaw has the final word, even after death. He's the man. RIP Shaw, we won't forget ya.
His character really grew on me. R.I.P.
Shaw was awesome. Damned shame they killed him.
@@pauls478he will be back. Matalas confirmed it.
He needs to come back, and then nobody ever mentions his death again.
It would be a great honor to see Seven of Nine in her own adventures as a captain.
I think that's coming
I certainly hope so...
I would love to see that series, and by god if they don't bring back Janeway for some cameos i'll riot!!!! lmao.
Star Trek still trekking would be a excellent title. She can be captain Janeway can be fleet Admiral . Picard can be the retired sage .
If only we could see her interact with Captain Nog, but alas it shall never come to pass.
This is so special between Tuvok and Captain Seven. He's remembering when she first came on board Voyager 39 years ago and now he's promoting her to Captain. WOW
29 years ago.
I am not trying to be clever or sarcastic. I just had to check because 39 years ago is 1984 and I knew that Next Gen. didn't start until the late 80s!
It should be noted that he & Janeway were the first ones to meet Seven aboard a Borg Cube.
@@r.c.auclair2042 This is true. It was priceless watching Tuvok crack a tiny smile after saying request denied, Captain. That was so damn awesome.
@@unclefatbloke687I think it's 26 years ago. 7 of 9 made her debut on Voyager in 1997.
Anyone knows how much time had passed in-universe?
What a beautiful moment when Seven realizes that Shaw respected her…and in that moment, once you know what’s coming, there’s this reflection in her face of her entire journey from being a broken former Borg to now a Starfleet captain. So beautiful.
This may have been may favorite of so many great scenes in this episode. And it wasn’t even with the TNG crew!
Yes she did jump to commander bloody fast though I'm sorry but would have preferred to see more of Shaw and Seven on the titan a in a series lease people forget picard was once a stuck up man who hated children and well he changed pitty the writers chose to kill shaw so quickly
When he said .... more accurately, Seven of Nine .... I wonder if that piqued her interest off that bat. cuz it seems like he never wanted to call her Seven of Nine.
I hate to be insulting, but Tuvok's reaction was almost human. 😉😁
Damnit, Jon, he's a Delta Quadrant escapee, not a Changeling.
🍻
"I find that remark, insulting" - Spock *Star Trek VI: Undicovered Country*
He knew what this moment meant for her.
The tiniest twitch of his mouth into a smile... Tuvok fought hard to contain his overwhelming joy there, seeing Seven become a captain.
@jimhuffman9434 yes indeed 😊. That is my favourite star trek movie. It just feels the most..................(scratchy voice) huuuman. 😂
Fantastic work by Jeri Ryan. This was clearly a moment of profound emotion after having been seen so clearly by another. She played the emotion perfectly.
I suspect the emotion Ms. Ryan showed was completely real and not profound acting skills. I know my emotional reaction on seeing this part was real.
Like f****** hell you think Starfleet don't let her go? Inside of a inside of her brain's is the experience of thousands of aliens from all across the universe what she has is invaluable to Starfleet she is essentially a living cyclepedia Starfleet be a fool not to utilize her talents and access her vast encyclopedia up everything from a to z. She is still essentially a borg but a borg with a human soul. Such expertise should be encouraged by Starfleet to keep her to stay
Wow Annika is finally showing and who better to approve her to then old friend
@@diamondjim7560 I believe Terry said that there was a point where she almost did cry for real during the scene.
The two actors that she's playing off of are two of her closest friends in real life.
Folks also need to remember this as well: she never heard those words from from Liam Shaw while he was alive.
To hear them from the grave had to be profoundly moving..... It's like finally getting approval from a parent who is fundamentally disagree with everything you've ever done.
@@user-Ados-amerika She could have been considered an augment...
Honestly, Shaw being pissed at Seven throughout the first half of this season's episodes makes a lot more sense when you consider that he actually recommended her for a promotion right before she pulled a mini mutiny on him.
Feels to me like he recorded this before their final return to Frontier Day, in case he didn't make it. He'd already butted heads with her, but seen her loyalty and leadership in action as well
@@PrestigeLearning Tuvok said they received it BEFORE they went to the Ryton system.
@@PrestigeLearning Yes, the fact that he says "more accurately Seven of nine" is a clear indication that this is recorded after the passage when he becomes aware she sees the use of that name, instead of Hansen, as a sign of respect.
He was doing reports when Picard came on board so it was right before the mutiny. He pushed her even when Vadic had them hostage because he believed in her. She was actually his perfect first officer because she pushed him. He was angry at her as she just threw away his recommendation.
Yeah, the implication with the message was that despite his own issues, he always respected Seven. He's basically a jerk with a heart deep down that knew she had what it takes after working together before the season even started and Seven never quite realized this until Tuvok showed the message. It made a lot more sense now just why he kept her as his first officer and how they can actually work together when on the same page despite their arguments. If he truly resented her, Shaw would've longed kicked Seven out and get her transferred.
Again, dude wasn't exactly a chipper fellow but he cared a lot more than he'd let anyone realized.
I'd TOTALLY watch a Captain Seven series. #CaptainSeven
Now THIS, ladies and gentlemen, is how Star Trek absolutely annihilated Star Wars in one big aspect this season (among others): strong female characters. Star Wars touts themselves for diversity and inclusion, but nearly every time (in movies) it has been force-fed, shallow, and done with no legitimate purpose other than to check off a box. Star Trek, on the other hand, which has a good track record of this, once again accomplished this feat in S3 of Picard organically, logically, and with grace. Seven of Nine is arguably one of the most relevant characters of the last 25 years, well established, ever-evolving. The audience has been in her corner every step of the way and the audience legitimately let out a thunderous cheer for their old friend to not only make Captain, but be confirmed as the successor to the legacy of the starship Enterprise. Absolutely well-earned and deserved. THAT'S how you elevate someone. Nothing was handed to Seven. Even moments before her promotion, she had doubts about her place in starfleet, but stood tall and confident ready to justify every action she took. That's a Captain. She earned every inch of it. The same goes for Raffi. Two legitimately badass females leading the command crew of the Enterprise, who fought through hell to get to those positions, and are believable in the roles....what a revelation. Star Trek: Legacy, if Terry gets the green-light, will be a hell of a ride with Seven in the chair and Raffi as number 1 trying to keep a lid on Jack Crusher lawlz
The same applies to Jeri Ryan herself. As an actress that has been involved in the franchise for over 25 years now, she always respected the fans and the love they have for Star Trek. Her reaction to the promotion is clearly genuine and the culmination of all of her hard work and respect for what she did starting out working alongside the first female starship Captain in Kathryn Janeway. Having Tim Russ there as Tuvok to bestow the promotion gave it that little extra that would give anyone remotely familiar with Voyager tears. Now she gets to take it one step further and join Shatner and Stewart in an elite club of those who are bestowed the honor and responsibility of commanding the starship Enterprise. "The book she writes is going to be great".
*I sincerely hope that Seven gets her OWN series in the future!*
For sure, and hopefully, we are talking about it one year's time.
Hopefully it happens
Maybe not a series, but a movie. I read today that Paramount+ is looking into doing Star Trek movies (like the just-announced Section 31 movie) rather than series.
@@samtime2711 not even greenlit or in pre-production, we're looking at 2 or 3 years
@david brand dang kill joy lol, that said, you're more than likely, still I wonder what will take Stat trek picard slot next year due having to point where all most ever two months something new is coming out with SNW, lower decks, SD. And picard, you think they may be low-key about greenlight and using the ending as tie thing gage interest?
I loved how it was Tuvok who gave her, her promotion it’s some poeient I am happy Shaw gave her the best review
And yet he still felt it was right to force her to use her human name over her PREFERRED name.
You can be by the book all you want but ANY captain should know that a person has a right to use their preferred name.
@@jeremydale4548 Uh, you realized he was wrong and called her by her preferred name at the end right?
It should have been Janeway. An admiral should be the one to do a field promotion
@@joshuaplotkin8826it would have been in an ideal world, but they literally ran out of money for the last season so wouldn't have been able to afford having Kate do it.
Her acting is so good here.
Both of them.
Some good acting chemistry in that little bit..
I never thought I'd get so emotional over a one season character. I'll miss you Shaw. You were one of the best Star Fleet had to offer.
And thank you, Todd Stashwick, for portraying such a wonderfully multifaceted character. It was a joy to watch you bring Shaw to life. :)
Gone to soon.
Despite being a dip**** from Chicago.
And then he got a bunch of the cast, Jeri Ryan included, to play Dungeons and Dragons-I kid you not.
Trek Culture said it best on Ups and Downs; It's amazing how we went from "This is the WORST character in all of Star Trek" in Ep 1 to "If Shaw dies we riot" by the end of the season.
Tuvok is so damn proud! How fitting that a fellow Voyager member gives her the good news! A+
Man the beautiful compliment by Liam Shaw was very touching and Heartwarming to Seven of 9. We need to see more Ian Shaw in a future storyline like Star Trek Legacy. Those adventures need to happen right away.
Liam*
@@jblonar thanks
I was there right up to the throwing away and rewriting of the book.
That reminded me this is a secret hideout production. They hate writing characters who stand by rules and regs…. But this is where they ultimately fail to understand what they writing for. They are writing for members of an institution that role every emergency service and scientific department into one machine called Starfleet. It need rules… and as Kirk once said, ‘We don’t send robots into space because rules are meant for perfect situations. But you won’t find perfect situations to apply the rules to. That’s why we go with our machines and computers. To make the situation fit the rules, or the other way around.’
Secret Hideouts infatuation with throwing the book away and rewriting it is the antithesis of respecting the last generation. Because the last generation was given a book too… and they added to and adapted it. They didn’t toss it away like garbage,
Annika Hansen / Seven of Nine becomes Captain.
Admiral Kathryn Janeway will be so proud.
@@sonicxrich0789 Also Seven -
"Captains log... Dammitdammitdammit... I was trying to get away from Raffi so I went the command route. The one place I was sure Raffi couldn't follow me and now she's here on my ship! After abandoning her child, treating Jean Luc like garbage I know it's only a matter of time before she turns on me... I hope I can get Jack ready to replace her."
I've always loved Seven; Jeri Ryan is a brilliant actor. Seven's overwhelmed with by emotion, yet remains so understated and intense it's remarkable. Shaw of all people makes sure Seven finds her true place in Starfleet as a Captain. It starts out sounding like an insult yet is the highest of praise: "She's reckless, she's unrelenting, doesn't give a damn about protocol or procedure, however She is brave, and loyal, and the book that she writes it going to be great, and the rules that she breaks, maybe they were broken to begin with". Watching the recording Seven finally understands Shaw. She believed he selected her as First Officer to torture her as an ex-Borg; the truth is very different. People are complicated. Shaw has PTSD because of the Borg, yet he holds Seven in the highest regard. Seven's journey is remarkable; that entire journey has led her to this point. The last thing Seven would have ever imagined 20 years ago is leading a Starship in a massive battle and using what the Borg did to her against her will to combat and help defeat the Borg as all that remains of Starfleet. Seven thinks she's going to be told she's being thrown out of Starfleet for what she's done, but that the real reason she'll be thrown our is because of Who she is, and instead she's made the Captain of the Enterprise G based on her character, her heroics, and the recommendations of Shaw. That's some incredible storytelling. There is greatness here; I'm deeply grateful for the remarkable writing and acting. Todd Stashwick is a great actor and is amazing as Shaw; don't take my word for it, Jeri Ryan has repeatedly said it in interviews and the two have already become very close friends.
Bob A. Hearing Shaw's words from the grave so to speak is like finally getting approval from a parent who doesn't understand you.
You long for those moments.... And you wonder if they ever will happen and when they do happen..... It is profoundly moving.
7 had a weight on her shoulders that very few people can possibly as she worked her way into Starfleet.
Remember she was rejected by Starfleet at first. To finally win the the approval of a man who hated what she had been was the last hurdle she needed to clear.
Shaw, even with borg PTSD, shows how humanity in that Era has overcome the things Roddenberry said were a thing of the past. That shows the quality of the writing, they didn't have to EXPLAIN it, just show it and let the audience and characters react and relate.
This is why STD is such garbage. Look at me! I'm non-binary, look at me, we are gay, gay kiss. Look at me, emotions and crying because I can't solve the problem! Waaaaaaaaaaah!!!!!
I loved this scene. I also couldn't help but notice that almost everything Shaw says about Seven could be said about Janeway. Tuvok himself called her reckless. Seven has become very much like her mentor.
@@martinee2903that's why it was ironic that Seven and Kathryn butted heads so much .... as Kathryn was the very one molding Seven back to being human.
and it was ironic that VERY qualities that Shaw described in his recommendation for her promotion ... were the EXACT qualities that irked her Voyager crewmates when Kathryn freed her from the Borg. it's like ... everyone had to realize that Seven wasn't the problem child after all.
The musical nod to Voyager there at the end was 🥲
"resignation denied....Captain!"
This qoute hit me...🥺
Jeri killed this scene, it made me emotional!! Great job guys!!!! Now I need a tissue!!!
I'm still getting PTSD vibes from Shaw saying 'maybe the rules were broken to begin with.'
I love how Tuvok “smiled” at the end. Loved the whole season. Surprised about Ro Laren, Data’s return, and of course the resurrection of the Enterprise D.
Data didn't return. That was a copy.
@@kerryedavis good enough for me.
This single tear falling get's me EVERY SINGLE TIME...
Captain Shaw! Nothing like I expected and everything I enjoyed watching him in action!😎🖖🏾
Shaw had a great arc. Fans' attitude about him did a 180 over the course of the season.
I love how Seven has changed through time. Definately a favourite charactor and not just because shes gorgeous
One of the finest scenes in all of Star Trek. And a bleeping tear-jerker
What a joy decent writing (and acting) is. I initially thought that Shaw was just going to be another Jellico, but he turned out to be so much better.
Its funny all of the hell Shaw gave seven and she never realized how much he saw something great in her....a CAPTAIN! :)
Leaders give the right push when one sees it…
@@fortminor85 i agree I honestly think Tukov has been waiting for this day everything shaw said he already knew by heart that Seven was that and more...but he even saw what she was capable of even if she didn't
In the end he did acknowledge her just before he died.
@@OptimusWombat True
As an old guy and a Trek fan from the very beginning (TOS), I must say that Seven is my all-time favorite Trek character. Jeri Ryan absolutely kills it in this role. As she and I have both aged, her sexiness has done nothing but grow. Is that even possible? Well, Seven/Jeri Ryan remove all doubt. Very well done. CBS/Paramount+ need to keep the momentum rolling. Shows take too long to debut. They need to step up and get the Capt. Seven era off the ground in 2024. She will be great, I have no doubt. I also believe Speleers will be great on the crew of Titan.
Annika Hansen / Seven of Nine becomes Captain of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-G)
Admiral Kathryn Janeway will be so proud. 🌟
Would of liked to see admiral Janeway commanding the defense of the station ..
Not just captain. Captain of the Enterprise-G, the new flagship of Starfleet.
I just realized something.
There have been a total of 9 Enterprises featured in media now (the main timeliness, not the Kelvin timeline). And 7 of those are lettered ships, one of which is the Enterprise-G, which Annika is now the captain of.
Get it? The SEVENTH lettered Enterprise of NINE total? Quite the interesting coincidence, isn't it?
It seems that a lot of Captains of the Enterprise tends to break the rules. Seven will fit right in.
Perhaps because some of the rules are more interesting in their fracture than in their adherence. Even Picard could break the Prime Directive when needed. Kirk was not bothered by it that much. Archer didn't HAVE a Prime Directive right away anyway.
Breaking the rules comes with the job of being captain of a USS Enterprise
Some of those rules have to be broken. Even Spock, a man of the law dared oppose the General Orders of Starfleet to save Captain Pike from a lifetime of entrapment, although he got an exemption later on.
Honorable mention to Ben Sisko, though not Enterprise captain, In The Pale Moonlight showed just how determined he was to get true results despite the rules. That, as well as the radiation weapon attack on the Maquis planet
Like Kirk and his temporal infractions. The man was a menace.
A fitting final present from Liam Shaw
Love how they made it clear that while he had some difficulties in properly showing it, Shaw had a deep respect and admiration for Seven. And that he knew he was being an asshole.
It's a delicate balance. Using his trauma to explain but not justify his assholery, it's some layers here and Stashwick showed himself an amazing actor to be able to deliver all of those parts of Shaw.
I feel like the way Shaw was handled was what sets this season apart from a lot of new Trek. He was an asshole and not perfect by any means, but he had depth with his trauma explaining why he was the way he was, grew past that. He was ultimately on the same team as the main cast.
A lesser show would have just made him an asshole who gets put in his place and discarded.
The Captaincy of the new Enterprise could not be in better hands than those of Seven of Nine - former tertiary adjunct of unamatrix zero one. May that great bird of the Galaxy fly to even greater heights under the command of Seven and her crew.
Captain Shaw's given a very moving and powerful endorsement for Seven. And not to worry, given his popularity among fandom I think we might see him having his own 'resurrection' like Spock and Data in a future "Trek" series. Fingers crossed!
Q is back, that means anything can happen.
And Shax from Lower Decks
@@thetimelapsesketchbook.9088 And Jack must've carried lots of fresh nanoprobes from his little adventure inside the Borg cube 😊
I definitely hopes he comes back, if Star Trek Legacy goes ahead, because he has a lot of potential with character development, he learned a lot from the TNG cast.
@@thetimelapsesketchbook.9088 Great minds think alike. As soon as I saw Q I thought "Shaw is coming back baby!!!"
Seven of Nine, Captain of the USS Enterprise. Just let that sink in for a moment.
Nice how the scene opening parallels the ending of Star Trek Undiscovered Country with Kirk's Enterprise and Sulu's Excelsior sailing off together.
Seven's entire arc this seasons is textbook how you replace the old and bring up the new. If they had just dropped her in at Captain of the Enterprise on the first episode fans would of likely raged like crazy at it. But by giving her Shaw, a character she had to earn the respect of, and a character the fans could really love, they allowed her to grow into this position naturally through action and bravery. We loved the character already from Voyager, but that character wasn't ready to be a captain, and even through-out Picard she wasn't. Shaw's influence molded her for the captain's chair just like Janeway's influence restored her humanity. Now if they continue this with Star Trek Legacy, they can further grow her character, and her interactions alongside Jack will be interesting considering both of their Borg histories.
Todd Stashwick's performance, especially in the fourth episode in the holodeck... just freaking floored me. goddamn.
They have to do a series which th 7 of 9 as captain. An unconventional captain and crew, breaking the rules, rewriting the rules, and doing great things, would bring a breathe of fresh air into the franchise.
As soon as Jeri figures out what her going out phrase is!
Ok Paramount, once all these strikes are done-make it the hell so.
Bring it on Paramount Pictures let's go all the way!!!!!!!!!!!
Tim Russ did such a fantastic job. He managed to convey so much pride and emotion while showing virtually none. Bravo.
It’s great to see Jeri Ryan’s journey from the catsuit to the Captain of a starship. Kudos to this scene.
Seven still wears it in her private time. I am sure of it!
Best line and most human thing Tuvok has ever said "Resignation denied, Captain!"
“Add : “ You saved us ALL” - Tuvok
There was that one Voyager episode where some transporter accident changes him into a fun but lazy guy and they end up changing him back. He acted more human there than a lot of the humans on Star Trek.
@@sarahberkner totally different situation
Never seen Seven cry as a human other than when Icheb risked his life to save her. What a great moment. Honestly this whole show has been more about making Seven an even more important character than Picard.
Seven's evolution was a subplot for the TNG reunion tour. It was VERY intentional.
Seven of Nine has the spirit of the greatest federation captain, one James T. Kirk.
That smallest hint of a grin when Tukok calls her, "Captain" - that is why he was my second favorite Vulcan and my favorite Voyager character. Leonard Nimoy wrote the book on how to play a Vulcan, but Tim Russ wrote the second volume.
This is one of the best scenes in the whole Star Trek franchise IMHO. Wonderful scene!
I love seeing Seven smile, her smile has always been great and seeing her cry tears of amazement and joy in this scene made me wanna cry, just so much emotion from a character who has struggled with feelings in the past
Jeri Ryan killed it in this scene!
This is so cool Seven of Nine really deserved this promotion.
And best thing. On whitch ship is 7 mow Captain ? The freaking Enterprise !
The musical score in this season was amazing. When Tuvok informs Seven of her promotion to Captain, we hear just a little bit of the Voyager theme.
Omg Captain Katharine Janeway would be so proud wish she was in this scene as well congratulations seven of Nine 😢
*Admiral
In a way, she was. Tuvok is not mentioned or shown as having a ship...I suspect he was Admiral Janeway's adjutant. So you could say she was directly involved in Seven's promotion.
The eyebrow raise from tuvok he’s still got it the second best vulcan in star trek
Mine is T`Pol (Jolene Blalock) Maybie you know her from Star Trek Enterprise.
Ngl kinda wished Janeway was there too beside Tuvok but I'm happy with this too
The cinematography of seven, watching through Shaw's hologram, directly to the true Tuvok is extremely underrated.
And yet people like to complain about the lighting being low, which I get but I still think the cinematography is so much improved over TNG. Also the uniforms look less like pajamas, but I think that's been the case for a while.
There’s a small bit of character growth for Tuvok here. When he was an ensign on the Excelsior, he publicly protested Sulu’s flagrant disregard of regulations. Now, he’s giving a promotion to someone for doing exactly that. He has a greater appreciation for the values of loyalty and trust.
When he refers to her as Seven of Nine, I got chills.
id love a new series with 7of 9 as Captain of the Enterprise and a little more of Shaw. Bringing Q back was interesting...
Im pretty sure its going to happen you dont set something that big up and just leave it there especially with the extra Q element at the end
@@Goldtaker23 I have a sneaking suspicion that this is what Q was doing for the last 20 years after he told Picard the trial never ends.
Tormenting his son.
@Captain Cosmos Yea you must be right it makes a lot of sense if ye said it never ends that means he will trial Jack's kids and their kids etc by the sounds of it
@@Goldtaker23 the Picard family curse... way better than beverlys...
@@zarakikenpachi-ds1ud For sure 😆
Shaw " that's something a changeling would say".😂
This is one of the best scene.
That fact that, as it turns out, Shaw respected her from the beginning made me tear up.
I suspected that's why he was so angry at her. Then he realized. She's breaking his broken rules.
@@Mellowcanuck33 He was angry at her because of his borg induced PTSD lol.
Indeed you can tell Tuvok is proud of Seven
Just love 7 of 9 my favorite Star Trek character of all tyme and she deserves her own series like Janeway'/!!!
I was seriously, SERIOUSLY, expecting Janeway to walk in and place the pip on her 😥😭 and her saying something like Ensign Kim would be proud.
LOL still an ensign 😂
Now that's just good Trek writing 👍
Its pretty awesome to see Seven as a character grow so much, from struggling to be an individual to being captain of the Enterprise, damn.
Also that shot of the D and the Titan/G (both old and the young), pretty great.
Best cliffhanger ever. ❤️
If they won't bring him back from the dead, give him a prequel series. Even a limited one. Todd Stashwick earned it.
Just bring him back as a golem. Easily solved.
Now , who did not get somewhat teary eyed at that clip???? I became a happy
What makes this scene so powerful is while others supported and encouraged her, Shaw is the one who gives her what she always wanted.
Recognition.
While others have looked at her with pride, respect and admiration, he saw her. This is a pure "I see you" moment
Nice moment for seven getting promoted to captain
Jeri Ryan was, and remains, one of the most beautiful women in the world. ❤. IMHO of course.
Not just a Captain, Captain of that very ship, which then was Rechristened into the New Federation Flagship following the Enterprise-F’s Retirement to the Fleet-Museum.
Hopefully Kate Mulgrew saw this. From what we’ve heard she wasn’t exactly too professional towards Jeri Ryan back in the day. Knowing this was likely done with a tennis ball and someone reading the line off screen, Jeri Ryan did a remarkable job conveying all her emotions from embarrassment, sadness, respect and appreciation all without saying a word. This is “just a sci-fi show” and as such, will likely never get the respect of Hollywood award shows - even though Hollywood is littered with every stupid superhero movie imaginable right now. Jeri Ryan is the real deal. She is a legitimate actor. Well done.
Actually Todd read that play back to her so she saw him when she read it. I believe I also saw an interview that Jeri actually did cry during that scene. Editing is a wonderful thing.
Yeah. That said they buried the hatchet apparently. Kate Mulgrew agreed that she wasn't being remotely fair and while they may or may not be friends they're on good terms now.
UGHHH this scene beginning with Enterprise - D and Titan hits so much harder knowing Titan becomes Enterprise - G and seeing them side by side like that is UGHHHHHHH TERRY MATALAS so good
Good for Seven! Jeri Ryan took the role and ran with it. There is quite a character arc here that would not have been possible without Jeri's work to make the character more 3D. She could have just been the hot chick, but she made it more. Her being cast in this series is proof of that.
Just seeing Tim russ back as tuvok was fucking brilliant
I have watched this scene over& over...STILL brings tears to my eyes 😢, my greatest hope is these characters/stars..live long & prosper 🖖
Seven will make a fine Captain...thanks for sharing this...I hope we get the Legacy series
Her character is seriously one of the best aspects of Picard recently in addition to having the TNG staff there.... But that boldly going into a battle is what Star Trek needs far more of... That sense of danger and adventure
Shaw's death added gravitas to the series no doubt but it's too bad he's dead. He had an interesting personality. Had his weaknesses. Was an ass at times and arrogant but honest and direct. Had a good sense of humour, was resourceful, courageous, and took no crap from anyone. Why did it take them so long to give us a good new ST character.
Fanboying over Geordie was brilliant as well
Whatever the reasons, people should have made it work so that Janeway was the cameo in this scene
“By the book, by god the book is boring!” 😂
I wonder how many people felt that one? As a career soldier I know I did.
I've never been in the military but I actually like following the rules except for when they are ridiculous or don't work for the situation, which is bound to happen sometimes. But in some cases someone has already figured out the best way to do things and there's a reason for the rule.
@@sarahberknerI’m a big rule follower myself to be honest but I will admit that some rules seem absurd or are absolute ball aches to comply with 😅
The icing on the cake would of been Janeway coming out, and putting a hand on Tuvoks shoulder and just smiling!
This scene.... one of the best Star Fleet Captain moments.
No matter how many times I watch this scene, always gets me in the feels.
I so called it with the transporter being used to get rid of the Borg in the under-25 yr olds, and also weeding out the Changelings as well. And I love the face-to-face reunion of Seven and Tuvok, it's come full-circle.