I like to think Cochrane almost immediately understood the significance of the Enterprise when he saw her through the telescope. It could have been anything...except he saw his own warp theory and design in the ship, even though it was 300 years ahead. Federation ships still have the classic human warp assembly and hull arrangement he pioneered right from the beginning. Of course, that ending though. I guess he wanted it much sooner in this timeline, heh.
One of the best star trek movies, and the greatest scenes are just the dialogue. The lore and implications of these scenes really bring the weight of the state of humanity, which is intrinsically tied to the them of the show, is just so well executed. And well acted. It takes a certain grace to act in a way that serves the script, but doesn't seek the spotlight from the theme which is more important than any one actor or ego.
you're very bitter over some fictional piece of work. Why is that? Also, you belong to this "primitive species". Have you included yourself in that behavior?
I have this theory that the Enterprise going back in time and showing him what potential the future had was what made him act benevolent to the Vulcans. The very presence in history is what caused the divergence point between our universe and the mirror universe.
That is a good point. Frankly, given how humanity is portrayed in that setting, it makes more sense for them to attack the Vulcans, even more so after getting attacked by the Borg.
As a Brit, our first HMS Enterprise was captured from the French, their L'Enterprise. Enterprise - the word itself sums up something cheeky and bold about the human spirit, beyond borders and times.
In the box just below this video where TH-cam typically tries to sell me more complete videos, today it is trying to sell me 5 episodes of Babylon 5. Wrong series. The ending is the funniest thing I have seen in at least a month.
Now more than ever i would very much like this, if all this happens in 2060s without ww3 i would be thrilled because we're not liking where we currently are. It's like we're stuck in some crazy in between where we don't know what to do with ourselves and the frivolous things of the past are now boring us. Time for that next big thing me thinks but no more of the novelty frivolous things.
If only we this was real. Imagine if were capable of creating something that will lead to another species coming to this planet to let us know they there is life somewhere.
@@99bulldog - I disagree. Some of it would be from fear, but the response to fear would be malice. Society has shown us that time and time again, throughout history.
True but would be anticipated, and the technology would be destroyed as Mankind is deemed "too primitive" to take its place among the stars. An alternative future dooming mankind to another thousand years of darkness.
@@AzguardMike My cousin is an Evangelical. She'd probably ask God to strike / smite them heathern ( heathen ) monsters from Hell. Then she'd grab a shootin' iron.
Star Trek Next Generation, like the original Star Trek, followed Modernist ideas from the Enlightenment: humans are rational, and the human race improves itself by its own efforts. That is why I liked Battlestar Galactica, the 2000s reboot. BSG was post-modern; at times you wanted to root for the Cylons over the disordered human race.
@@RobTheSquire you can easily tell the scenes apart from the beginning. The terran version focusses on the bearded man, the original version doesn't do that.
The Mirror Verse in Star Trek Enterprise. That part really shouldn't exist at all because of a change in the past. One change no matter how small it is makes people make different choices. No timeline is the same.
sure. the mirror-verse is just an outlet for the writers to write "bad guy stories" with existing characters. there is absolutely no way, it could exist scientifically.
I was thinking throughout the entire video about how funny would be if you'd spliced in the mirror universe version of events. And god dammit if you didn't do it XD
it's from the tv show the Enterprise, dark mirror or something like that. it was a 2 part episode in a pareal universe where humans are warm like fascist. it was also in the star trek classic as well as the new star trek Packard.
With all of his contributions, it makes me wonder why there was never a USS Cochrane in the fleet. You'd think with all that he did, the least he could get is a ship named after him. I guess he wasn't as important as they made him out to be.
@Mulder495 You're right, but what shows up, in my opinion, is far worse than if they hadn't had a USS Chocrane ship at all. On the official list of Federation ships, it shows up twice, which is weird. One vessel has zero distinction or information, and the other is an Oberth Class vessel, which is a civilian operated vessel. Obviously, it was just a canonical creation and addition, which was only included for lore. And yeah, this inclusion is worse than if they didn't have a vessel named after Chocrane! An oberth class? That ship is a slap in the face to the man who started it all! Did you hear what Riker said? None of it, would be possible without Chocrane, but he gets an Oberth Class vessel? With everything that Riker said, the USS Chocrane should have been, at the very least, a Constitution Class vessel with tremendous notoriety, and adventures, under its operation. The USS Chocrane should have been featured prominently in movies and TV shows, but it's nowhere to be found in any movie or TV show, which makes my original statement true. Plus, after Riker's talk up, you'd think that a ship bearing that name would not be some random one-off, fan-service side reference on some list that no one ever looks at. Yeah, my original statement loses no traction. These obscure mentions on this "official" list mean absolutely nothing. I say all this respectfully, of course. And, I do thank you for pointing out that this ship, or these ships, on the list.
@@Brakvash Even William Shatner is unable to do it. The one time Kirk is shown doing so, William Shatner had his fingers tied together to make it work, Zachary Quinto couldn't do it at first either, he had to glue his fingers together for the scene when he gives Spock Prime the salute.
I’m a big turtle fan. And I always made the Vulcan salute to mirror three fingers not knowing I was doing the salute. So do to practice being a turtle I can do it with both hands.
Hey everybody hey people what episode was this? I am a big Star Trek fan I used to watch next Generation Star Trek every night and the 1990s and early 2000s! My AI computer does not know which episode this was! Which episode was this people please help by letting me know what episode number!
A lovely dream but it’s never going to happen. I have become increasingly cynical as I’ve gotten older, somewhat depressing. I severely doubt that mankind will ever reach the point that we are able to cooperate like that and learning that there is other life out there it would be just as likely to cause us to become conquerors as it would be to become explorers
Funny cause after world war 3 in lore. Being clinical was the default emotion till first contact. After that, it was optimism and actual hope decades after ww3
I was all smiling & happy seeing that ending (like I always do seeing ST: First Contact) then that ending came outta left field and I was like WTF!!! 😳😳😳 Now that is more realistic of the humanity we know of today unfortunately. 😂🤔😞
The 24th century ship (2300's) is likely far more advanced then anything the vulcans had back then The Vulcans were likely between Star Trek Enterprise and Star Trek TOS technology in 2063 when the Phoenix was launched. Minor Electronic Warfare and Impulse/Heat Dispersal from the future worked wonders. 240 years is a long time. We didn't even have electricity or radio or airplanes 120 years ago. Tech changes fast.
I think Worf said something about moon gravitational field that masked the enterprise warp signature from detecting from vulcan at the end of the film.
You know its pretty funny that in BBT when Sheldon gets scared of the crime in Pasadena he decides to move to Bozeman Montana and doesn't even mention Star Trek or Zefram Cochrane.
That is apparently how it happened in the Mirror Universe 🤯 I think their are Mirror Universe counterparts of both Riker, La Forge & Picard, there was in a Star Trek novel dealing with some interactions with the Mirror Universe however not sure if these are cannon or lore (not sure of correct terminology). Incidentally I was not referring to Data's older Brother 'Lore'
I believe in extraterrestrials 👽. The universe is a big place, can we really be the only dominant life forms out here? Why don’t they (aliens) come and unite with us? I have no idea. 🤷♂️
Maybe maybe not. But either way, we have enough problems to deal with to have to worry about extraterrestrial interference. Any contact with an alien race at this point is not a sign of good things to come.
There are multiple reasons why they don't come to us. Maybe it's because they're too far away from us. Maybe it's because they don't want anything to do with us. Or maybe it's because they have their own Prime Directive that prohibits them from contacting us.
That's easy. It's all about distance and time. Our footprint in space is so infinitesimal and the Milky Way so vast that another civilization, even with spacefaring capability, wouldn't even know we exist.
I like to think Cochrane almost immediately understood the significance of the Enterprise when he saw her through the telescope. It could have been anything...except he saw his own warp theory and design in the ship, even though it was 300 years ahead. Federation ships still have the classic human warp assembly and hull arrangement he pioneered right from the beginning.
Of course, that ending though. I guess he wanted it much sooner in this timeline, heh.
unfortunate that its a fantasy
unfortunate that its a fantasy
That was a twist ending!
Ohhh he said the name of the show!
Wow. You just got that....
What show? These are the historical documents! Arr aar! 😂🤓😎🖖🏻
ROLL CREDITS! Bing!!
Me and my buddy Leo saw this in theaters, he started whistling and pointed when that happened 😑 I hope he's doing ok
“…..on some kind of star trek?……”
I watched this in a theater and when he took off his hood and revealed himself as a Vulcan, everyone clapped and cheered !!!
Think I read somewhere that the Vulcan was either Skon ( Sarek’s grandfather) or Solkar ( his father).
Predictable
the ending scene is from star trek enterprise series where they depict the mirror universe zefram meeting vulcans
Zefram Cochran:"On some kinda Star Trek"
Me: Roll credits.
Quoting Cinema Sins? Lame AF
@@VuotoPneumaNN and proud of it.
@@ethansmedley3386 cinema sins is a cool channel hello from Scotland :D
early cinema sins would despise current cinema sins.
The way that Riker looks to Troi in that scene. That, for him, the change isn't just ships and planets. It's a person, standing right before him.
My fav part of this movie, Troi getting drunk 🎉
One of the best star trek movies, and the greatest scenes are just the dialogue. The lore and implications of these scenes really bring the weight of the state of humanity, which is intrinsically tied to the them of the show, is just so well executed. And well acted. It takes a certain grace to act in a way that serves the script, but doesn't seek the spotlight from the theme which is more important than any one actor or ego.
Deanna was probably thinking: "Mr. Clemens took this better than him..."
Great mix of futures.
Now let’s send Mariner and Boimler back in time to set it all right.
The ending is how it would likely go down on this clown world. Primitive species indeed. 🙄
you're very bitter over some fictional piece of work. Why is that?
Also, you belong to this "primitive species". Have you included yourself in that behavior?
I think we might be on the stupid timeline, or maybe even the self-destruct timeline.
I half expected the humans to start blasting. The Enterprise episode was super good.
I have this theory that the Enterprise going back in time and showing him what potential the future had was what made him act benevolent to the Vulcans. The very presence in history is what caused the divergence point between our universe and the mirror universe.
That is a good point. Frankly, given how humanity is portrayed in that setting, it makes more sense for them to attack the Vulcans, even more so after getting attacked by the Borg.
Sadly the mirror universe is how humanity will actually react to this scenario.
@@reidboggs4344 Your theory is illogical.
@@agm8554 it’s called a causality loop and it isn’t the first time it’s shown up in Trek.
That last scene just makes me miss enterprise so much lol.
dominic keating and connor trinneer have a podcast called shuttlepod that you might enjoy. they also have a youtube channel.
Really is too bad we didn't get more seasons. Wasn't a huge fan of the time travel stuff initially; however, it kinda grew on me.
Last scene, the Mirror Universe.
There will always be an Enterprise...ever since we captured her from the British...she has flown true and far! 🥰
As a Brit, our first HMS Enterprise was captured from the French, their L'Enterprise. Enterprise - the word itself sums up something cheeky and bold about the human spirit, beyond borders and times.
@@marcvesper The Enterprise is a HUMAN TREASURE, at least what she symbolizes.
HOLY CRAP YOU GOT ME! LMFAO that was awesome!
In the box just below this video where TH-cam typically tries to sell me more complete videos, today it is trying to sell me 5 episodes of Babylon 5. Wrong series.
The ending is the funniest thing I have seen in at least a month.
"Poverty, disease, war. They'll all be gone in 50 years"
One day, we will actually say this for real.
& then we decipher a book that was given to us by an alien : TO SERVE MAN. 😁😬
No we won't.
Now more than ever i would very much like this, if all this happens in 2060s without ww3 i would be thrilled because we're not liking where we currently are. It's like we're stuck in some crazy in between where we don't know what to do with ourselves and the frivolous things of the past are now boring us. Time for that next big thing me thinks but no more of the novelty frivolous things.
If only we this was real. Imagine if were capable of creating something that will lead to another species coming to this planet to let us know they there is life somewhere.
A few years later Worf somehow damages the E
It wasn't his fault.
I KNEW it! 🤣 Anything else would’ve been a missed opportunity. Good job. 👍
Ahh yeah, that ending... the better future for Mankind! 😎
THAT ENDING THOUGH!!! 🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀 WTF! 💀💀💀🤣😂
That's from the alternate universe and how the Terran Empire got started.
@@99bulldog- Sadly, I feel that's how it really would go if first contact happened this day & age, he he. 😢
@@AXG1981 If it did it would most likely be out of fear rather than malice.
@@99bulldog - I disagree. Some of it would be from fear, but the response to fear would be malice. Society has shown us that time and time again, throughout history.
@@AXG1981 It's not how it went. We have to wait till they declassify the documents and reveal what happened 50 years ago.
Sadly Ending is the most probably situation which might happen in Reality 😢
True but would be anticipated, and the technology would be destroyed as Mankind is deemed "too primitive" to take its place among the stars. An alternative future dooming mankind to another thousand years of darkness.
But it was the birth of the Terran Empire.
@@DonaldClossonOsedax you mean Terran?
Typical American reaction. "shoot it! It aint American yeeehaaw!"
@@AzguardMike My cousin is an Evangelical. She'd probably ask God to strike / smite them heathern ( heathen ) monsters from Hell. Then she'd grab a shootin' iron.
Funny as hell alternate ending.... LOL. But, in truth, closer to how humans really behave.
Star Trek Next Generation, like the original Star Trek, followed Modernist ideas from the Enlightenment: humans are rational, and the human race improves itself by its own efforts. That is why I liked Battlestar Galactica, the 2000s reboot. BSG was post-modern; at times you wanted to root for the Cylons over the disordered human race.
Troi is an alien with skills that she can perhaps prove that she is not an earthling.
I thought she was human
@@robtru84 Half-human. Her father was a human Starfleet officer while her mother was a Betazoid.
She has Betazoid blood and human blood. The only ones who could be there were her and Picard, Riker, Geordi and Beverly ( all human) who were there.
Every time I see the vulcan ship landing I imagine Cochrane pulling out a shotgun. Strange!
It would have been more funny is Gary "Baba Booey" Dell'Abate stepped out of the ship and said, "both I'm here to show you tomorrow's twoday."
Lmao I love you put that last part in
Long Live the Terran Empire
2:40 the quote you were looking for. Thank me later
I love the peep shows 😂😂😂
In a mirror darkly😂😂😂
OMG that ending.... hahaha
lol..I was wondering if that end scene would be put in.
@@RobTheSquire you can easily tell the scenes apart from the beginning. The terran version focusses on the bearded man, the original version doesn't do that.
You are just going to be the one who completely changes history, no pressure...
It's like Close encounters of the third kind.
The Mirror Verse in Star Trek Enterprise. That part really shouldn't exist at all because of a change in the past. One change no matter how small it is makes people make different choices. No timeline is the same.
sure. the mirror-verse is just an outlet for the writers to write "bad guy stories" with existing characters. there is absolutely no way, it could exist scientifically.
How did you come to that conclusion?
as soon as i heard it skip, i knew hahahaha
😂😂😂😂 always wondered how the Vulcans ended up joining the Terran Empire in the Mirror Universe.🖖🏽
Hail to the Terain Empire!
4:40 Ha, i KNEW it! 🤣
*plot bubble….
GEORDI’S EYES!!!!
… it’s a Star Trek…
I was thinking throughout the entire video about how funny would be if you'd spliced in the mirror universe version of events. And god dammit if you didn't do it XD
He should have known in that Jordi has Grey eyes.
Something familiar about Riker's jacket... That yellow patch... Almost...
I dont remember that part of the show...
it's from the tv show the Enterprise, dark mirror or something like that.
it was a 2 part episode in a pareal universe where humans are warm like fascist.
it was also in the star trek classic as well as the new star trek Packard.
With all of his contributions, it makes me wonder why there was never a USS Cochrane in the fleet. You'd think with all that he did, the least he could get is a ship named after him. I guess he wasn't as important as they made him out to be.
There is a U.S.S. Cochrane; NCC 59318.
@Mulder495 You're right, but what shows up, in my opinion, is far worse than if they hadn't had a USS Chocrane ship at all. On the official list of Federation ships, it shows up twice, which is weird. One vessel has zero distinction or information, and the other is an Oberth Class vessel, which is a civilian operated vessel. Obviously, it was just a canonical creation and addition, which was only included for lore.
And yeah, this inclusion is worse than if they didn't have a vessel named after Chocrane! An oberth class? That ship is a slap in the face to the man who started it all! Did you hear what Riker said? None of it, would be possible without Chocrane, but he gets an Oberth Class vessel? With everything that Riker said, the USS Chocrane should have been, at the very least, a Constitution Class vessel with tremendous notoriety, and adventures, under its operation. The USS Chocrane should have been featured prominently in movies and TV shows, but it's nowhere to be found in any movie or TV show, which makes my original statement true.
Plus, after Riker's talk up, you'd think that a ship bearing that name would not be some random one-off, fan-service side reference on some list that no one ever looks at. Yeah, my original statement loses no traction. These obscure mentions on this "official" list mean absolutely nothing. I say all this respectfully, of course. And, I do thank you for pointing out that this ship, or these ships, on the list.
the Vulcan salute is not difficult to do -- I don't know why they always make it seem like it is
Depends which hand you use
Some people are unable to do it.
@@Brakvash Even William Shatner is unable to do it. The one time Kirk is shown doing so, William Shatner had his fingers tied together to make it work, Zachary Quinto couldn't do it at first either, he had to glue his fingers together for the scene when he gives Spock Prime the salute.
I’m a big turtle fan. And I always made the Vulcan salute to mirror three fingers not knowing I was doing the salute. So do to practice being a turtle I can do it with both hands.
There seems to be alot of conflict for no wars
Solkar didn't make Ambassador.
lol 😂😂😂 u got me
"Why not?"
Bit of good luck that it was the Vulcans. Would have been bad if it had been klingons or some race like that.
Hey everybody hey people what episode was this? I am a big Star Trek fan I used to watch next Generation Star Trek every night and the 1990s and early 2000s! My AI computer does not know which episode this was! Which episode was this people please help by letting me know what episode number!
It was a MOVIE!!! Star Trek First Contact !!!
"'Star Trek?!?' That sounds so stupid! Literally no one would ever put those words together to describe what we do."
He said the thing!!! 😮
and thats why no aliens visit us :D
Not the ending I remember..
It is Star Trek.™ Duh!
F.t.l. is so simple, I thought s.t.o.s. really happened. I was very young. This planet is a lot more primitive than I realised
I had a feeling that the mirror universe version would be shown. Dirty trick!!!
I don't remembered that part 🖖
ROTFLOL!🤣🤣🤣
2:40 - beautiful breaking the 4th wall there
Not just aliens. Elf aliens.
South Korean Space Elves.
For context, Romulans are basically Space North Korea.
How the hell is stretch Cunningham Zefrem Cochran!
4:40
NOOO !
😂
poverty and disease is gone but war is still there
OMG That was fucking funny shit!
Humanity First !!!!!!
She said that famine, poverty, and war will disappear in the next 50 years. lol
What's the lol?
@@sciencefliestothemoon2305 it didn't disappear
@@darwinjina on Earth it did
@@sciencefliestothemoon2305 canon didn't say that
Why the borg didn't land drones baffles me
A lovely dream but it’s never going to happen. I have become increasingly cynical as I’ve gotten older, somewhat depressing. I severely doubt that mankind will ever reach the point that we are able to cooperate like that and learning that there is other life out there it would be just as likely to cause us to become conquerors as it would be to become explorers
Funny cause after world war 3 in lore. Being clinical was the default emotion till first contact. After that, it was optimism and actual hope decades after ww3
Humanity will always be the villains in our story
@@xaviersaavedra7442 so we should be on course fir thus world, After we go through the big events.
Yeap that would be the Real Ending if Gringos are the First to make Contact with Aliens.
I was so NOT expecting the Terran Empire version 😆
Title drop. How long did it take.....what....like the next generation to drop that?
Bam!
i was hoping it be spock! but i get it..
Solkar was Spock's great-grandfather.
This is what happened in the Mirror, Mirror universe, right?
Nice ending! 🤣
I dont remember that ending
@@Smokey298: You realize that video has been edited?
I was all smiling & happy seeing that ending (like I always do seeing ST: First Contact) then that ending came outta left field and I was like WTF!!! 😳😳😳 Now that is more realistic of the humanity we know of today unfortunately. 😂🤔😞
@@AXG1981 doubt it. Mankind is more fearful of the unknown than greedy and murderous.
@@Smokey298 it is from Star Trek: Enterprise (the one with captain Archer) from a mirror-verse episode ("In A Mirror Darkly...")
The person that owns his channel should have put the episode number and the season number what season and what episode was this!
It's a movie.
Why cant the vulcans detect the enterprise hovering above earth?
The 24th century ship (2300's) is likely far more advanced then anything the vulcans had back then
The Vulcans were likely between Star Trek Enterprise and Star Trek TOS technology in 2063
when the Phoenix was launched. Minor Electronic Warfare and Impulse/Heat Dispersal from the future worked wonders.
240 years is a long time. We didn't even have electricity or radio or airplanes 120 years ago. Tech changes fast.
I think Worf said something about moon gravitational field that masked the enterprise warp signature from detecting from vulcan at the end of the film.
I've never seen this movie. Is this what happens?
Have you ever heard the tragedy of Zeprham the pilot? This isn't a video the federation would show you
What the hell was that?!
from the Enterprise tv show dark mirror.
it was a 2 part episode on an different universe..
That was how the Terran Empire welcomes aliens who set foot on their world.
Long live the Terran Empire
WTF? That's not how it happened....
I dont remember this bit of them killing them??
You know its pretty funny that in BBT when Sheldon gets scared of the crime in Pasadena he decides to move to Bozeman Montana and doesn't even mention Star Trek or Zefram Cochrane.
Good begining bad ending lol uss vs iss!
In a mirror darkly
What is this, some kind of, "Star Trek"?
wait this didn't happen they didn't take out a shotgun and kill them thats not how it happen this has been edited
That is apparently how it happened in the Mirror Universe 🤯 I think their are Mirror Universe counterparts of both Riker, La Forge & Picard, there was in a Star Trek novel dealing with some interactions with the Mirror Universe however not sure if these are cannon or lore (not sure of correct terminology). Incidentally I was not referring to Data's older Brother 'Lore'
OP is an alien sympathizer, Long live The Empire.
Lol
That Star Trek line is so cringe
What the f**k?!?! That was NOT Star Trek! Get your future history straight, buddy!
I didn't like that version at the end.
Bait and Switch!
I hope you all gave this video a thumbs DOWN
I believe in extraterrestrials 👽. The universe is a big place, can we really be the only dominant life forms out here? Why don’t they (aliens) come and unite with us? I have no idea. 🤷♂️
Maybe maybe not. But either way, we have enough problems to deal with to have to worry about extraterrestrial interference. Any contact with an alien race at this point is not a sign of good things to come.
@@jeezed2950 You’re right. The smarter we humans get, the more dangerous our world 🌍 becomes. 😱
There are multiple reasons why they don't come to us. Maybe it's because they're too far away from us. Maybe it's because they don't want anything to do with us. Or maybe it's because they have their own Prime Directive that prohibits them from contacting us.
"Why don't they (aliens) can and unite us"
To quote Dr. Crusher "Too Primative"
That's easy. It's all about distance and time. Our footprint in space is so infinitesimal and the Milky Way so vast that another civilization, even with spacefaring capability, wouldn't even know we exist.
Lolwut
They totally violated the Prime Directive here. TNG movies jumped the shark.
so not cool man, not real