The last torpedo fired, at the very end of video...has been and always shall be, the greatest torpedo ever fired in all Star Trek. Live long, and prosper.
Undiscovered Country's depiction of torpedoes during the final battle will always be my favourite. Often, torpedoes are depicted as slow-moving blobs. In that movie, they were depicted as screaming missiles. That one tracking shot of the torpedo that blasts clean through the saucer section still gives me chills to this day.
The depiction of the torpedoes yes... the lack of phaser fire to try to hit the BoP no. (And if anyone says the BoP moves too quickly a blind phaser hit against no shields would do damage)
It was one of the best moments to end a trek fight at the time, outside of wrath of Khan. All the cloak hits, to finally barrage the bird of prey. Epic moment
Sure is one of the best moments yet. I figured that once the prototype bird of prey that could fire while cloaked was destroyed, the Klingons decided to make no more since the Enterprise was able to track its exact location, and if the Enterprise could do it, other ships could too.
Star Trek VII: "They have found a way to penetrate our shields!" Riker: "Remodulate shields and fire phasers on full with a simultaneous spread of torpedos" [End Credits] ps.: fun fact - The famous "Torpedos - full spread" only appeard 5 times in ST Voyager ^^
@@AndersonNeo12 the second best was against the Malon frieghter that tried to block the wormhole through that black space area, remember? That was a good one also.
The photon torpedo sound used in TOS .. was made by recording a steel wound tension wire hit with another piece of metal , screwdriver, etc.... recorded and then slowed down to a sweet spot. First used in War of the Worlds , it was the sound from the green lit manta wing tips, aka, the skeleton ray .... It was later tweaked for Robinson Caruso on Mars .... After that Star Trek TOS ... ! Then reused again, by this time highly modified , George Lucas still wanted a physical recording of that sound and it appears throughout Star Wars in all kinds of places ...! It's just one of the best sounds to convey a powerful bundled energy blast !!! 😁
The most satisfying torpedo had to be the homing torpedo from _The Undiscovered Country._ _Enterprise_ and _Excelsior_ were completely defensive until Bones yelled, "Lock and load!" Chang knew he was finished when he saw that torpedo curve. The saddest... Well, we all know what that was, and I will hear no arguments about it. 🖖
After the Battle of Khitomer, the Klingon Empire never developed another ship capable of firing while cloaked and the Romulans never developed one of their own.
November or December of 1991 in San Diego, Cali when the ENTERPRISE AND THE EXCELSIOR fired on that bird of prey. The whole audience CHEERED LIKE IT WAS A GAME WINNING NBA finals SHOT.
@@Doesntcompute2k Hahah! Cue discussion about the ability to replicate some components of torpedoes followed by the counterpoint about early season chief engineer Torres stating they couldn't make more torpedoes followed by the counter-counter point about her referring only to antimatter reactants (which cannot be replicated but could be traded for) and it being perfectly possible to replicate the rest of the photon torpedo components.
Photons peaked for me in the period of the OS movies starting with Wrath of Khan. The photons during that time had that wonderful brighter core surrounded by a strobe effect, and they hit hard. They later became less visually interesting and lost their power. By TNG, they were being fired in salvos that often did little other than reduce the enemy shields by a few percent.
TNG (PIcard): "Use photon torpedoes as a very last resort, Mr Worf! Use it only to destroy condemned vessels and relics, not for combat! We must give peaceful diplomacy every chance to succeed!!" Kelvin-verse Trek (Kirk): "Diplomacy my a$$!! Mr Sulu, FIRE photon torpedoes, full spread!! And MORE lens flares!!" 😄😆😅
Why is a bullshit? Voyager is equipped with an industrial replicator, so they are capable of producing almost any equipment if they have the right amount of materials(later the bio-neural gelpacks too). It was stated in the episode, when they built the first Delta Flyer. The other hand they are able to trade stuffs with other races on the way home.
@@talos86 It's a bit lame to just shoulder-shrug away potential good storylines about lessening resources and thriftiness, having to barter with other races and perhaps deal in technologies that they may not normally distribute because the can just replicate everything. Voyager should've looked more battered as the series progressed instead of being pristine every episode
The Nemesis torpedoes look blurry and dull compared to the Generations torpedoes which look vivid and detailed. Weird how they get worse with time the TNG movies, but in the TOS movies they get better with time.
Good spot. I miss that one! In Star Trek Nemesis you can hear the Omega Destroyer pulse cannons, and Star Wars laser SFX. Many Babylon 5 sounds were used.
It was a cool scene... although it has always really bothered me because antimatter warhead explosions should be WAY WAY bigger than what we saw in that episode. Like, destroy the whole city-level big
@@Bearmauls Oh I agree, but you have to remember the torpedoes are variable yield. So they most likely kept it down below 20% just to keep from destroying the entire city and themselves along with it :p
@@tifreak8x True, but there should be a hard limit on how low you can dial it. The TNG tech manual goes over it a bit and talks about the efficiency of 'mixing' the matter and antimatter, which does make a certain amount of sense. In space, you can have the antimatter just disperse into space and it'll react gradually with interstellar dust and such. But in atmosphere? Where exactly is the 'unused' antimatter going to go? Even at minimum setting, it should still be going off like a low-yield nuke. Kilotons, instead of megatons. But a hell of a lot more than blowing up a single building and not hitting the buildings beside it :P
@@SOCORROSILVA-in7px Most people don't realize this, but, while "beam me up" and similar phrases were used frequently in TOS, the exact words "beam me up, Scotty" were never said.
I'm sad the sound used for Quantum torpedoes in First Contact were never used again, same for the Defiant's pulse phasers in that film too. DS9 pulse phasers and quantum torpedoes never sounded as good as this.
I love your archives of Trek effects (phasers, torpedoes, explosions, ships)! While it hasn't had the highest budget of sci-fi/fantasy, I think the legacy designers for Star Trek really put a lot of thought and heart into their special effects. Thank you for posting these! Would you ever consider doing a similar archive of phaser/disruptor side-arms and perhaps the times these weapons were used to disintegrate or stun? I've often wanted to examine these effects in sequence.
@@JohnDiMarco It will be brilliant, I'm sure. A couple more questions (if you have the time and inclination to answer) from one fan to another: 1) What is your favorite Trek series? 2) What is your favorite ship? 3) What inspired you to place 1 Cor 15:57 at the end of your videos?
@@Acrosurge Thanks for asking! My favorite Trek series is Deep Space 9, and my favorite ship is the Enterprise refit from the movies. I include the verse from 1 Corinthians because, as a Christian, I think it is a good, succinct expression of my faith.
@@JohnDiMarco Well said, sir. Ds9 was perhaps the most broad-reaching series from both a storytelling and philosophical perspective and the Andrew Probert refit was a work of art (I have the light up ornament on my desk right now and I have lit the warp nacelles and deflector dish in your honor). It is always good to meet a fellow believer in Jesus Christ AND a fan of insightful sci-fi. Far from closing the mind, I find that the truth of God's Word gives one the moral and logical foundations to accurately examine the full range of human experience; scientific, social, and metaphysical. My own favorite verses are John 17:3 and Psalm 16:7-11. Jeremiah 9:23-24 has also recently become a favorite. Godspeed, my friend!
I love the firing speed of the Enterprise D! So awesome!☺️ Later,the Sovereign fires torpedoes so slowly,that you could just pick them down,one by one!
torpedo is a underwater projectile, i always wondered why it was called that until i thought it may be using a kupier drive and hidden below the fabric of space.
I have a preference for the STTMP torpedoes (Klingons giving the first demonstration). It's maybe overly polished and neat but also tries to be elegant as well. I wish you had included that because aside from the color, both Fed and Kling torpedoes used the same effect (a laser pointed into a rotating ruby).
I assume when she made the comment that they had no way to replace them, she meant in that moment in time (and to her knowledge). Over time they would have procured the necessary materials to produce more photon torpedoes to add to their stock or developed a way to extend their supply of photons between more torpedoes.
I gotta remember that Geordie quote the next time I greet someone whom I don't like... Me: Photon torpedoes away! Them: (puzzled look on face) huh? Me: (smiling to myself knowing I have totally destroyed them and they don't even realize it.)
My fav is the Klingon attack at the beginning of ST:TMP, arguably the best part of the film (I did say arguably!). Which is similar to the Enterprise Torpedoes in the TNG clip at 3:05. Great to see the Animated Series got a mention too! Great Vid
I don't understand why Paramount did not delay the production of Star Trek V when it became apparent that Bran Ferran's firm was no where near up for the challenge. The film, as originally envisioned by Shatner would have been much better. Even TNG's in house effects would have been better than what was produced. V wold have done better at the box office too with a Christmas 1989 release instead of trying to compete in the greatest Summer season of all time. I have to re-read Shatner's book to see if there is a reason why Paramount simply didn't wait until ILM or another reputable effects house was available.
Voyager season 1-3: Chakotay: "we have 38 torpedoes-" Janeway: "-and no way to replenish them once they're gone." Voyager season 4-7: Janeway: "Haha, torpedoes go brrrrrrrt!"
It was at least two more type of torpedoes. First is tricobalt charge - it was used by Voyager's crew to destroy the Caretaker massive. Second is chroniton torpedoes, that used by krenims.
Star Trek The Motion Picture, in my very humble opinion, had the best photon torpedo effects of any Trek film since. Only Generations managed to slightly recreate that effect with the Enterprise D's parting shot on Lursa and Betor's bird of prey. The other torpedo effects seem lazy by comparison.
I will always love DS9. It really shows the darker and grittier side of the Trek universe. It isn't all rainbows and unicorns. "In The Pale Moonlight" is one of my favorite episodes. Garak is my spirit animal.
So I got a question then about voyager. How many they had a complement of 38 and once they used them they couldn’t replace them. How many times did they fire them during the whole show?
I think you missed a scene from star Trek II where the reliant fired a photon torpedo at the enterprise at the first battle. And you missed a scene from Star Trek III where the Klingon Bird Of Prey fired a torpedo at the Enterprise.
What is that bridge setup at 3:02? I'm not a Star Trek historian or anything but I'd assume I'd at least be able to identify the bridge of the Enterprise lol. If you made me guess, I'd have to guess it's from a pilot episode or something?
That is indeed from the pilot episode "Encounter at Farpoint." Specifically, that is the Enterprise-D's battle bridge, used when the saucer has been separated.
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The last torpedo fired, at the very end of video...has been and always shall be, the greatest torpedo ever fired in all Star Trek. Live long, and prosper.
Isn't that from the garbage Discovery?
@@BlackangelKatakuri huh? No, it was from the gold standard in TOS Trek films. Star Trek II The Wrath of Khan.
@@BlackangelKatakuri How is that from discovery shit its literally the Enterprise firing the torpedo
@@Yaapo It is Spock’s casket
@@simply2187 Yup... but we see him again in Search For Spock!
Undiscovered Country's depiction of torpedoes during the final battle will always be my favourite.
Often, torpedoes are depicted as slow-moving blobs.
In that movie, they were depicted as screaming missiles. That one tracking shot of the torpedo that blasts clean through the saucer section still gives me chills to this day.
The depiction of the torpedoes yes... the lack of phaser fire to try to hit the BoP no. (And if anyone says the BoP moves too quickly a blind phaser hit against no shields would do damage)
The hulling of the Enterprise A in that shot was indeed spectacular!
Always loved the enterprise and excelsior barrage on general changs bird of prey in star trek 6
To be...or not....to be...Kapow!! (Talk about a Shakespearean pause, huh?)
Exactly and very well timed
Then of course
Sulu target that explosion and fire
Kirk fire
It was one of the best moments to end a trek fight at the time, outside of wrath of Khan. All the cloak hits, to finally barrage the bird of prey. Epic moment
Sure is one of the best moments yet. I figured that once the prototype bird of prey that could fire while cloaked was destroyed, the Klingons decided to make no more since the Enterprise was able to track its exact location, and if the Enterprise could do it, other ships could too.
5:50 - I'm very glad you included this one little shot.
Thanks! "One Little Ship" is a fun episode.
@@JohnDiMarco “Little?” ;D
Bro, even if it is a miniature sized torpedo, it should have pulverised that Jem'Hadar.
The Quantum torpedo sounds are epic
"Photon Torpedo. Is that the universal greeting when communications are down?"
"I think its the universal greeting when you don't like someone"
Star Trek VII: "They have found a way to penetrate our shields!"
Riker: "Remodulate shields and fire phasers on full with a simultaneous spread of torpedos"
[End Credits]
ps.: fun fact - The famous "Torpedos - full spread" only appeard 5 times in ST Voyager ^^
one of the best ones was when Voyager was collapsing a transwarp corridor XD
@@Knight121198 oh yeah, agreed. Chakoty orderd full spread by they fired like 6 or 7 tirpoedos, it was somewhat of a Torpedos super full spread lol
@@AndersonNeo12 the second best was against the Malon frieghter that tried to block the wormhole through that black space area, remember? That was a good one also.
@@Knight121198 Janeway: "time to take out the garbage" 🤭
Considering that they only had "38" (supposedly), it makes sense that they wouldn't have fired a full spread very often.
I love how Chang stands up when the Enterprise launches the torpedo as he knows it's going right up his arse.
LoL! I think all Klingons do that when about to be hit by a torpedo...guess it makes more sense than trying a last second evasive manuver.
@@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785 In space all warriors are cold warrior's!
Chang: To be, Or not to be.
2:32 Always liked this camera tracking the torpedo shot.
Star Trek VI's torpedo effect has always been my favorite. Basically just a laser pointer aimed at the camera lens, but it's so good!
04:40 - 04:45 isn’t the photon torpedo the universal greeting? I think it’s the universal for when you don’t like someone.
😂🤣🤣
The photon torpedo sound used in TOS .. was made by recording a steel wound tension wire hit with another piece of metal , screwdriver, etc.... recorded and then slowed down to a sweet spot.
First used in War of the Worlds , it was the sound from the green lit manta wing tips, aka, the skeleton ray ....
It was later tweaked for Robinson Caruso on Mars ....
After that Star Trek TOS ... !
Then reused again, by this time highly modified , George Lucas still wanted a physical recording of that sound and it appears throughout Star Wars in all kinds of places ...!
It's just one of the best sounds to convey a powerful bundled energy blast !!! 😁
The most satisfying torpedo had to be the homing torpedo from _The Undiscovered Country._ _Enterprise_ and _Excelsior_ were completely defensive until Bones yelled, "Lock and load!" Chang knew he was finished when he saw that torpedo curve.
The saddest... Well, we all know what that was, and I will hear no arguments about it. 🖖
After the Battle of Khitomer, the Klingon Empire never developed another ship capable of firing while cloaked and the Romulans never developed one of their own.
@@patrickwilson1459 well technically the Romulans did via the Remans
@@durdenswrath What do you mean by that?
@@patrickwilson1459 the Scimitar, the ship that the big baddie had in Nemesis could fire while cloaked
@@doabarrellroll69 And yet as things turned out in the end Schinzon and his crew still failed to defeat Captain Picard and crew.
November or December of 1991 in San Diego, Cali when the ENTERPRISE AND THE EXCELSIOR fired on that bird of prey. The whole audience CHEERED LIKE IT WAS A GAME WINNING NBA finals SHOT.
Watching this actually makes me realize how rarely torpedoes were actually used. *Even* in Voyager!
Indeed. Voyager merely used about 120 torpedoes out of the original 38.
Spock got to ride in one!
You know, these weren't all the scenes, right?
@@JohnDiMarco THANK YOU! Magically they grew torpedoes!
@@Doesntcompute2k Hahah! Cue discussion about the ability to replicate some components of torpedoes followed by the counterpoint about early season chief engineer Torres stating they couldn't make more torpedoes followed by the counter-counter point about her referring only to antimatter reactants (which cannot be replicated but could be traded for) and it being perfectly possible to replicate the rest of the photon torpedo components.
Photons peaked for me in the period of the OS movies starting with Wrath of Khan.
The photons during that time had that wonderful brighter core surrounded by a strobe effect, and they hit hard. They later became less visually interesting and lost their power. By TNG, they were being fired in salvos that often did little other than reduce the enemy shields by a few percent.
First contact the rapid fire of all the ships!!! Love it 😁😁😁
TOS torpedo sound has been my text message tone since 2009 and I still get asked "what was that?" every time I get a text notification .
I laughed a little too hard at the "a lucky shot, Sir." Bit
Animal!
4:12 Im gonna go on a limb and say this one was my favorite shot. 3 rounds of pure destruction
Agreed, I also love the deeper more intense sound of the quantum torpedoes.
TNG (PIcard): "Use photon torpedoes as a very last resort, Mr Worf! Use it only to destroy condemned vessels and relics, not for combat! We must give peaceful diplomacy every chance to succeed!!"
Kelvin-verse Trek (Kirk): "Diplomacy my a$$!! Mr Sulu, FIRE photon torpedoes, full spread!! And MORE lens flares!!" 😄😆😅
LoL! How many Lens flares?
Jar Jar Abrams: yes.
@@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785 1,000 lens flares being lightened all at once 😄
This is why a lot of people can't wait to see Anson Mount raise some old school cain with Strange New Worlds. Can't wait.
Love the quantum torpedoes
Me too!
Ah, Voyager and its infinite torpedoes, shuttles and bullshit.
Why is a bullshit? Voyager is equipped with an industrial replicator, so they are capable of producing almost any equipment if they have the right amount of materials(later the bio-neural gelpacks too). It was stated in the episode, when they built the first Delta Flyer. The other hand they are able to trade stuffs with other races on the way home.
@@talos86 It's a bit lame to just shoulder-shrug away potential good storylines about lessening resources and thriftiness, having to barter with other races and perhaps deal in technologies that they may not normally distribute because the can just replicate everything. Voyager should've looked more battered as the series progressed instead of being pristine every episode
The Nemesis torpedoes look blurry and dull compared to the Generations torpedoes which look vivid and detailed.
Weird how they get worse with time the TNG movies, but in the TOS movies they get better with time.
5:02 The quantum torpedoes launch with the same sound effect as Starfury energy cannons from Babylon 5
Good spot. I miss that one! In Star Trek Nemesis you can hear the Omega Destroyer pulse cannons, and Star Wars laser SFX. Many Babylon 5 sounds were used.
You sir are brilliant!!
I hate to agree with Salty-Trekker, but after looking at all of them, I think TMP's look the best.
Naaaah, for me, the best torpedoes are the Quantum Torpedoes, that are launched from the Enterprise-E in ST: First Contact!
Missed the best torpedo use in all of Star Trek, when NX was in Earth's atmosphere and blew up that building. Can't tell me that wasn't cool as heck.
Indeed, that was an exciting scene. Thanks for watching.
Well maybe that was the 2nd best.
The torpedo Spock's body was in was the very best.
It was a cool scene... although it has always really bothered me because antimatter warhead explosions should be WAY WAY bigger than what we saw in that episode. Like, destroy the whole city-level big
@@Bearmauls Oh I agree, but you have to remember the torpedoes are variable yield. So they most likely kept it down below 20% just to keep from destroying the entire city and themselves along with it :p
@@tifreak8x True, but there should be a hard limit on how low you can dial it. The TNG tech manual goes over it a bit and talks about the efficiency of 'mixing' the matter and antimatter, which does make a certain amount of sense. In space, you can have the antimatter just disperse into space and it'll react gradually with interstellar dust and such. But in atmosphere? Where exactly is the 'unused' antimatter going to go? Even at minimum setting, it should still be going off like a low-yield nuke. Kilotons, instead of megatons. But a hell of a lot more than blowing up a single building and not hitting the buildings beside it :P
The red movie torpedoes will always be my favorite
I can honestly say the old star trek sound effects are much better then what they got in the Kelvin serise. Yes I know I'm crazy
You're not crazy, they're awesome! Especially the E firing quantum torpedoes in first contact.
Janeway: "No way to replace [our 38 torpedoes] when they're gone."
So that was a lie.
3:24 is honestly my favorite moment because Patrick Stewart’s voice sound so authoritarian
7:20 the most powerful set of torpedoes.
The sound effect from TOS, and the early TNG episodes is the best. Even when they updated the visual, they should have kept that same sound effect.
Definitely gotta do one for Phasers now 🤝
Funny you should mention that: th-cam.com/video/tLjiciyxikQ/w-d-xo.html
@@JohnDiMarco
Can you please do one just for "beam me up, Scotty"?
@@SOCORROSILVA-in7px That's a possibility, even though, ironically, that exact phrase was never used on the show.
@@JohnDiMarco
It was used a lot by Captain James T Kirk in Star Trek: The Original Series.
@@SOCORROSILVA-in7px Most people don't realize this, but, while "beam me up" and similar phrases were used frequently in TOS, the exact words "beam me up, Scotty" were never said.
I'm sad the sound used for Quantum torpedoes in First Contact were never used again, same for the Defiant's pulse phasers in that film too. DS9 pulse phasers and quantum torpedoes never sounded as good as this.
1:32 I swear ILM recycled a lot of their Explosions from the OG Star Wars Trilogy.
Not that I’m complaining, those explosions are awesome.
I love your archives of Trek effects (phasers, torpedoes, explosions, ships)! While it hasn't had the highest budget of sci-fi/fantasy, I think the legacy designers for Star Trek really put a lot of thought and heart into their special effects. Thank you for posting these!
Would you ever consider doing a similar archive of phaser/disruptor side-arms and perhaps the times these weapons were used to disintegrate or stun? I've often wanted to examine these effects in sequence.
Glad you enjoy! Also, a video about hand phasers or disruptors is on my to-do list.
@@JohnDiMarco It will be brilliant, I'm sure. A couple more questions (if you have the time and inclination to answer) from one fan to another:
1) What is your favorite Trek series?
2) What is your favorite ship?
3) What inspired you to place 1 Cor 15:57 at the end of your videos?
@@Acrosurge Thanks for asking! My favorite Trek series is Deep Space 9, and my favorite ship is the Enterprise refit from the movies. I include the verse from 1 Corinthians because, as a Christian, I think it is a good, succinct expression of my faith.
@@JohnDiMarco Well said, sir. Ds9 was perhaps the most broad-reaching series from both a storytelling and philosophical perspective and the Andrew Probert refit was a work of art (I have the light up ornament on my desk right now and I have lit the warp nacelles and deflector dish in your honor).
It is always good to meet a fellow believer in Jesus Christ AND a fan of insightful sci-fi. Far from closing the mind, I find that the truth of God's Word gives one the moral and logical foundations to accurately examine the full range of human experience; scientific, social, and metaphysical. My own favorite verses are John 17:3 and Psalm 16:7-11. Jeremiah 9:23-24 has also recently become a favorite.
Godspeed, my friend!
Always got a kick out of the Klingon Phaser sound effects in Elaan of Troyus
I loved in TNG and it’s films torpedoes do some sort of maximum damage
2:43 FIRE!
My favorite sound effects for torpedoes are TOS and quantum torpedos.
I love the firing speed of the Enterprise D! So awesome!☺️ Later,the Sovereign fires torpedoes so slowly,that you could just pick them down,one by one!
4:01
Slooooooooow
torpedo is a underwater projectile, i always wondered why it was called that until i thought it may be using a kupier drive and hidden below the fabric of space.
1. Thanks for not including Discovery 2. Thanks for quoting from a Bronze Age book full of myths about an invisible sky daddy.
We agree on #1, at least. Thanks for watching.
ya the religious crap is out of place with trek.but i also agree about leaving out discovery.
This is the BEST example of how inconsistent torpedos are in Star Trek.
I have a preference for the STTMP torpedoes (Klingons giving the first demonstration). It's maybe overly polished and neat but also tries to be elegant as well. I wish you had included that because aside from the color, both Fed and Kling torpedoes used the same effect (a laser pointed into a rotating ruby).
I came to investigate the mystery of Voyager's never ending torpedoes... I guess we'll never know
trade, salvage and repaired replicators
Janeway must have known the infinite ammo cheat code.
Replicators
Voyager torpedo count video: th-cam.com/video/PIGxMENwq1k/w-d-xo.html
I assume when she made the comment that they had no way to replace them, she meant in that moment in time (and to her knowledge). Over time they would have procured the necessary materials to produce more photon torpedoes to add to their stock or developed a way to extend their supply of photons between more torpedoes.
VOYAGER has more of a small CULT FOLLOWING. That's why there were no motion pictures were created I think
The TOS photon torpedo sound effect was used a lot in the Dungeons and Dragons cartoon, as well.
I gotta remember that Geordie quote the next time I greet someone whom I don't like...
Me: Photon torpedoes away!
Them: (puzzled look on face) huh?
Me: (smiling to myself knowing I have totally destroyed them and they don't even realize it.)
That was a lotta stuff, that blowed up real good. That was fun -!
Thanks!
He's done it again! 🙌👏
TMP and Generations’ torpedoes are the best looking. They radiate power.
I like how know one talks about Discoveries epic torpedo spread when they spore jump over three Klingon warbirds and absolutely vaporize them
Fire photon torpedoes, full spread!
I say that every time I flush the toilet.
My fav is the Klingon attack at the beginning of ST:TMP, arguably the best part of the film (I did say arguably!). Which is similar to the Enterprise Torpedoes in the TNG clip at 3:05. Great to see the Animated Series got a mention too! Great Vid
Thanks!
I don't understand why Paramount did not delay the production of Star Trek V when it became apparent that Bran Ferran's firm was no where near up for the challenge. The film, as originally envisioned by Shatner would have been much better. Even TNG's in house effects would have been better than what was produced. V wold have done better at the box office too with a Christmas 1989 release instead of trying to compete in the greatest Summer season of all time. I have to re-read Shatner's book to see if there is a reason why Paramount simply didn't wait until ILM or another reputable effects house was available.
Voyager season 1-3:
Chakotay: "we have 38 torpedoes-"
Janeway: "-and no way to replenish them once they're gone."
Voyager season 4-7:
Janeway: "Haha, torpedoes go brrrrrrrt!"
Always love the torpedo autoloader in ENT.
Maybe I missed it, but I think you forgot the torpedo that bounced off the top of the Enterprise-A saucer from ST VI .
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1701Es brace of quantum torpedoes v Borg was awesome.
I remember hearing it in theaters. Those torpedoes packed a punch.
It was at least two more type of torpedoes. First is tricobalt charge - it was used by Voyager's crew to destroy the Caretaker massive. Second is chroniton torpedoes, that used by krenims.
TOS torpedo sound was taken from 1953 "War of the Worlds". Paramount, naturally.
I love quantum torpedoes. They can even take out a Borg cube.
I loved that video that counted all the torpedoes Voyager fired
Hey, Alexa! Fire photon torpedoes.
Oh i get the tingles... lovely weapons of pew pew
The last one was epic🤣🤣🤣
Star Trek The Motion Picture, in my very humble opinion, had the best photon torpedo effects of any Trek film since. Only Generations managed to slightly recreate that effect with the Enterprise D's parting shot on Lursa and Betor's bird of prey. The other torpedo effects seem lazy by comparison.
Me ten minutes ago: “I’m not going to watch a 10 minute video about torpedoes”
That's a lotta torpedos!!
Nice work
Thank you for leaving out discovery.
My pleasure.
I knew fun was to be had when we got to DS9
I will always love DS9. It really shows the darker and grittier side of the Trek universe. It isn't all rainbows and unicorns. "In The Pale Moonlight" is one of my favorite episodes. Garak is my spirit animal.
i feel as though ALL star trek starships are very fragile. one shot from the enemy and they scramble. "shields down to 80%"
Voyager firing a lot more than 38 torpedoes lol
I believe a Kirk era photon torpedo had an approximate yield of 53 megatons.
I never liked undiscovered country torpedo effects,To me just blob of light. Quantum’s are my favorite,but Voyager had some nice torpedo shots!
4:25 Data estuvo tentado a unirse al Colectivo Borg por 0,68 segundos y ahí esta el tiempo que tardo en oprimir el botón de disparo.
Que miedo
So I got a question then about voyager. How many they had a complement of 38 and once they used them they couldn’t replace them. How many times did they fire them during the whole show?
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I know i'm a nerd but I always noticed that the Klingon Torpedoes were white in Star Trek #3 but red in Star trek #5 and
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I wish you had shown the real original series photon torpedoes instead of the revised CGI version of the original series photon torpedoes.
I think you missed a scene from star Trek II where the reliant fired a photon torpedo at the enterprise at the first battle. And you missed a scene from Star Trek III where the Klingon Bird Of Prey fired a torpedo at the Enterprise.
I did omit some scenes like those for the sake of time. Thanks for watching.
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You missed the best torps in any of the movies or series--the Klingon torps in Star Trek the Motion Picture are the best of any of them!
Those are some good ones. Thanks for watching.
So glad you included every Star Trek series and movies except for the one no one likes and doesn't belong... discovery.
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Couldn’t agree more
Picard was dull and stupid.
1:48-3:30-4:12-4:17-4:27-4:47-7:21-8:25-8:39
If a torpedo is supposed to be a "guided missile" how are they translucent?
The Undiscovered Country had the best looking photon torpedoes imo.
HOW WAS I SUPPOSED TO KNOW MY BOOT WOULD HIT THE PHOTON TORPEDO BUTTON
What is that bridge setup at 3:02? I'm not a Star Trek historian or anything but I'd assume I'd at least be able to identify the bridge of the Enterprise lol. If you made me guess, I'd have to guess it's from a pilot episode or something?
That is indeed from the pilot episode "Encounter at Farpoint." Specifically, that is the Enterprise-D's battle bridge, used when the saucer has been separated.
Nice video!!
Thanks!
it worries me that the Mode Selector also is the torpedoelaunchbutton. That is not a safe design. 2:43
OSHA would have a field day with Starfleet.
Did they re-use the TNG torpedo sound when they remastered TOS? I remember it sounding different in TOS originally...
Thank god there's no more Prodicrap.
4.16 and the one after that 😍💪🏻👍🏻
2:35 MY DISHES
Why does it almost always seem like TOS ships never have shields or are they just useless? xd
Essas séries pra min são as melhores séries de ficcao cientifica de todos os tempos star trek e top e nota 1000
I never understood why Klingon torpedoes kept changing color between green and red.