(82)The History of the Enterprise-A
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2021
- In today's episode of Truth OR Myth, we're taking a look at the USS Enterprise-A, as first seen in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. I get a LOT of comments about the History of this Particular Enterprise, and how I reconcile the different Beta Canon sources in to one cogent narrative. Well this video is how! I hope you enjoy!
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Always like how the Enterprise command crew completely redesigned the bridge of the bird of pray while they were on Vulcan.
Redecorating IS a Primary Course at the Academy after all! ;) :P
The moment you mentioned the U.S.S. Ti-Ho, I felt a big grin on my face. Mr. Scott's Guide to the Enterprise. I still have a copy of that hallowed tome. I love those old technical manuals! 🖖😃👍
A lot of trekkies have denounced that book. That's why I bought one. It's a good read.
Thanks, I was wondering really hard if that was a bots mispronunciation of Tahoe.
You think A Bot could do what I do? :P
The Constitution refit was a beautiful design
Indeed it was :)
It still is.
My favorite of favorites.
I agree
The Enterprise A is without a doubt my favourite ship and design. It's just beautiful to look at. Even the bridge is awesome
Another great video :)
Its an amazing design for sure :)
The best. 💚
All hail Andrew Probert
I'm partial to Enterprise-A because it's the one I grew up with. But I also like the Reliant, Enterprise-E, and the Defiant. : )
For me, the most beautiful space ship in cinematic history. Matt Jeffries -> Richard Taylor -> Andy Probert -> David Kimble -> Jim Dow -> Paul Olsen -> Douglas Trumbull -> John Dykstra... all had a magnificent part in the development of this iconic lady.
I was 8 year old when TOS premiered on NBC in '68; it's a touchstone of my youth as I was a BIG science fuction afficianado, courtesy of my mother. But when I heard that after a decade of drought, and finally seeing the ENTERPRISE Refit cruising past Earth with the sun peeking over the horizon, well, it sent that familiar tingle of anticipation up my spine to see how gorgeous the Connie had really become!
I like Lore Reloaded's theory the Enterprise A was Kirk's punishment/graceful retirement, not unlike how Adama was given Galactica to retire with.
Kirk didn't have to deal with that Cylon goop.
the first starship to breach the Great Barrier
LOL Indeed :)
I love how you tied all the different names together. Simple, yet incredibly effective!
Glad you like it! That was such a pain to make happen ;) :P
The Enterprise-A, as portrayed specifically in VI, has always been my favorite!
All I need is a tall ship and a Star to steer her by
I'm very late on this...but I liked this. I'm glad that they had the Enterprise-A at the Starfleet Museum in Star Trek Picard.
Constitution class refit- bold and beautiful.
Absolutely :)
I love the irony. Originally Yorktown, then Enterprise. Nice nod.
This beta canon on the alpha Enterprise was awesome! More beta canon of her missions would be fantastic!
It sounds like the gremlins and sheer bad luck just had it out for this ship. In and out of spacedock, reminds of that car you have always seems to have just one more issue.
Heh the revolving door of spacedock. I bet the engineering crews groaned each time they saw this ship come back.
like the mechanic in Los Santos Custom in GTA 5, everytime oyu went to fix it "WHAT DID YOU BROKE NOW!?" XD
Would enjoy hearing the missions, you do a great job capturing the love and spirit of Trek. Live long and prosper friend!
Thank you kindly Sarah! That means a lot :)
As much as I love the original Enterprise design, I do feel that the A is a much more elegant design. Man, I am always looking forward to your Beta Canon videos. You're a great writer and your connect the dots stories always brighten my day.
I hope you have a wonderful one!!!
Just wish theat they would of made more movies with the A in, my it's my fave! :)
Maybe one day, we'll see it again ;)
The Beta-Canon content of the A is extensive, so yes please a video about it would be very welcome!
Beautiful ship by Andrew Probert. BTW this video explanation actually makes Star Trek 5 slightly BETTER!😁🖖🏿👍🏾
Great video.
Yes, id like to see more beta. I honestly find it more interesting than alot of cannon.
Thank you so much and so noted ;)
I'd like to see a video on the Beta cannon missions of the Enterprise-A.
Noted :)
Agreed
Excellent video! And thanks for bringing back the Ti-Ho name.
You are very welcome! Thank you for the support :)
I'm down to hear the beta cannon missions if there's enough of them.
Noted :)
Yes, please!!!
I know there’s at least one book I read in the 90’s partially set in the “A” era.
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics Hi Tri, do you have a link to anywhere that will show me stories set specifically on the A? The pocket books page on Memory Alpha for TOS doesn't make it very clear.
@@daryld4457 No as I actually go through my own Novel, Tech Manual, Reference Materials Library, Comics, Video Games etc and research the entire topic for my videos... These arent made from a simple link or outside source!
De Petrópolis-RJ, Maurício Monteiro.
A Enterprise NCC - 1701 (refit) é, na minha opinião, a mais bela de TODAS as naves da ficção científica!!!
Love these videos! Thank you.
Glad you like them! And you're welcome :)
I was so happy to see the Enterprise A in Geordie´s Star Fleet Museum besides the Voyager in the crdits of STP´s 3rd season .
This is probably the only ship - unless I am hugely mistaken of a ship not only having one previous name but two before getting the name Enterprise.
I know I think in beta canon that the Enterprise E that ship would have been the Honorious if the Enterprise D hadn't been destroyed, unless that is totally fabricated in my imagination, but I am sure I read it, and of course the Defiant 2, being the Sau Paulo getting that special dispensation to be renamed Defiant (also so they dont have to faff about with the stock footage they already had, but I liked the carpets, ha ha)
The A's bridge in Undiscovered Country looks very fitting for the ship and would have to be my favourite of that era, it may have a military look but it also looks to me warm and welcoming as well, but then again, it could be the crew that gives me that feeling, they are like old family or friends you go to see and while their place is all strict and imaculate, they make it warm and at ease, and each of the offiers have ther quirks as well.
The ending of The Undiscovered Country actually does upset me when I watch it, I may not have grown up with TOS but the movies I enjoyed (Motion Picture i tend to not watch that much, sorry folks) they would be on a Sunday afternoon or in hoiday periods like christmas and easter etc and I would settle down at my grandparents house while they napped on the sofa or one went to bed I would be left to watch the TV in front of the coal fire and enjoy the film.
The Enterprise A's voyages I guess are covered alot more in beta canon with booksm I guess like the Excelsior as well.
The uniforms as well, they were a good choice, they were probably in service a fair bit was well before they were issues without the jumper (as seen in Yesterdays Enterprise and I think when Picard is stabbed through the heart) I prefer the jumpers underneath the jacket, without to me anyway it looks a little strange.
The main deflector was always what facinated me, going from the copper look when in slow speeds and then I think full impulse and warp it is glowing that recognisable blue, you don't see that anymore, though deflector dishes have become to look more like staned glass windows like the one on the Sovereign class and more than the blue glow.
I wonder how many times the ship ended up back in drydock for hull repairs from battle...
Another great video and thankyou, Peace and Long Life, sir
They where still using the Wrath of Khan uniform up till Wesley was born since in the holographic recording given to him by his Mother his father was wearing it.
Whenever I see that scene from Search for Spock when the enterprise "self destructs" I cannot help but notice how much of the ship is left in the debris. Seems like the self destruct sequence really only affects the saucer section, and the star drive flies away, damaged but intact. Seems like that's the part of the ship you'd REALLY wanna blow up! It'd suck to have a chuck of busted up ship that huge flying through space, carrying a warp core, possible a computer core as well???
Theres actually a Beta Canon explanation for that taken directly from the behind the scenes information... You know how everyone enters codes to activate Self Destruct and then the Computer Asks for the final code? Well apparently there are several final codes all of which give different outcomes depending on the situation. Since the ship was in orbit of a planet, Kirk chose the option to not blow up the core and instead have the antimatter jettisoned in to space and have the bulk of the ship burn up in the planets atmosphere... If he had changed the last digit to a 1 instead of a zero, then that code would have blown up the ship using the Antimatter... There are several other digits again all of which initiate a different self destruct given whatever the situation is :)
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics Fair enough! Thank you!
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics While having a choice between different forms of self-destruct kind of makes sense, dumping anti-matter into space just seems to be a horrible idea, particularly if you do so orbiting a planet you plan to be on when the ship blows. The anti-matter would fall into the planet's atmosphere, annihilate with the normal matter there, which - depending on how much anti-matter there is abord the ship - has the potential to crack the planet or incinerate its atmosphere. You don't want that to happen while you're on the planet.
I would assume the default mode of self-destruct assures the anti-matter aboard the ship does not pose a threat after the ship is destroyed. I'm speculating here, but one way to do it, would be to burn off the anti-matter inside the warp core, overloading the power-distribution infrastructure of the ship until bad things happen first to the components and then powergrid itself. I'm not sure there's any mention of how the power conduits on TOS and TMP era ships work, but in later series it is mentioned that they're plasma based. Overheating plasma is an excellent way to make things go boom, even things that have no inherent ability to do so, and this trait of plasma could be used to make sure no senstive component survive a self destruct. If they're burnt out or molten or whatever plasma can do to them, before the bigger conduits blows and tear the hull apart, there's nothing to salvage. Assuming the Enterprise-A's power distribution system was already plasma based as that would even explain why drive section would seem to relatively intact: It's power conduits would be designed to handle much larger loads than others (e.g. those running consoles on the bridge) because the systems there use a lot more power than those in the saucer section. Suppose there was not been enough energy to overload them before the anti-matter was used up, so the hull around them wasn't blown to bits like the hull of the saucer section was. But as long as the plasma conduits that power each system are strong enough to carry loads that destroy the system beyond repair, there wouldn't anything left to salvage even if the hull remained intact - apart from the burnt out hull, that is. And it works, even if the anti-matter supply is depleted to the point it is no longer sufficient to turn the ship into a cloud of dust.
All in all: this seems to be a much more elegant and more importantly thorough solution than using explosives or simply turning off the anti-matter containment. After all: the purpose of a self destruct is to prevent sensitive systems from ending up in enemy hands. Spectacular explosion might means to that end but they're not why a self destruct is initiated. But I know this is just a bit of my personal head canon and should be taken with giant boulder of star-dust.
@@MrAranton Well first, I didnt write it :P So dont kill the messenger. Second, Im sure that whatever concerns you have are actually moot. Starfleet is not a stupid organization that wouldnt consider everything that you've said here, meaning those contingencies would all be accounted for. Starfleet is an organization that has back ups on back ups on backup after all. So if a scenario is dumping antimatter, it probably already contains provisions to make that antimatter not a threat to the planet it's orbiting... So I dont think you have much to worry about ;) :P
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics I wasn't attacking you. It's just: There are plenty of examples of beta- or even alpha-canon where writes screwed up and put out nonsense. When I recognize such nonsense, I like to replace that with head-canon that actually makes sense and on occasion I like to to talk about it.
I think simply dumping anti-matter with no means to contain or control it afterwards is not something Starfleet would deliberatly do. And how do you contain or control anti-matter if you're stranded on planet with nothing but the stuff you were able get off the ship in a hurry?
That is why I suggested the "provisions to make sure that anti-matter is not a threat to the planet it's orbiting" might look like. I.e.: Not dumping it, but using it to make sure anything the enemy might take advantage of is destroyed. Including the anti-matter itself, which would be free fuel to any enemy with the means to safely collect it.
Thanks! That was fantastic! Still my favorite ship of all time.
Glad you enjoyed it! And thank you for the support Dennis :)
Love this TH-cam creator....in another well done video, he used beta cannon and his own mind to tie the U.S.S. TI-HO and the U.S.S. YORKTOWN together....ending the confusion of was Enterprise renamed from one or the other......BRAVO-ZULU!!!!!
I was hoping to hear about the A's post movie career. Part 2 in the future?
That would be part of the Missions of the Enterprise A mentioned at the end of the video :)
My favorite Enterprise! Please tell us about her missions!
So noted :)
My favorite!!! I would love to see any thing that spotlights the Enterprise A !!!
Very good video.
I really love this video.
I enjoy this video a lot.
Thanks for the video I always enjoy when you do videos on one of my favorite ship designs. I agree with the idea that the enterprise a with it's bugs and all was way for Starfleet command to get back at Kirk since they really couldn't imprison the savior of the federation.
Thank you so much Kitty :) And yeah, it wouldnt surprise me, Starfleet is PRETTY shady at times :P
thank you very much for this nice Episode. What a Modell you have used for this Video
You're welcome and it's in Space Engine :) You like? :)
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics Like it very much. Very nice Modell form the A.
I know right :)
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics yes very nice 🖖
Fascinating
I'm thrilled that Shane Johnson canon got referenced. I've got two copies of Mr. Scott's Guide to the Enterprise (including one hard cover version) on my office bookshelf.
Great video.
Thanks!
Things make so much more sense with these beta canon stories! Thx!!!
Another triumph. Would love to see a missions video.
Noted! And thank you :)
Enterprise refit my fav
Thank you for referencing the Tia Ho as the basis of 1701-A.
I love the video. We only know about the Enterprise A from the movies. I know there was some comic books about it, but what we mostly know is from the movies. I hope you can come out with a video that tells the beta canon missions
I would love to hear about about the missions.
Is it “USS Tahoe” as in “Lake Tahoe?”
No, it's the USS Ti-Ho
Got it. Great vid!
Mr Scotts Guide To the Enterprise :)
Keep up the great work!
Thank you, Ill do my best :)
Have you done Beta canon of the Enterprise B? Lots of mystery surrounding its fate
ST 6 interior of the A was my favorite of any design.
Part of my head canon, based on some background screen displays at the end of Trek IV, is that the problems at the start of Trek V are from attempting transwarp and experiencing widespread hull microfractures. This would lead to having to replace, among other parts, the entire bridge module, which is why the bridge in V looks different from the one in IV.
These beta cannon stories are always great
Thank you so much :)
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics always dude 👍
Every time, every time..❤
need more info what are the missions and its final fate
Baiter mission please after Captain Kirk love your work mate love your work🥳🥳🤣😎🖖
Thank you so much Steven :)
Well done. Although I understand why the A was another Connie, I was always curious about the A being an Excelsior per the original ending of IV. I think in a way it would have been slightly better to give the old crew a brand new ship and not just stick to tradition and give them another COnnie...as it was phasing out of active service.
Yes beta cannon missions!!!!
LOL so noted :)
I love the constitution refit. It would be nice to explore more of the enterprise A's missions.
So noted ;)
Thought I had about the whales, Maybe they weren't hunted to extinction, maybe they were time traveled to "extinction."
Sir, there's a giant alien probe making bird noises coming at us.
Enterprise-P, go get dodo birds. Voyager-H, go get passenger pigeons.
How many?
All of them.
First! :) Great video as always, keep it up!
Well 2nd actually, but STILL awesome :) Thanks for the support :)
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics hahahahahaha I am king hehe
The Enterprise refit will always be my favorite design. Followed by the Sovereign. I'm lukewarm on Excelsior and I never liked the Galaxy.
What happened to Enterprise A after Undiscovered Country? After they were ordered to be decommissioned?
It would be awesome if the USS Enterprise A would have Enterprise D's nacelles added just for fun. I wonder if that would be possible.
Beta canon missions on the A please.
Noted :)
I totally thought this would be Beta Canon missions... I want to see that! :-)
LOL Noted... And the video IS called History of not Missions of :) :P
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics
Valid Point!
Regardless, love the amazing work and attention to detail when creating your content!
LOL Im just teasing you ;) And thank you :)
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics
Thank you for creating amazing videos!
Great video. So in your head canon, was there a 5-year mission during TOS, post-TMP and post ST4?
In my Head Canon, Beta Canon and supported by Alpha Canon actually, with given stardates of events. Enterprise was had 4 5 year missions (with April, Pike x2 and then Kirk) then refit with 2 5 year missions under Kirk, then Destroyed, then Enterprise A with 1 5 year mission along with a long shakedown cruise and outside of the 5 year plan missions as well ;)
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics interesting. so two 5-year missions post TMP on the original (no bloody A).
Exactly... As the refit was launched in around 2272 and Star Trek II takes place in 2285... So the Shakedown, and switch to Academy Training Vessel while Starfleet decides what to do with the Enterprise ALL fits time wise :)
The Constitution class refit is most definitely the most beautiful Starship in Starfleet history
According to a book. Enterprise A was supposed to be given to James Kirk as his personal ship.
In the book it was later destroyed!!
Hello David!
Would you make a video, such as this one up here, about Ralph McQuarrie's Enterprise from the scrapped ST film 'Planet of the Titans'?
I recently learnt that the ship is basically Alpha Canon, because they used the model as one of the spacecraft parked within the Earth's Spacedock on one of the TMP era films. I was quite surprised, and also rejoiced, by it, because I simply had no idea thereof up until several weeks ago.
All the additional info about the starship would, of course, have to be drawn from the Beta Canon, though.
The ship IS Alpha Canon, but other then knowing the basic design, there isnt really any other information, let alone a model for me to make visuals with...
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:-(
Correct me if wrong....but U.S.S. TI-HO being aMK III ship would belong to the " A her at sub class right? Thus making U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701-A a member of this sub class??
The Constitution was the best ever!
Gorgeous Design!
Maybe there's some truth to the idea that it's bad luck to rename a ship ...
I am a fan of Enterprise a and the original enterprise
As far as I am concerned, your videos are more cannon than anything the network says it is
That means a LOT thank you :)
42 year's later the connie refit is still the most beautiful starship, I look forward to more beta cannon video's on them.
The NCC 1701-A . Was an Enterprise class starship. Read Scott's guide of the enterprise
Yes, Mr Scotts Guide is 1 source of Beta Canon, but there are MANY others. BUT Alpha Canon ALWAYS trumps Beta Canon, and thus we all know it was not the Enterprise Class!
Also, here's my video on Mr Scotts Guide ;) th-cam.com/video/SRjxiH5h_tc/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TriAngulumAudioStudios
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics I think with the Enterprise A, she is whatever you want her to be.
LOL that's not how canon works ;)
Admeral there be whales hear.did anyone notice when the b of p declocked it sounded like a whale over the whaling ship? Thank god scotty fixed that pos York... er I mean enterprise. As a field mechanic on a fracking crew I say thanx for giving scotty a shout out for fixin the enterprise. Love these betas. The missions would be cool
Hi
Hi
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics just checking in I don't comment much I just watch and appreciate since I'm busy with school stuff
All good :)
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics nice to see nice to see love all vids
Thank you :)
Enterprise B Next Pleaaaasssseee lol
Can someone refresh my memory? Wgen the Enterprise was destroyed and Kirk and the gange get the Klingom Warbird, what happened to rest of the Enterprise crew? Did over 400 prople just die ?
No, the original Enterprise returned to spacedock at the beginning of ST III and was to be decommissioned. Kirk and his senior officers stole it from spacedock. The ship was largely running on automated systems which were knocked out when it was attacked by the Klingon Bird Of Prey, hence the decision to scuttle the ship rather than try to fight,
@@johnruschmeyer5769 Thanks. I need to rewatch those early movies again.
The 1701-A was a good successor to the 1701 as long as Scotty could get it to work. Great CG work and a wonderful video.
8:40 "With all due respect, the Enterprise is a disaster!"
LOL Love that line :)
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics So do I. 😁🖖 I thought what Kirk had on his t-shirt in that scene was pretty funny, even the guy from Starfleet mentioned it.
Seriously CBS/Paramount should hire you on as some kind of canon continuity advisor; you're a master at retconning some of the goofier parts of Star Trek so they make sense
That's HUGE praise, thank you! :)
In retrospect it would have been more efficient for Starfleet just to pump out more Mirandas and Excelsiors… those ships lasted over a century in service,.
And the Excelsior in beta canon even got upgraded to Odyssey class standards with Quantum slipstream drive and other advances in the 25th century (definately more than just a minor refit…), so in the end they did kind of get transwarp.
The Constitution refit _refit_ was a bit of a nostalgic waste of resources.
Not at all, in fact the Constitution Class lasted just as long, perhaps even longer, as some were serving in Starfleet during the Battle of Wolf 359, see The Best of Both Worlds Part 2.
The Starship class which even survived into the 24th Century, great design! Wonderful Video too!
A LOT of 23rd Century Classes seemed to have survived in to the late 24th century, See Oberth, Miranda and Excelsior Classes ;)
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics We even saw a Prometheus-Class Vessel at the Battle of Procyon V in the 29th Century… Imagine you got promoted to Captain and you have to take command of a 300 year old ship 😅
the Battle of Procyon V took place in the 26th Century ;) But point taken ;)
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics ah damn messed up, Daniels comes from the 29th Century, my bad xdddd
All good, it's part of what Im here for ;)
Do you think the Enterprise A should've been an Excelsior class starship or a new class like Spencer's Enterprise A or are you fully happy with the Enterprise A being a refit Constitution Class starship?
No I think they did the right thing with another Constitution to honor Kirk and crew!
I think it would be great if you could show some blueprints and cutaways of the ships shown.
I do, when it's about the insides of a ship and when some are available, and not copyrighted or someone elses artwork ;)
Question, is the Ta-Ho ment to be Taiho, as in the same vein as the Japanese carrier?
No, it is the Ti-ho, nothing to do with the Carrier! :P
What do you think Enterprises B and C would looked like If the Enterprise A was an Excelsior class starship?
Didn't this ship show up at the starship museum in pichard s3?
Yes? And? You did check the date that this video was made right? :P
After the Kitomer talks, the Novel "Ashes of Eden" takes place where a retired Enterprise A is "gifted" to protect a planet aided by Captains Kirk and Scott, who are now retired as well. A fight ensues and the Enterprise A is eventually destroyed protecting the planet it was acquired to patrol for. (Wasn't sure if you ever mention novels) This story is the last time the original bridge crew was together on an Enterprise ship.
I do, however, only when it doesn't contradict canon... And since Star Trek canon says the Enterprise-A is in the fleet museum, it completely invalidates that novel!
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics
Came from the future!
Appearently, the Ashes of Eden novel is non-canon now as it was revealed in season 3 of Picard that the Enterprise-A was all patched up from its damages from the Khitomer battle and placed in the Starfleet Museum.
Well the Ashes Of Eden Novel (Though a Good Story) was always Non-Canon as it was Beta Canon, which in turn made it meaningless to the Trek Universe from the beginning :)
Greate as always! But one thing bothers me: they build solar sail which is used to move starship not to give them power. Creating solar panels would more useful.
I think whatever Solar Tech is used in the 23rd Century is capable of generating power... I mean Obviously, since that's what the movie says after all...
Was it a Constitution built from scratch as a refit or was it a TOS conni remodeled into a conni-refit?
It was a new one...
I'd be interested in
hearing more beta canon stories if the Enterprise -A. Might have heard she was part of the emergency response fleet rushed to deal with the borg cube after the fleet at wolf 359 was massacred.
LOL no, that's just a myth! :P The Enterprise A was not at Wolf 359, other Connie Refits were though ;)
New for 2286, the new Chevy Tahoe
It's Ti-Ho after the WW2 Japanese Carrier... Not Tahoe... :S
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics good to know :)
I was wondering... when the power systems went kablooey and Enterprise had to be rescued, was that about the same time Star Trek 5 took place? : )
No that was before...
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics Yeah, I figured that. After seeing all the problems in the movie, I was just attempting a humorous link-up.
Nothing is known about who the new crew was for the 1701-A the B hadn't been launched yet. So I wonder if the 1701-A survived to get put into the Fleet museum?
There wasnt one.... The Enterprise-A was decommissioned right after ST6!
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics I was going by Kirk's words at the end when he said "This ship and her history will shortly become the care of another crew." That implied that until the B was built and ready to go. That a new Captain and crew were assigned to the 1701-A. Even I know Starfleet said they were to return to space dock to be decommished. But I assumed that meant the crew or at least the old senior staff. Kirk, McCoy, Spock, Scotty would be allowed to finally retire after all of the service they have done for the Federation.
LOL that wasn't meant as a direct state of fact, that was Kirk being poetic :P Also People aren't Decommissioned, ships are ;)
@@TriAngulumStudiosAudioComics I tend to take things literally as I hear them. Lol so I always thought the A got a few more light years under her belt till Starfleet decided to commission the B. How close in Stargates is the Ending of 6 and the begining of Generstions? Has that ever been established?
It's all good :) It gave me a laugh, not a make fun of you laugh, but a cheery one, so thank you for that :) As for Generations it takes place about 7-11 months after ST6! :)
Now they've brought back the Constitution Class in Picard, thus proving that you can't put a class down.
They brought back the Constitution Class way before Picard, in S3 of Star Trek: Discovery, when there is a 32nd Century Constitution Class!