4:05 Have you considered contacting a certain Starfleet officer from the future named Daniels, Captain? He and his Temporal Cold War time ship might just be the solution to beat Annorax and his ship.
OH FOR FUCKS SAKE I'M SICK OF EXPLAINING THE FOLLOWING TO MORONS THE TEMPORAL COLD WAR THE SULIBAN THE XINDI WERE CREATED SPECIFICALLY FOR STAR TREK : ENTERPRISE AND EVEN THE STAR TREK PRODUCERS DON'T CONSIDER THEM CANON
@@andrewblanchard2398 chill for a minute. You know Star trek fans like continuity and Cannon. But the most reasonable explanation is Daniel's foresaw this happening in the future and decided not to do anything about it because it was going as planned. Easy.
Who said Daniels or his organisation wasnt aware of this whole situation ? i bet they were watching - who knows maybe they DID interfere but in a manner unseen - Annarax said the time had moods - or maybe it was influenced by someone else with better tech - that hampered Annarax in some manner - or better yet - steer his exploits in a manner that suited THEM not him... Annarax said that his efforts were always lacking the one thing he really wanted - so it could have been the case that some one DID interfere with his work on purpose to prohibit him from achieving it - on purpose. Or maybe Daniels simply did nothing since he didnt have to do anything. from his perspective all annarax did - was supposed to happen so he didnt interfere. Or maybe his organisation simply protected time line from interference done by the future agents - aka temporal manipulation was okay - as long as it was being done from the "present" - annarax did not sent agents back to change the past from within the past - he was manipulating time from within his own time frame in Daniels book - that could have been totally valid method thus no reason to intefere in a way Annarax was not a time traveler - he only influenced time but wasnt traveling back or forth per say.
Maybe he did and failed? Maybe he saw or was made to see that these events needed to play out as horrible as they were to restore the proper space-time continuum? I'm sure the Federations Department of Temporal Investigations got involved making slight adjustments to correct the timeline. If not; you always have the Q looking down on all things. Moving the chess pieces like changing the universal constants of the universe. I love/hate time travel. 😂
@@adambrown3918 the last act showed DESTROYING the TIMESHIP reset history but in that RESTORED HISTORY the KRENIM still had small ships like in the beginning of the episode
Their scrum meeting at the end sounds like many I’ve had. Us: You are wrong this task is impossible we need to change it, manager: I don’t care… HR: you can’t criticize them in your meetings
Seven could have injected the computer with nantes and programmed the now borg ship to begin repairing itself...or, relay plans from the replicators into the transportors to synthesise more raw materials. If they needed excess power to do this then drain it from the shuttlecraft and worker bees.
To be honest, when your crew is that small, objections in private seem irrelevant. You’re not objecting in front of some junior officer, these are people who are all on same name basis.
I strongly disagree with that color of the nebula. Humans can only see less than 1% of all light in the universe using the spectrum. A lot of light in the universe is Infrared and Ultraviolet. Now, the fact that it is those parts of the light spectrum they would mostly appear brown black white or gray. Even if we did see them we would only see Red Green and Blue. The cause of that is the Three colors are easiest for the brain to decode.
How can you say that without knowing fictional composition of the fictional nebula? Are you making the point that most nebulae are grey and brow? If so, the rant about the EM spectrum was, indeed, superfluous.
"It is *offensive*... fortunately, taste is irrelevant."
One of my favorite lines in all of Voyager!
He treats Tom Paris with more kindness in rebellion, than he ever did Eric in obedience.
7 was 100% correct
You know something tastes bad when Tuvok has trouble drinking it.
Specifically, the taste is offensive.
4:25 Ok captain, what ever you say 😲
4:05 Have you considered contacting a certain Starfleet officer from the future named Daniels, Captain? He and his Temporal Cold War time ship might just be the solution to beat Annorax and his ship.
OH FOR FUCKS SAKE
I'M SICK OF EXPLAINING
THE FOLLOWING TO
MORONS
THE TEMPORAL COLD WAR
THE SULIBAN
THE XINDI
WERE CREATED
SPECIFICALLY FOR
STAR TREK : ENTERPRISE
AND EVEN THE
STAR TREK PRODUCERS
DON'T CONSIDER THEM
CANON
@@andrewblanchard2398 chill for a minute. You know Star trek fans like continuity and Cannon. But the most reasonable explanation is Daniel's foresaw this happening in the future and decided not to do anything about it because it was going as planned. Easy.
Daniels is not a Starfleet officer per se, he belongs to a separate division that deals with temporal issues.
@@SantomPh So is Section 31. But many Section 31 agents & leaders are Starfleet officers.
Who said Daniels or his organisation wasnt aware of this whole situation ? i bet they were watching - who knows maybe they DID interfere but in a manner unseen - Annarax said the time had moods - or maybe it was influenced by someone else with better tech - that hampered Annarax in some manner - or better yet - steer his exploits in a manner that suited THEM not him... Annarax said that his efforts were always lacking the one thing he really wanted - so it could have been the case that some one DID interfere with his work on purpose to prohibit him from achieving it - on purpose. Or maybe Daniels simply did nothing since he didnt have to do anything. from his perspective all annarax did - was supposed to happen so he didnt interfere. Or maybe his organisation simply protected time line from interference done by the future agents - aka temporal manipulation was okay - as long as it was being done from the "present" - annarax did not sent agents back to change the past from within the past - he was manipulating time from within his own time frame in Daniels book - that could have been totally valid method thus no reason to intefere in a way Annarax was not a time traveler - he only influenced time but wasnt traveling back or forth per say.
Dick Jones' plan to have Boddicker remove Bob Morton from time quickly spiralled out of control in this episode.
ANNORAX
never thought to go back
and stop his past self
Maybe he did and failed? Maybe he saw or was made to see that these events needed to play out as horrible as they were to restore the proper space-time continuum? I'm sure the Federations Department of Temporal Investigations got involved making slight adjustments to correct the timeline. If not; you always have the Q looking down on all things. Moving the chess pieces like changing the universal constants of the universe. I love/hate time travel. 😂
@@adambrown3918
the last act showed
DESTROYING
the TIMESHIP
reset history
but in that RESTORED HISTORY
the KRENIM still had small ships
like in the beginning of the episode
If he did that, there would be no need to do that.
He would have had to think he was wrong to do that.
Easy explanation. His weapon maybe capable of erasing and changing time but annorax himself can't go back in time.
They dump the Crew and then Hide in a nebular and Could have repaired a lot More With Full crew
1:20 Didn't you just spend 30 days in solitary confinement, Tom (and also got demoted)? Isn't it good enough??
Year of Hell was in the 4th Season. Thirty Days, the 5th. Tom's little indiscretion was still some time away.
Kurtwood Smith is a great actor.
I didn't know this until very recently, but Kurtwood Smith played the Federation president in Star Trek VI - The Undiscovered Country.
@@larrycopeland2413 I knew cos I own the movie on DVD.
Their scrum meeting at the end sounds like many I’ve had. Us: You are wrong this task is impossible we need to change it, manager: I don’t care… HR: you can’t criticize them in your meetings
I don't know if ya'll noticed when he told Tom that he was trying to get home but where is his home which is why Tom declined his offer
Seven could have injected the computer with nantes and programmed the now borg ship to begin repairing itself...or, relay plans from the replicators into the transportors to synthesise more raw materials. If they needed excess power to do this then drain it from the shuttlecraft and worker bees.
Didn't he get killed by robovoyger and Borg 209, or I'm I thinking of something else.
I would not trust Red Foreman too far...
To be honest, when your crew is that small, objections in private seem irrelevant. You’re not objecting in front of some junior officer, these are people who are all on same name basis.
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Thanks for someone who likes my comment wow this is a great TV show
I strongly disagree with that color of the nebula. Humans can only see less than 1% of all light in the universe using the spectrum. A lot of light in the universe is Infrared and Ultraviolet. Now, the fact that it is those parts of the light spectrum they would mostly appear brown black white or gray. Even if we did see them we would only see Red Green and Blue. The cause of that is the Three colors are easiest for the brain to decode.
How can you say that without knowing fictional composition of the fictional nebula? Are you making the point that most nebulae are grey and brow? If so, the rant about the EM spectrum was, indeed, superfluous.
Shut up 7 springs to mind yes shut up Wesley from tng in this case it applies to 7 of 9 not Picard but Jane way lol