I appreciate hopw they tried to underscore how much Enterprise's crew contributed to the founding of the Federation, but I agree with Jolene Blalock when she said that Riker and Troi's precence really stole the show and ruined their finale.
As much as I do enjoy Riker, he and Deanna are really out of place here. As much as I love seing the Enterprise D again, this just didn't work. The scenes where Enterprise stood on its own two feet are the only ones worth watching.
okay relax.. it was not a hologram .. did you listen to Troi or knee jerk yourselves.. all they did they did.. yes the ending seemed silly, but looking back it was not.. and believe me I can't stand Bergman.. it was the beginning.. the DUMBEST thing any sci fi can do is 'go back to the beginning' after we all know the future, it's boring, we don't care and frankly the only good of this series was the flipping DOG. Star Trek needed a break.. give it one.
It's a shame really, series 4 was where Enterprise was really starting to find itself, however, the damage was done, and it got cancelled. What made it worse was that These Are The Voyages sucked, pointless deaths, dull action, pointless scenes, and the worst part was, it wasn't even a proper Enterprise episode, it was a really bad episode of TNG instead. The last 40 seconds of the episode however...
@beyrsf Enterprise takes place in the final years preceeding the Birth of the Federation, with the launch of the USS Enterprise, the first human vessel with a class 5 warp drive. I think it's around 110 years before the Original series.
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I think it's fitting to hear Archer's voice next to Kirk's and Picard's. Granted it doesn't carry as much gravitas, but that's fine. He was a good captain and an interesting character, on a very underrated show.
I thought the early seasons were actually pretty good compared to what a lot of people have said. Some of the episodes are hit and miss, but overall it's alright. the most developed characters come through in Trip and Phlox. Malcolm and T'pol too rounded out later. By season 5 it definitely felt like it was coming into it's own and getting really good. I think overall it gets an undeserved bad rep. People forget that the first couple seasons of TNG weren't that great. Neither was Voyager.
@Syupweque2 So did Marina Sirtis. And I wish she had the same Season 7 hair and uniform as in the last season of TNG. Patrick Steward of all other TNG cast members should've also made an appearance! But it was nice to see Riker, Troi, and hear a piece of Data for one last time but if I could make a wish for Trek, it would be that I could see the TNG cast reprise their roles for one last final movie.
God damn I can't help but hear the true Star Trek theme during this scene, similar to the final part, the greatest scene Enterprise ever made. these are the voyages of the starship Enterprise...
Is this the end of Star Trek as a tv-show i don´t think so lets take a look at another tv-show that had its beginning the 60s Doctor Who.
After the end of the Seventh Doctors run on tv we had to wait 7 years before the doctor returned to tv in the form of a mini series and then further 9 years before Doctor who returned.
It may take some time but im sure that in time (and with enough fans requesting a new one) Star Trek will return to our tvs once again.
@Erikjust I hope so. As far as I am aware, Eterprise was more murdered by Network Directors than voted off by the Audience.
And I think Star Trek war murdered, or at least severely crippled, by JJAbrams and Co. Nemesis was Crap, with an absolute unneccessary Killing of the Audiences Favourite Character, and "Star Trek" was pathetic, and has nothing of Trek, it is no more than the average Sci-Fi-Flick.
@Erikjust Except that Doctor Who still has the same character throughout the (now 48 years) whereas Star Trek has the characters change per series. Even more so Doctor still created more stories with each Doctor with audio drama's starring the original actors and actresses during the gaps between the classic, 1996 tv movie, and the new continuing series.
I'm not trying to give crap about Star Trek (which is great too) I am merely saying that each series is a spin off of the Star Trek universe.
@Erikjust Except that Doctor Who still has the same character throughout the (now 48 years) whereas Star Trek has the characters change per series. Even more so Doctor still created more stories with each Doctor with audio drama's starring the original actors and actresses during the gaps between the classic, 1996 tv movie, and the new continuing series.
I'm not trying to give crap about Star Trek (which is great too). I am merely saying that each series is a spin off of the Star Trek universe.
@GCRK5 Well yes through Audio plays and stories Doctor Who was indeed kept alive until it returned to tv.
Yet consider this if nobody who had the power to return Doctor Who to TV had ever given a flying fuck about Doctor Who and thought well it was a great show, but it ended with the seventh doctor, we would never had gotten this show back.
So i would say if enough fans requesting it and with enough of those fans having the power to make it so star trek will return.
@Erikjust And even if it is with a new crew and a new ship they can still face old adversaries and have cameos by the old crews of the previous ships.
Admiral Janeway could come aboard on an inspecting tour that goes horribly wrong, this new star ship could be required to go on an escort mission with the Enterprise.
Q or Q junior or both could pop in and take then entire ship on a Mary go round in time and have the original crew from the very first enterprise meet up with the new crew.
All it will require is that we get some good writers on the show, that actually cares about the show and want it to succeed in the same way Star Trek next generation did.
@SCIFIguy64 Perhaps but we have to remember where the other series more or less ended on a high note Enterprise left the Star Trek franchise in a particularly DEEP hole.
And the new movie might not be able to pull it out of that hole but as said before i´m hopeful that we will one day see Star Trek return to tv as a new series.
@yellowpete79@Jmbk7278 Yeah, they had it switching between the scenes. I also, by the way, find it rediculous that CBS and Paramount both A. Only gave them notice of cancellation when they only had 3 episodes left to film in Season 4, and B. Though at the end of Season 4, it was the highest rated Star Trek to date at that same point in time, they still cancelled it. I mean come on, Voyager got 7 seasons and there were what, 2 people that watched it?
I liked this Enterprise Series, but I felt like they could have done more with it. I didn’t like this ending. It jumped ahead several years from the previous episode, so you’re were trying to catch up from that lost time. The finale itself felt very rushed. They killed off a primary character without really a proper farewell. I hope that this isn’t the end of the Star Trek Franchise; I know there are many who would like to see another series.
That's the only scene I like in the entire episode.
SPOILER!
Btw did you know that, according to the novels "Last Full Measure" and "The Good That Men Do", the history books were altered and that Trip actually didn't die?
I truly hope we see another Star Trek series, at least before the 50 year mark. Thanks for the mythology folks. I know many generations from now when man is exploring the galaxy they will look back and smile at what inspired them.
@BGRANT777X Oh cry me a river its a great ending to the series just let it go and watch it with an open mind its a great episode of a great series (and thank god they killed off Trip because he was the freaking scrappy of the whole damn show!)
Gotta love when Archer hugs T'Pol. They went from loathing each other in the first episode to her practically being his big sister, trying to do up his collar button, and him relying on her more than anyone for - ironically - emotional support. One of the most interesting friendships in Star Trek, imho.
I wished they used the Enterprise E so Riker's discussion with Picard could be him moving to the Titan and his getting married to Troi. But I know they used Enterprise D since it was in the series.
@Alverant The episode they were using for Riker and Troi was the Pegasus episode. He had to make up his mind to tell Picard about the USS Pegasus and the fact it illegally possessed cloaking technology.
Did anyone else notice that in this last episode, NOT ONE of the Enterprise NX-01 crew was promoted? They were all the same rank as they were in Broken Bow.
I was pretty dissatisfied with Enterprise. There were great episodes and the characters were very interesting, but I don't feel like they took the story anywhere. :\
Captain's log star date 24/21/10. this will be the final time for all the Treekies to see the final episode of star trek, through time of the 60s 80s 90s and 00s, people will say to the children i saw i when i was a child. And in the future they will keep going continuing the voyages they have begun and journey to those undiscovered countries 1:44 where no man, or no one has gone before
First off, there is no better captain. I've served under real ones and to be honest, Picard is the most realistic. However, that said, the point of this whole series wasn't who was the most popular, it was the humankind can survive, if only we look past the surface and stop worshipping the superficial facets of life. You need only read the Grand Masters of science fiction to really understand.
I think all of the Captains are memorable, now being the Fan that I am, let's not forget about Sisco and Janeway now! They too, have accomplished some great feats that nobody else could.
The idea of Archer's speech during the formation of the federation being a holodeck program unfairly gives a finger to the rest of the series. It's kind of like it was one of those cheap "it was all a dream" resolutions. Although it was nice seeing the three classics Enterprises as well as Riker and Troi.
I dissagree - It's not like they were implying the the whole thing never happened - it was pretty obvious that they intended that holodeck programme to be an historical one :)
Well, no. The speech and events that led to it, did happened. Troi pretty much mentions that the academy students learn this speech, as an historical event.
@landcommander1981 Quite an accomplishment in the days of nothing but replicated food that tastes real but is actually just your complete vitamin intake for the day.
Well, that was Star Trek I guess. The next step is: Go out there, and discover what is there, and compare it to Star Trek. Then maybe we'll have either a good laugh at Star Trek for missing the point completely, or smile at how similar everything is.
For the last episode of a great series I was rather disappointed, but I liked that last scene it was a rather nice touch.I still ask wtf they thought they were doing with the killing off of Tucker though.
@Dirtboy101 No the opening to the show is actually from pieces of a speech given by Zefram Cochrane during the dedication of the Warp 5 Complex. How, paraphrasing here, it (Warp 5 engine) will open open the vast reaches of space to exploration and let us meet new life forms and civilizations where no man has gone before.
I think "Voyager" was my favorite among them all. Especially the ending! It's kinda cruel though, the ending was tear jerking for me because they finally made it home! I was so thrilled...and they way they were greeted sent tingles down my spine...and the last sentence Janeway said...though that was it...who knows what happened to the crew after that. I am still hoping that somewhere down the line, they make some sort of cameo movie on what happened to voyager after they reached home.
I really do hope this is not the last installment to the Star Trek franchise. I have been watching Star Trek all the way from Kirk...through Picard....through Sisco....through Janeway....and now through Archer. They have all been masterpieces in their own right and shall always live on. I sure hope they keep the franchise going.
@MisterDisaronno Well, it appears that this was the last one. Paramount has announced (a while back already I believe) that they have given up the series in it's entirety.
I would, however, love to see the series continued, possibly by someone else. It's really one of the best things/fantasies/whatever you want to call it, about what we might discover out there, in space.
@MoonrayDrake yeah, I agree....definitely "Star Trek" has opened and expanded our imaginations. Why if I were alive in that day, serving Star Fleet, I would be a military man for 40 years! LOL.
@MisterDisaronno Had I tried to join Starfleet like the navy I doubt they DQ me because of my eyes and the only thing that can fix it is an auto DQ by them as well. Doctor be like *zap* "All done. Please proceed to the next station cadet." I could be in my 14th year in service and by the looks of it a captain of something. No red shirt mishaps for me as I'm science branch Blue/Gold all the way.
Good. I thought it was awsome and it got a chill watching the end but Frakes coulda dropped 20lbs for the roll dammit. lol Nah, just kidding. He looks good for being in his 50's and still only a commander. lol
He didn't need to lose weight. Notice the reference to a distant relationship with cpt. picard and especially the pips on his collar.. he's a captain now... so this is obviously at some point in the future during his time. His character may have gained weight by then ;)
@DaedalusReturned Actually, this is set during the time of the next generation's 7th season episode 'Pegasus'. Riker used this programme of the NX-01 to help him decide whether he should tell Picard the secret of the U.S.S Pegasus, so Riker SHOULD look exactly the same as he does in tng's seventh season, but obviously, that was impossible. lol!
The ending of the show chokes me up, I know voyager they return home, DS9 sisko dies, TNG just seems to continue as does TOS, but it feels like the end of the road altogether, and I know they don't class this as the proper ending and trip isnt dead, but it Feels like Archer is alone as T'Pol is.
Before the Star Trek movies, Kirk was just a cliche character in a TV show from the 60s. In the movies (Star Trek 2 - 6 because the first one was also cliche) he was better. Picard is one of my favourite captains with a cool sounding voice and very.. diplomatic about everything. However, Archer is my all-time favourite. He's just one of those guys who is capable of mercy, honour, good-thinking, and (when he has no other choice) stealing in order to save his ship and crew.
"I think that I am ready to talk to captain Picard now..." Very few people know why this line is part of the last scene before Riker and Troi exit the holodeck. The events in this episode are part of the TNG episode called "The Pegasus" where Riker is trying to decide whether or not he is going to tell captain Picard about what really happened on the ship called Pegasus where he was transferred for duty after his graduation.
Kirk is top by a wide margin, he is the kind of guy that would fit in with the generation that fought 2 world wars.
Picard on the other hand is more like a modern military man/politician...
Archer (who i thought was a fairly good captain, better then sisko anyway) would be your Admiral Nelson....or Christopher Columbus...in it for the adventure not the job or to escape life
I appreciate hopw they tried to underscore how much Enterprise's crew contributed to the founding of the Federation, but I agree with Jolene Blalock when she said that Riker and Troi's precence really stole the show and ruined their finale.
As much as I do enjoy Riker, he and Deanna are really out of place here. As much as I love seing the Enterprise D again, this just didn't work. The scenes where Enterprise stood on its own two feet are the only ones worth watching.
SawdustProductions 1 day ago
okay relax.. it was not a hologram .. did you listen to Troi or knee jerk yourselves.. all they did they did.. yes the ending seemed silly, but looking back it was not.. and believe me I can't stand Bergman.. it was the beginning.. the DUMBEST thing any sci fi can do is 'go back to the beginning' after we all know the future, it's boring, we don't care and frankly the only good of this series was the flipping DOG. Star Trek needed a break.. give it one.
RachTrinity 4 days ago
@RachTrinity But how long?
Spaninator 2 days ago
It's a shame really, series 4 was where Enterprise was really starting to find itself, however, the damage was done, and it got cancelled. What made it worse was that These Are The Voyages sucked, pointless deaths, dull action, pointless scenes, and the worst part was, it wasn't even a proper Enterprise episode, it was a really bad episode of TNG instead. The last 40 seconds of the episode however...
willmandude 1 week ago
Rick Berman and Brannon Braga can go FUCK THEMSELVES!!! They reduced Enterprise to a holodeck experience!!!
drakian 1 week ago
as Demona yes. I'm not familiar w/the names of Will Riker and Deanna Troi.
beyrsf 1 week ago
So....continuity wise when does the "Enterprise" show take place w/the other series?
beyrsf 2 weeks ago
@beyrsf Enterprise takes place in the final years preceeding the Birth of the Federation, with the launch of the USS Enterprise, the first human vessel with a class 5 warp drive. I think it's around 110 years before the Original series.
mortman200 2 weeks ago
@mortman200 So this final episode of Enterprise takes place.............
beyrsf 1 week ago
@mortman200 because "Demona" and "David Xanitos" are in the last part of this episode...
beyrsf 1 week ago
@beyrsf Will Riker and Deanna Troi. Wait, Marina Sirtis was on Gargoyles too?
mortman200 1 week ago
Oh my goodness, is that David Xanitos & Demona.....I meant John' Frakes & Marina Sirtis at the end of this episode?!!!!!!!
beyrsf 2 weeks ago
Show should have lasted longer. The only real complaint I had was the godawful intro. After that I thought it was good trek action.
assdickmkgee 3 weeks ago
I Love You Star Trek!
wlt777 1 month ago
Sad ending for a show that should've lasted for at "Least" seven seasons. :(
wlt777 1 month ago 2
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Ubuntu20111 2 months ago
Space, the final frontier,
These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise,
It's continuing mission,
To explore strange new worlds,to seek out new life and new civilizations,
To boldly go where no one has gone before.
Star Trek for Ever
MrSeedeh 4 months ago 5
It would have been interesting to hear what the speech was, but I guess the writers got lazy.
kamdan2011 4 months ago 3
Happy 10th anniversary Star Trek Enterprise!
WWETVHD 5 months ago 10
I think it's fitting to hear Archer's voice next to Kirk's and Picard's. Granted it doesn't carry as much gravitas, but that's fine. He was a good captain and an interesting character, on a very underrated show.
jimbopumbapigsticks 5 months ago
Troi says something like you wish you could tell them this would give birth to the Federation. Well, yes they were siging the charter there.
PuddleJumper1874 5 months ago
@PuddleJumper1874 That was the Coalition of Planets Charter than preceded the Federation. Sort of like the League of Nations to the UN.
jimbopumbapigsticks 5 months ago
@jimbopumbapigsticks
I thought the year on the episode was 2161. I really only like the ending of the episode with Picard, Kirk and Archer voiceover.
PuddleJumper1874 5 months ago
@PuddleJumper1874 Oh I dunno then. I assumed it was because of what Troi said.
jimbopumbapigsticks 5 months ago
Just read an interview with Brannon Braga. I have to say, he comes over as a self-involved douche.
jimbopumbapigsticks 5 months ago
I thought the early seasons were actually pretty good compared to what a lot of people have said. Some of the episodes are hit and miss, but overall it's alright. the most developed characters come through in Trip and Phlox. Malcolm and T'pol too rounded out later. By season 5 it definitely felt like it was coming into it's own and getting really good. I think overall it gets an undeserved bad rep. People forget that the first couple seasons of TNG weren't that great. Neither was Voyager.
syrupykeyboard 5 months ago
The show was so weak, they ended it's finale in the middle of a random TNG episode.
yaahyak 5 months ago
Awww, bring back Enterprise. It really didn't deserve to get cancelled - it was just getting good.
jimbopumbapigsticks 6 months ago 3
first officer chubby and miss age lines...
TheCaptainFarns 6 months ago
Jonathon Frakes got so fat.
Syupweque2 6 months ago
@Syupweque2 So did Marina Sirtis. And I wish she had the same Season 7 hair and uniform as in the last season of TNG. Patrick Steward of all other TNG cast members should've also made an appearance! But it was nice to see Riker, Troi, and hear a piece of Data for one last time but if I could make a wish for Trek, it would be that I could see the TNG cast reprise their roles for one last final movie.
BlueRangerJosh 5 months ago
... and then after 40 years, there was no more Star Trek on TV ever again.
:'(
Vamphaery 6 months ago
God damn I can't help but hear the true Star Trek theme during this scene, similar to the final part, the greatest scene Enterprise ever made. these are the voyages of the starship Enterprise...
thatguywiththeegg 6 months ago
As heartbreaking as it is to see the series end, that was a BEAUTFUL ending
tripdefect87 7 months ago 2
Great series, had more awesome episodes than I can count... ending was ok, they had no reason to kill tucker, that pissed me off.
TheNewmanProductions 7 months ago
@TheNewmanProductions
I could not disagree with you, in my opinion, Commander Tucker was one of the best characters in the show he was like captain Kirk.
I also can't understand why his was character killed
PawelK198604 6 months ago
Is this the end of Star Trek as a tv-show i don´t think so lets take a look at another tv-show that had its beginning the 60s Doctor Who.
After the end of the Seventh Doctors run on tv we had to wait 7 years before the doctor returned to tv in the form of a mini series and then further 9 years before Doctor who returned.
It may take some time but im sure that in time (and with enough fans requesting a new one) Star Trek will return to our tvs once again.
Erikjust 9 months ago 25
@Erikjust I hope so. As far as I am aware, Eterprise was more murdered by Network Directors than voted off by the Audience.
And I think Star Trek war murdered, or at least severely crippled, by JJAbrams and Co. Nemesis was Crap, with an absolute unneccessary Killing of the Audiences Favourite Character, and "Star Trek" was pathetic, and has nothing of Trek, it is no more than the average Sci-Fi-Flick.
LutzDerLurch 5 months ago
@Erikjust Except that Doctor Who still has the same character throughout the (now 48 years) whereas Star Trek has the characters change per series. Even more so Doctor still created more stories with each Doctor with audio drama's starring the original actors and actresses during the gaps between the classic, 1996 tv movie, and the new continuing series.
I'm not trying to give crap about Star Trek (which is great too) I am merely saying that each series is a spin off of the Star Trek universe.
GCRK5 4 months ago
@Erikjust Except that Doctor Who still has the same character throughout the (now 48 years) whereas Star Trek has the characters change per series. Even more so Doctor still created more stories with each Doctor with audio drama's starring the original actors and actresses during the gaps between the classic, 1996 tv movie, and the new continuing series.
I'm not trying to give crap about Star Trek (which is great too). I am merely saying that each series is a spin off of the Star Trek universe.
GCRK5 4 months ago
@GCRK5 Well yes through Audio plays and stories Doctor Who was indeed kept alive until it returned to tv.
Yet consider this if nobody who had the power to return Doctor Who to TV had ever given a flying fuck about Doctor Who and thought well it was a great show, but it ended with the seventh doctor, we would never had gotten this show back.
So i would say if enough fans requesting it and with enough of those fans having the power to make it so star trek will return.
Erikjust 4 months ago
@Erikjust And even if it is with a new crew and a new ship they can still face old adversaries and have cameos by the old crews of the previous ships.
Admiral Janeway could come aboard on an inspecting tour that goes horribly wrong, this new star ship could be required to go on an escort mission with the Enterprise.
Q or Q junior or both could pop in and take then entire ship on a Mary go round in time and have the original crew from the very first enterprise meet up with the new crew.
Erikjust 4 months ago
All it will require is that we get some good writers on the show, that actually cares about the show and want it to succeed in the same way Star Trek next generation did.
Erikjust 4 months ago
@Erikjust There's like a new serise every decade or so.
SCIFIguy64 3 weeks ago
@SCIFIguy64 Perhaps but we have to remember where the other series more or less ended on a high note Enterprise left the Star Trek franchise in a particularly DEEP hole.
And the new movie might not be able to pull it out of that hole but as said before i´m hopeful that we will one day see Star Trek return to tv as a new series.
Erikjust 3 weeks ago
So did troi and tubby see T'pol hug Archer? or was that meant to be in reality?
yellowpete79 9 months ago
@yellowpete79 It was all reality, this is just a re-play of what happened, according to the history books.
woodmeister85 9 months ago
@woodmeister85 To ask a nerdier question :D Does the holodeck switch between scenes? I really wish they hadn't ended on a holodeck story.
yellowpete79 9 months ago
@yellowpete79 @Jmbk7278 Yeah, they had it switching between the scenes. I also, by the way, find it rediculous that CBS and Paramount both A. Only gave them notice of cancellation when they only had 3 episodes left to film in Season 4, and B. Though at the end of Season 4, it was the highest rated Star Trek to date at that same point in time, they still cancelled it. I mean come on, Voyager got 7 seasons and there were what, 2 people that watched it?
woodmeister85 9 months ago
I love this scene but this episode is so frustrating as it mixes lovely poignancy like this with absolute nonsensical trash (like Tucker's death).
ezri85 9 months ago
I liked this Enterprise Series, but I felt like they could have done more with it. I didn’t like this ending. It jumped ahead several years from the previous episode, so you’re were trying to catch up from that lost time. The finale itself felt very rushed. They killed off a primary character without really a proper farewell. I hope that this isn’t the end of the Star Trek Franchise; I know there are many who would like to see another series.
Jmbk7278 9 months ago
@Jmbk7278 That could be summed up by the fact that they were notified that they were being cancelled with a whopping 3 episodes left in Season 4.
woodmeister85 9 months ago
@woodmeister85 That’s too bad that they network didn’t have enough professionalism to give them proper notice. I still liked the series as a whole.
Jmbk7278 9 months ago
Beautiful scene of the Enterprise D
Still my favorite ship.
Seppster1611 9 months ago
Riker is fat.
TheArsebiscuits 9 months ago
Upvote for tight body suits on alien females!!
aegisgfx 10 months ago
The ending always makes me start to cry...
dented42 10 months ago
That's the only scene I like in the entire episode.
SPOILER!
Btw did you know that, according to the novels "Last Full Measure" and "The Good That Men Do", the history books were altered and that Trip actually didn't die?
FekLeyrTarg 10 months ago 2
@FekLeyrTarg Yes and he became a Section 31 operative.
nittany272 10 months ago
I truly hope we see another Star Trek series, at least before the 50 year mark. Thanks for the mythology folks. I know many generations from now when man is exploring the galaxy they will look back and smile at what inspired them.
NJburbsSeeker 10 months ago 2
wait wait wait so enterprise is just a history story through a holideck
thebankaiking 11 months ago
@quantum460 Which one? There were two.
jimmyboy99 11 months ago
"Brought a tear to me eye."
jimmyboy99 11 months ago
I just realized...... Michael (well the actor) from SGA is in This series. 0_0
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BGRANT777X 11 months ago
@BGRANT777X Oh cry me a river its a great ending to the series just let it go and watch it with an open mind its a great episode of a great series (and thank god they killed off Trip because he was the freaking scrappy of the whole damn show!)
LinkHimora 10 months ago
"...must come to an end."
NonstopRam 11 months ago
1:43 Best Part
lgvereor 1 year ago
Gotta love when Archer hugs T'Pol. They went from loathing each other in the first episode to her practically being his big sister, trying to do up his collar button, and him relying on her more than anyone for - ironically - emotional support. One of the most interesting friendships in Star Trek, imho.
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asuch874 1 year ago
Got to admit that was a Kick ass ending!
tjlambert28 1 year ago
Picard>Archer>Kirk
Danderson07 1 year ago
I wished they used the Enterprise E so Riker's discussion with Picard could be him moving to the Titan and his getting married to Troi. But I know they used Enterprise D since it was in the series.
Alverant 1 year ago
@Alverant The episode they were using for Riker and Troi was the Pegasus episode. He had to make up his mind to tell Picard about the USS Pegasus and the fact it illegally possessed cloaking technology.
mooglebait 11 months ago
As the token TOS fan here, Kirk for the win!!! :)
Sirea0 1 year ago
Did anyone else notice that in this last episode, NOT ONE of the Enterprise NX-01 crew was promoted? They were all the same rank as they were in Broken Bow.
ThePhantom359 1 year ago
@ThePhantom359 Thats what they get for mutinying
asuch874 1 year ago
@asuch874 when did they mutiny?
Mattboesch8917 1 year ago
1 xindi dislikes this vid.
asuch874 1 year ago 22
@asuch874 And now there's a klingon, they were not friendly at that timeline! :D
solnegrolunaroja 9 months ago 2
@asuch874 make that 3
peter555777444 6 months ago
@asuch874 They multiplied to 3...
darthspeaks 5 months ago
aaand no more startrek:(
ceridan01 1 year ago
At the "space the final frontier...' part, why is voyager left out... Captain/Admiral Janeway could have said some wise words :P
Amdixer 1 year ago
@Amdixer because these three ships were the enterprise.
shadowpsykie 1 year ago
The very last TNG episode.
Arminixnix 1 year ago
I was so upset that they cut off just before the speach. I really wanted to hear that.
But I have to say I liked the way they had all three Enterprise captains say those epic lines together.
LuvlyPurpleCatMoose 1 year ago
A bittersweet ending to be honest. Say what you will about ENT, the final segment of Picard-Kirk-Archer was a nice nod and farewell to the TV series.
Pity Sisko and Janeway didn't pilot any Enterprise, they could have joined in on the fun as well.
nepomusik 1 year ago
Hay guys anyone knows where I can find the music from these scene??? PLease help.
nikoloskitomislav 1 year ago
Kirk=The Captain of Comradery and Courage
Picard=The Captain of Decisions and Diplomacy
Sisko=The Captain of Fury and Fighting
Janeway=The Captain of Hubris and Hopelessness
Archer=The Captain of Confusion and Calamity
obiwanobiwan13 1 year ago 5
@obiwanobiwan13 Sisko = the captain of affirmative action and writing your own script.
jros83 1 year ago
@obiwanobiwan13 Your Janeway and Archer made me LOL IRL.
hamanu666 8 months ago
They cut out the bit where Archer quantum leaps after the speech, and then Al tells him he can go home now.
It's confusing, is this a quantum leap episode?
nakonakonako666 1 year ago 3
I was pretty dissatisfied with Enterprise. There were great episodes and the characters were very interesting, but I don't feel like they took the story anywhere. :\
apathi0 1 year ago
Would've been great to see the Earth-Romulan War, as it is so often alluded to. It sounds like it would be an epic conflict to witness.
edinscot56789 1 year ago 2
atleast they lived up to the star trek saga by doing the new movie in 2009
it was awesome
vampirefredrik 1 year ago
Sorry about the ending...was very good stuff.
"He wanted the secrets of warp-technology so badly, he allowed the vulkans to turn him into the pet human."
J. F. Paxton blaming J. Archer's father in: S04E21-Terra Prime
BrightPiano 1 year ago
Captain's log star date 24/21/10. this will be the final time for all the Treekies to see the final episode of star trek, through time of the 60s 80s 90s and 00s, people will say to the children i saw i when i was a child. And in the future they will keep going continuing the voyages they have begun and journey to those undiscovered countries 1:44 where no man, or no one has gone before
dim432 1 year ago
St Enterprice we miss you
Mardon3s 1 year ago
First off, there is no better captain. I've served under real ones and to be honest, Picard is the most realistic. However, that said, the point of this whole series wasn't who was the most popular, it was the humankind can survive, if only we look past the surface and stop worshipping the superficial facets of life. You need only read the Grand Masters of science fiction to really understand.
grandpadewey 1 year ago 5
@grandpadewey Seriously, that was one of the best comments on Star Trek I've ever read. Thanks very much for posting.
spacecowboy5000 1 year ago
so the entire series of enterprise was a hollo simulation1?!?! LOL jk
riker and troi have gotton....bigger...lol
randomrazr 1 year ago
@randomrazr nooo ur right it was a simulation, from what i can see
jaymajik 1 year ago
So ENT series took place in USS Enterprise-D his Holodeck that only Riker and troi whas watching
michke11 1 year ago 2
@michke11
that would explain the low number of viewers ;)
you see, it was just made for - well, just two^^
shaft2112 1 year ago
@michke11
Nothing indicates that far, Riker merely used a holodeck program, about the last events as he knew, or rather learned them to be.
MisterWhat 1 year ago
I think all of the Captains are memorable, now being the Fan that I am, let's not forget about Sisco and Janeway now! They too, have accomplished some great feats that nobody else could.
MisterDisaronno 1 year ago 2
The idea of Archer's speech during the formation of the federation being a holodeck program unfairly gives a finger to the rest of the series. It's kind of like it was one of those cheap "it was all a dream" resolutions. Although it was nice seeing the three classics Enterprises as well as Riker and Troi.
fROmTh3fUTURe 1 year ago
@fROmTh3fUTURe
I dissagree - It's not like they were implying the the whole thing never happened - it was pretty obvious that they intended that holodeck programme to be an historical one :)
Sanchara 1 year ago
@fROmTh3fUTURe
Well, no. The speech and events that led to it, did happened. Troi pretty much mentions that the academy students learn this speech, as an historical event.
MisterWhat 1 year ago
@MisterWhat Know what you're right. Maybe I was overreacting a bit. Now that i look back on it, it seems kind of nice actually.
fROmTh3fUTURe 1 year ago
@MisterWhat You're a registered paedophile. The truth is out.
loopstheloop 1 year ago
@loopstheloop
Actually, i work undercover for the FBI. Chasing you, because of your love for boys like Bieber.
The love for shitty music says a lot. Detective work at our best.
MisterWhat 1 year ago
@fROmTh3fUTURe
Not really, the speech and the entire series DID happen, it's just that it was also watched in a Holo deck by Riker during the time of TNG.
SaiyanElite 1 year ago
Frakes got fat. We all did I guess. :D
landcommander1981 1 year ago
@landcommander1981 Quite an accomplishment in the days of nothing but replicated food that tastes real but is actually just your complete vitamin intake for the day.
RettMikhal 1 year ago
Well, that was Star Trek I guess. The next step is: Go out there, and discover what is there, and compare it to Star Trek. Then maybe we'll have either a good laugh at Star Trek for missing the point completely, or smile at how similar everything is.
MoonrayDrake 1 year ago
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I love the hug between Archer and T'pol - its pure mutual affection and respect for each other. Just a perfect touch.
edinscot56789 1 year ago
I love the hug between Archer and T'pol - its pure mutual affection and respect for each other. Just a perfect touch.
edinscot56789 1 year ago
For the last episode of a great series I was rather disappointed, but I liked that last scene it was a rather nice touch.I still ask wtf they thought they were doing with the killing off of Tucker though.
SirFact 1 year ago 4
so Picard is reciting Archers speech in the beginning?
Dirtboy101 2 years ago
@Dirtboy101 No the opening to the show is actually from pieces of a speech given by Zefram Cochrane during the dedication of the Warp 5 Complex. How, paraphrasing here, it (Warp 5 engine) will open open the vast reaches of space to exploration and let us meet new life forms and civilizations where no man has gone before.
Citrakite 1 year ago 2
I think "Voyager" was my favorite among them all. Especially the ending! It's kinda cruel though, the ending was tear jerking for me because they finally made it home! I was so thrilled...and they way they were greeted sent tingles down my spine...and the last sentence Janeway said...though that was it...who knows what happened to the crew after that. I am still hoping that somewhere down the line, they make some sort of cameo movie on what happened to voyager after they reached home.
MisterDisaronno 2 years ago
I wonder how the books are.
Some of them take place after Voyager right?
Usul573 2 years ago
I really do hope this is not the last installment to the Star Trek franchise. I have been watching Star Trek all the way from Kirk...through Picard....through Sisco....through Janeway....and now through Archer. They have all been masterpieces in their own right and shall always live on. I sure hope they keep the franchise going.
MisterDisaronno 2 years ago 30
Have you ever seen the web series STAR TREK PHASE II?
Dunes 2 years ago
@MisterDisaronno Well, it appears that this was the last one. Paramount has announced (a while back already I believe) that they have given up the series in it's entirety.
I would, however, love to see the series continued, possibly by someone else. It's really one of the best things/fantasies/whatever you want to call it, about what we might discover out there, in space.
MoonrayDrake 1 year ago
@MoonrayDrake yeah, I agree....definitely "Star Trek" has opened and expanded our imaginations. Why if I were alive in that day, serving Star Fleet, I would be a military man for 40 years! LOL.
MisterDisaronno 1 year ago
@MisterDisaronno Had I tried to join Starfleet like the navy I doubt they DQ me because of my eyes and the only thing that can fix it is an auto DQ by them as well. Doctor be like *zap* "All done. Please proceed to the next station cadet." I could be in my 14th year in service and by the looks of it a captain of something. No red shirt mishaps for me as I'm science branch Blue/Gold all the way.
Citrakite 1 year ago 2
@MisterDisaronno If there's another episode, I want it to either be a Section 31 series or the time has to be set even further than TNG/DS9/VOY.
Amar7605 11 months ago
@MisterDisaronno im not quite sure but i think i remember hearing something about star trek cardinal set after the dominion war
dnbslmnsgfnf 10 months ago
Good. I thought it was awsome and it got a chill watching the end but Frakes coulda dropped 20lbs for the roll dammit. lol Nah, just kidding. He looks good for being in his 50's and still only a commander. lol
jimmyboy99 2 years ago
He didn't need to lose weight. Notice the reference to a distant relationship with cpt. picard and especially the pips on his collar.. he's a captain now... so this is obviously at some point in the future during his time. His character may have gained weight by then ;)
DaedalusReturned 2 years ago
@DaedalusReturned Actually, this is set during the time of the next generation's 7th season episode 'Pegasus'. Riker used this programme of the NX-01 to help him decide whether he should tell Picard the secret of the U.S.S Pegasus, so Riker SHOULD look exactly the same as he does in tng's seventh season, but obviously, that was impossible. lol!
NorthStaruk1983 2 years ago
glorious just glorious a fitting end to 40 odd years of star trek (i dont include new film it is good bt not star trek)
vostronas 2 years ago 3
Live Long And Perspire.
mabiniss2 2 years ago
The ending is the very essence of star trek right there
Strome88 2 years ago 4
Great ending. It reflected on mostly all of the star trek tv series. TOS is my favorite of the series. Go captain kirk.
MrJaws1978 2 years ago 3
2:05 did anybody else wonder where the light comes from that reflects off the hull if they're in space?
mabiniss2 2 years ago
Could be anything, light from a star, a sun, plus theres a nebula infront of them haha
robbo2788 2 years ago
nearby stars nebulas, and collective background radiation
JoeDSileo1988 2 years ago
1:42 does anybody else like that part with the ships or just me?
mabiniss2 2 years ago
I like the ending but it makes me feel sad aswell
robbo2788 2 years ago
The ending of the show chokes me up, I know voyager they return home, DS9 sisko dies, TNG just seems to continue as does TOS, but it feels like the end of the road altogether, and I know they don't class this as the proper ending and trip isnt dead, but it Feels like Archer is alone as T'Pol is.
robbo2788 2 years ago
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Trip was a stupid redneck
thecommentmaster1 2 years ago
So the whole show was a computer simulation?
thecommentmaster1 2 years ago
No, just the last episode had Riker was viewing the historic events.
TronZEROPi 2 years ago
God Riker looks so tired and old and fat.
translucentorb 2 years ago
i hate the fact they had to cancel the series..
px002 2 years ago 3
... and hoping each time, that his next leap would be the leap home!
BruderSeth 2 years ago 5
ROFLMAO!
jimmyboy99 2 years ago
i LOVE QL ^^
BruderSeth 2 years ago
Archer seems like the kind of guy who would be offering sound financial advice or selling used cars.
uncivillizedfrog 2 years ago
Long live Cap.Jame T. Kirk, Mr.Spock, Dr.Macoy,Mr.Sulu,Scotty,Cheov,and Uhrua LONG LIVE: STAR TREK (TOS)
coolguy7884 2 years ago
AMEN! Chekov's my favorite ;)
And long live Picard, Riker, Data, Troi, Dr. Crusher, Worf, and Geordi- worthy followers to the TOS crew!
And I like Data best in that one. ;)
Here... in Enterprise... I like Riker and Troi there and the Picard/Kirk voiceovers!
obiwanobiwan13 2 years ago 2
McCoy
BruderSeth 2 years ago
ARCHER,ARCHER,ARCHER! GO GO GO!
he is the first and last captaint who say's my favorit line in Star Trek:
To boldly go where no one has gone before!!!!!!!
Ryagful 2 years ago
Picard is King. He has the swagger and leadership that Kirk never had. Plus it wasn't the 60s LOL
ferrellcm 2 years ago 5
Kirk is a legend. Nobody is better than James T Kirk.
cielobull 2 years ago 5
@cielobull fuck kirk
Duke0Forever 1 year ago
Archer>Picard>Kirk
Before the Star Trek movies, Kirk was just a cliche character in a TV show from the 60s. In the movies (Star Trek 2 - 6 because the first one was also cliche) he was better. Picard is one of my favourite captains with a cool sounding voice and very.. diplomatic about everything. However, Archer is my all-time favourite. He's just one of those guys who is capable of mercy, honour, good-thinking, and (when he has no other choice) stealing in order to save his ship and crew.
SkaarjSlayer 2 years ago
sisko was tough as nails and Janeway was hard as steel
rcredit 2 years ago 3
I would say that it was Chakotay, who was hard as steel at Janeway's presence :)
CzechMirco 2 years ago
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Archer sucks.
alextoob1 2 years ago
"I think that I am ready to talk to captain Picard now..." Very few people know why this line is part of the last scene before Riker and Troi exit the holodeck. The events in this episode are part of the TNG episode called "The Pegasus" where Riker is trying to decide whether or not he is going to tell captain Picard about what really happened on the ship called Pegasus where he was transferred for duty after his graduation.
holodock 2 years ago 2
Kirk is top by a wide margin, he is the kind of guy that would fit in with the generation that fought 2 world wars.
Picard on the other hand is more like a modern military man/politician...
Archer (who i thought was a fairly good captain, better then sisko anyway) would be your Admiral Nelson....or Christopher Columbus...in it for the adventure not the job or to escape life
SupremeJedi1 2 years ago
picard is a modern miltary man/politician? he's first and foremost a diplomat and whatever left of him is pure man and bald. best captain ever
Philllllll 2 years ago 47