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Would’ve been good to have Barnaby and Taitt as two of Beverly ( then Picard)’s senior officers on the Pasteur in ‘All Good Things’- then back with everyone on the future Enterprise D.

0:12 I don't believe that they would know off hand the headings in their head to know where they are/where the various astronomical bodies are. It's incredible that they could do this on the fly.

Big Red. All the time, every time

In factional if the enterprise was that close the sun would blind all aboard with a white superheated light and death,no shielding device would work at 12,000 kelvins.But or more depending on the mass of the star,the ship would be Ash,even from a 5 mile radius your dead.

If they could win this fight by the amount of blush the crew has on their cheeks, they would own this s***

Blue Alert -- not battle-related but potentially life-threatening?

This is one of the few times TNG did a callback to a new technology that was in a previous episode. Most of the time, that stuff vanished without ever being heard about again (just like metaphasic shielding after this episode.) It's nice they actually called back to it and used it to escape here.

HEY! Lets make the doctor the captain of the ship! Doidiy doodey dooo.

The Borg were very accommodating, they should've continued rapid fire before the Enterprise even reached the sun.

Taitt turned to soon to complain about the course toward the sun.

Dr. crusher was so freaking hot

“Blue alert Sir, are you sure, it does mean changing the bulb!”

So stupid that they call Crusher "Sir." She is a woman. There is nothing derogatory about feminine references.

I liked Lt. Barnaby and Ensign Taitt. It's a shame we never got to see more of them.

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Mr Paris, some advice mate. Just remember the Starship takeoff procedure and just do the reverse. It's not rocket science......hang on, whoops it is

I like that they used technology from a previous season. I kinda wished they did this with other technologies. Doesn’t have to be a major part of the plot, just a change in daily procedure that changes the texture. Like the exocomps. It would be interesting if the next TNG season they were introduced and just became another tool for the most part like the tricorder.

The ship would have toppled over with its aft heavier than its stern.

This scene plays very much like Schindler speech in Schindler list

The blue full length dress she wore for awhile was great. But the lavender "bunny suits" were a tad unprofessional. Troi looked great in her uniform. Marina must have been happy too! 💙

I think Voyager just fell under that line for starship sizes and is considered small since there is only the helm up front compared to other ships like Discover, where the helm is front and to the left and on the right is navigation.

O.o think barcley have his next phobia now😂😂

Didn't oscar shinler say the same that he could of gotten more out

Bev was good on the bridge and looked great doing so.

That Curiosity landing was something, though.

I wonder, if anyone ever told him the story of one Oskar Schindler

I like this episode mostly. But I'm always rather horrified by his betrothed's attitude in the show. It's a situation where we see him being betrothed to someone who he finds absolutely stunningly physically attractive but as the episode progresses it becomes quickly apparent that her views on life are nightmarishly horribly opposed to his own. Sometimes it feels like a bit of a warning about not jumping into bed with people too quickly.

Can you parallel park a starship? 🤔

Dr Bev is not just a first-class medical doctor and scientist, but she is also a well-skilled tactical and commanding officer. We saw her talent again during the "Picard" finale when she blasted those torpedoes to destroy the last known "big bad" Borg cube 😊😍

how to land a intrepid class star ship. a fav scene.

blue alert is so superior to freakin black alert

It was Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster. Clearly the Caretaker pulled it to the Delta Quadrant too.

I love how her previous interactions tie so well into her command style and tactical commands.

I don't understand how the ship's medical doctor would ever be placed in charge of a large vessel. Was McCoy ever placed in charge of the Enterprise in the original Star Trek. Would the chief medical doctor of an aircraft carrier or destroyer or submarine ever be placed in charge of it? I don't think so. Different skill sets.

Guess the doctor messed with his hair settings.

The Vir Shindler scene.

Vir echoes those who saved Jews and others in the 40s. Men and women who saved thousands always said, "It wasn't enough. I could have done more."

Based Jellico

One of Katherine Hepburn's best roles!

I believe him

The dude who drove the truck, missed an S curve and launched it into a lake though although how this fits Mars Curiosity considering the Voyager didn't tumble end over end is beyond me though considering at the speed Paris indicated was about 30,000 mph +or- a few

Abba sent that truck..

Just wait till the Borg get ahold of that. They will have a field day with that sphere.

"All stop" - next to a star, i.e. massive gravity well? Don't think so... maybe standard orbit would do?

I like Paris's smile at the end there... just saying 😶

Troi takes the helm TWICE, crashes the Enterprise both times. Crusher takes command, destroys an advanced Borg ship

Shield world ?

Paul Simon lyrics via SmashMouth's may as well walk on the sun? No, I would not give you false hope On this strange and mournful day But the mother and child reunion Is only a motion away Oh, little darling of mine I can't for the life of me Remember a sadder day I know they say let it be But it just don't work out that way And the course of a lifetime runs Over and over again Fush Yu Mang

One of my favorite Voyager episodes 🚀