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The 190th Rule of Acquisition as the episode title? As a DS9 fan, that made me smile.

Quite hateful that during his 'speech', the challenge to suspected voter fraud was cast as a problem leading to war, and that during the apparent nuking, top of his list of victims were animal species. Perhaps this series should have been called Woke Trek. Needless to say, despite it attracting my attention for a moment, I won't be watching any more.

I don't think, in this case the Prime Directive was truly broken. Well, initially broken. Because their culture was interfered with by the "Battle of The Binary Stars". Because of that battle - the aliens obtain Mult-message data of warp engines tech and were able to reverse Warp Technology, albeit not for transportation but into weaponry.

Love the fact that whom ever is in control of the Enterprise - didn't need clarification on the instructions and just "went for it".

They have the “turn two keys simultaneously” feature but they are right next to each other, invalidating the whole point of having two keys 😂

I can’t believe they cancelled this show. Best trek in years. Brilliant series.

Lmao. The level of corruption and mismanagement must be worse than anything the borg could do to earth.

Lo más fanservices que he visto.

still cried while laughing lol

Robots in cognito

She's awful 😭

Why would anyone name an entire class of ships after a failed state?? That is a very bad omen for the ships. I wouldn't serve on any of them. Cursed ships.

It does give a bit of scale for the size of the Cali vs the Galaxy class next to the station.

Anyone else thinking Markiplier

Just keep circlin!

The computer's visuals are massive M5 references

I don't even watch this show but I teared up at this video. Something about a bunch of people getting together to save the day at the last moment just gets me emotional.

0:52 I think this was a rough draft cuz the robot body is floating.

I can see why Jeri's ex hubby wanted to show her off. ❤

I actually live in Aledo Texas.

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The Doctor: "I haven't seen a crew this dysfunctional since the Cerritos."

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Enforced diplomacy

Such a magnificent show. ❤❤❤❤❤ #setacourseforseason3 #StarTrekIsPracticalScience #GoBoldly

Worf in this scene reminds me of Koloth on DS9, a white-haired old man who's still as hard and keen as his sword.

Are we sure Shaxs isn’t half Klingon or something?

I gave a big "Woo Hoo!!" at my screen when this happened :D

She couldn't win the governorship in Georgia so she ended up becoming president of the federation of Star Trek

that god they didn't name a ship after Los Angeles, that godforsaken place probably doesn't exist in the far future

I think it's hilarious how they're competing about which one of them owes the other their life the most.

The only new Star Trek worth watching

Still so fcking cringe to have unwalkable solar panels on the Golden Gate... Kurtzman Nutrek is such garbage and should not be acknowledged

True Trek Tv 2.91K subscribers Vadic: [smirking] "How very precise with your timing, Jean-Luc Picard. And your answer?" Jean-Luc Picard: "Engage!" (The USS Titan fires several phaser blasts and photon torpedoes barrage at the massive death ship, the Shrike, only doing minimal damage to their shields as the Titan moves away from the heavily armed and menacing metal monstrosity) Vadic: [cackling evilly] "Hahahaha Hah!!! Hmm Hmm Hm!!!" [order her helmsman to have the Shrike pursue the USS Titan] "Oh, follow him. E-hah!" (The Shrike comes about, as the USS Titan starts running towards the dense gas clouds of the Nebula) Captain Liam Shaw: "If they're looking for a fight." Admiral Jean-Luc Picard: "They'll have to find us first." Vadic: [ordering] "FOLLOW HIM!!!" (The Shrike then goes to full thrust after the USS Titan into the Nebula itself, as a homage to the original USS Enterprise's battle with the USS Reliant in the Mutara Nebula centuries ago)

Im so glad this shitshow is ending 😂

I have disliked Janeway for years since Voyager, but one thing I have always respected about her character is her loyalty to her people. It's her methods I have had issues with. That said, I will take her a million times over Jellico.

A moment of Silence for the USS Protostar. She went out doing what all Starfleet Vessels hope to do at least once in their careers. Saving lives.

THAT WAs AWESOME‼️

Could dal be asencia biological son?

The concept makes no sense. Star Fleet just abandoned a fully functional, fully armed, star-ship? The security was so non existent, that some kids said *"This is ours now!"* and flew off in her to have fun adventures? Nah, I don't want to watch Chibi-Trek.

Something I remember from the episode where Buenamigos first appeared is that he is the Uncle of Mariner (she called him Uncle when she saw him on the view screen).

"We've once again saved the galaxy as we know it, and the best part is they aren't going to press charges."

For a show aimed at Kids... Prodigy captured the absolute best of Star Trek. If Gene Rodenberry watched this, he would agree 😁👍

0:45 - I mean, given Mariner's track record, there already seems to be plenty of history of mommy issues xD

This reminds me of Recker from the Clone Wars getting to blow up an entire space ship.

Possibly the biggest Win in all of Star Trek

Tacky fascist Cardassisn eyesore 😂

Chills. Just like the first time I saw this while watching Picard.

Admiral Buenamigo turned into a MalEnemigo.

And to think we thought the Titan warping in to save the day was awesome.