TMC
08-07-2023, 07:54 PM
https://whatculture.com/trekculture/star-trek-10-secrets-about-the-uss-enterprise-g-you-need-to-know-2?rf=homepage
A, B, C, D, E, F, G! With the conclusion of Picard a new legacy is born. There's a lot in a name.
BY CLIVE BURRELL
AUGUST 7TH, 2023
For the whole duration of Star Trek the name Enterprise has been integral. It was Kirk's ship, Picard's ship, they named a series after it. So popular was the original USS Enterprise that replacing it with the USS Excelsior in The Voyage Home was scrapped in favor of the shiny new NCC-1701-A.
Fans of Star Trek Picard have been treated to no less than five editions of the Enterprise. The A and the NX-01 refit were both docked at the Fleet Museum, while the F was seen during the Frontier Day celebration under the command of Admiral Elizabeth Shelby.
The big jaw-dropper was of course the unveiling of the cleaned-up NCC-1701-D (saucer) which played a crucial role in defeating the Borg during The Last Generation.
But all the while there had been a new USS Enterprise hiding right under viewers' noses. The Enterprise-G was there from the very first episode, though at point it was still the USS Titan NCC-80102-A.
This new ship has sparked the imagination of the next Next Generation and what better way to celebrate its arrival into canon than a run-down of some of the things that are hidden under that saucer section.
A, B, C, D, E, F, G! With the conclusion of Picard a new legacy is born. There's a lot in a name.
BY CLIVE BURRELL
AUGUST 7TH, 2023
For the whole duration of Star Trek the name Enterprise has been integral. It was Kirk's ship, Picard's ship, they named a series after it. So popular was the original USS Enterprise that replacing it with the USS Excelsior in The Voyage Home was scrapped in favor of the shiny new NCC-1701-A.
Fans of Star Trek Picard have been treated to no less than five editions of the Enterprise. The A and the NX-01 refit were both docked at the Fleet Museum, while the F was seen during the Frontier Day celebration under the command of Admiral Elizabeth Shelby.
The big jaw-dropper was of course the unveiling of the cleaned-up NCC-1701-D (saucer) which played a crucial role in defeating the Borg during The Last Generation.
But all the while there had been a new USS Enterprise hiding right under viewers' noses. The Enterprise-G was there from the very first episode, though at point it was still the USS Titan NCC-80102-A.
This new ship has sparked the imagination of the next Next Generation and what better way to celebrate its arrival into canon than a run-down of some of the things that are hidden under that saucer section.