I never realized how stupid making things sleeker looked. No wonder why the Enterprise lost its appeal as the show progressed.
>>71725233
meet you on C deck OP, in the observation lounge. Guinan is making her special effervescant beverages. Maybe we can get one.
>>71725369
why is there a bartender when you can get your own food and drinks from a replicator?
>>71725465
You're really going to pass up on the opportunity to have a bartender as fucking alpha as Guinan serving you up some well-researched cocktails so that you can talk to your fucking wall to get you a Pabst? GTFO
>>71725465
>>71725465
To be your drink consultant and connoisseur.
"I need something that will fuck the pain away."
"Got something green for ya senpai."
>>71725465
Only job they could find for Guinan, she doesn't have a college degree. Picard had to basically create the position.
>>71725233
Constitution Refit is still the best starship design in the series. B and C a shit. Hated D at first but it grew on my despite still having a ridiculously over-large saucer section. E is damn sexy.
>>71725233
>stupid making things sleeker
A lot of starships in ST enter planetary atmospheres and thus need to be aerodynamically designed
>>71725465
In a world of total automation, real human interaction is especially valued. A replicator can't listen to your troubles and give you pithy advice.
>>71725465
watch this kino you fuck, then tell me about your sexual organs
This fucking thing is canon.
>>71725820
That's fooking butiful
>>71725640
>Constitution Refit is still the best starship design in the series.
Hell yeah. What the fuck is wrong with C?
>>71725874
Hot him but C is just too squat and ugly. I actually think B is a good compromise of the original design and wanting to be sleeker. Then the E is the natural evolution of the B.
>>71725872
How is this a good design?
>>71725369
Captain, may I suggest detaining this Anon, he hasn't yet proven trustworthy to be alone around alcohol.
>>71725820
Implying Enterprise is anything more than a bad holonovel.
>>71725820
>Enterprise
>canon
All of you can feel free to fuck off.
1701-D a BEST
1701-E a SHIT
>>71726092
>>71726097
>I don't like something so it doesn't count
Grow up.
The Enterprise D looks stupid with its way too long saucer and stubby little warp engines
>>71726108
I like that your Defiant picture has a little Defiant in the corner.
>>71726177
>Don't you hail me or my son ever again
>>71726207
But Commander, I'm about to mary sue us out of this mess by re-coupling the power converters and increasing the matter/anti-matter injectors to 105% and traveling across the fourth dimension with my androgynous friend
>>71726360
>Wil Wheaton thought he was going to grow up to be this
I will never not laugh at the unfunny shitty manlet.
>>71725233
You can only redesign something that already looks good so many times before it starts to look stupid.
>>71725820
So, I didn't watch this series.
Is it like it looks on the inside?
Is literally every window a sunroof?
Or does it like spin around to create artificial gravity away from the core, even though no other Starfleet starship ever needed to do that?
>>71726478
It's incredibly massive so it works the same as the other ships. The saucer section is about as tall as the entire Enterprise D.
>>71726507
I get that, but I mean look at it's design.
The only windows you can see, are on the ceiling, because it isn't rounded in the slightest.
In most starships, there's a handful of rooms where there are windows, the mess hall, captain's quarters, some crew quarters, etc.
Is literally every window a sunroof here? That's got to be awful when you're down getting a drink and just want to glance out at space, maybe at the big awesome nebula the ship is flying byand the coffee in it. Must be a killer on the neck.
>>71725233
NX-01 doesn't make sense in the progression.
>>71726130
Epic
>>71726639
The interior does, the exterior doesn't. This is the problem with prequels made way after, things tend to still look for advanced. See also: Star Wars.
>>71726628
Anyone hear of the JJ Abramsprise A and what that will look like?
>>71726360
Shut up Wesley!
>>71726711
Nope and don't care. After the first trailer and and Simon "Nerds are manchildren who need to grow up" Pegg lying to us I have zero interest in the next movie.
>>71726688
These are the questions that keep me up at night.
>>71726711
Big.
Really really big.Definitely too big to fit inside the V'Ger orifice.
>>71725757
you're on the ball anon
Western society is making people increasingly alone and I think this will wreak havoc on mental health. Eventually the government will be outright pressuring people to get together, and not just romantically. Teens already spend a lot of their time interacting online rather than in-person. You still get some connection that way, but it's not the same. Generally most grown adults have their spouse and maybe 1 friend and that's it besides family.
>>71726848
>>Big.
>>Really really big.
>>(SPOILER)
This sounds like a job for Astroglide!
>>71725233
Where my excelsior niggas at
>>71725874
C looks like the retarded, 100 pound overweight love child of B and D. An neither of them are much to look at to begin with.
>>71725945
Damn thing is an enormous dragon dildo.
You trekkies are such fucking nerds
>>71728301
Why I never! Take it back!
>>71725465
The same reason people go out to a bar when they have liquor at home.
>>71727124
damn i love that ship
I wish George Takei would have got his own Excelsior movie
>>71725465
because people who can tell Q to fuck off, are handy to have around. She likes talking to people, so why not be a bartender. Give the crew something to do in off time.
It makes no sense making a spaceship aerodynamic because it's never going to encounter air resistance. Spaceships should be blocky as hell because that would make them cheaper and easier to construct, curves are a bitch. Then again Star Trek is about as scientifically accurate as Blue's Clues so who gives a fuck.
>>71728848
you could make an argument that the shame was determined by the engine needs. Nacells/engineering needing to be a certain place relative to operations to fit in a given warp bubble
>>71728953
*shape
>>71726130
>I don't like the finale of Enterprise where it was revealed to be a bad holonovel so it doesn't count
>>71728848
Aerodynamic ships can still use their impulse drives if all their deflector arrays fail, blocky ships would take far more damage from space dust and debris hitting it full on and having nowhere to slide off.
Some ships, like the Intrepid class (Voyager), can do atmospheric flight, using similar designs makes it obvious they belong to the same fleet and allows more re-using of parts.
Furthermore, even the ships that can't do atmospheric flight may need to: the crew of the Enterprise D wouldn't have survived Generations in a Borg Cube falling through the atmosphere and being unable to glide or slide.
>>71725233
>implying that's a downgrade
>>71725233
>meanwhile...
>>71728848
>He thinks space us empty
See, I really would go of for a while telling you why your statement is retarded at high velocities in space (dependant on where in space too, ofc), but you can fucking Google it yourself. "Space" friction is and always will be a problem of we ever want to get to near ftl speeds without warping space.
>>71725757
>A replicator can't listen to your troubles and give you pithy advice
Not unless you drink more.
>>71726429
Well you have to keep in mind that the B wasn't designed as an Enterprise and I'm pretty sure that the C was only created when required for Yesterday's Enterprise.
>>71726092
>It's a 'Let's pretend we're 20 years younger even though we look like melted wax figures' episode
>>71725233
The NC1701 toNCC1701-D look like a natural progression of designs and pretty cool, the E one is just a flattened B and the NX is plain stupid in this regard. Was its design ever explained in the show?
>>71732099
The NX-01 essentially predates the traditional nacelle-engineering section-saucer section look. I think the originally planned mid-series refit to it would've added a more defined engineering section.
They justify it as being a first stab at something recognizable as a modern starship within the setting.
>>71729957
looks terrible
>>71726039
>picard ever saying "yes" to one of worf's suggestion.
>>71725233
I like how you can see they gradually realized that a ship with a neck is a retarded idea, and eventually reverted to the original design
>>71725233
>tfw think E is genuinely the best-looking
A is nice too but just look at this sexy shit nigga
>>71725465
so you can take guinan back to your quarters and fuck her brains out
>>71729331
A historical re-enactment in the holodeck. Are you that dense?
>>71734098
Because that one episode? Do you think sisko was really just a crazy sci fi writer too?
>>71734139
Archer is also referenced in the 2009 Star Trek. Face it, Enterprise is canon.
Now that planet to planet beaming is a thing, why is anyone still using starships?
>>71725233
I always thought the Enterprise C was a great midpoint. Not too sleek, not too dumpy. Shame we only saw it once.
>>71734256
Because you need to leave the solar system.
>>71734271
It's very dumpy. Those fat ass nacelles are a joke.
>>71734280
Much less so that Nu-Enterprise.
>>71734289
I'll agree on that. Here's hoping the New Enterprise-A in Beyond looks good.
Hey there, Mr. Anonymous!
What can I get you today?
>>71725465
Go watch Voyager and tell me the holodeck parts can come anywhere close to interactions with beings that are not rearranged photons programmed by some autistic wannabe jock
Reminder that the Enterprise D and everything before it was a shit-tier design due to structural weak points easily exploited by the Dominion.
>>71734305
You in the airlock right before we cycle it.
>>71734272
Cumberkhan teleports from Earth to Kronos. He didn't need to leave any solar systems before that.
>>71728624
He never will since all he does is whine like a little bitch on Twitter.
>>71725640
B is the worst. They ruined the beautiful Excelsior design by adding weird pieces and angles. C is good compromise design. Heard the new Trek show will take place between the B and C eras.
>>71732539
If you are not of sound mind, sure
>>71734324
>ships that were essentially glorified space liners are shit because they don't work as warships
ok
>>71734325
I really want to find/buy a replica of Wesley's rainbow uniform with Neelix's apron/hat and wear it to a convention.
>>71734427
Do you think someone will find a replica of an airlock to throw you out of?
>>71734424
>ships that were essentialy glorified space liners in a quadrant filled with hostile empires
This is why Starfeet is fucking retarded and if it wasn't for Q, Data Ex Machina, or wormhole aliens, the Federation would end up getting buttfucked three ways from Sunday.
>>71734442
>not wanting to be a walking shitpost
>>71734470
>not wanting to see the actual (you)s in the flesh
>>71734459
>wormhole aliens
Nigga than there would be no wormhole => no Dominion in alpha quadrant.
>>71730875
That's what the deflector dish is for. It pushes debris as small as single hydrogen atoms out of the way.
>>71732539
Shaddup wesley, E is best
>>71734530
If it was just a stable phenomena, and not the product of benevolent aliens, the Federation would be done.
>>71725640
This nigga gets it.
The refit (and all TMP-->VI movie-era Federation designs) is the GOAT design.
The -D was my fav as a kid, then I thought it was ugly and awkward as a teen, and now, at 30, I'd argue that it's within a hair's breadth of the refit in terms of how iconic/complete the design is.
The E is the one that might have beaten them all, but we never really got to see enough of it.
After seeing that Spiner was one of the fee high-points of Resurgence, it only made me feel that much sadder that we'll never see a late-2010s TNG sequel show with Data as the new captain of the -E, with an all-new cast and occasional cameos by a retired Picard, Ambassador Worf, Admiral Riker, etc.
That show would be comfy AF.
WHERE ARE YOU NETFLIX/AMAZON WHEN I NEED YOU????
>>71734560
Also, Starfleet would run into them anyway when they eventually pushed into the gamma quadrant.
>>71725465
I remember seeing somewhere that replicators can't make true alcohol. So if you want to get shitfaced for real, you need Guinan.
>>71730875
>He doesn't know about navigation shields
>>71734589
>can't
Won't, you don't need your crew having acces to the inexhaustible source of booze.
>>71734573
>we'll never see a late-2010s TNG sequel show with Data as the new captain of the -E
Did Data ever study/retain information on social cues of different species? If not, I don't see him ever being a good captain. It'd be like recruiting some autist on /v/ or /a/ to run a starship and interact with different interstellar powers.
still the best looking
>>71734753
Just retcon it as something he picked up while re-educating himself in B4's body.
Sort of like pre vs post-III Spock.
>>71734783
T H I C C
Am I the only one who likes the Steamrunner class?
>>71734753
>I don't see him ever being a good captain.
Every time he was in command during TNG he took no shit and got the job done.
>>71734401
>Between the B and C eras
>YWN see a show set on the early years of the Enterprise C, where you get to know and fall in love with the crew as they do all sorts of good work throughout the galaxy, even though you know in the back of your mind how it's all going to end.
Reminder that the new series isn't going to do anything that hasn't been done in any previous series and will end up as hamfisted sjw propaganda.
>>71734837
I like it, but it's not exactly my favourite.Being a kid and listening to Jerry Goldsmith, building up to the moment the warp nacelles rotate sealed that on being the Intrepid class.
>>71734837
I like what they did with the deflector dish. But the Nova class is the sexiest of the newer starfleet ships.
>>71734837
No, I've loved it ever since I got to pour over it in the 2nd edition (all color!) of the Star Trek Encyclopedia that I bought as soon as it came out.
Akira class is a little overrated, and the Steamrunner is criminally underrated. It looks like a cross between an Enterprise E-era reimagining of the Miranda and the Defiant.
Whereas the Akira just looks like a Voyager-era reimagining of the Miranda.
But the Sabre class is the truly patrician small Federation ship.
>>71734599
>Lasers?!?
>>71734923
If Trek shows were proportional in quality to their intro sequences, then we'd be talking about Voyager the same way that we talk about The Soprano's or the LOTR movies.
>>71734995
and we'd be talking about enterprise like a CW show
>>71735019
Top kek
>>71735067I'VE GOT FAITH
>>71735102
OF THE HEART
>>71734995>I actually think Voyager is the best out of the lot of them
>While thinking the work put into it is astounding, I hate the LOTR movies no less than I do the Hobbit movies being a bookfag
Life is suffering.
>>71725817
My maaan
I found this image no idea whether the bottom two are official or not.
Why is looking at fictional spaceships so comfy? Feel like such a dweeb.
>>71735252
Isn't the F officially the Odyssey?
Is there any reason except asthetics, that larger ships need larger warp nacelles?
The Defiant could go top warp speeds on tiny ass nacelles, while the Enterprise E has Nacelles probably 5 times the Size of the Defiant.
Is the weight of the ship really that much of a problem, when dealing with theoretical energy outputs of the kind of magnitude needed to put anything at warp 9?
>>71735252
That's clearly fake, because the F exists, and it looks like this
>>71735494
why does it look like a buttplug?
>>71735510
Because you spend too much time looking at dirty shit online.
>>71735510
That's a new one
Why didn't Voyager just travel to the gamma quadrant wormhole?
>>71726688
Kekked
>>71735494
>>71735564
The Enterprise F came from a contest. There were a lot of surprisingly good entrants. This one is one is my personal favorite
>>71735740
But most of it was...well.
>>71725505
This.
>>71735772
>Vagina saucer
nice
>>71725945
Did they ever mention what the crew number would be on that thing?
Who had the most outlandish ship? My first guess is the First Federation.
>>71735891
Not too much bigger than "modern" ships.
Really, it's that huge because the ship is basically a floating city. Only about an 8th or so of the people onboard are crew
This is why star wars will always be better. It has MUCH cooler ship designs. All of these enterprise ships look like fucking garbage.
>>71725945
They were given like a day to come up with that design, and it was seen as a display image in the background of one scene.
>>71735333
>The Defiant could go top warp speeds on tiny ass nacelles
The USS Marysue was overengineered. It has an engine way bigger than is necessary for such a tiny ship.
Anyone who disputes the beauty of the Enterprise E is objectively wrong.
Sure, there's no reason to be so sleek in space, but it certainly looks nice.
>>71736654
Although clearly the best is the Constitution refit.
I wouldn't argue with anyone who says that in comparison, the E looks overdesigned.
>>71736706
>>71735957
I mean if it was just Balok on that ship, what the hell was on the rest of Fesarius?
>>71736882
Soiled nappies?
>>71735252
I never realized how huge the Defiant was until seeing it next to the Voyager just now.
Although what's strange, is that I could swear Janeway described Voyager being 700 meters long in the episode when they found the people abducted throughout history.She probably said 700 feet and I'm just an idiot. Though that still would be cutting it under at only 200 ish meters.
>>71737427
>I never realized how huge the Defiant was until seeing it next to the Voyager just now.
It's more a case of Voyager being pretty small.
>>71734305
>>71737582
If you look carefully that shot actually fucks up the size perspective somewhat. Those grass bushes in the background to the left of the nacelle should be about as tall as the two guys walking down and to the left of them if they were standing back there. However, if compared to the ship at the same distance, they would be about 2 decks in height. Voyager should be about 3X as big as it is depicted in that shot, they just fucked it up and left it because it was a few-second shot and nobody would notice.
![hXPl31y[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/WttPbq7.jpg "hXPl31y[1].jpg")
>>71726360
>>71735577
>>71737427
>I never realized how huge the Defiant was until seeing it next to the Voyager just now.
To be fair DS9 did a bad job of establishing the size of the defiant. It changes size depending on the episode.
>>71737893
Based Pstew
>>71729957
Sexy
>>71736742
This never gets old
>>71725465
1. Advice
2. A shoulder to cry on
3. Recommendations about drinks based on intuition and not some neural network algorithm
4. Quaintness factor--same reason we put those retarded wooden swinging doors in places sometimes because we saw them in a western
t. A guy who has been in bars for about 15 minutes of his life
>>71737929
It still would be either shorter or about the same distance going from the Ocampa to the GammaQ Wormhole compared to going from Ocampa directly home.
>>71738129
It's also known enemy territory.
>>71737427
>>71725233
pinnacle of enterprise design was the enterprise-B.
this is the correct opinion
Reminder that Sulu is now officially a faggot.
>>71738160
>Whale Probe 73500m
What?
>>71736654
it looks like it runs on mountain dew and doritos
>>71737929
The Borg have a transwarp network that spans the entire galaxy, where they can travel from one end of the galaxy to the other in minutes.
Seems hard to image they don't have blocs of territory all over the place.
>>71738176
>pinnacle of enterprise design was the enterprise-C.
>this is the correct opinion
ftfy
>>71734837
Steamrunner class starships and Sovereign class starships are like a PTSD version of Starfleet. I love the idea of the Federation going through a slightly more war-like phase after the Dominion War.
It'd be the perfect setup for a series. The Federation goes from being a liberal utopia to having a rise of neoconservatism... Make it a post-9/11 metaphor.
>>71735740
This one is way better. The F is too close to the Sovereign class. It's too bloated, really. That ship kinda looks more like a step towards the J.
>>71738281
with a lot of section 31 hijinks, extreme sparks between romulans and the increasingly authoritaritan star fleet and shit like that.
I'd watch it.
what do you guys think of this?
>>71726108
>one purpose, to fight the borg
>gets btfo fighting the borg
>>71738380
Upside down Miranda class with no rollbar
>>71738380
Looks like some spare Excelsior parts fucked the NX-01. Not sure if that's a bad thing.
>>71738380
>>71738476
>>71738209
It was still from the V'Ger era. (It's the ship that came knocking in Voyage Home, if that's what you meant.)
>>71738160
Shame they left off the "proper" size of V'ger, cloud and all.
2 Astronomical Units are nothing to sneeze at.
>>71738500
>>71738281
Didn't those ships come about as a response to the borg? Like less ambitous defiant programs that worked.
>>71738281
>>71738367
i want this now
>>71738639
Its called into darkness.
>>71734783
>warp engines hidden behind saucer
absolutely heretical
>>71738502
>Shame they left off the "proper" size of V'ger, cloud and all.
>2 Astronomical Units are nothing to sneeze at.
It's in the video, I had to cut it for size. It claims it's much bigger:
>Unicomplex - 600km
>Dyson Sphere - 1.3AU / 200,000,000km
>V'ger Cloud - 82AU / 12,200,00,00km
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d97PbTcW_t4
>>71738679
So what's the deal with the new Star Trek CBS show? Any info yet?
>>71738679
but thats shit
>>71738691
Gene's Starship design rules:
Rule #1 Warp nacelles *must* be in pairs.
Rule #2 Warp nacelles must have at least 50% line-of-sight on each other across the hull.
Rule #3 Both warp nacelles must be fully visible from the front.
Rule #4 The bridge must be located at the top center of the primary hull.
> Both warp nacelles must be fully VISIBLE FROM THE FRONT.
>>71725640
MEIN NEIGER.
Constitution refit is sexy as hell. Allow me now to potentially invalidate my opinion by stating that NCC1701-Abrams is a close runner-up.
>>71738756
> The bridge must be located at the top center of the primary hull.
but that's retarded
>>71738756
its amazing how often people forget these.
Kelvin is based
thanks for not aborting me
>>71738713
There's going to be a panel for it in Hall H at Comic-Con
>>71738789
That's mainly for viewer convenience.
He wanted the ships to feel like they had people in them and not just big faceless grey machines.
It's also why a lot of the enemy alien ships didn't have that rule. Their ships can be monolithic and feel empty.
>>71738789
its retarded but its what gene wanted. When andrew probert was designing the enterprise-d he originally had the bridge inside the saucer but gene made him change it to be on top.
>>71738706
Ah, the guy was probably watching the original theatrical release then.
The "eighty" was edited out of dialogue in the director's cut.
>>71738832
>The USS Metal Detector
What an ugly fucker.
This must be the type of ship you get assigned to if you just barely pass requirements.
>>71738832
god what a fucking short bus. so many design blunders from that era, like the nebula class
>>71738832
Is this what happens when a saucer section is dropped at birth?
>>71738928
Special ship for a special crew.
>>71738883
I guess the battle bridge must've been the compromise setting. Shame they saucer separated maybe twice in the entire franchise.
>>71734153
Enterprise is the only one that is still canon.
>>71738806
shame about that impossible registry number that starts with zero. they literally got the first fucking thing on screen wrong a few minutes into the movie
>>71738940
Nothing wrong with the Nebula design other than why it exists when the Galaxy class does
dem cute little steps
>>71725233
1701-c master race
>>71738958
>>71734153
>Implying the JJverse makes enough sense within its own context to support the existence of a "canon"
The mere setup for the first movie has so many contradictions and basic logical holes in it that the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy/Dirk Gently/Doctor Who co-universe could be considered right and orderly by comparison.
>>71738756
wasnt there a ship in the future near the finale of TNG that Riker captains that has only 3 nacells, not 2 or 4?
>>71739024
Starfleet, just like the kitbashing model makers, seem to be a fan of reconfiguring components from existing designs.
>>71738958
it took me years but i've been able to accept enterprise as canon. but theres no fucking way i can accept that the franklin from star trek beyond was one of the early warp 4 ships
Prometheus-class Enterprise when
>>71739090
Yes
>>71739090
Gene was dead by then.
>>71739096
>That bridge
Just fuck my ship up.
>>71738940
I like their jolly deflector shields
>>71739090
The Galaxy Dreadnought
>>71739009
why is a registry number that starts with 0 wrong? Just curious. Are they numbered incrementally from the time theyre built or something?
>>71739096
Honestly looks like the engineering section it should have has just been photoshopped out leaving a big open slot where it attaches.
>>71739116
>>71739124
>>71739138
thats the one. I remember when I first saw it I got excited. They did a good job of making it look familiar yet different just by adding that weird nacell. Didnt go to warp 11 or 15 or something crazy like that too?
>>71739116
>>71739090
thats why that thing rustles a lot of people's jimmies. including mine
What the fuck am I looking at
>>71739211
looks like a medical or science vessel.
>>71739116
Looks like shuttle pilots have their work cut out for them.
>>71739211
My figuring is that the bottom hull is modular and/or detachable.
So it can pick up what it needs for whatever mission and go from there.
>>71739276
>there are two sets of chairs dedicate to watching the Captain's Yacht detach
>>71739166
literally everything is wrong with it. the slightly conical shape of the nacelles, the red hull stripes shouldn't be there if its before the NX class, a warp 4 vessel wouldn't have been allowed get where it is in that movie under pre-2150s vulcan protection, the saucer rim is concave instead of convex, the proportions are all fucked in terms of the windows etc. etc.
Star Trek is comfy. I've only really ever watched the movies, and DS9, but I condone and respect Trekkies right to exist.
>>71725505
Why? So she can tell you about the conspiracy of the White man to frame Cosby and Michael Vick. Oh don't forget that she thinks Roman Polanski did nothing wrong.
>>71739313
or two sets of chairs for waiting for his return with diplomatic envoys
>>71739341
The proportions (widows etc) are by far the most egregious part of the design since they make the whole thing look fucking tiny. It's not like ship proportions in the new films have ever made any sense whatsoever though.
>>71739211
i always kinda liked it for some reason. im probably retarded
So i have never really watched the star trek shows other than TNG and Enterprise 10 + years ago, and that was only some episodes here and there. I do want to watch TNG, but i heard the two first seasons are really shit and i should just start on S3. However this website recommended i watch at least the episodes mentioned:
http://thestake.org/2013/09/19/when-does-star-trek-the-next-generation-get-good/
So help me out bros
>>71735564
I'm getting a future Janeways arour vibe from this one.
>>71739488
i actually kinda like the first two seasons of TNG, you should watch them, they're kinda strange and boring but they're also comfy
I'm a big fan of this tiny angry looking thing
>>71739637
>>71739488
It's pretty good.
I'd add The Battle and Conspiracy to Season 1 watch.
I also like Pen Pals, Time Squared, and Peak Performance in Season 2.
Season 1 and 2 are pretty rough, but they're still enjoyable.
There's a great recommendation chart around here somewhere too.
>>71739637
it looks like a small dog that would bite my toe off
>>71739688
That's really quite cool.
I wish that happened to Voyager, though.
Not that battle damaged, of course, but at least some visible sign of being stranded far from any spacedock
>>71739276
Comfy retrofuturism
>>71738940
Fuck off nebula is love. Its a galaxy class with a smaller profile and the ability to equip mission specific pods on that secondary hull on the top.
>>71739227
Its an oberth class distress beacon.
>>71725817
go away
>>71739795
Apparently that is one of the things that made Ron D Moore want to do BSG
He was fed up of these ships getting into battles and being fixed next week and showing no damage
>>71739211
I always felt bad for the little shit, so I told my Trek friends that it was my favorite class.
>>71740566
That's one of the reasons I really liked BSG.
The Galactica really felt like a living ship
>>71741202
>Galactica really felt like a living ship
You wouldn't know a living ship if it starburst right in front of you!
>>71741246
Please don't post lewd photos of Moya
>>71739637
It's definitely ugly but it has that war time charm of the Dominion War era ships.
>>71739096
Jesus christ that's awful. They'd have to have the engineering section almost in the middle of the saucer to send the energy to each nacelle.
And what happens if one fucks up, the saucer will be ripped in two.
Out of my way Federation fucking shits!
>>71741943
I still hate this movie
>>71742063
>The USS At Least You Tried
>>71742063
Looks like it has impulse engines on the front
>>71742011
Say that to my 27 Photon Torpedo Launchers and not online and see what happens.
>>71742063
Looks a lot better flipped upside down
>>71739583
The first two seasons are pleb filter and a victim of the writers strike.
If you haven't watched trek before you're obligated to watch every episode.
>>71742119
NERRRRRRRRRRRRRDS
Roddenberry originally wanted just a flying saucer, but Desilu made him put "rockets" on it.
