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Yesterday's Enterprise

Yesterday's Enterprise

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Oct 6, 2026

DanHOST
11:32
Yeah.
DanHOST
11:33
We, we left off with Worf leaving the Enterprise with like a row of people like seeing him off in stark contrast to his discommendation.
MarvinHOST
11:43
Mm-hmm.
DanHOST
11:43
And he was going to go join the war so that Gowron would be...
DanHOST
12:53
They reveal that she is un- like resid- like a symptom of...
DanHOST
12:58
What's the name of that episode?
MarvinHOST
12:59
Oh, Yesterday's Enterprise.
DanHOST
13:01
Yesterday's Enterprise.
BrianHOST
19:30
And Archer 4, that was, uh...
BrianHOST
19:33
Okay, they must have then been referencing, the Enterprise writers, the production people or whatever, because in the episode Yesterday's Enterprise from The Next Generation, do you remember that one?
KristenHOST
19:44
Yes.
BrianHOST
19:44
Which is basically Next Generation's mirror universe episode.
GlennHOST
74:46
Then we get to the finale, which is called Tomorrow's Enterprise.
GlennHOST
74:50
I was looking at one of the best Next Gen episodes of all time, which is Yesterday's Enterprise, which was about some time travel BS with the Enterprise C.
GlennHOST
75:00
This has the crew coming across a white hole.
GlennHOST
75:09
And they go to explore a little shuttlecraft, and there's an incident with a transporter, blah, blah, blah.
Kevin YankHOST
0:41
I have to say just the title of this episode had my expectations like up here, sky high.
Kevin YankHOST
0:50
And we can talk about whether it... raised to those lofty heights or not but it's a big that's calling your shot in star trek land is like many people argue yesterday's enterprise is the best episode ever of star trek the next generation so if you call something tomorrow's enterprise it's like you're calling your shot and it's like this is going to be the best episode of our series was it um We'll find out.
Kevin YankHOST
1:17
When we get done talking about this story of a fragile connection between present Uhura and future Uhura, we're going to talk about other fragile connections that drove episodes of Star Trek in the past, in the future, in the past and future at the same time.
Kevin YankHOST
1:35
Who knows? We'll see where it takes us.
JesseHOST
3:31
And so the future has to help her.
JesseHOST
3:34
Again, Technobabble, I was like, yesterday's Enterprise, parallels, cause and effect, like all this stuff was happening.
JesseHOST
3:41
I do want to give, before I even continue with Celia and Uhura and all that stuff, kudos to Paul, kudos to Anson.
JesseHOST
3:54
One thing that it did showcase is that these two captains really know their crew.

8 MINS LATER

JesseHOST
12:14
I don't think there was anything crazy happening, but there was a lot of action.
JesseHOST
12:19
Like I said, I got a lot of all good things, cause and effect, parallels.
JesseHOST
12:25
Definitely yesterday's Enterprise and also Crusher Connection, finally.
JesseHOST
12:32
Very rarely do we get a Crusher Connection when it comes to Strange New Worlds, but there was Space Babies, okay? The whole contraction, we're going to die if this doesn't happen.
Jessica Lynn VerdeHOST
0:43
We're talking about birth and babies, John.
Jessica Lynn VerdeHOST
0:45
And because of that, we're talking about the season finale of Strange New Worlds, also known as Tomorrow's Enterprise.
John ChampionHOST
0:54
You mean season four,
Jessica Lynn VerdeHOST
0:55
episode 10? Indeed.
John ChampionHOST
3:10
It is very funny.
John ChampionHOST
3:12
Pause.
John ChampionHOST
3:12
Go watch tomorrow's Enterprise and then come back here and tell us what you thought.
John ChampionHOST
3:19
Now, you will surely have more to say about it then.
ChrissyHOST
7:25
What are your first thoughts, initial thoughts, first impressions on this, Donnie?
Donny WinterGUEST
7:31
Well, I love the play on words because it obviously harkens back to TNG's Yesterday's Enterprise, so I thought that was kind of clever.
Donny WinterGUEST
7:39
Ultimately, I enjoyed this episode.
Donny WinterGUEST
7:42
I...

55 MINS LATER

ChrissyHOST
62:58
Yes,
ThadHOST
62:59
that's right.
ChrissyHOST
63:01
Which is another Yesterday's Enterprise, Today's Tomorrow's Enterprise.
ChrissyHOST
63:04
I doubt they meant that.
John ChampionHOST
4:33
And, you know, yeah, cut to credits.
John ChampionHOST
4:36
We didn't mention right away, of course, the title is kind of a take on that famous TNG episode, Yesterday's Enterprise.
John ChampionHOST
4:43
Different premise there, different...
John ChampionHOST
4:46
Yes.
Joe DoveHOST
35:02
Yeah, I don't see it.
Joe DoveHOST
35:05
What was that? What was that? Anyway, Wes says, I was expecting two Enterprises meeting a la yesterday's Enterprise in a big battle like that.
Joe DoveHOST
35:16
The finale did not do that at all.
Joe DoveHOST
35:18
Okay.

33 MINS LATER

Joe DoveHOST
67:49
next what are we doing next week joe we
JaseHOST
67:52
are doing
Joe DoveHOST
67:53
the agony booth yay do i have one of those i don't know so what are we doing in there we are talking about so i thought this was going to be more of a connective tissue but obviously it was very not we're talking about yesterday's enterprise because i thought these guys were smart enough to do something but they're not That's what we're talking about next week in the Agony Booth.
Joe DoveHOST
68:15
Do we have a guest yet locked in? Not locked in.
ChrisHOST
2:23
Tomorrow's Enterprise, which from us watching the episode and from us understanding the title is just referring to like the Enterprise that's going to be after Captain Pike.
ZachHOST
2:36
Yeah, it's a little bit of a play on yesterday's Enterprise from TNG, right? At least the flavor of the title anyways.
ZachHOST
2:42
And it's definitely an interesting episode.
ZachHOST
2:46
We have our thoughts about the season four finale, and we're going to get into all that and much more.

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