10 Biggest Star Trek Moments Of 2021

2021 - a big year for Star Trek, proving that the franchise is boldly going in the right direction.

#StarTrek #2021 #GenesVision

0:00 Introduction
0:53 32ND CENTURY UNIFORMS
2:05 PROTOSTAR WARP REVEAL
3:13 DISCOVERY IN 3189
4:09 JANEWAY'S RETURN TO STAR TREK
5:10 BRAD BOIMLER BREAKS THE INTERNET
6:24 SHAXS' RETURN
7:21 ARCHER SPACEDOCK
8:34 Q IN STAR TREK: PICARD
9:40 FINISHING THE BURN STORYLINE
10:44 STAR TREK: LOWER DECKS FINALE/PAKLED STORYLINE

[dangarthemighty]

I always loved Enterprise and it is my absolute favorite series. I never understood why anybody would think bad of the show.

[ltjgsurething]

The Lower Decks episode "wej Duj" in its entirety was a big moment, but most especially because of the introduction of the character T'Lyn. Not that I'm complaining, but it seems Vulcans have not been as well represented in the series up to that point. She'll be a welcome addition in future episodes.

[jpwphoenix]

For me, it was definitely a jaw-dropping, punch-the-air moment when Alice Krige returned for a cameo in "Lower Decks" as the Borg Queen. While we'd already been teased that a new Borg Queen will be appearing in the next season of "Picard", this little cameo had NOT been teased. So, it was definitely very much appreciated!

[johnchedsey]

All this new Star Trek did wonders for making the pandemic a little more bearable. And Trek Culture has been constantly enjoyable channel to follow as well. Cheers to Sean, Adam, Markus, Brie, and everyone else involved in this channel.

[justjen]

Great list and I agree with you on the Lower Decks finale. IMO it does rank as one of the best Star Trek episodes.

[stalkholm]

I'm really grateful to have Lower Decks, it's by far the best Trek since Enterprise. Bradward Boimler sustains me.

[AndersonNeo]

For some reason, now i think of the old TV trailers: "Next time, on Staaaarrrr Trek The Next Generation"

[augiegirl]

I agree with #1, but you didn’t mention we FINALLY SAW CETACEAN OPS!

[mark]

What an absolute delight to hear a female presenter. Brie, what an awesome job. Loved the video content. Good job TrekCulture ;-)

[christopherbaca]

The first Female Captain depicted on Star Trek, was Madge Sinclair in the 1986 Star Trek IV: Voyage Home, as the Captain of the USS Saratoga

[Peaceforall]

Love the line “ the archanedies is when excelsior and sovergein class ship have a baby; awesome line

[greysapocalyptic]

Good to see Bri on this channel🖖 I was so happy to see the Enterprise because Archer is my Captain 🥰

[DirtSweatGears]

Lower Decks gave us some of the best episodes of the entire franchise, especially with the finale. And I don't know if this video was recorded before Discovery Season 4 Episode 6: "Stormy Weather" but that was by far the best episode of Disco and possibly one of the best of the franchise. I saw some things I've always wanted to see in scifi story telling, I hope they keep it up.

[leticiagarcia]

I’m dying to find out about the Borg. Johnathon Frakes was on the Ready Room with Wil Wheaton. There’s a project in the works. All he said was don’t forget about the Borg Queen.

[sjinzaar]

I cant believe I nearly skipped Lower Decks - thinking it was for kiddies. Now it is probably my fav series along with STNG. Oh, and Ms Brie, welcome!

[thomashill]

Thanks for sharing Brie Have a great NEW YEAR with TrekCulture

[al_lahn]

I loved the Archer Space Dock with Archer's musical theme. It caught me so much by surprise and it gave me goosebumps. Shame that has been the high point to me for this season of Discovery.

[eagleye]

Awesome video! However, Michael Burnham is not the first black female captain of a a Starfleet vessel. That honor would go to the captain of the USS Saratoga, who unfortunately was uncredited . She was seen in the opening scene of Star TREK IV .

[piecaruso]

One of my favorite moments in lower decs was the beluga wales officers.

[examinerian]

"Sorry, Harry Kim..." - yup, that'll about sum up his career!