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In my opinion, either the Organians or the Q would have saved that other universe, possibly the Metrons too.

Almost makes you want to read the story of that universe. I'd imagine one small mistake led to Picard remaining assimilated. After Wolf 359, the Borg would continue to have a massive tactical advantage, even more so as they assimilated Starfleet Admirals and Federation officials. Earth would be completely assimilated. Being the heart of the Federation, the other members would fall. The Klingons, the Romulans, even the Cardassians would go down, probably last. Eventually, the Borg discover the Bajoran wormhole, conquering even the Dominion and most of the Gamma Quadrant. And, the Borg Queen and her King Locutus, now devoid of humanity and totally dedicated to The Collective, would travel the galaxy together, assimilating everything in their path. "Resistance is indeed futile my dear. Sphere 342. Vessel has 211 humanoids including 32 children. Assimilate all. Make it so!" Sorry. Got carried away.

This episode gave me nightmares as a kid. One of them was about me falling into a parallel universe where the Borg themselves were invading earth.

I thought it was nice for Worf to kiss Deanna his wife goodbye forever. But they both knew they were from different multiverses.

Riker has no mercy for the alternate-Riker from the Borg reality. Could act at least a little bit shaken. I really wanted some aftermath comment on it, anything, any short exchange of concern would do.

He says "what happened?" Like what do you mean? He must have forgotten about Admiral Hansen and his grainy subspace message during wolf 359. Apparently grainy transmit means ship is basically a shot away from destruction.

I always knew someday I’d get old. It just happened far sooner than I expected. Man, this scene hits much harder than it did 30 years ago!

This was the Picard who got put forward a year and became a total git.

I hope its Sir Richard Branson and not Elon that creates a Warp Drive and says hello to the Vulcans etc LOL

Yep Know that feeling. Work your ass off for over 40 years

"We won't go back! You don't know what it is like. Discovery is what passes for Star Trek canon now! No, we won't go back!!"

To this day, as I'm getting older and I've noticed priorities changing, interests changing and abilities changing, I always say 'Can't beat the clock, Riggs'.

Why you wouldn’t head out earlier?

The way how Data explained that theory is just so amazing

Turned 41 last month. Realizing how much this hurts emotionally when we are gotten as old as Riggs and isnt in his prime anymore. The only brightside im more or less in shape and can improve. But still hurts...

Body cant keep up with the mind sometimes

The way it fired, it was perpendicular to the ship itself which wouldn't have been possible (the ship that exploded).

Regular Riker: "Fire at Will!!" Alternate Riker: 😥😥😥

It would have been interesting to see their reality with the entire galaxy now Borg and all species gone everywhere

I would totally vote for the 1st candidate who says that exact line in anything resembling that voice with that gusto.

Honesty, that was probably his best portrail of Riker. You can hear genuine emotion in his voice

This episode is a reminder that in an alternative reality there is a worst nightmare.

You will never convince me that Johnathan archer, out of all the captains, is not the one most like an explorer at heart

“Their warp containment field must have been weak” “Probably from fighting with the Borg.” “Gee, Riker, ya think?”

With all the Enterprises from different universes in this scene, is it possible one of them is from the mirrorverse?

Send all 285,000 Enterprises into the borg infested universe. Clean house

It’s ironic when you think about it - this was a prequel with a prototype engine, but it was arguably the most stable warp engine in Starfleet history. It was the only ship that could sustain maximum warp for months on end without structural breach. It was *the* Warp 5 engine. Voyager had a top speed of 9.975 but could only hold it for a minute or two before shaking apart.

Riker is a coward.

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Lol both rikers version of shock is to glance back.

His acting.. Picard would be very hard to replace... The guy eho plays riker id cool too bad he was so bad at acting

Incredibly disturbing

or do massive amounts of TRT

A very great scene, because not only does it apply to Riggs and Murtagh! They were also talking to the audience, who by the time #4 came out were also getting too old for this you know what!

Riker in Borg universe looks and acts like how my life is 😂

Presumably the Enterprise C is also there somewhere. I could imagine a timeline where the Enterprise C never gets into the situation that leads to its destruction in the first place, and the klingons find peace another way. Afterward, the ship avoids being decommissioned long enough to take part in this scene. Wolf 359 would be quite different. Or maybe it never happened.

Would have been nice to suddendly see the Orville materialize.

Shouldn't it be "the Borg ARE everywhere" then again, they've plenty of mistakes in the show with Data using contractions, even though he's supposed to not be able to. Also, Is there a way they know in the show to open a portal to a parallel universe? It seems the ones we've seen have been accidents like DS9's crossover, etc. They could escape to another universe a different way than stopping the shuttle from bringing them back

You know something sad about that enterprise that got destroyed? Even if Worf traveled through the time and they didn't die... It doesn't matter, eventually they got assimilated by the Borgs. :(

This remains a very scary moment from Star Trek

If Riggs was a woman, he would’ve been to old at 30.

i miss this era so so much. the only thing i dislike about the new trek is it's not set in a post ds9 era. Picard was great but the federation doesn't feel right anymore, it's natural, but feels colder. I miss the tng cast so much.

Should have just wiped that shit around the Sun and time traveled back to crush the borg in the womb. You would think star fleets database of past shows and movies would help them.

I like his explanation on compromising in relationships 😅😢

The idea that only 100 years prior, humans had blown eachother apart from a thermonuclear war, lost, and on a downward spiral. Vestiges of humanity living in tin shacks, only to be uplifted and on a new path.

“We not getting too old for this shit! “We not getting too old for this shit! “We not getting too old for this shit! “

Wonder how old Riggs is supposed to be? Roger was 50 in part 1. Now lethal finale or lethal weapon 5 is in development. Smh. What’s the plot? They are getting revenge on someone who shot their nurse at the nursing home?

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Damn I'd like to see a story about his timeline.

Was that a Klingon warrior on the bridge of the other Enterprise?