Moments that Made You Emotional

[Discofan]

Especially when Picard talked with Troi about the death of his brother and his nephew. He got emotional. Finally. Before, in front of his crew, he had to professionally suppress his emotions.

He shirked his duty a few times though and that made me question the way he responded to Data when the latter was in a similar situation. For once it seemed like Picard thought that he deserved some sort of privilege. Something he doesn't do usually.

 

[guyute03]

These shows have been a part of my life since I was a child so I wouldn't even know where to begin with this. There are just too many moments. The one that I just watched though, Picard, in "All Good Things".... "I should've done this a long time ago"... instant waterfall.

 

[MacLeod]

The death of Lal
DS9 the Quickening, the visitor and the memories montage at the end of DS9
the sacrifice of George Kirk in Star Trek 11
And ofcourse the end of the beautiful Enterprise D

Sorry but if we are going for the end of star ships, the auto-destruct sequence in TSFS tops the end of the Ent-D

 

[Discofan]

Sorry but if we are going for the end of star ships, the auto-destruct sequence in TSFS tops the end of the Ent-D

Note that in both cases a bunch of Klingons bit the big one!!!

 

[Vger23]

Sorry but if we are going for the end of star ships, the auto-destruct sequence in TSFS tops the end of the Ent-D

By about a million times, yes.

The destruction of the Enterprise D was exciting, and one of my favorite sequences in all the Trek films...but it didn't have the pure emotional punch of the destruction of the ship in TSFS.

 

[Discofan]

By about a million times, yes.

The destruction of the Enterprise D was exciting, and one of my favorite sequences in all the Trek films...but it didn't have the pure emotional punch of the destruction of the ship in TSFS.

In that movie, when Kirk learns that his son is dead, it tops anything else!

 

[Vger23]

For being a somewhat mediocre movie...Generations has some pretty good dramatic stuff.

Kirk's last words Veridian III are emotional, as was his first "death" aboard the Enterprise-B
Picard's agony of the death of his family is intense
Picard's Nexus experience is even pretty good...

In that movie, when Kirk learns that his son is dead, it tops anything else!

Oh, I totally agree. TSFS has that one-two gut punch of David's death and the Enterprise's destruction. Great stuff.

 

[SpocksOddSocks]

Sorry but if we are going for the end of star ships, the auto-destruct sequence in TSFS tops the end of the Ent-D

I never got the emotion at that. I think it's because when I first saw it, I was too young to realise it was actually meant to be the same ship (with the refit and all).

I can't say I get emotional in Generations either, but it had more impact on me as the same Enterprise D that had been around for seven series.

 

[johnnybear]

I quite liked Generations and loved the scenes with Picard in the Nexus! Experiencing a new family in a reality where duty, dedication and honour were not so important and enjoying things around a family was so much better!
JB

 

[Mareika]

There are so many moments- but only in "Voyager"- I`m mostly a Voyagerfan
The end of Nemesis- Chakotay says:""I wish it were as easy to stop hating as it was to start."
The end of 37`er- Janeway and Chakotay enter the transporterroom and nobody is there.
Chakotay is crying about Janeway in "Coda"
The Angry Warrior speech from "Resolutions"

 

[Discofan]

In The Visitor when Sisko realizes how much his son has sacrificed for him.

 

[Kilana2]

I just mentioned it in the Voyager Forum: Shattered had a scene were Tuvok from another timeframe was dying. He said good-bye to Janeway before he perished. Once a Vulcan said: Don't grieve, Admiral......

 

[Carpathia86]

There are too many to choose from.

Sad ones--
Spock's death
David Marcus's death
The destruction of the Enterprise 1701
Lal's death
Kirk being killed
The destruction of the Enterprise-D
The death of Jadzia
And Data's death

And then some happy ones for me--
Spock's resurrection
The reveal of the Enterprise-A
The Enterprise-D returning to Starbase 74 at the end of "11001001" (for some reason, I always love that one).
In "The Way of The Warrior" Worf appearing and the appearing at the end, but in his new uniform.

 

[Discofan]

I just mentioned it in the Voyager Forum: Shattered had a scene were Tuvok from another timeframe was dying. He said good-bye to Janeway before he perished. Once a Vulcan said: Don't grieve, Admiral......

Yes, he was still an Admiral back then...

 

[Cyfa]

I watched ENT: "Demons" and "Terra Prime" last night, and the final scene of Trip and T'Pol in her quarters after the death of their daughter, had me in floods. Nearly as much as Trip himself!
As others have mentioned, the death of Lal gets me every time I watch TNG: "The Offspring", too.

As a counterpoint to those scenes, "Stealing the Enterprise" from ST:III TSFS always gives me a rush of edge-of-the-seat anticipatory joy!

 

[Discofan]

Data and his emotion chip in Generations. I found him kind of annoying.

 

[UnknownSample]

I'm not sure if it was mentioned yet but the scene in Emissary where Sisko had to be dragged away from Jennifer's body always gets to me.

For me, it's after, when Sisko is aboard the other ship escaping, and there's the battle of Wolf 359 going on outside the window, and he sees his old ship, the one Jennifer's body is on, destroyed.

 

[FormerLurker]

For me, it's after, when Sisko is aboard the other ship escaping, and there's the battle of Wolf 359 going on outside the window, and he sees his old ship, the one Jennifer's body is on, destroyed.

That's one for sure. You know she's dead, but there's no body to bury, no way to say goodbye and grieve properly. No wonder it ate him up for so long.

 

[Discofan]

When Sisko ordered Worf to bomb children... It made me angry.

 

[Vger23]

The end of Calypso