I figured it is either the D or a former crewmate.
Spoilers Starship Design in Star Trek: Picard
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He's looking at a crew mate out of a shuttlepod window?
There could be multiple ships in the dock we can't see, but you can see a Sutherland Class in the background before the cutaway from the shuttlepod.
And again when the Titan is leaving
Former crewmate would be randomly hilarious.
As Picard shifts in his seat at Rikers reaction and looks all emotional I'm going to say it's a good bet it's an Enterprise. I want to say the D, but the inactive D saucer amongst all these clearly operational ships seems a bit peculiar.
As Picard shifts in his seat at Rikers reaction and looks all emotional I'm going to say it's a good bet it's an Enterprise. I want to say the D, but the inactive D saucer amongst all these clearly operational ships seems a bit peculiar.
I don't take trailers at face value at all. Just that those lines were recorded...not where they will appear.
In-universe the Luna-class Titan must've done something pretty extraordinary. IRL I'm afraid it boils down to Matalas thinking a suffix is cool.
You see his lips match the words and he’s in the shuttle pod cockpit
If that were true, the Stargazer would have had one. Or the excelsior
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He catches a glimpse of his reflection in the window.
From what I gather, the Stargazer was the child of Bass, Eaves, and Drexler.
They could have attached the recovered D saucer to one of (probably very) many secondary Galaxy hulls after the DW.
The design sure, but Terry would still have come up with the idea of having a ship named after the Stargazer and have final say on things about it.
Terry didn’t design the Titan either.
Well, I don't know. Maybe he was ok with the designers setting on NCC-82893?
No, but it seems evident that he was the driving force behind the Titan-A's overall look, class designation, ect.
I'm thinking that the D saucer is in a Starfleet museum (maybe that building that gets destroyed? You can see an older shuttle and statue outside, so I'm thinking that's some kind of museum)
Maybe the ship we don't see yet is the 1701-F?
I will admit, Seven was a former Borg who applied to Starfleet, got rejected, became a Ranger, then tried again and is now a commander..... That's already a stretch. For her to be given command of the Enterprise-F would be weird to say the least. Hell, any command so quickly would be odd.
It wasn't clearly depicted in Season 2, but according to Terry and Jeri, it was intended that Seven gave up after the first rejection, before Janeway went fully into trying to persuade Starfleet to let her join.
Which doesn't change what you said. I just thought it was worth pointing out.
Which doesn't change what you said. I just thought it was worth pointing out.
Heck, Picard giving Seven the Stargazer center seat in the last episode made no damn sense. The ship was literally full of officers who had more seniority than someone who wasn’t even in Starfleet. It was just silly writing (or foreshadowing something even more silly, as @Mage pointed out. How much time has passed here? How can Seven be a commander so fast?)
Nepotism.
