History Awesome / StarTrekPicard

* The senior crew of the USS Excelsior. While they are ultimately killed by the rest of the fleet along with their ship you have to give credit that they were able to fight back and regain control of the ship. They even managed to track down the location of the signal’s source and broadcast it to anyone who might be listening.

* After centuries of terrorizing the galaxy, threatening the existence of the Federation time and time again, and everything they’ve done to Picard, Seven, Sisko, and countless other victims, it’s finally over. The malignant species of Borg that has plagued the Federation ever since the crew of the ''Enterprise-D'' discovered it 36 years ago are '''[[KilledOffForReal gone for good]]''', leaving only the benign collective organized by [[FusionDance Queen/Jurati]].

* After centuries of terrorizing the galaxy, threatening the existence of the Federation time and time again, and everything they’ve done to Picard, Seven, Sisko, and countless other victims, it’s finally over. The malignant species of Borg that has plagued the Federation ever since the crew of the ''Enterprise-D'' discovered it years ago are '''[[KilledOffForReal gone for good]]''', leaving only the benign collective organized by [[FusionDance Queen/Jurati]].

** Speaking of the ''G'', Starfleet saw fit to change her name from ''Titan''-A in honor of the ''Enterprise''-D crew. Two seasons ago, Jean-Luc Picard was the man Starfleet saw up and leave because he wouldn't stand with them in their most desparate hour. Now, there's no doubt that Picard is the true hero of Starfleet, and the ''G'' will be carrying that torch for both him, the ''D'' crew, and all those ships named ''Enterprise'' before and after her.
* The final scene of the series: Jack is unpacking his belongings aboard the USS ''Titan'', now christened the USS ''Enterprise''-G, when a familiar face appears in his cabin to prepare him for humanity’s next trial. Much like he did with Jack’s father [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E1EncounterAtFarpoint thirty-five years ago]].

* As the Borg Cube begins exploding, Troi takes the ''Enterprise''’s helm after sensing Riker [[PreSacrificeFinalGoodbye saying his last farewell]] to her through their mental link [[BigDamnHeroes and brings the ship to his, Picard, Jack and Worf’s location]], beaming them aboard before escaping the [[OutrunTheFireball cube’s destruction with none worse for wear]].

** this also resolves one minor but very confusing plot hole from Star Trek Enterprise when the Time Agent Daniel told Archer that the Borg would one day join the Federation. He was talking about [[FusionDance Queen/Jurati]] benign collective because the original malicious collective had ceased to exist!

** this also resolves one minor but very important plot hole from Star Trek Enterprise when the Time Agent Daniel told Archer that the Borg would one day join the Federation. He was talking about [[FusionDance Queen/Jurati]] benign collective because the original malicious collective had ceased to exist!

** this also resolves one minor but very important plot hole from Star Trek Enterprise when the Time Agent Daniel told Archer that the Borg would one day join the Federation. He was talking about Queen/Jurati’s benign collective because the original malicious collective had ceased to exist!

** Speaking of the ''G'', Starfleet saw fit to change her name from ''Titan''-A in honor of the ''Enterprise''-D crew. Two seasons ago, Jean-Luc Picard was the man Starfleet saw up and leave because he wouldn't stand with them in their most desparate hour. Now, there's no doubt that Picard is the true hero of Starfleet, and the ''G'' will be carrying that torch for both him, the ''D' crew, and all those ships named ''Enterprise'' before and after her.

-->'''Geordi, Deanna, and Data''': ''[look at Beverly in bewilderment as if to say, "Did you seriously just do that?"]''\\

-->'''Beverly''': ...A lot's happened in the last twenty years.

** Enterprise floating down above Picard and co's heads counts as an extra bit of Visual Effects Of Awesome: rarely do we get to see in perspective just exactly how ''flippin huge'' the Galaxy-class actually is. For the record, according to Memory Alpha, bow to stern 641 meters, or 2103 feet, or just short of twice the length of a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald_R._Ford-class_aircraft_carrier Ford-class aircraft carrier.]] Also gives you an idea about the size of the cube it's inside of and why you needed someone like Data to fly it like it was the [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi Millenium Falcon]] earlier - anyone else would've gotten shot down or crashed into something because of the sheer inertia of the thing.

* After centuries of terrorizing the galaxy, threatening the existence of the Federation time and time again, and everything they’ve done to Picard, Seven, Sisko, and countless other victims, it’s finally over. '''[[KilledOffForReal The Borg are gone for good]]'''.

* The ''Enterprise''-D is finally able to show off its true battle potential thanks to modern CGI in a way the practical show model effects never could. It zipping around the innards of the Borg ship blasting bits of it looks like it could have come straight out of ''Franchise/StarWars''.

-->'''Beverly''': ...A lot's changed in the last twenty years.

* Although Earth's orbital weapons platforms have been destroyed, Spacedock's defences are still holding against the entire assimilated fleet.

* Under heavy fire, Riker pops out of cover and instantly one-shots two Borg drones back to back - one of them square in the ''face''.

* Under heavy fire, Riker pops out and instantly one-shots two Borg drones back to back - one of them square in the ''face''.