He probably lobbed it over the garden fence.

@@Enzo012 That Picard eh!

*Rukia~*

Or, possibly, bringing it home like a normal person would in a coffin at the funeral home on Earth or whatever planet Beverly was stationed on with her son.

@@TheWilkReport 🤔 That might work

where is my groppler zorn merchandise

"I must go. My planet needs me"

Note: Groppler Zorn died on the way back to his home planet.

Clearly the Michael Burnam of his time.

Groppler Zorn needs to be louder, angrier, and have access to a time machine.

"We were discussing...is Groppler Zorn really out there?"

And remember how beautifully they foreshadowed it in "Wrath of Khan?" "I have been, and always shall be, Groppler Zorn." None of us had any idea at the time just what that meant, but damn were we excited to find out. Talk about playing the long game.

"Can I Groppler, or Can't I" 😊

Or when they were trapped inside the small planet, in the second film, Kirk yelled "Groppler Zornnnnnnnnn!!!!" into his communicator!!!!

At least he wasn't lighting that damn cahndle

He wasn't called O'Brien back down. He was just an unnamed bridge officer back then.

Damn spoonheads... (It feels dirty saying a fictional slur for a fictional race)

@@nigelmurphy6761 Huh? So you don't want people to refer to that character by the name that character was given later on?! Why?! ... That's insane!

Groppler Zorn would be proud.

Stop groppling it doesn't suit you.

colin Paterson but GROPPLER ZORN!

@@colinp2238 its too close to gropeler Zorn for comfort, ergo I would much prefer it if you cease and desist usage of the g-word because there are women here and we don't want to scare them off because they are mortified of being groped by the gropeler! Women come first around these parts (and if you turn that into a sexual pun then there is no hope for you. Grow up and embrace the pregler way!

@sinicalypse also in fairness to me and my point, GROPP-LER ZORN looks like someone who wouldn't be above a grope

Pffft!

She has mental powers that work... through the viewscreen. The actual person communicating might be millions of miles away, but as long as their image is on-screen, she's a talking lie-detector. (Facepalm)

@@jasoncaldwell5627 Troi's other power was to have the show fail the Bechdel Test. And also be bad a steering the ship when called upon to do so.

You mean Counselor Obvious. "Captain I sense hostility from those aliens firing weapons at us!"

@@jasoncaldwell5627 Except 9 times in 10 'I'm not getting anything from them, Captain' followed by a constipated expression.

You forgot Groppler Zorn

Lol

What about DeForest Kelley’s appearance?

And Groppler Zorn is one of the best things in the pilot. I want a Groppler Zorn spin off series

I separate Ages as such: B.G. (Before GROPPLER) and A.G. (After GROPPLER)

It was sweet.

Iconic and WEIRD image from my early teens!

it made me finally know what love is

Wow, how did this show become a hit? It was the 80's, I suppose jellyfish hand holding seemed very deep.

I like how they were pink and blue. Gotta be clear that these are STRAIGHT space jellyfish!

Ha! '87 Winnebago interior. Just like Lone Star's Eagle 5 From Spaceballs

I thought it was more "upscale dentist waiting room."

And TOS bridge is "average 60s mall"

Because only an Assclown would want to spend a 100%of his time on bridge in a fucking applestore. Jar Jar is a barely functional moron.

@@trazyntheinfinite9895 Ha! Jar Jar...Nice one!...

That, "Mmmmmh" is AMAZING!!

i realize it's quite off topic but do anyone know a good website to stream newly released movies online?

@Rohan Silas Lately I have been using Flixzone. Just search on google for it =)

@Rohan Silas i would suggest FlixZone. You can find it by googling :)

It doesnt really establish any of the characters, they are effectively rebooted as time goes on but cant be said to have developed into their new static forms. And they do essentially remain static for the rest of the series, oddly leaving development for the films.

And The Naked Now is where Lieutenant Yar has an intimate relationship with Data where he tells her he is fully functional.

The first time I watched this I actually didn't notice it was bad because I was so busy watching star trek for the first time ever.

@@sophiavechnyak6763 yes, I'm finishing the second season of tng and I'm fucking loving it away too much. And everyone is saying these seasons suck??? I'll be hooked to the rest even more I suppose.

Tylenol wall is an expert summary. That shit ALWAYS puts me to sleep when starting up the series again

Imagine not having a mood of your own. Everyone else's day... is YOUR day.

With certain Autism and ADHD types, that's a reality. 😕

Yeah, it reminds me of how Raven can be mishandled in the Teen Titans. If you start to lean too hard on how affected she is by everyone, she comes off as too sensitive to live very quickly.

@@Seemsayin that's fucking terrifying holy shit

@@evangelinewood3325 Eh, not necessary. (there was a pretty funny Futurama episode that did this.)

My mom almost named my my twin sister and I "Jack" and "Jill." I do not think she realized the moral of that story. Thank god dad knew why they went up that hill and talked her down!

They went up the hill to fetch a pail of water, what's wrong with that? Wait a minute...Who digs a well at the top of a hill? Where were they fetching water from? A church? Why did they need a pail of holy water? What the hell was going on?

@@Mecharnie_Dobbs Hahaha! As I've heard it, Jill was a scandalous young girl made pregnant by Jack's. The implication was they were going up the hill to fool around, and the bump on his head was caused by one of the townspeople. Then she died shortly after.

@@Christobanistan "Who digs a well at the top of a hill?" THAT is the unspoken question.

A few years later...and we still have no answer

@@jeffnicholas6342 Some things are only for Groppler-Zorn to know

@@andyhannon255 the groppler is goddess

Best character in Star Trek

gotta build up the anticipation

I remember hearing that the scripts were so bad that the rest of the cast( especially Dorn, Frakes and Spiner) began to goof off and riff on the show. Between the awful material and the constant jokes, Stewart was driven crazy until around halfway through the season then he just joined in the riffing.

To be fair, Allison isn't the only person who did comedic reviews of _Star Trek_ to fixate on Groppler Zorn. And who can blame any of them?

Step away from the language app.....

Brilliant.

Neelix was too busy burning the food and Kes was too busy being useless for them to mention our own dear Groppler Zorn.

Voyager rejected Zorn's teachings, and were banished to the Delta Quadrant.

Yeah, it took me a moment. My first thought was "whoa, most people don't even LIKE Wesley"!

Lmfao

lol

0_0

Just goes to show that its not so easy sometimes to get across what you meant to say vs what you said ;) Alison pulled a Picard.... wait.. you know what I mean...

ZOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRNNN!!!!!!!!!!

Wrath in German is Zorn, so in German the film would be entitled "Der Zorn des Zorn"

Check and mate!

Don’t you mean, “make it so”?

I'm sick of you and your stupid ideas! *zap*

Pretty sure the Charmed ones started the third world war they mentioned in this episode.

I am so glad I'm not the only one who made a Charmed joke.

So Q dropped the ball on both cases, huh?

@@matthewhennessey5967 Well let's be fair, it was most likely the elders, say it with me now, "The Elders are Dicks"

Cocaine is one hell of a drug

Holy shit I got a heart from Alison . ❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰🥰

That is my thought exactly. "All Good Things was a boring bookend to the boring Farpoint."

I just pretend that the Generations movie was the real finale

And they still didn't get Yar's hair right.

It needed more groppler zorn

@@shaunsteele8244 What? Generations was terrible! At least pretend First Contact is the finale if you’re gonna ignore how good All Good Things is.

Troi: Officer Obvious.

They brilliantly bookended the entire Next Generation era; in the first episode, Troi warns Picard not to crash the Enterprise; in the final movie, Picard orders Troi "go ahead and crash that Enterprise after all."

I thought it was Wesley.

I think we just figured out how his PTSD was patched up in time for the next week's episode.

Nah, he looks more like Dr. Soong.

@@r0bw00d Kind of strange how many old guys with long wild hair inhabit the Star Trek universe.

Yeah. I don't remember the title (and I'm too lazy to look it up 😋) but o'Brien gets mindf¥>#ed by aliens who implant memories of decades of cruel hard labor camp as punishment. O'Brien goes home physically one day older but remembering 30 years pressed to the brink of survival. The Groppler-looking guy implanted in his false memories is real. Much mayhem ensues. Lives are enriched. Cultures grow. Eventually "Smiley" is de-Zorned.

The first two comments on this are woefully under appreciated.

That is a reasonable thing to wonder. And I have pondered that in the past. I think it works on the same level as the recent "Crisis on Infinite Earths" event for the DC live action shows. They had cameos from lots of DC franchises, and in so doing they seem to be saying, "This is all DC, we are part of a long legacy of fun and adventure, it may not all be great, but there is an appeal that keeps people coming back." Acknowledging where you came from wistfully is not the same as saying it is great or beyond criticism, but it is still appreciating that it is part of the canon and worth celebrating in that way. And let's be clear, the only way "Encounter at Farpoint" or shit like the live action "Birds of Prey" TV show was ever going to get any praise was by saying, "Um... It is certainly part of bigger better thing..."

Yea, but that makes it more evident how pathetic most people are these days that whine about a shows quality after the first 4 episodes.

@@sandytentaclez1051 Back in the good old 1980s nearly all TV was terrible. Nowadays we have higher expectations.

I've noticed over the years that Trek writers tend to try to own past mistakes rather than forgetting about them, they use them sometimes to try to seed better stories. Like for example when alternate Tasha Yar was in Yesterday's Enterrise and the pointlessness of original Yar's death is gives a lot of emotional weight to that story. Also the importance of the events of the maligned Nemesis in Picard, personally I like Nemesis despite its flaws but its not just forgotten about because mistakes were made. There's something about taking bad story decisions and trying to turn them around into something good which seems unique to Star Trek. Or maybe that's just me.

@@johnallen3033 Good point!

Groppler Zorn would be a great Transformers name

skorts!

Skants!

gimme more of them

Dem legs

When you want Gender Equality, but also still want the Miniskirts

He was unforgettable as Craig Robinson in the Lost in Space cartoon pilot. "The stars look the same...but they're different. We must be...LOST IN SPACE!!

I remember him as Sideswipe, Prowl, and at least one of the Constructicons in Transformers.

I know him best as Raziel in the Legacy of Kain series.

I know him as Chas Finster in Rugrats.

Don't forget, Lance on Voltron, and Zan the Wonder Twin in the old Superfriends cartoons back in the '70's and 80's

oh thank you!

Pretty spooky, huh folks?

The problem with that character is that if she did what she was designed to do every episode would be over in three minutes because she'd know what everyone was thinking. So they turned her, as Sirtis herself has put it, into decoration, like a potted plant.

You can see her chops in episodes like Fistful of Datas where she plays second fiddle to Worf and absolutely kills it. She's hilarious, fun, and refreshingly she feels a lot more valuable than usual. It's a genuine tragedy that most Troi plots involve her getting into bed with a strange man who turns out to, gasp, not be who he seems he is! Luckily the rest are Lxwana episodes which are absolute treats and Deanna bounces off her mother fantastically. It's easy to see Troi's best features when she's standing next to Lxwana.

Here's a Fun Fact: Marina Sirtis originally auditioned to play Tasha Yar, while Denise Crosby read for Deanna Troi. However, Gene Roddenberry decided to have the two ladies cast as each other's character.

Not gonna lie, I really wish they'd stuck to the original casting. Funny Tasha would have been kick-ass, and I feel like Crosby-Troi would have been far more serious, and would have bounced off of Lxwana marvelously!

Um...so when Geordi had his first command, and the captain and crew were in grave danger, Troi advised him, teaching him how to calm, motivate, and inspire his crew. She explained the history of negotiations with a xenophobic race to Picard and showed him how to argue successfully. She advised the captain on various occasions concerning the people he was talking to, detecting their lies, attempts to cover things up, etc. She sensed lifeforms from as far away as a high orbit, even when the ship's sensors couldn't. She helps keep order on the ship when the Borg kidnap Picard. She's placed in command. She detects intruders. She does significant work with Alexander. Troi is written as a deceptively brilliant character. Because an empath with her background in negotiation and psychology would be intimidating, she softens her voice, stays out of uniform, appears jovial. Under that surface, though, she's highly insightful. In Code of Honor, when Tasha accepts a battle with Lutan's wife, Troi tricks her into admitting she enjoys being admired in order to force her to consider whether that or the mission at hand is driving her decision. After Picard's kidnapping by the Borg, she tries to get him to consider whether his sudden desire to run home is fueled by a desire to escape rather than confront the trauma. Troi does so much in the series, but most people just dismiss it.

I know Michael Bell best as Raziel in The Legacy of Kain series.

That's Why his voice has been messing with my brain for years! Subtle enough difference in tonality not to give it away as Groppler Zorn but enough to make you go .. hangon.... Flippin Duke!

Also zan of the wonder twins, and several transformers.

That is a staggering revelation

what did you just say about my mother??

Most shows actually budget for two hours of show when they make a two hour pilot, too.

"Besides, you look good in a dress", Riker 😂

You just know young Jonathan Frakes probably had the legs for it, too.

@@RobertLoves That line legit gave me strong bi vibes.

@@mastermarkus5307 Worf did kinda look good in that "dress" uniform tho 😂

Would’ve made the Riker Maneuver easier to pull off, if a bit more graphic.

Season 2 is still bad

Riker's beard actually coined the phrase "Growing the Beard" and became the exact opposite of Jumping the Shark where a bad show becomes good.

I think the scene established Data as a fan favourite from the very beginning of the show.

Note, that each TNG series provided send off to next. TNG did it to DS9, DS9 to VOY.

Old Bones and New Spock. There was also great dialogue between Data and Spock later on.

Given the time difference in which the shows are set, there is no reason for that to not be true. Until specifically addressed, Charmed and Star Trek are now in the same universe, to me anyway. :)

Swift Nimblefoot The Squire of Gothos is Q/an Elder. Obviously.

I can't handle that crossover! That is like knowing that Wayne's world and Terminator are kind of in the same universe.

Michael Driggers A Predator/Charmed/TNG/Harry Potter crossover is badly needed, w/ Hermione Granger & Deanna Troi against a Predator and the Source.