Redemption for troi crashong the enterprise finally

Free Bird is for displays of general badassery, Magic Carpet Ride is for casual, relaxed even, badassery

Hahahaha 😂

This is how you deconstruct a story while still respecting the source material. Every line of Shaw's criticism is correct, and you see Picard acknowledge this, but then Riker says "those we're the days." Yeah TNG had some real flaws, but man it was fun and those flaws do not really detract from how fun a show that it was.

Data's just driving like they stole it and I mean technically...........lol

In star wars these types of attacks were performed by high maneuverability star fighters, Lt. Commander Data did it in a starship the size of a city block and quite possibly the largest Federation starship pre 30th century

"A great man once told me - "Don't try to be a great man, just be a man, let history make it's own judgement."

Correction prime direction didnt apply to the baku

Data evolved into his own kind of "perfection of humanoid and machine melded into one" that the Borg always sought after, but it required emotions, humanity, the capacity for creative thinking, compassion, improvisation, abstract thinking, doing the "you know, fuck it, lets try this, it may work" something The Borg aren't really good at doing.

Final evolved form of Data is bad ass!

Freebird was the go to song here

.....I would like to see Shaw do any better....

Emotions chip: lets do it 😏

The two things I disagree with Shaw on are the Ba'ku situation and the Battle of Veridian Three. When it comes to Star Trek: Insurrection, the Prime Directive was already violated when the Federation Council voted to sign on with the Son'a to have the Ba'ku removed. Not to mention, the Son'a were also allies of the Dominion which makes you wonder if the Son'a were playing both sides from the beginning. Without Starfleet intervention, the Son'a would be allowed to collect the metaphasic particles from the planet's rings. If the Son'a had succeeded in their plan, the planet would be unable to support humanoid life. Granted, the Bak'u weren't indigenous to the planet, but they were there before the Federation was. Which means the planet belonged to Ba'ku in every sense. Plus, at the time, the Federation wasn't aware that the Son'a and the Ba'ku were the same race; Unwillingly bringing themselves into the middle of a blood feud. Again, violating the Prime Directive. If anyone is to blame for the Ba'ku incident, it's the Federation because they were tempted by greed during a time of war. True they tried to wipe out the founders with a genetic virus, but stealing particles that make you young at the expense of another group was wrong. Oh, and before I forget, Admiral Doughtery gave the Son'a permission to attack the Enterprise-E which would constitute as an act of treason. A Starfleet Admiral willfully orders the destruction of a Starfleet vessel to cover it all up? It furthers my position that Picard and his crew did the right thing by standing against the Son'a. I will give Doughtery credit since he tried to stop Ru'afo, and died before he could alert Starfleet. Nevertheless, I think Shaw is in the wrong about the Ba'ku. Regarding the Battle of Verdian Three, the Duras Sisters hacked into Geordi's visor so they can steal the Enterprise-D's shield modulation. Granted they should've checked Geordi's visor to see if it was compromised, and I blame the writers for that. Regardless, it was the Lursa and B'eator who caused sufficient damage to the Enterprise-D which forced the crew to abandon the ship via saucer separation. Plus after the separation, the explosion from the drive section hurled the saucer into the planet's gravity and there was no way to keep in orbit. So, in hindsight, the destruction of the Enterprise-D was not the crew's fault. It was the Duras Sisters who did it.

Whoever put this edit together, You Freaking Rock ! ! Thanks a million ! !

Always Trust data. He can always make it so.

Captain, I believe there is an ancient Earth saying that would be appropriate to say in this particular moment. It is "Hold my beer."

The reference to the time paradox in the Devron system bothers me as the evidence insofar as I interpret it is that whole event was pulled out of Q's ass for Picard's benefit and never actually happened.

The power of the head nod!❤

They're all just too old to care at this point. Might as well go with Data's extended gut.

Hello Star Trek my old friend.

My only complaint is that it is far too short.

"Wait , what do you mean nothing?" Record scratches. Data smirks, and "FAITH OF THE HEART".

How ironic Troi is there! 😅

Could anyone tell me how long vulcans live. And I ask this question to get an idea of the size of the galaxy. Now there is the federation, the Romulan Empire. The klingon Empire and so on. So do these encounters with one another take place in a corner of our galaxy?

Lmaooo

hang on 👽👽

Try to peel the grin off my face! Great nod to my fav scene from First Contact.

Shaw: "Someone hot dropped the saucer section of the Enterprise D on a planet" Riker and Picard: "..........." La Forge: "About that........"

The new star trek shows are more like you need to just enjoy like fine wine

There is no way Shaw should know about the time paradox in the final episode of TNG because it technically never happened, I suppose you could say Picard filed a report about it since he did decide to tell the crew but I kind of doubt he did. Writers went too far here to make a point.

In space, you will believe an Amdroid and a Betazoid can drift a convention center.

I really wish that they had used Magic Carpet Ride for the actual scene. It fits well and fans would recognize the connection.

"Let's Rock and Roll!!"

What did Bones say that one time? 'Treat her like a lady, and she'll always bring you home.'

I love this clip

The Enterprise just did the shaft run and destroyed the reactor of the Deathstar 2. Way to borrow from Star Wars.

Give capt shaw his own series!!!

I love the way Data's hands just effortlessly dance across the control panel.

All engines ahead bendix. Don't spare the horses...

Ok how could Shaw know about the Devron System one? I thought that was a dream or something concocted by Q. How could Picard and RIker be responsible for THAT one? And the "saucer section hot dropping" was the Duras sisters' faults.

😂❤this is amazing love this great vid

Kinda thinking about it like D&D . This crew is level 50 the opponents while plentiful are level 10 . Experience points matter

It Fitts.

2 psychotic woman and a racist black man cant trust an innocent yellow android.

this country is epic

" Okay, but like... What if we made the Enterprise Tokyo drift through the inside of a Borg cube?" "Duuude. Which Enterprise?" "Wait...There's more than one...? Uh... The one from Star Trek?"

"It's going to be impossible. No computer, not even my daughter could navigate us through this." So Geordie is implying that his daughter is not only better at navigating than ANY computer, but also better than Data, the most advanced android to date. This is like Troi beating Data at chess, but turned up to eleven. And I'm sorry, but I don't even see Data here. I just see Brent Spiner with funky contact lenses. Also, I really can't believe they did a full-on "Return of the Jedi" Death Star assault with the Enterprise D. It's like the writers aren't even aware how large the Galaxy class is.

OMG, we need more of this dipshit from Chicago.

"I'll never understand human predilection for piloting vehicles at unsafe velocities." Data, Star Trek Nemesis. Also Data: