I was expecting this clip to have them say "we are smart" so I can clip that for a meme. Problem is, only Star Treks will find it funny. Not todays crowd 😂

Carl Perkins.

I'd love to see how powerful a fleet of these would be.

Orcs?

Without having to maintain a warp bubble, a ship in space moving at the speed of the impulse engines would just continue to move at that speed until it ran into something that would stop it or it reversed course. While the larger asteroids’ gravitational pull would be able to slow the ship down, they shouldn’t have had enough mass to have stopped the ship completely. So there wasn’t a chance they wouldn’t have enough velocity to escape the trap.

I love Klingons so much 😂 I love how everyone else looks kind of intimidated and frightened and Warf just looks PISSED lmao

G'Kar the Romulan

In s04 e13 Devil's Due, the antagonist transform into Picard's ideal lady in which the outfit and the hair has the similarity of Lwaxana Troi in this episode. Which means that Picard has the hots of Lwaxana and those naughty thoughts on her is for real but her eccentric attitude is too much for the Captain's shyness, reserved behavior towards women.

What episode is this

She was a hot one..... ultimately about 20,000 degrees

How's the purge gonna help if she said that she cannot turn off the auto destruct sequence?🤔

0:58 Oh look, Mariner when she was just a kid. :D

The oh 🤬 face is very good. Took him a moment to realize what was happening.

Does this mean then that we were following future data throughout until the correct one appears?

Distinctly seeing a mew face on the bridge rarely bodes well for them unless they become a love interest for some else on Tne Bridge, but that’s also not likely to be great news either😂😂😂

Probably one of the most annoying characters ever in STNG. Yeah--I know he's supposed to be some sort of "super empath". But he just comes across as irritating and whiny.

Orin Zento has fallen on hard times😂

That was a little bit murdery.

Fajo: Fundamental respect for all livong beings, remember? I'm a living being, therefore you can't hurt me! Data: That is correct. But my respect does not extend to those who do not respect another living beings' life

Missed the “escort our guest” moment. Subtle, but that phrase meant a lot.

O'brien saves Pulaski's life here. Pulaski saves Riker's life a few months later. Riker defeats the Borg. Just another factor in Miles O'Brien being the most important man in Starfleet history.

Wipe the hard drive and re-install windows.

I don’t know why all the confusion is on this episode about Commander Data pulling the trigger. At the end of StarTrek TNG Season 3, Episode 22 entitled “The Most Toys”, I view the “pulling the trigger” scene at the end of the episode completely differently. Data is NOT lying! If you watch the scene very closely, you see Data being beamed off Kivas Fajo’s ship, but you do NOT see the weapon being fired at all. There is NO discharge from the weapon whatsoever that you can see even when the very last molecule of Commander Data fades away during the transporter dematerialization process. As O’Brien is beaming Commander Data off the ship and Data enters the transport dematerialization state, he then says . . . “I’m reading a weapon in transit with Commander Data”. The weapon is already “in transit” in the dematerialization process. At this point, Data has already been dematerialized “with” the weapon in hand and “in transit”. O’Brien then says . . . “It seems to have discharged” while “in transit”. If Commander Data had pulled the trigger during the dematerialization state while in transit, he would have known that it would not have influenced anything. Thus, something else occurred in which the technology of the transport and disruptor clashed. It should also be noted that the weapon in transit was a Varon-T disruptor which was a hand-held directed-energy weapon banned in the Federation due to its vicious nature: the disruptor literally tore the body apart at the molecular level from the inside out, resulting in a relatively slow and excruciating death by disintegration compared to more quick and painless means using phasers and other disruptors. The weapon itself almost acts like a transporter beam when it dematerializes at the molecular level. This is why Data states . . . “Perhaps something occurred during transport, Commander”. Both the transporter and the disruptor operate on the same type of molecular dematerialization principle. Data knows this. So, there should be no confusion here as to why the weapon may have discharged in transit by accident. Now, if you want to see what a real weapons discharge looks like during a transporter dematerialization process, go back to StarTrek TNG Season 1 Episode 13 entitled “Datalore”. You see Lore (Data’s brother) discharge a phaser as Wesley Crusher beams him off the ship. At the end of this episode, there is no question that the weapon fired by Lore was discharged literally a second before he is transported off the ship. And you visibly see the weapons discharge during the dematerialization process. Data is aware of this as he witnessed it during this episode.

Great , now we have " woke " ass alien behemoth ship LOL 😂😂🤣🤣

They ripped off Red dwarf lol👍👍

Odd blocking in this scene. Riker/Frakes has no reason to state "All Stop!" then turn around walk to his chair, and turn around with nothing to do. Star Trek is a textbook case of having more than capable actors and not having equally capable directors with enough setup time to get nothing but coverage shots.

Ah yes, Ardra, one of my early childhood boners.

No reset button form here. At least not always (Jadzia, Cavit)

I dunno. Looks like Yuta liked that pain therapy.

Picard to Chorgan - remain perfectly still, Me: Chorgan - move around the table away from her touch!! Just go behind Picard lol.

I don’t even want to know a backstory from a novel or whatever. The galaxy is big. Starfleet pokes around as a job. They picked up something, somewhere. It got to Earth. It blew up crews and ships. It spread around, That’s all that’s needed, ya know? . No iconian or borg or trill stuff needed. Too much stuff tied into each other- it makes the galaxy feel small and boring! This, it’s just another part of the galaxy looking back at Earth and the Federation. We know they’re hostile and lying from their actions already, one of my favorite episodes, a real tone shift and the tension is palpable.

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300 volts

Lazer geoad shows up 300 million years

He was OPG's sadistic lawyer in Robocop 2'/!!!

clean up crew required in lab 7 😀

Riker to the Captain...another one...bites the dust....😵

They were all thinking the same thing. She’s not wearing a red shirt

i miss tasha i wish she did not die.

Just think Discovery Season 6 could have found their origin in ten episodes.

DarMok Posts, I upvote.

Would Riker really remember any of the scenes from ‘Skin of Evil’ after he’d been enveloped by Armus? According to this, he did ( although he wasn’t present at the time). And from ‘Heart of Glory’ he remembered scenes on the bridge and Tasha at the transporter trying to beam the team back.

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Personally I think this episode would have ended better with "Ardra" laughing and simply fading away, with an echo of the laugh remaining a moment or too longer. Left as an open hook for a further appearance. The enterprise crew onboard her ship would be transported down to the surface and the Enterprise would report that her ship had vanished from sensors. Was she really mortal or something much more ?

2:36 me when I think of a comeback to something someone said 5 weeks ago.

Ice cold what a badass

Bet worf 😊

Terrible

dead by covid

Picards mind probably: "I will not fail my crew like that man did...."