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- Star Trek · The Next Generation · s05e19 · The First Duty
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Star Trek · The Next Generation · s05e19 · The First Duty
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"But Wesley is one of our own." Best Picard line and i wish we treated ppl like that today!
This was the best Wesley episode. Not him being a wiz wonder kid, but a boy learning what it means to be man.
Wesley is a war criminal 🧐
he never made it to a man 😒
You mean because he was getting grilled
@@drockjrfacing responsibility. it's what makes a man.
@@XTRABIG you think Wesley Crusher is a real man? The traveller would be disappointed
Damnit tom Paris. Getting into trouble even since college
Thats Nick Paris, Tom's evil twin.
Transporter clone
This is a great example of a Cult. Wesley isn’t been shamed by his friends, but his loyalty tae the group.
All the nice words and right answers can not lay a hand on the truth. But some, in a troubling situation, are begging to hear words they can accept as sufficiently convincing that they can lie to themselves.
The fates of the cadets:
-Wesley Crusher: travelling space and time with the Traveller
-Sito Jaxa: killed by Cardassians during a mission
-Nick Locarno: created a rogue fleet and killed in explosion of a Genesis device
-Other cadet: Unknown
Yup, Nick Locarno and Tom Paris share a backstory, an actor, and a personality. But they are 2 separate strangers who've never met.
@@imofage3947maybe they did in the nexus
@@jamesholcombe435 No, neither one of them encountered the Nexus energy ribbon. And Locarno's constituent atoms were reconfigured by a discount Genesis device. I believe Paris is still alive and well
@@imofage3947 like spock
Nova and Red Squad have a serious issue with ego
That tends to happen when you tell someone that they are the best of the best, that they can outperform any one of their peers with ease
Wesley should have taken Spanish classes, then he would not have ended up in Nova Squadron.
No go lol
funny that they even used the same actor and backstory but invented tom paris to avoid paying royalty to the writer of this episode for the use of Locarno.
Yeah. Isn't Gul Dukat about the same story?
Bless Star Fleet.
The Cadet on the far left is beautiful
Maybe so, but she's no Commander Donatra or Seven Of Nine...
Wesley knows this is wrong...
He knows he would disappoint his mother, but worse, he would disappoint Captain Picard.
the brunette officer is a babe
She eventually confesses that it was all her fault in order to throw the criminal investigators off her ritual murder spree.
Throwing your friend under the bus, when he's already in the proverbial grave? Yeah great friend you are buddy!
Indeed. At least in the end his hubris ultimately landed him to follow Josh's fate. Just a shame that Wesley wasn't present when Mariner took Nick down.
It's not a proverbial grave, it's his literal grave.
NICK?! Come on, you could have used this episode as background for Tom Paris, since IT IS HIM. It would match so good.
The acting was fantastic, and the camera angles made me feel like it was right in the room.
I am glad that they decided to canonize that Nick and Tom is two seperate persons.
My question is, where is their lawyer.
I was thinking that too, they should have been appointed an advocate at the least.
Tom paris was so bad, he even forged a fake name on his registration and was pretending to be mr lacarno
They always say know who your real friends are like it's the simplest thing in the world but, in reality, your fake friends are really good at putting up an act. Just look at how good Locarno is at it.
Can you do the episode called Haven? Please, please. Thank you.
It's very interesting how Nick Locarbo speaks. He sounds like a burgeoning cult leader.
I expected this from Wesley Crusher, but not from Tom Paris.
Lol I'm so accustomed to horrifying plot twists in this franchise at this point I'm assuming Nova Squadron leader secretly shot Albert in the face with 5 proton torpedos in cold Blue Shell murder.
Master manipulation 😮
If i was Josh ld want them to blame me and not implicate all us in something that would get everybody kicked out of the academy including me.
He did learn from Picard about truth
One thing I have learned is that being honest and always telling the truth is stupid. You don’t have to lie and steal but a lot of times “taking personal responsibility” will destroy your life. I’m not interested in the law more Justice. We don’t get that here
This is a different situation. A man died. They're falsely putting the blame on a dead man who can't defend himself. It's like spitting on his grave. If you watch the next clip, you'll see the father devastated and blaming his son for his own death
@@rafsolo I don't think it has to be a different situation. It's also my anecdotes versus the first comment, but in my experience, not taking responsibility eventually destroys both the person themselves, and often takes things around them with them. "Responsibility" obviously means there was something or someone in your care, whether it be a person, object, or concept. You failed that, whatever it was. It's funny to talk about justice when one is only concerned that said failure will "destroy your life". But practically speaking, it tends to anyway. If nothing else, it justifies further shirking of responsibility. One day, that person will have to pay the piper. Possibly for something worse, as taking responsibility for something often means learning to avoid such an outcome again. Without acceptance, there's no learning, and it WILL get worse. Someone who steals candy when they were a kid but never owned up, even as an adult, could find themselves shoplifting, cheating or engaging in things they've mentally justified. It doesn't need to be a different situation, because eventually, there will be one that will.