I wonder if we're going to go into bridge crew resurrections as a thing now they're they're promoted officially to officers? That could be funny and interesting and something Star Trek's never done before.
@@pokebreeder2517my guess is Boims was lucky and just skimmed the borderline so to say and Shanx was dead and had to go to the black mountain we see through the window and...well maybe meet with an avatar of Paramount scriptwriters
I can't believe the amount of character development Boimler has gotten: from Cerritos' unofficial butt monkey back in Season 1, to his current badass leader self
He's still much of a butt-monkey, even as a badass leader...kind of like Sokka from Avatar: the Last Airbender. It's still possible to be both at the same time.
The first obvious signal of his gigachad status was on the rigged test. Later on, evading flirting like an ultimate chad. Also i have the theory that section 31 did had eyes on him as soon he was promoted on the titan, and when the cloning incident happened, it was only matter of time they recruited william.
I gotta say T'lyn might be the right girl for Boimler. She can see right though his attempts to hide his quirkiness and isn't bothered by them, in fact she just accepts them and moves on, even offers helpful advice. She's dedicated to her duties same as him but isn't afraid to think outside the box in a pinch given how she came to be there in the first place. If they wanted to do a subtle parody/tribute to Trip and T'pol's relationship in Enterprise they would be perfect for it.
Interesting observation/idea, I can see where you’re coming from plus it would be fun to see how Mariner reacts to the relationship. Not in a jealous way but either as a concerned and protective friend or as a supportive friend who rips the p*ss out of him. I mean seriously can you imagine when she finds out that at first she sceptical but after a little while she’s like “Damn Biom’s! Who knew you had it in’ya to melt that Vulcan exterior. Are you to going to discuss ‘logic’ on your date” 🤣
@@Ray_D_Tutto With that in mind, T'lyn's analytical nature may be what Boimler needs to piece all of that legitimately useful advice/aid together. The others are so high-energy and Boims is so high-strung that it seems like some quiet confidence is just what the group needs, or at least what he needs.
I still can’t get over how much of a catch Boilms can be. I mean like two of Jennifer’s friends had a crush on him, he accidentally became a pimp when gambling in deep space 9, and he has a whole harem waiting for him at home.
Iirc apparently Roddenbury believed in the future people just accept death and are 'beyond sadness' or something like that which is what led to that tng episode
@@carlzerris6566 Yeah he expected humanity to have gone "beyond" personal hang-ups, even though a lot of that is what makes us human and the fact it kills any attempt at drama and storytelling.
Fun fact: Boimler's team first appeared in individual episodes before this one. Taylor was in" the spy humongous" where he and other redshirts helped Boimler improve his image. Merp appeared in the season 2 finale, walking through the corrider wearing only a towel. And Meredith appeared in "room for growth" where she and the other eneginers including billups and Rutherford took a spa getaway on the dove,in that same episode she tried sneaking in a project while getting a massage until she was caught by freeman.
@@carlosrivas1629 I've been thinking about that a lot lately. LD really nails every little nit-like Klingons having lavender blood-that other series just seem to forget about. It's not like an animation department has any better access to lore than make-up or VFX; sure, it puts the look of the show on just _one_ department, but when phasers come out of the Enterprise-D's torpedo tube, its like people making the show just don't care. I guess when you have a show that's dedicated to serving its fans instead of serving itself, there's just more TLC with the details.
Oh wow, I didn’t even think of the black mountain Shax referenced. I was thinking The Black Lodge with the black and white zig zag floor pattern. But I love the runner of the koala.
Am I the only one hoping that Boimler and T'Lyn's relationship grows? The way she supported him earlier as he was freaking out over being promoted to Lieutenant shows a caring side to her.
@@WannabeMarsanach well who the hell knows, it'll either be a friendship like spock and kirk, which is pretty much already taken by mariner and boimler, we don't truly know the purpose of tlyn. We will have to wait and see
Interesting dynamic Boimler is getting. Mariner encourages his adventurous side, trying to get him to look beyond regulations and rules...while T'lynn quietly encourages his confidence and self-confidence. Runterford gets him to enjoy his life, to look for the silver lining...and Tendi brings out emotional growth and caring, while standing as an example to fight prejudice. While the show still puts Mariner front and center, Boimler has quickly become the heart of the show. An ensign that was destined to be comedic relief becoming a capable officer and explorer. The man is going to be Captain one day.
@@brainflash1 The Season 2 finale where Boimler drowned. He woke up and wondered why he saw a Koala. I think the Koala has been referenced every season.
Weird shit happens in the ER my guys. My sister started off as a radiologist in the ER of the local hospital her first case was an overturned humvee that paralyzed one soldier and left 3 in critical, a few weeks later she had a murder+ctrl, alt , delete between a gf her ex and her current bf. By the time she gets to the ER the doctor has his hand inside the EX's chest cavity manually pumping his heart with a watch while another dr. Harvests his organs as he was a doner........she ia no longer allowed to tell stories ar dinner.
T'lyn's expression when the explosion goes off is one of the most unrestrained displays of emotion we ever see from a Vulcan. I'm not saying I necessarily agree, but I get why people ship her and Boimler after that.
Boimler being my favorite character legitimately shocked me. Also I know this is supposed to be a sitcom so a lot of suspension of disbelief has to be given but I am surprised he wasn't blown to bits from that explosion. Instead he just got covered in soot like a Lonney Tunes character
@@culterwaleddy that would be hilarious considering he already has a transporter clone who is now officially a ghost agent of Section 31. What a double whammy if that's the case
Would depend on where the explosion came from. If it was from the cylinders, then he'd be atomized. But since it appears to have originated from the turbine, there's a good chance the console absorbed most of the blast and knocked him backward.
this is how i see brads promotion timeline if we even see it at all. he graduated 2379 - ensign 2381- lt jr grade. 2385 - lt 2389 - lt commander 2394 - commander 2399 - captain 2404 - fleet captain 2409 - commodore 2414 - rear admiral upper half final rank.
If what Boimler went through was anywhere near what Shaxs has experienced, he just has to talk to Rutherford - that is, if Sam isn't still traumatized of what he learned from Shaxs.
The mean answer would be that not even the Koala wanted Neelix. But the character didn't annoy me _that_ much. So let's just say that having never even seen a photo of a koala, Neelix's mind was unprepared for the experience and rejected the memories of it upon awakening. That, or maybe Kes was supposed to meet him and she got stuck in traffic.
you know it's bad when even t'lyn has her eyes wide open also with an explosion like that brad is superhuman if he is intact and all he has is basically soot on his skin... he should have been vaporized.
@@julianmarco4185 he's beyond genetic engineered. Even Khan would be dead from something like that. Brad is definitely superhuman. Like bulletproof skin.
@@joeswanson733 wouldn't it kind of fit his character? He said in the Strange New Worlds that he looked up to Number 1 and we see Boimler eating rather plain looking food. Maybe his parents had to use genetic engineering to make him a healthy augmented human to survive.
I love seeing Boimler being a take charge kind of command officer. I think it helps that they established that he has full respect for everyone under his command so he trusts that he can give an order and it will be carried out. And he knows them so he knows what they can do and how they can best serve the mission.
Be forewarned, a lot of it really is just your bog-standard soap opera. The Lynchian bits are few and far between. But once you see them, they tend to stick in the mind.
if it hasn't already been noted, Boimler's afterlife "waiting room" combines elements from two iconic sources: the wall / ceiling decor is reminiscent of the final scenes of 2001: A Space Odyssey; while the floor pattern, chair and lamp are direct lifts from 'The Black Lodge' in David Lynch's Twin Peaks series. Even the koala speaking backwards is a reference to TP.
Boims comes back screaming "get it off me!", was the koala going after him? Lol. (Edit: wait.... maybe he was in the process of fighting the three faceless apparitions of his father?!)
@@ahumanbeingfromtheearth1502 Yeah.. we all know what the koala was saying. They didn't make it that hard to figure out. What is your speculation for why Boims was saying "get it off me?"
"Give me 30 ccs of whatever the fuck just worked a minute ago"
Bones would be proud
It was probably smooth kentucky bourbon straight to his veins.
Didn't even think about it but that does seem like something Bones would say
She's gotta be the only doctor in Starfleet who can out McCoy, Dr. McCoy.
Squanch it?
Actually it's "Give me 30ccs of whatever just worked a fucking minute ago".
The Koala was talking backwards and it said: "It is not your time yet. Bradward Boimler"
Fascinating
Fascinating
Fascinating.
Fascinating
Fascinating.
The fact he went through the red shirt curse and lived is a legend that will be spoken about for generations. :p
Kinda thought it moved on to the yellow shirts since TNG
*next generations
Main character red shirts tend to be an exception.
@@spartana1116 the shirts changed with TNG but yellow shirts didn't become more likely to die until DS9
He didn't live, he just got better.
T’lyn looking so wide eyed when the place blew up was her being dangerously emotional.
She's out of control
I can just see the Vulcan High Command reports now. "Became dangerously unstable in her state of grief." 😁
No. Her reciting the mortality rate was her being dangerously emotional. You could feel the sadness in her words.
She really is a loose cannon.
I know she really needs to not be so emotional
damn, no wonder Shax was a mess immediately after his resurrection
i think shax went through alot more then what brad went through
Now he and Boimler really are bridge buddies.
I wonder if we're going to go into bridge crew resurrections as a thing now they're they're promoted officially to officers? That could be funny and interesting and something Star Trek's never done before.
@@pokebreeder2517 Shax has been through it more than Boimler.
@@pokebreeder2517my guess is Boims was lucky and just skimmed the borderline so to say and Shanx was dead and had to go to the black mountain we see through the window and...well maybe meet with an avatar of Paramount scriptwriters
"The Koala! Why does it Smile?! What does it know?!"
The Doc is hilarious. Love that character.
as soon as i seen it sitting in the chair I laughed
I can't believe the amount of character development Boimler has gotten: from Cerritos' unofficial butt monkey back in Season 1, to his current badass leader self
He went from the Cerritos' butt monkey to the universe's butt monkey. Quite the promotion.
He's still much of a butt-monkey, even as a badass leader...kind of like Sokka from Avatar: the Last Airbender. It's still possible to be both at the same time.
@@user-roninwolf1981 He's a badass butt-monkey!
The first obvious signal of his gigachad status was on the rigged test.
Later on, evading flirting like an ultimate chad.
Also i have the theory that section 31 did had eyes on him as soon he was promoted on the titan, and when the cloning incident happened, it was only matter of time they recruited william.
@@sanhcman666 I wonder when we´ll see him again...this season?
"Holy shit i can't believe that worked." Lmao love T'ana.
"Give me 30ccs of whatever just worked a [bleep] ing minute ago!"
Computer programming be like
My headcanon is that T'Ana was Pulaski's protégé. If only swearing had been allowed on network TV in the '90s...
what did they actually do though to bring him back? It seems like they kept that a mystery here.
“You never forget your first death.”
I want to hear an actual doctor say. "Get me 30 CCs of whatever just worked an F-ing minute ago."
The man REALLY earned his promotion
And he did it without ass kissing!
Not really.
Just noticed that the captain's rolled her sleeves up like Mariner.
Mariner got it from somewhere.
I don't know if everyone noticed, but right after explosion T'lyn looked so worried, before regaining her emotional control
Even Tuvok showed emotion when Janeway was in the room.
1:10
The way Boims lands with the grace of a wet paper towel causing the Kzinti to just straight up puke made me choke on my water.
🤣💀🤣
Cooked meat? Disgusting! Also it was someone he knew!
@@rakaydosdraj8405 eh...wat?
@@noirangel6416 Kzinti are traditionally carnivores who like their meat fresh. So, a twist on why that sort of reaction usually happens.
@@rakaydosdraj8405 Oh yeah that.
Me too! I felt bad for laughing
I gotta say T'lyn might be the right girl for Boimler. She can see right though his attempts to hide his quirkiness and isn't bothered by them, in fact she just accepts them and moves on, even offers helpful advice. She's dedicated to her duties same as him but isn't afraid to think outside the box in a pinch given how she came to be there in the first place. If they wanted to do a subtle parody/tribute to Trip and T'pol's relationship in Enterprise they would be perfect for it.
Heck, just as a friend and comrade, she's proving to be helpful in a way different than Mariner, Rutherford, and Tendi.
@@bthsr7113 Mariner's great for giving him pep talks, Rutherford for assistance and Tendi for emotional advice etc. All great in their own way.
Interesting observation/idea, I can see where you’re coming from plus it would be fun to see how Mariner reacts to the relationship. Not in a jealous way but either as a concerned and protective friend or as a supportive friend who rips the p*ss out of him. I mean seriously can you imagine when she finds out that at first she sceptical but after a little while she’s like “Damn Biom’s! Who knew you had it in’ya to melt that Vulcan exterior. Are you to going to discuss ‘logic’ on your date” 🤣
@@Ray_D_Tutto With that in mind, T'lyn's analytical nature may be what Boimler needs to piece all of that legitimately useful advice/aid together. The others are so high-energy and Boims is so high-strung that it seems like some quiet confidence is just what the group needs, or at least what he needs.
I still can’t get over how much of a catch Boilms can be. I mean like two of Jennifer’s friends had a crush on him, he accidentally became a pimp when gambling in deep space 9, and he has a whole harem waiting for him at home.
I appreciated how they reacted to his death. They were really upset.
Yeah, a lot of the time the reaction to death in trek is SUPER professional. Im glad to see the ensigns can still be so affected by it.
Wasn't there a wierd TNG episode where some kid's mom died and everyone basically just told him to sack-up?
@@MuffinHunterX yes "the bonding."
Iirc apparently Roddenbury believed in the future people just accept death and are 'beyond sadness' or something like that which is what led to that tng episode
@@carlzerris6566 Yeah he expected humanity to have gone "beyond" personal hang-ups, even though a lot of that is what makes us human and the fact it kills any attempt at drama and storytelling.
Fun fact: Boimler's team first appeared in individual episodes before this one.
Taylor was in" the spy humongous" where he and other redshirts helped Boimler improve his image.
Merp appeared in the season 2 finale, walking through the corrider wearing only a towel.
And Meredith appeared in "room for growth" where she and the other eneginers including billups and Rutherford took a spa getaway on the dove,in that same episode she tried sneaking in a project while getting a massage until she was caught by freeman.
Taylor's correction of Boimler's posture was a deep cut. The Kzinti in _TAS_ were always hunched over.
As background characters, they've all appeared a lot.
When the cartoon series has better continuity and doesnt press the reset button like VGER did it shows how mediocre the show was at times.
@@carlosrivas1629 I've been thinking about that a lot lately. LD really nails every little nit-like Klingons having lavender blood-that other series just seem to forget about. It's not like an animation department has any better access to lore than make-up or VFX; sure, it puts the look of the show on just _one_ department, but when phasers come out of the Enterprise-D's torpedo tube, its like people making the show just don't care. I guess when you have a show that's dedicated to serving its fans instead of serving itself, there's just more TLC with the details.
@delcox8165 what do you mean? The photon torpedoes obviously don't get installed until Tuesday!
god damn, lower decks is referencing itself now with the black mountain, its great
Wouldn't the more accurate word be callback?
And the Koala
Oh! Missed the Black Mountain.
What’s the black mountain?
Oh wow, I didn’t even think of the black mountain Shax referenced. I was thinking The Black Lodge with the black and white zig zag floor pattern. But I love the runner of the koala.
Am I the only one hoping that Boimler and T'Lyn's relationship grows? The way she supported him earlier as he was freaking out over being promoted to Lieutenant shows a caring side to her.
Honestly I'm starting to slowly see it too, but I guess we will have to see where this leads until then
T'lyns time on the show should not be defined as or used for the purpose of being 'Boimler's partner'.
@@WannabeMarsanach well who the hell knows, it'll either be a friendship like spock and kirk, which is pretty much already taken by mariner and boimler, we don't truly know the purpose of tlyn. We will have to wait and see
@@mrlordvenom6664 Mariner is more of a Bones tho
@@WannabeMarsanach . . . Just cause she said a line similar to bones saying he hates that Vulcan, doesn't prove mariner is more like bones
"Give me 30ccs of whatever the f**k worked a minute ago" is added to my list of favorite quotes
1:10 T'lyn is freaking out.
She really is emotional for a vulcan
@@culterwaleddyis she somehow a half vulcan like spock?
I don't know why, but now I wanna see more Boimler and T'Lyn time together😂
She has lost all control.
Interesting dynamic Boimler is getting. Mariner encourages his adventurous side, trying to get him to look beyond regulations and rules...while T'lynn quietly encourages his confidence and self-confidence. Runterford gets him to enjoy his life, to look for the silver lining...and Tendi brings out emotional growth and caring, while standing as an example to fight prejudice.
While the show still puts Mariner front and center, Boimler has quickly become the heart of the show. An ensign that was destined to be comedic relief becoming a capable officer and explorer. The man is going to be Captain one day.
Captain Boimler, First Officer T'lynn, Chief Engineer Runterford, Head of Security Mariner, Chief Science Officer Tendi
@@Drago_WhoovesHell, what a dream team.
I really hope Lower Decks ends like that, even if is a open ending, it would be perfect.
@@Drago_WhoovesHead of security mariner... oh god, she is going to be the momma bear. I LOVE IT! IT FITS
Sorta like what makes Star Trek work:)
"You never forget your first death" that was like his 3 death 😂.
He even saw the Koala two seasons ago!
@@shuboy05first death as a lieutenant jr grade.
@@shuboy05 No, that was a different character.
@@brainflash1 The Season 2 finale where Boimler drowned. He woke up and wondered why he saw a Koala. I think the Koala has been referenced every season.
@@shuboy05that was more of a near death experience.
I'm not sure what you want to hear your doctor say when they bring you back to life, but "Holy Shit I can't believe that worked!" probably isn't it.
At least he wasn't conscious for "give me 30cc of whatever worked a minute ago", because I'd argue that would inspire even less confidence
look it's the reality of resuscitations whatever you do to the person to get them up again is not gonna make their day any worse than it already is.
Better than, "Holy shit, I really thought that was going to work."
There's also "What the hell is that?" before going under for surgery.
Weird shit happens in the ER my guys. My sister started off as a radiologist in the ER of the local hospital her first case was an overturned humvee that paralyzed one soldier and left 3 in critical, a few weeks later she had a murder+ctrl, alt , delete between a gf her ex and her current bf. By the time she gets to the ER the doctor has his hand inside the EX's chest cavity manually pumping his heart with a watch while another dr. Harvests his organs as he was a doner........she ia no longer allowed to tell stories ar dinner.
"You never forget your first death."
I wonder if this was what Shaxs saw when he sacrificed himself in Season 1 finale.
It’s definitely the same black mountain.
@@UGNAvalon Shaxs probably saw worse things that Boimler
so now Boimler has died and come back. Like Shax. it's official, he's a senior officer now.
He's certainly koala-fied
Thats the joke. Main characters are invincible with plot armour. "Red shirts" die all the time.
@@Ray_D_Tutto well atleast he didn't have to battle over the black mountain
". . . Whatever the F*** that is that just worked!"
I believe, T'anna, that it was augment tribble blood.
dang even T'Lynn was shocked when brad blew up, look at her face before brad's corpse fell.
(sorry for the getting the name wrong)
Thank you for pointing that out.
Holy shit i cant believe i missed that.
Her emotions are out of control! I should see if she is up for a career change, as Sith Apprentice.
T'Lynn
There are somethings a lifetime of punitive spiritualism don't prepare you for.
I wouldn't be surprised if initial shock is the only emotional reaction Vulcans allow
T'lyn has been a joy this season. Emotional by vulcan standards. Yet provides needed grounding for everyone around her.
T’lyn is my favorite Vulcan character in all of Star Trek.
T'lyn's expression when the explosion goes off is one of the most unrestrained displays of emotion we ever see from a Vulcan. I'm not saying I necessarily agree, but I get why people ship her and Boimler after that.
Boimler being my favorite character legitimately shocked me.
Also I know this is supposed to be a sitcom so a lot of suspension of disbelief has to be given but I am surprised he wasn't blown to bits from that explosion. Instead he just got covered in soot like a Lonney Tunes character
Considering the things Boimler has done, I think he might secretly be a black ops sleeper agent.
@@culterwaleddy that would be hilarious considering he already has a transporter clone who is now officially a ghost agent of Section 31. What a double whammy if that's the case
Well, that and some broken bones
@@culterwaleddy He IS though. We saw that last season.
Would depend on where the explosion came from. If it was from the cylinders, then he'd be atomized. But since it appears to have originated from the turbine, there's a good chance the console absorbed most of the blast and knocked him backward.
0:44 See that look in his eyes? Yeah, Brad's got what it takes.
Something tells me that Boimler isn't going to be looking forwards to anymore dangerous misson in the future.
Ngl, i almost thought Boilmer was straight up dead. Thank God The Koala exists
Loving the Twin Peaks reference 😂.
T'ana the best description of people playing STO and babysitting the bridge crew.
1:09 - 1:12
I actually saw T’lyn EXPRESS concern !!!!😮
FINALLY Trek gets a friendly AI! Sure, it malfunctions, but it's not evil.
Data. The Doctor (U.S.S. Voyager EMH Mark 1). Vic Fontaine. While I regularly tell people, "Um. Skynet. Hello!?", you are being sentientish.
Peanut Hamper ended up OK. She just had to find herself.
@@jeffreyolin626 Sad to say, the writers like it going rogue and/or nasty more.
Ai is generally bad news. Instead of benevolent computer it always goes butlerian jihad from Dune, or skynet.
And then we got Goodgy
I refuse to belive that I'm the only one that catched the Twin Peaks homage in that Black Lodge-styled room! 😅
you're not
You're not, I realized that reference too when I saw this episode for the first time.
“GIVE ME 30 CCS PF WHATEVER JUST WORKED A F*##^G MINUTE AGO!”
I just love T'ana.. "Give me 30 cc's of whatever just worked a ** minute ago.._
1:11 the look on Tlyn face, no wonder she got kicked out of Vulcan Fleet
she has lost all control
Can you imagine the reports if her old captain had been there? "Became dangerously unstable." "Nearly driven to madness by her grief." 😆
Considering how they reacted to his death, I’m surprised the ensigns didn’t seem more excited when Boimler was resurrected.
The Black Mountain Shaxs talked about is in the background, visible through the window. Nice continuity.
Give me 30cc of whatever just worked a minute ago! I Love This Show!
The Dr might be the funniest one in the bunch.
I thought for sure Brad would get another promotion because of this, I thought maybe the whole season would end with them all commander.
this is how i see brads promotion timeline if we even see it at all.
he graduated 2379 - ensign
2381- lt jr grade.
2385 - lt
2389 - lt commander
2394 - commander
2399 - captain
2404 - fleet captain
2409 - commodore
2414 - rear admiral upper half final rank.
and then we will watch Star Trek Upper Decks
T'lyn: Bad for a vulcan ship but perfect for a starfleet ship...
I’m guessing the Black Mountain Shax referenced is adjacent to The Black Lodge.
OMG the Koala... but... he wasn't smiling! Why wasn't the Koala smiling!?
Because it wasn't Boimler's time?
That dang Koala shows up every season. (or at least referenced)
Why is he smiling? What does he know?!!!
ua-cam.com/video/dUkfH3lCk_A/v-deo.html 0:05 make that every episode
"Give me 30 CC's of whatever just worked!
1:10 I feel bad for it but I immediately started laughing at the THUD
The doctor's reaction upon bringing Boimler back to life: "Holy shxx, I can't believe that worked!"
As usual, the anonymous red shirted office dies first.
Except *this* redshirt chose to take one for the team.
Those are usually ensign rank. This was a lieutenant.
The rainbow of emotion that crosses T'lyn's face at 1:06 is an incredible treat.
T’ana is off her game she should know damn well that “whatever worked a minute ago” will never work again
Is this how kenny comes back to life back in south park?
If what Boimler went through was anywhere near what Shaxs has experienced, he just has to talk to Rutherford - that is, if Sam isn't still traumatized of what he learned from Shaxs.
The only man to see the Koala twice and live
I fcking LOVE this show!! The fact that this is the first show to visit DS9 since the end of the war says it all.
T'Lyn seems to have emotions at 1:09
Neelix thought there was no afterlife, but clearly only official Starfleet officers can meet with the Universal Koala. For better or worse
My best guess is that he wasn't dead long enough to experience it.
The mean answer would be that not even the Koala wanted Neelix. But the character didn't annoy me _that_ much. So let's just say that having never even seen a photo of a koala, Neelix's mind was unprepared for the experience and rejected the memories of it upon awakening. That, or maybe Kes was supposed to meet him and she got stuck in traffic.
One thousand years latter admiral vance:
Oh shit...
"Holy shit, I can't believe that worked." best line in the episode.
Ah, Black Mountain. It makes me pretty sad.
you know it's bad when even t'lyn has her eyes wide open
also with an explosion like that brad is superhuman if he is intact and all he has is basically soot on his skin...
he should have been vaporized.
I was thinking the same thing: Boimler must be one of those genetically engineered humans to survive a blast like that.😂
@@julianmarco4185 he's beyond genetic engineered. Even Khan would be dead from something like that. Brad is definitely superhuman. Like bulletproof skin.
@@joeswanson733 wouldn't it kind of fit his character? He said in the Strange New Worlds that he looked up to Number 1 and we see Boimler eating rather plain looking food.
Maybe his parents had to use genetic engineering to make him a healthy augmented human to survive.
@@julianmarco4185 could be he's Illyrian like Una. would explain the purple hair
@@Graniteheart That could explain everything about him and his quirks.
"You'll never forget your First Death"
I love seeing Boimler being a take charge kind of command officer. I think it helps that they established that he has full respect for everyone under his command so he trusts that he can give an order and it will be carried out. And he knows them so he knows what they can do and how they can best serve the mission.
Boimler is just a funny guy.
Second time he's seen that fuking koala
"Give me 30 ccs of whatever just worked a fucking minute ago."
Fucking love that cat.
you know, some day I'm going to have to sit down and watch 'Twin Peaks' to see what all the fuss is about.
Just play "Deadly Premonitions" instead. They're basically the same thing.
Be forewarned, a lot of it really is just your bog-standard soap opera. The Lynchian bits are few and far between. But once you see them, they tend to stick in the mind.
I love everyone's reaction to Boimler's dead body. I guess they don't see a lot of death.
LOl 😂Brad BoimLer has become some sort of OPTIMUS Prime he has some sort of Martrix of Leadership in him 😂
Well that IS one way to shut down a generator
if it hasn't already been noted, Boimler's afterlife "waiting room" combines elements from two iconic sources: the wall / ceiling decor is reminiscent of the final scenes of 2001: A Space Odyssey; while the floor pattern, chair and lamp are direct lifts from 'The Black Lodge' in David Lynch's Twin Peaks series. Even the koala speaking backwards is a reference to TP.
Boims comes back screaming "get it off me!", was the koala going after him? Lol. (Edit: wait.... maybe he was in the process of fighting the three faceless apparitions of his father?!)
The Koala is just saying "it is not your time yet, Bradward Boimler" in reverse, so unlikely it was going after him
@@ahumanbeingfromtheearth1502 Yeah.. we all know what the koala was saying. They didn't make it that hard to figure out. What is your speculation for why Boims was saying "get it off me?"
We need more Doctors like her.
"The Gum You Like Will Come Back In Style"
Love the Twin Peaks reference.
T'lyn is my favorite Vulcan
You all remember hearing about the black mountain when stix told Ruthford about death
The koala knows all
Nice Twin Peaks reference.
Never watched this show but I do love me some Star Trek... think I gotta binge it now.
I guess Lt. Shaxs wasn't lying about the black mountain.
I like how they use cartoon characters from the 1970 star trek cartoons.
Didn’t Shaks say something about a black mountain when he came back???
You know it's bad when it gets T'Lyn to open her eyes all the way for a bit
Oh fuck it the Koala again
He is wearing a red shirt afterall
It's smiling! WHY is it SMILING!??
It knows.
What does a guy have to do to get a Christopher Pike Medal of Valor around here?!
There was just something unsettling about the Koala scene.
So glad boimler beat the odds
"Give me thirty CC of whatever the fuck just worked right now"
I love that this is now official canon. If I see a Koala reference in SNW I'll shit.
From the boom to when he hit their was some serious hang time. Being a red shirt can be hazardous to your health...
I LOVE that doctor!