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Simulations in Progress: Scuba Diving - Hanauma Bay, Earth Klingon Rite of Ascension Chamber Calisthenics - Lt. Worf Shi-kar Desert Survival, Vulcan Carnival Celebration - Rio De Janiro, Earth Racetrack, Longchamps, France, Earth Dixon Hill In "The Long Dark Tunnel" Dixon Hill in "The Black Orchid
@@Cohen.the.Worrier I get that, but a carnival is still considered entertainment rather than exercise 😅 She intentionally pulled up the "exercise menu" Unless you dance your legs off, a carnival is not really exercising
Imagine it is a techie who forgot he logged in with admin rights. Later: Picard: _Computer, list all violent incidents on Federation starbases in the last 200 years. Computer: _Data not found._ Picard: _DATAAAAA!!!_
That's what I liked about Kaylar inspite of her temper she was a likable character and easy to be around unless she's ticked off and I really hated it when she was killed by Duras in the TNG season 4 episode Reunion and I'm glad Worf killef Duras in revenge by stabbing his batleth into Duras' throat killing him like the dishonorable coward he is and the traitor he was.
@@Argumemnon you don’t have to be nice and calm to be likable. her insecurity is relatable and her inner struggle is too. the idea of hating a part of yourself that you’re not responsible for, getting so angry at any reminder in the world of who you are inside, is incredibly relatable and i think it makes her likable if not a bit pitiable.
I recall when Riker was selected for an exchange program and he got to be first officer on a Klingon ship. There were a couple of female crew checking him out.
@@morro190 Well the thing is to the point they showed her, she is indeed useless 😅 Therapy starts after stating the obvious, trying to understand it and it's cause 🤷🏼♂️
"Show me the exercise programs..." and the computer puts up Rio during Carnival. That's when you're doing Mardi Gras the right way. :D Also, two Dixon Hill programs, so Picard is "exercising" in the 20's, huh?
god what a waste. The chemistry between those two, the friends they'd have made, the episodes they'd have shot, the fucking insane addition she'd have made to the cast.
nah you just dump it all in the cabnet under the replicator to be recycled .. I would assume their are unseen roombas for the hallways that come out during the night shift
Yeah. They have janitors and such things (boothby is a groundskeeper at the academy and janitorial things are part of a groundskeepers task), but for such things, I'm sure they have mechanical equipment as Monkey Hunter suggested.
@@ServantOfOdin I suspect for things like gardening and detailed work there is a petty officer for that. For things that we've automated it's easy to see them not having one either.
@@christinacody5845Well, only partially true. We see Boothby all the time on his knees, caring for the plants, which is a quite delicate work. But in TWOK, at the beginning afte Saavik "passfailed" her Kobayashi Maru and Kirk and Spock wander down the hallways of the academy, we see a janitor sweeping the floors.
Bulk cleanse the room with dematerialisation effects then replicate some replacement furnishings. Net power loss but if you can beat the speed of light other power constraints when cruising at sub light are laughably irrelevant. Yet all the fun features of such tech are one off artefacts or the creation of ancient races. No orbital elevators, no dyson swarms, near zero hive cities/arcopalypses, no halo ribbons, and their colonies/fleets are functionally minuscule considering the resources and territories available.
"Show me the exercise menu." _Computer lists Klingon Rite of Ascension as option 2_ Well that explains why it's a regular module in the Lower Decks mobile game...
@@mybigredtruck2000 Good attempted explanation. But she said "hold" while the computer was doing another fake list scroll on a single page only, like earlier when Picard checked that ship list with the Buckaroo Banzai and the Mariposa.
Because the table immediately collapsed into thick shards. Cuts mainly happen when you punch through glass where parts of it remain intact, held by a frame, and you scratch past them. Or just from direct impact force. But with proper training that risk is reduced.
Kinda surprised about the table. Given all the shaking and jerking if the ship when attacked, subjected to dangerous forces, etc. (as evidenced by the scenes on the bridge when such happens), I'd expect such styles of furniture to be banned on the ship.
Usually, they have inertial dampeners on most of the time I’m pretty sure, makes the boat rock less. It’s possible that they turn the dampeners off, at least on the bridge, in order to have a little more combat awareness (you’d feel it if you got hit hard, which helps you realize from which direction and how powerful the fire was)
She said 'hold.' Those were obviously just the first ten. The real issue here is that Worf's program started flashing with 'Simulation in Progress' appearing before she said anything else. Did the computer know that a half-Klingon would choose that program? That's kind of scary....
@@Kartissa W have software now that notes what websites we visit, what purchases we make. The Enterprise's computer would likely use scanners to know who was there at the holodeck controls and give them a list of appropriate programs, I'd think...
@@rikk319 So appropriate programs for a half-Klingon *passenger* include Longchamps racetrack, scuba diving, and 2 holonovels that only Captain Picard has been seen using in the show? But you're right, we have no way of knowing her holodeck preferences because this is the first (only?) time she's been seen to use one.
Compared to humans are now, her temper is better than most. At least she just broke a table. Drywall is so annoying to fix....
Eeyup.
Quite nice 🙂 yes
Table can be fixed pretty easily on the starship. Replicators (:
And a glass table is just a picnic...
"The ship is self cleaning...."
"Well good for the bloody ship!"
"Your finely tuned betazoid senses tell you that?"
"That and the table"
Lol love that they acknowledge it.
"You're upset."
Once again, Troi at her best/worst.
They literally lampshade this in the scene you're criticizing. Can we go one video without a Troi kneecapping?
It’s the approach. It’s called method. Do you have to criticize every tiny moment or detail?
I mean, to Troi's credit, she was probably just walking by and was hit by K'eylar's rage wave...
That outfit is actually pretty damn good
I think it has to do with who is in
generally if i'm going to bother wearing 1 glove i wear 2
and they fit better
@@vsync That one is more shield, than actual glove, How would you hold the sword?
I wouldn't mind wearing an outfit like that
Simulations in Progress:
Scuba Diving - Hanauma Bay, Earth
Klingon Rite of Ascension Chamber
Calisthenics - Lt. Worf
Shi-kar Desert Survival, Vulcan
Carnival Celebration - Rio De Janiro, Earth
Racetrack, Longchamps, France, Earth
Dixon Hill In "The Long Dark Tunnel"
Dixon Hill in "The Black Orchid
Good thing I just finished my kama sutra session.
I what way a carnival celebration is considered exercise? 😂
@@tenumbriel The holo decks are mostly for recreational use.
@@Cohen.the.Worrier I get that, but a carnival is still considered entertainment rather than exercise 😅
She intentionally pulled up the "exercise menu"
Unless you dance your legs off, a carnival is not really exercising
@@tenumbriel Dixon Hill is in the 1940’s
Imagine somebody walking out of the holodeck
"Uhh computer... Delete history."
🤣
That would have saved broccoli a few headaches.
Imagine it is a techie who forgot he logged in with admin rights.
Later:
Picard: _Computer, list all violent incidents on Federation starbases in the last 200 years.
Computer: _Data not found._
Picard: _DATAAAAA!!!_
...end progRAM END PROGRAM
Like Geordi with his Leah Brahms program? Why didn’t he hide or password protect it at the very least?
I like her suit. that's cool.
That's what I liked about Kaylar inspite of her temper she was a likable character and easy to be around unless she's ticked off and I really hated it when she was killed by Duras in the TNG season 4 episode Reunion and I'm glad Worf killef Duras in revenge by stabbing his batleth into Duras' throat killing him like the dishonorable coward he is and the traitor he was.
Likeable? Certainly not in her first appearance, where she seemed to deliberately seek conflict. Later on, she was much better.
@@Argumemnon you don’t have to be nice and calm to be likable. her insecurity is relatable and her inner struggle is too. the idea of hating a part of yourself that you’re not responsible for, getting so angry at any reminder in the world of who you are inside, is incredibly relatable and i think it makes her likable if not a bit pitiable.
All the technical advancement they enjoy and they can't make a table out of transparent aluminum?
Or bulletproof glass.
..........
Then Again, we are talking about Klingons. I'm under the understanding that they're stronger than most.
Yeah, but not by much.
*holds mouse* Hello, computer.
@@DiRF "How quaint."
I mean they rely on unreliable force fields mid battle where seatbelts would be better.
Trek makes some odd choices for the sake of style.
so this is the first "sexy" klingon i have ever seen.
Duras Sisters 😍
she is not very attractive... but I will have her
Same, but the sexiest Klingon ever is Ch'Rega.
I recall when Riker was selected for an exchange program and he got to be first officer on a Klingon ship. There were a couple of female crew checking him out.
@@dilatedbeholder3865 , I never considered the Duras sisters sexy. They only had big boobs, and that was it...
She will never get the deposit back for that room now...
Huh.... when she's smiling in the beginning of this clip, there's more than a passing resemblance to young Alexander. Makeup crew was on point.
K'Ehleyr's gym outfit looks like if the Klingons had their own 1980s
"You're upset"
So that's why Picard keeps her around!
As much as i always viewed her as kind of useless, alot of my therapy involved my therapist stating the obvious.
@@morro190 Well the thing is to the point they showed her, she is indeed useless 😅
Therapy starts after stating the obvious, trying to understand it and it's cause 🤷🏼♂️
@@tenumbriel AH more nerds and their "opinions" of women
@@OhNoTheFace No, not about women at all lol
About Troy in the show and her methods of therapy...
@@tenumbriel Sure
1:39 Imagine if she'd chosen the racetrack, and Worf suddenly had F1 cars roaring around him in there.
The one ensign checking her out at the beginning lmao
hahah i missed that detail, wonder if it was in the script 🖖🏻🕵🏻♂️
Fuming lady probably left a emotion scent trail that was easy to follow lol
For a klingon female, she's quite nice in personality and beauty.
She's half human.
And she's got good teeth.
she's a half :)
"Show me the exercise programs..." and the computer puts up Rio during Carnival. That's when you're doing Mardi Gras the right way. :D Also, two Dixon Hill programs, so Picard is "exercising" in the 20's, huh?
Two are in progress at once. It's good to be the Captain.
Dixon Hill is in the 1940’s
Mental exercise, haha.
imagine if that table was transparent aluminum
ohhh I got that. feeling sooo proud for a second.
then ...yeah i am old.
Big beating-red fist 😂
You're upset 😂 damn she's perceptive
Sometimes even the phrase "Brick Shithouse" still doesn't quite describe it.
She was a great character and so damn hot! Loved her friendship with Troi!
Plakson looks smoking in that outfit.
Copy that
Oh yes.
love her outfit and boots
Pause at 1:40, and you’ll see two Dixon Hill novels, referencing “The Nth Degree”
“May I make a suggestion?”
Send me straight to hell, because in this scene, I have a few suggestions.
24th century humans: how could we make a nice transparent table?
use glass
1:42 Rio de Janeiro carnival listed as an exercise program...
They keep showing that table, and in S4 I think they used that shot to foreshadow.
2:15 Star Trek: The Final Fantasy Victory Fanfare
She looked exactly like my Proctologist just before my prostate exam.
It would have been funny if Diana said that she felt her rage from the bridge, so she thought she would check in on her.
She got the powerglove.
Regular glass.
Imagine if it had been - more realistivally - plexiglass or the future high-tech version of it.
And a few years later, Worf smashes the same table
Deanna never looked so good
music seems so trippy
So sweet, so strong, so ANGRY! It's any mans dream
I never noticed the googly eyes on her right hip.
Neither did I, was too busy admiring her figure, though I did prefer the actress as Dr. Selar...
"I am inevitable."
god what a waste. The chemistry between those two, the friends they'd have made, the episodes they'd have shot, the fucking insane addition she'd have made to the cast.
No password lock, huh?
It always surprised me how little privacy features are in place there.
Do Starfleet have janitors or valets to take care of messes like that?
nah you just dump it all in the cabnet under the replicator to be recycled .. I would assume their are unseen roombas for the hallways that come out during the night shift
Yeah. They have janitors and such things (boothby is a groundskeeper at the academy and janitorial things are part of a groundskeepers task), but for such things, I'm sure they have mechanical equipment as Monkey Hunter suggested.
@@ServantOfOdin I suspect for things like gardening and detailed work there is a petty officer for that. For things that we've automated it's easy to see them not having one either.
@@christinacody5845Well, only partially true. We see Boothby all the time on his knees, caring for the plants, which is a quite delicate work. But in TWOK, at the beginning afte Saavik "passfailed" her Kobayashi Maru and Kirk and Spock wander down the hallways of the academy, we see a janitor sweeping the floors.
God using the transporters must make cleaning shattered glass like that *so easy*
Bulk cleanse the room with dematerialisation effects then replicate some replacement furnishings.
Net power loss but if you can beat the speed of light other power constraints when cruising at sub light are laughably irrelevant.
Yet all the fun features of such tech are one off artefacts or the creation of ancient races.
No orbital elevators, no dyson swarms, near zero hive cities/arcopalypses, no halo ribbons, and their colonies/fleets are functionally minuscule considering the resources and territories available.
She has the Temper of my old girlfriend in Baltimore!
"Show me the exercise menu."
_Computer lists Klingon Rite of Ascension as option 2_
Well that explains why it's a regular module in the Lower Decks mobile game...
How does the computer start blinking her menu selection before she selects it??
Computer sensors detected eye movement, just like Hawkins speech computer
@@mybigredtruck2000 Good attempted explanation. But she said "hold" while the computer was doing another fake list scroll on a single page only, like earlier when Picard checked that ship list with the Buckaroo Banzai and the Mariposa.
You can buy that same glove at the x boork store....
0:24 How did she not cut herself????
Because the table immediately collapsed into thick shards. Cuts mainly happen when you punch through glass where parts of it remain intact, held by a frame, and you scratch past them. Or just from direct impact force. But with proper training that risk is reduced.
Kinda surprised about the table. Given all the shaking and jerking if the ship when attacked, subjected to dangerous forces, etc. (as evidenced by the scenes on the bridge when such happens), I'd expect such styles of furniture to be banned on the ship.
Usually, they have inertial dampeners on most of the time I’m pretty sure, makes the boat rock less. It’s possible that they turn the dampeners off, at least on the bridge, in order to have a little more combat awareness (you’d feel it if you got hit hard, which helps you realize from which direction and how powerful the fire was)
Exploding consoles tech should be banned, too. Especially the ones with rock-shaped foam bits inside.
0:34 Is it mandatory in TNG to let people in every time the door chimes?
This is a clip of dichotomys K'Ehleyr looking fabulous as always, and quite possibly the worst Cestus I have ever seen!
Amen,..reminds me of my last, girlfriend!
She puts on the Klingon fisting glove, Worf likes it big...
How many crewmembere are aboard the enterprise? And there are only ten fitness programs???
She said 'hold.' Those were obviously just the first ten.
The real issue here is that Worf's program started flashing with 'Simulation in Progress' appearing before she said anything else. Did the computer know that a half-Klingon would choose that program? That's kind of scary....
@@Kartissa W have software now that notes what websites we visit, what purchases we make. The Enterprise's computer would likely use scanners to know who was there at the holodeck controls and give them a list of appropriate programs, I'd think...
@@rikk319 So appropriate programs for a half-Klingon *passenger* include Longchamps racetrack, scuba diving, and 2 holonovels that only Captain Picard has been seen using in the show?
But you're right, we have no way of knowing her holodeck preferences because this is the first (only?) time she's been seen to use one.
@@Kartissa It was another fake list scrolling. Single page. Computer did its blinking stuff and she said hold and it was like a wheel of fortune.
Mad Momma
She changes her outfit as often as the show changes scenes.
Damn that glove is for when you need to really keep your pimp hand strong.
Should have gone for the head…
Way hotter in this role than as Q
Lordy, I forgot how clumsy the writing for Troi was. There was a nugget of humor in there, they turned into a big club to beat us over the head.
Is the actress irish?
Better then lame trek discovery.
Geesh, Troi is freaking useless....
Pause at 1:40, and you’ll see two Dixon Hill novels, referencing “The Nth Degree”