Let Me Hold It
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- Опубліковано 11 сер 2021
- Star Trek The Next Generation s04e07 Reunion
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Intro Audio: StarTrekTNG: s03e06 'Booby Trap' & s03e12 'The High Ground'
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Star Trek The Next Generation s04e07 Reunion
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Intro Audio: StarTrekTNG: s03e06 'Booby Trap' & s03e12 'The High Ground'
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If I came for Gowron's patented crazy eyes then yes, yes I did.
It’s amazing how they predicted Internet comments
"We need to select a new leader for our space empire."
"That could take hours!"
Lol
We got stuff to do, Picard!
No. 41 minutes plus commercials.
*the speed of monarchy has entered the chat*
@@SnabbKassa When hurried along because one was murdered, after he himself murdered the wrong woman.
Duras underestimates the power of Gowron’s gaze
Duras is a pussy.
And Key'lahr is Not Impressed.
Gowron used Glare attack…
It was super effective.
I always thought that Duras was almost a throwback to the TOS version of Klingons (probably the least alien-like aliens other than Babylon 5) - and Gowron is the epitome of what Klingons would become
@@jamesrawlins735 Yeah, I was just saying the Gowron is a true klingon. 0 fucks are never given by the guy.
That security officer who took a punch from a Klingon and recovered quickly is a badass.
Would you wanna be the security officer under Lt. Worf that couldn't take a hit from a Klingon?
He was never in any danger. He wasn't wearing a red shirt.
"And then Gowron tried to deck me and kill Duras"
"Did it hurt"
"FUCK YES, but hey, that's what I signed up for"
~ That dude, telling that story for the next 20 years
he just lucky he not issued a red suit.
I had some Klingons and a bar of soap got rid of them .
"You talk like a Ferengi."
I love Key'Lahr.
That line reminded me of the DS9 episode "House of Quark" where our beloved Ferengi bartender answers the challenge to a death battle in the Klingon Council chamber with Gowron presiding over the event.
"I am Quark, son of Keldar! And I have come to answer the challenge of D'Gor, son of... WHATEVER"
Not only was the "son of whatever" line one of the deepest burns in Star Trek history, it was a moment where I felt Quark was channeling the spirit of Keh'leyr, who herself wasn't too keen on traditional Klingon customs.
K'Ehlyr was awesome ....... it's a shame that her arc was so short.
@Marcus Jones But did she really get killed? Or with her "death" she merely ascended to Q-hood...but the omnipotence inherited streak brought out that arrogant streak held in check that Gowron tried to play on...forgot about Worf after eons (infinitesimal factions of a second as mortals count time) as she bounced around time & space...just to pair back up with Q.
History could have been changed were K'Ehleyr to have arranged a battle of the baked beans between the Klingons.
The ultimate insult.
Robert O'Reilly absolutely nails the role of Gowron.
And Suzie Plakson as K’Ehleyr
He's Irish?!
@@SnabbKassa American, his ancestors were irish
Those eyes.
Robert got the mad guy if pissed down pat... K'Ehleyr was a character I would say was underutilised , would have liked to see more.
I love how Gowron turns his back on Duras to show he doesn't fear him.
yeah great little touches in this scene
It makes you wonder how long that was cannon, we know in Deep Space Nine a Klingon complained about that but we have seen Kurn use it to antagonize Worf to see "if his heart was truly Klingon."
@@ILikeMyPrivacytbtIt was definitely canon by this point, remember turning your back is the final step of the Discommendation ceremony.
Suzie Plakson rocking the walls of every set she's on like it's a fistfight from the '60s
She also played Dr. Selar, a Vulcan, in a couple of episodes. More of a bit role though.
@@alienlife7754 She was also in later series, like Enterprise.
@@alienlife7754she was the female Q as well with a very ironic line given to B'elanna once considering they've both played half-klingon women
One of the best Trek repeat bit performers in the whole franchise.
"you talk like a ferrengi" damn that landed hard
Gowrons grin and eye gaze is what made him both hilarious and iconic lol
"K'Mpec was old and *weak, I* am Not!"
No offense to Lursa, B'Etor, Sirella, Grilka, or B'Ellana, but when I think about a Klingon Woman, K'Ehleyr is number one.
Nah she is more human. B'Ellana is "Voyager"s version of K'Ehleyr. That girl who smacks Quark is a true Klingon woman.
@@robjackson5245 Grilka? I think K'Ehleyr could take her. Though Grilka is magnificent.
BUT, Lursa & B'Tor cornered the market on cleavage make-up!
@@lbcharlie05 they was some traitorous bitchez
@@robjackson5245 And like all from the House of Duras, they had *absolutely* no honor. They, along with their no-good brother and their great-grandfather, are safely in Gre'thor where they belong.
The actor who plays gowron was on another level! Always entertaining
I simply lost it when Gowron randomly swung at the poor starfleet officer who was just standing there doing his job :P He had nothing to do with anything with what Gowron said, with what made him so angry, yet poor security gets simply smashed! haha!
He was there specifically to prevent him from striking the other Klingon in the room. He proved in half a second that the only thing stopping him from ending that guy right then and there was his respect for Picard.
@@mchagnon7 Sometimse all you need to prevent you from killing a rival is a punching bag. So I say he took the blows the job required :D
He took it like a champ though, he was back with his phaser drawn on Duras literally a couple of seconds later.
@@Talon1124 it all shows the hardcore Klingon psyche, doesn't it?
I mean, if you are going to instigate (or believably threaten to instigate) a physical confrontation in a meeting, taking out adjacent security first does make a kind of sense.
Gowron just grinning like he drowned all the bunnies in the universe 🤣
I love how Duras acts and talks like a petulant child, who's having tantrum whenever he doesn't get what he wants. Lol
That's what he is. Duras is probably completely incompetent and would've squandered the position that Ja'rod and his ancestors built had he not been in league with the Romulans (and then he ultimately squanders it anyway by making an enemy of Worf). Poor Ja'rod's in the afterlife thinking "I've gone to Gre'thor where I will be tortured for eternity by Fek'lhri to put my son on the Chancellor's throne, and it turns out he's a little shit. Not worth it."
Remind you of anyone?
He probably got paid in 30 bars of silver-pressed tantrum.
I wouldn't say Duras is childish. Not by a long shot. So no idiot.
@@MasterofSpiders you couldn't have said it better! Yes, Duras is just a privilged spoiled brat at heart. Exactly like Uday Hussein was! Or Douglas Pielsticker of Arrow Trucking!
Every time I see her, I can only think of one thing... "I'm not talking about the puppy."
I remember that scene thanks to Q's reaction to the line. The face he made at that moment was highly meme-able, yet no one has seen fit to do so...
HaHa Janeway or the puppy, funny facial expression scene!
What ARE you doing with that 🐕?
@@ModestNeophyte Be she Keh'leyr, Dr. Selar, or Mrs. Q, Suzie Plakson's signature sass is always a delight to witness.
When she says that line - and a few lines in this clip - I think I can hear the slightest hint of Mae West in it.
I never noticed before; Gowron makes a point of turning his back on Duras to show how little he thinks of him.
With a smile on his face.
Gowron’s eyes, every damn time 😂
I find it hilarious that Gowron offers Keylar a seat on the council, when he later says the words, "Women may not sit on the council!"
maybe because if he was chancler he could change that
Alexander: "Let me hold it."
Worf: "That is NOT the Klingon way. You must take it from me."
I swear, Robert O'Reilly could produce the most evil expressions.
"You will die... slowly... (smiles)... Duras."
You add the crazy grin to the crazy eyes, and it's pure freakin' magic. G0dd@mn, I love Gowron!
Errrr, as a friend of course... eh heh heh...
Oh wow, uh, willya look at the time... I gotta head over to the next clip...
With the best chair spin in Star Trek history
Gowron had some awesome moments.
Duras (the younger) "The House of Duras WILL rule the Klingon Empire!"
Gowron Perhaps. (tilts his head back and gives the crazy stink eye) But NOT today.
When you have the martial aptitude of a paper bag like Gowron, you need a good intimidation game.
@@xandercorp6175 Intimidation game? That's definitely where the eyes have it!
@@zagnorch1336 We see what you did there...
I miss Keilar so much, she's one of my favorite characters on Star trek, I can't believe they killed her off even after all these years. I wish they gave her more time on the series.
I loved her character too. Of all of worf’s love interests she definitely felt the most perfect for him. Being half Klingon and human while worf was full Klingon while being raised by humans. They had great chemistry together and stole the show every time they were together. And even after ALL THAT she’s even a damn good character all by herself lmao
@@stevenreyes7779 I know right. Personally she looks very attractive for a Klingon, her human features really soften her Klingon physical aspects and she's very witty, which is always a must. I hope they have Time travel shenanigans in the online game and have Keilar on an even more active role.
fun fact the actress played many roles on the show iirc.
Gowron is one of my favorite Klingons :)
Pre-DS9 he seems like a good character.
It is the eyes.
@@daviddrake5991 Robert O'Reilly for the win!
@@scorpion1429 He was always a politician more than anything else. Most notably, as time went on, he became the personification of the adage about power corrupting, and absolute power corrupting absolutely.
@Norman which ones
K'Ehlyr is fire.
3 millimeters in size . Small enough to hide in a bowl of beans
In a single bean.
Yeah, that was three CUBIC millimetres, less than 1.5 mm on each side....
'What do you want? Command of a ship, a seat on the council, lots of beans. There are many beans in the Empire.'
Who else heard Gowron ask "What do you want?" and imagined Vir from B5 saying "I want to be there when they cut off your head and hang it on a pike as a warning for the next ten generations that some favors come at too high a price..."?
@@JimMeans1 the sacrifice of the people on the island on Centauri Prime the shadows took as their base, which Molari nuked to remove all trace of shadow influence (except himself...)
Man, Ezri was right. If Gowron is the best the Klingons can do, the Empire really doesn't deserve to survive.
Fortunately, Martok came along. A much better Klingon: humility and strength in equal measure. A man who wanted nothing more than to serve the Empire. "Great men do not seek power, they have power thrust upon them"
This is why I wish there were a series advancing the timeline, rather than endless prequels. The alpha and beta quadrants must have had a very different political dynamic after the Dominion War. I could see Klingon great houses plotting against Martok as soon as was feasible.
Gowron's one-one-one with Keh'leyr here firmly established his reputation and nature as much more of a politician than a warrior, a rep that would gradually grow and solidify throughout the runs of TNG and DS9.
@@emperornortoni2871 I really hope we get to see the state of the Klingons in the 32 century. They were so important to the previous shows and I like that we are getting glimpses into the future of this universe on Discovery.
@@emperornortoni2871 That's what Star Trek Pic...*cough cough* ...That's what Star Trek Pica...*cough kaak hhrrarr* ...That new show featuring Patrick Stewart.
I love the subtlety of the Picard Maneuver when he states his expectations for the ceremony. Honoring the old ways just to add insult to injury.
0:14 that was the greatest in chair movement I have ever seen.
Having the title "Let me hold it!" with Key'lehr's demanding expression as the thumbnail is a nice touch.
I always laugh at how uttering a word can make two Klingons ready to fight each other freeze in place
Yeah, it does seem silly, but it makes sense to me. For all their talk of killing people where they stand, and the cowardice of anything other than a "fair" fight, the Klingons have managed to build and administrate an apparently successful and sizeable empire.
Almost all of these threats and insults are merely posturing of the proper form, and I feel like the writers of the various series got into that idea more and more into that as the years went on. I'd bet that if Picard hadn't said the "magic word" or at least made some attempt to "defuse" the situation, the two Klingons would probably have started circling each other while glancing at Picard like, "Really? You're actually gonna make us go through with this?"
Living in a foreign culture for a while has let me see not just how this happens in my adopted culture, but also how it happens in my native culture, as well as how deeply ingrained it was in me, to the point that I didn't even realise a lot of it.
Picard knows magic.
@@Nezuji Good insights :nods:. To take examples from within English culture, who knows how many challenges to duels were defused by a third party 'persuading' those involved that honour had not, in fact, been impugned?
The actor who played Gowron is riveting!!
Gowron - 'Well, I once came second in the Qo'nos spelling bee'.
Duras - 'Ha that is nothing I earned the badge for whittling at the scouts'.
Picard - 'You both make strong cases gentlemen'.
Plot twist: the Qo'nos spelling bee always ends in a mass melee to determine winners as no-one can spell Klingon, and the whittling badge is for whittling the bones of enemies they've killed.
Klingon childhoods, man.
@@smartalec2001Can you blame them? Some Klingon still call their homeworks
Kling.
I think this is something that certain modern adaptations of star trek forget: Star trek is not about space ships, or firefights, or hand-to-hand combat. That's a part of it, sure, but action isn't the point - it's a device, used to heighten the drama, and the drama is what Star Trek is really about. Drama and characters.
a molecular bean detonator
only used by the Legumans
"The bomb had a molecular-decay detonator."
"Only one race uses that device, sir."
"ROMULANS..."
Could this revelation eventually lead to... redemption?
Personally, I find it hard to believe NO other race uses such a device. (heck, there might even be a race or two WITHIN the Federation that uses that style of technology)
The Romulans are probably, simply the DOMINANT race (who MIGHT have reason to be involved) to use it, and they were simply being brief.
@@sharkdentures3247 Romulan and BREEN. There. Breen are always good for filling holes.
I hope that somewhere, on some blooper reel, there's footage of Jonathan Frakes instead going, "Remind me which race that is again?"
@@jamesboulger8705 NEVER turn your back on a Breen.
I was so annoyed when Suzie Plakson's character got killed off. She wasn't too regular a character, but I feel she really should have been
You have to hand it to Gowron. He is crazy in many regards, but also very smart. He knows when he has to play by the rules, when to try to bend them and when he realizes he can't get his way, he backs down and goes by the rules, until he finds another way.
His crazy demeanor is made all the more dangerous by his cunning. Truly he was a great character to have in the Trek universe.
Three cubic millimeters..... That's a very small bomb.
I guess that's the explosive content. The fuse assembly might well be bigger than that.
@@Akm72 Maybe, but Geordie says the entire device couldn't have been more than 3 cubic millimeters in size.
I mean, you need circuitry for the timer, containment and the payload. They have nanocircuitry. The timer is based on molecular decay so that doesn't need much space. If it was matter and antimatter a small amount could cause a big blast. But there are lots of exotic materials to stuff in a small capsule.
Alexander is the Caillou of the Star Trek universe change my mind
Don't insult Alexander like that. 🤮
If Gowron had actually meant to hit that security guard he would not be holding a phaser 10 seconds later.
Love how the Ambassador is completely bored with Gowron as well.
Also, the one down vote is from kin of Duras.
Gowron hits the security guard and he's holding a phaser a few seconds later because the security guard is there to be hit and communicate something about Gowron for the plot of the episode.
I know I'm late to the party, but a couple of random observations:
Robert Reilly's performance as Gowron still shocks and amazes to this day. The guy knew how to play crazy and power-mad.
Suzie Plakson is absolutely bewitching to watch. A curvaceous redhead with a voice that sounds vaguely reminiscent of Mae West? Sign me UP! And her performance as Ke'hleyr was a masterpiece!
I think key'lahr is one good looking klingon for a klingon.
I always seem to come back home to this channel; My favorite for all things Trek, because you put the clips in order.
Those eyeballs just scream out!
I had a mad crush on Suzie Plakson's Vulcan character when I was a teen
Dr. Selar.
I hated Gowron by the end of DS9 but he was such a great character
DS9 ruined Gowron for plot convenience.
@@Shiirow disagree, he was always an opportunistic politician. this video is literally about him trying to bribe and threaten his way to power,, isnt very honorable.
honestly wouldnt be surprised if he really did poison K’mpec too
all ds9 did was make it more obvious, and a little more frequent (now that the power and fear had gone to his head,, even more)
from the beginning he was never fit to lead
Love Gowron's wolfish smile when he shows his contempt for Duras and after K'Ehlayr's declaration that she is not old and weak. O'Reilly really nails that trait in his portrayal of the Gowron charter.
This is making me want to watch the next generation again! It’s a shame they don’t know how to produce Star Trek series like this anymore
RESPECT! ✊🏾
Picard should have brought some beans to that meeting. It would have helped to defuse tensions.
Or.... it might have caused an explosion of its own, lol.
"What is...this?"
"It's a delicacy from Earth. They are called beans. I think you will find them quite palatable".
"Beenz? (sniff, sniff sniff) (CHOMP!)
"BEENZ! A warriors food!"
"See, what did I tell you?"
Picard needs to upgrade his security. Two guards are not enough. I would try at least 12 guards to start, and not with only hand phasers, but phaser rifles.
You are only managing to increase the body count
@@darkcoeficient Yes, I believe in the basic military tactic of throwing enough bodies at the enemy until they are drowned in a tidal wave of body counts. Sooner or later one of those bodies will get through their opposition to take them out.
@@exposingproxystalkingorgan4164 well a pile of bodies is an obstacle hard to overcome. I guess your stratigery is sound.
@@darkcoeficient You bet it is! The opposition may cut down many of your troops, but if you continue to send wave after wave of armed bodies at them, eventually they will get tired, scared, depressed, or go insane, and break. Then you will go through them and win.
BSG did it right with Marines in full body armor and real weapons vs holstered Phasers.
I am not a big Trekkie. But when that woman speaks I swear I'm hearing Shakespeare in its original Klingon.
Agh, Robert O'Reilly and Suzie Plakson facing off against one another -- the bounty this show offered amazes me still.
Killing off Key'lar was so short sighted. Plaxon was great in the role and I would have loved to have seen more of her.
Gowron is my favourite Klingon ever and this was his first time on screen. God I love this show!
I'd be very afraid to let her hold it.
Oh the Gowron Eyes .. YES!
Once again that title and thumbnail goes together quite well.
"Let me hold it."
That's what _she_ said.
1:54 THIS BATLEFF IS PART OF ME, I'M GONNA MAKE IT PART OF YOU!!
"You haven't the courage to face me!"
And I took that personally.
I'm not saying the actress playing Kehlar lacks range, but I do find parallels between Kehlar and Q's Q in that they both have a certain swagger, which I am sure why the producers of Voyager approach this actress to portray a female Q.
She also played a Vulcan.
That poor security guy. Minding his business only to get whacked by a pissed-off Klingon.
Epic and diplomatic Picard maneuver!
Having the female Klingon in the thumbnail with the title "Let me hold it" had me thinking something way different... Lol
K'Ehleyr: K'Mpec was old and weak. I am not!
Gowron: No, but you are as stubborn as he was.
Good lord after months I finally subscribed thank you Picard
Security guys be like "...I don't get paid enough for this" :D
Little kid in Klingon makeup cracks me up
0:25 was a milestone in Trek history: the birth of the character Gowron. The entrance and earlier interactions were re shot because Frakes liked Robert O'Reilly's improv with the eyes so much.
0:27 Even bloodthirsty, hyper aggressive klingons are pacified by the word "yap", as it brings back memories of playing with innocent puppies from their childhood. :D
Actually it's Mev Yap - loosely translated it means 'fuckin STOP!!!!'
Seriously
Mev is stop - Yap is (relatively) untranslatable and just 'used for emphasis'
One of my all time favorite episodes.
That's the fastest I've seen Starfleet security move
Fucking love Gowron. The most crazy cool Klingon!
"Gowron eyes" are a real thing.
1:21 "What is this?"
"It's a quarterstaff. But as a Klingon weapon, we had to make it look more bad ass."
There was a husband-wife team who taught stage combat and did seminars on movie fight scenes. They made the case that the batleth is nothing but a glorified quarterstaff.
A lot less practical than an actual quarterstaff tbh
@@michaeledmunds7266 quarter staffs have a hard time grabbing a blade and twisting it out of a foe's hands. the bat'leth is ensnares/blocks a foe's weapon and you can then slash or stab them.. it is more combat worthy then you would think.
Batleth is a terrible weapon. A sword would be better. But maybe that's the point. Klingons are so OP in combat they nerf themselves with silly weapons.
@@LazzaRuss Of course! There is GLORY in being mowed down as we advance on a defended position waving our BATLETH's!!!
It's interesting, the story of the Bat'leth is that Kahless forged it to fight Molor, who was unparalleled with a sword. I think the Bat'leth would thus be a defensive weapon designed to protect Kahless from Molor's sword attacks, not necessarily an ideal offensive weapon. So it may be as close a Klingon would allow themself to a shield.
Very few can withstand the gaze of Gowron.
Key'Lahr fears nothing. despite her beliefs, she is infact a true klingon.
The actress that played the Klingon Ambassador, is the same woman who played the female Q!
Its funny how gowron is better than the council but soon becomes obsessed with power and keeping it, rotting the empire
That scene between Gowron and K'Ehleyr was the textbook definition of a Red Herring. The audience is led to believe, through his attempt at bribery as well as his exclamations about K'mpec refusing to listen (and being dead), that Gowron was the orchestrator of K'mpec's death. We all know now that he wasn't, but the writer's so badly wanted us to think so at first and looking back, the nature of this Red Herring was pretty obvious.
I forgot about this scene with Gowron. We all assume that Duras poisoned K'mpec, but maybe it was Gowron? Further reinforced by what we see in late DS9.
Gowron poisons K'Mpec, but Duras set up us the bomb,
@@3Rayfire *What*
@@whompronnie : all your starbase are belong to us. There is no chance to survive make your time.
@@whompronnie In the name of Darmok, I speak in an ancient meme.
As I've said previously, Gowron is a master manipulator, If he wants you to believe he poisoned K'MPek, he'll imply it.
That's a very naughty video title. 😁
The bat'leth may not be the most practical weapon for close-quarters combat, but damn does it look cool. Such elegant curves, so simple yet stylish, visually striking, a very Klingon weapon.
way more practical then you would think. the tng, ds9 bat'leths function as a grabber/blocker of bladed weapons which means you can defend and if you can catch the blade at the right position twist it out of a foe's grasp leaving them without a weapon. while the bat'leth also allows for limited slashes, and stabs while doing offensive manuevers.
the veneral disease version is only good for impaling yourself in a retarded fashion.
Actually it's very practical in close quarters. What makes it impractical overall is the lack of reach.
The Klingon lawyers / diplomats are some of the best acting I've ever seen this is how Michael Dorn got his start portraying a Klingon lawyer. THEY always bring depth to character.
I'd say it's because yhey characters caught between a conflict of interests and culture. There have to work around social and political laws interacting with various species and kligon houses. So the character have to play both the warrior and the diplomat. Giving a broader view on things than the more narrow view of the solider.
I really want to see a kilgon field medic. And episode where a federation ship has to rely on kilgon medical practice. With an injure federation doctor in the corner giving advice.
@@shinethief3785 "Today is not a good day to die, Lieutenant. The Empire still requires your service."
_Star Trek VI_ was made after _TNG_, not before it, so that's not where Michael Dorn got his start.
0:43 I love how the pictures on the wall are generic space photos, like they couldn't just look out the window.
One of the things I enjoy most about these clips is not just the video but seeing all the bean jokes in the comments.
Dialogue Magic❤ I hate that they murdered her but.....she got sneaky and they did not want her knowing the truth about Worf in order to get his family honor back.
Star Trek never dies🖖
Who can resist a forehead like that 😂 HUBBA HUBBA!
Picard sees two kids... not two leaders.. he commands them like hes a bawssss
"Do not think of it as a weapon." No problem, it's pretty much useless as a weapon.
Using terrible weapons is what makes the Klingons such skilled warriors. After mastering the Batleth they progress on to even less effectual arms, further strengthening themselves.
@@oldschooloverlord Yeah, they started with disruptors, moved on to batleths, and finally, they fight each other with herrings. They slap each other with fish.
Damn, its like night and day in method acting versus new trek.That big ass security guard got dropped.🤣
The council must have beans now
0:28 I love that fed officer lol.
“He might punch ya, but I’m just gonna shoot your pretty face off if you take another step, b o y”
*sets phaser to maximum with malicious intent* XD
Wow...its been years since I've seen this ...Robert O'Reilly does not get enough credit for his portrayal of Gowron! Out freaking standing he is in the role.! I hated so badly that they gradually turned him into a paranoid narcissistic weak emperor and then killed him off. Hell I wanted a redemption arc for Gowron!
Robert O'Reilly actually got the role of Gowron because he did the bug eye thing during the audition. Was a surprise and an immediate hire.
Aint gonna lie, as klingon women go, damn K'Ehleyr was hot!
I love Gowron, “ glory to you……….and your houuuse!”
“You will die slowly . . . Duras”
The universe is now in perfect harmony…..the perfect tittle and the perfect thumbnail has arrived.