It Would Be Best If You Got Dressed
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- Star Trek · The Next Generation · s04e11 · Data's Day
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Star Trek · The Next Generation · s04e11 · Data's Day
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When O'Brien proposed to Keiko, Picard told them, "Engaged".
facepalm
... ... ... wow
GOOD ONE M8
'Kako'? LOL!
Brilliant
If Data wants to learn what it’s like to be human, he should try binge watching these Star Trek videos, then feels guilty about it.
Then he should binge watch all the Kurtzman-trek shows, which will roil him onto a genocidal rage against the very humans he once wished to emulate--
Actually, I take that back; I wouldn't wish watching STINO shows on my worst enemy...
Never feel guilty my friend 😊
Translation: Burn!!
"I am not nervous. I am confused." Well aren't you special, Data. We can't all be an androids without anxiety, leaving us nervous AND confused.
I do love the whispered "Welcome aboard".
That was incredibly sweet
Dimming the lights- You'd think it wouldn't be needed in space, but it is actually important. Back in the 50's and 60's when nuclear submarines became a thing, both scientists and admirals thought that the need for, 'night and day' would go away when the ship is deep in the darkness of the sea with no windows for months at a time. They were wrong. Even if the ship is kept always lit people will naturally go to a day/night cycle- and when the ship itself didn't darken for night, it affected the sailor's ability to concentrate as well as their mental health. Submarines that maintained night and day distinctions had crews that were more healthy, alert and responsive than those on subs that did not.
It also recks havoc on the human biological clock. Your sleep patterns go utterly crazy. Staying up for like 2-3 days at a time, sleeping for 24 hours.
@@roetemeteor As someone who's has been working by night and sleep by day for over 5 years I can say that's bullshit.
US Subs do an 8 hour rotation i believe. Often a week is defined by the canteen menu.
I like how they use Kirk's line about the Privilege of Captains since the time of wooden sailing ships.
As i recall, that wedding got interrupted.
@@lennierofthethirdfaneofchu7286 I believe the episode you're referring to is "Balance of Terror." The wedding was interrupted by an incident involving.....the Romulans.
Data may not be human but he’s better at it than most.
"I am not sure what to do."
Miles and Data have something in common.
"I heard you are looking for advice about women. I will tell you when I have any." Picard to Data
Initially when I saw the baby I thought... damn O'Brien, that was quick .
Boy! This is probably one of my all-time favorite scenes in the *entire* ST franchise! I love seeing both Data AND Picard's humanity. He is a stern CO, but he really enjoys every aspect, including officiating weddings and welcoming the smallest of newcomers! Awesome 👍😁!
In the last season he made note of the fact that since he has no family of his own, he's come to view his crew as his family instead, and cares for them just as much
@@mrminerva2 PIcard regrets that he never got around to marrying and having kids like his brother did because he devoted so much of his time and life to his career. He treats Data, Wesley, Geordi, etc. like his own sons and was deeply affected when he lost Data. To him, it was like losing a cherished son.
@@Elly3981 i feel his pain. I just need to find a crew of my own now!!
"There are still many human emotions I do not fully comprehend: anger, hatred, revenge."
Don't worry, Data... in a few years, (SPOILER ALERT) your good brother Lore will give you first-hand experience with these particular emotions.
"But I am not mystified by the desire to be loved, or the need for friendship. These are things I DO understand."
And thus, Data takes yet another step towards realizing his dream of humanity.
BTW I love that Data still hasn't quite gotten the hang of dancing; there's still a bit of robotic stiffness. Just goes to show that, as close as he's gotten to becoming more human, he still has quite a way to go.
Kako: You haven’t offended me…this isn’t the 21st century.
One of the best episodes of Trek. I loved the narrative of this through Data's eyes... and seeing night shift come on and off... AND this spawned the episode of Robot Chicken LOL
The night shift sure knows how to partey like there is no tomorrow.
@@OneofInfinity. Prepare to rock out with our Spocks out!
For an android that's not supposed to have emotions, you can see the envy and longing in Data's eyes when he saw the O'Brians get married. It is something he wished for himself.
I love Data so much.
"Welcome aboard." Imagine, to receive the blessing of the captain of the flagship of the Federation! Kid'll never know; Data was the only other one there. No parents or photographer to capture the moment. But I bet the kiddo's life will be a charmed one.
Double that as the captain who, while he fights for children as fiercely as anyone, forgets how to conduct himself properly for them.
After the ceremony, did they throw beans instead of rice?
That was the Irish part of the ceremony.
I prefer both beans and rice!
There is actually a Japanese holiday in which children throw beans, it's called Setsubun. They do it to chase off evil spirits. Although Keiko is Japanese in the show, the actress is Chinese. Her child version in the episode "Rascals" was played by a girl with Japanese lineage, but who lived in the USA.
Yes, but this time they took them out of the can first. They had learned their lesson. However, they now had a new lesson to learn. Canned beans are very messy. Perhaps the third attempt with dry beans will prove to be more successful.
Tasha Yar to Data: "It would be best if you got undressed."
😆
After all he's fully functional.
@@NerotiqueWesley can confirm that.
They used the Steven Spielberg trick of having somebody walk in front of the camera to do a camera swipe.
I love the wedding... and who knew... the whole family would soon be in the thick of things on DS9. Keiko and Chief O'Brien are two of my favorite characters, only superseded by Worf, Dax, Picard and Seven of Nine.
Gota love data episodes, never seen this one before either.
And I believe he achieved the ultimate goal if becoming human when he sacrificed himself to save Picard in Star Trek Nemesis.
No greater love than this, that a man lay down his life for another.
Data was human in every way except his physical body. It's a shame we never got to see him fall in love and marry himself even though he desperately wanted to.
2:55 Uh-oh... is Picard starting to lose his phobia of children?
"The same time we were facing destruction... this small miracle was taking place."
Yeah, Starfleet, let's just keep putting families in peril on our exploration vessels... I mean, what's the worst that could happen?
Well technically he does, at times he acts like a father figure to Wesley.
He doesn’t like children. Babies are another matter.
Sir, should we revisit the ‘babies on a warship policy’ again?
‘Nah! It’ll be fine!’
The crewmembers still have a choice in the matter. Bringing family is allowed, not required.
One of my favourite episodes.
"It would be best if you got dressed......before Miles catches us!"
One of my favorite TNG episodes. I'm sure Commander Maddox was thrilled to receive Data's report for his study.
I believe this entire episode was supposed to be a "letter to Commander Maddox", if I am correct.
Yes, a day in Data's life as described in detail. It is possible that Commander Maddox stopped seeing Data as a thing and as a person at some point. I would like to think this piece of correspondence was such an example.
@@abendrot___8055 Maybe Data's actions were meant to show forgiveness, something which current "cancel culture" could learn from.
@@Eternal_Tech ok pseudo-intellectual
Cinematically, I get why night watch dims the lights. But irl, I highly doubt they would actually dim the tactical decks.
Thank you! drives me wild, they're in space and they're limiting themselves to a day and night for the whole crew... working in the dark and literally working a night shift rather than just working the opposite schedule to the main crew :P
@@tjwparso then the Romulan spy tells the Empire all about the Starfleet "night watch", and they know to attack when Federation starships are at their least alert.
Perhaps they were still using incandescent bulbs and needed to save power.
I’m kidding of course.
YES THANK YOU. I was looking for this comment. LOL
Like do you WANT people to fall asleep on shift?
Maybe Kurtzman will produce a show about night watch. 🤷♂️
Data has truly come a long way
The cigarette moto:
"You've come a long way baby"
"Begin night watch... prepare to rock out with our Spocks out."
That's my boy, O'Brian, got to marry the hottest babe on the ship. Makes up for being stuck in the Transporter Dock all day.
And is probably the most real/human of all of them, in that she acts like a normal person lol.
@ABCDyeahyeahyeah Agreed. We didn't see a lot of her, but I always liked when she was on screen.
Just think, this is one wedding shown on the show. Imagine how many other weddings he conducted in-universe, I mean there's about 1024 crew members and family on board.
And junior officers and non-commisioned are generally not permanently assigned so many are also probably moved along as well.
If it ain't shown or mentioned, it ain't canon 😜
Therefore Picard has only done two weddings.
2^10
Whoever designed these dress uniforms needs to be fired.
Because on a starship bridge, we need to lower the lighting to signify "night". 😉 (Love you TNG! 😎)
Really kind of a bad idea considering the circadian low, you don't want staff falling asleep (presumably they are on a different schedule).
@@TheGreenReaper Indeed. 🤪
Roslyn Chao was in Mulan.
I think when he speaks of trying to be better.... it's the most human thing that can be said...
Night watch has a cool ambiance to it. Although it would make me sleepy throughout my entire shift 😅
1:38 Actually very few captains on wooden sailing ships enjoyed the privilege to officiate weddings onboard since women were banned on most voyages.
3:57 Begin night watch, beer me! 🍻
I had forgotten how really progressive this show was. Picard said,
"The happy privilege of joining two _people_ together."
Hear hear
That is indeed wonderful,
Not being an outcast for one's orientation.
@Major Problems,
The fandom complains when they smell _pandering,_ as they rightfully should, as well as the FUBARing of their beloved characters.
This makes me think Data and Keiko might have made an interesting couple!
Having never seen this clip, I'm assuming Data is telling her to put her clothes back on
Edit: what a surprise
Data straight up emerged from the bushes like Homer Simpson
This was a most remarkable episode.
bet she was growing all kinds of freaky alien beans!!
I LOOOOOOOVE BEAAAAAAAAANNNNNSSS DOOOO DEE DOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Trying to become more than what I am." a goal for all of us.
I feel that on a starship, the different shifts should all have their own "daytime", rather than force the night shift to work in the dark
No they cant do that, that would make Sense, and making Sense is against Regulations O.o
I never understood why they dimmed the lights. Weren't there 3 shifts in place over a standard (assuming 24hr) period? Why would they need to even call it night shift? It's not like space gets any quieter at certain periods of the day!
@@dmanc85 it's an artificial "night", but it's still something that humans need for maintenance of circadian rhythm. Almost any institution that maintains 24 hour operations (like, the hospital where I work) does this.
The dept of pathology in most hospitals is usually located somewhere with few or no windows. Does it make logical sense to dim the lights for night shift? Perhaps not, but they always do.
@@richthomas4363 Ditto at a place as mundane as a grocery store. I worked 11 p.m. -7 a.m. and for the overnight hours, the interior lighting in the store was subdued.
Being sensitive to light, Nightwatch looks like a nice, chill working environment and i'd put my name down for as many shifts as possible!
Learning, changing, growing and trying to become more than what I am - isn't that the calling of every human being?
If possible, can you upload "Phantasms" at some point? I've always enjoyed seeing the more esoteric episodes of TNG, especially when dreams are involved.
"Will somebody answer that damn phone?!"
Some of these episodes. I couldn't be sure whether I was watching sci-fi or fuckin' the days of our lives.
The marriage of two COUNTRIES !
Keiko got cold beans regarding getting married to Miles.
It's interesting that, while the series often took a snide, if not outright hostile attitude toward religious belief, this episode mentioned that members of the crew would be celebrating a Buddhist festival, and their were Buddhist elements in the wedding ceremony.
Maybe it's more a tradition than religious (like today with weddings or christmas, new year, halloween,...). But who knows...
hate, revenge and all those negative emotions are sometimes best to be left unexplored
Set course for beans.
Not gonna lie, that first strum when Data took her hand to stand up, I thought it was Smells Like Teen Spirit playing.
_"I h've offended you and need to rectify my mistake."_
_It would be best if you got rektified._
0:32 Style advice: The white one is fine, but never say "'C'mere" if it is a red blossom.
1:45 Sloppy rank badge alignment, tztztz.
Cool finale music in this episode! So 'heroic' and high-spirited.
If part of night watch is to actually dim the lights of the bridge, I would terrible at staying awake for that shift.
"I am not nervous. I am confused." Data, please study the "Hot-Crazy Matrix" and you will understand everything...
Commander Data , the android of many beans
Keiko looks cute in that fancy geisha outfit.
Leave it to Star Trek to be ahead of its time in showcasing Asian culture like this. Amazing episode.
It is great, but Americans were already quite fascinated with Japan and its culture in the early nineties.
@@taopilot2669 90s? Try 70s. I remember as a kid when the miniseries "Shogun" aired. EVERYONE stayed home all week to watch it. People like OP up there who think that "showcasing" other cultures is a recent invention need to educate themselves.
@@richthomas4363 sure, but I was referring to the time period that this episode aired.
@@taopilot2669 sure I grok your vibe. I just think it's an embarrassing modern conceit this generation has that they "invented" an appreciation for other cultures.
Wanted to make this comment on your latest video so you'd read it.
Keep up the good work you're doing! It's hard to find the exact clip of an episode that you remembered that was really good when you first started watching. I'm glad to see just various clips of episodes from all over the series uploaded finally with the HD look.
Keep up the great work.
Data: I am not nervous.....I am confused
Don't worry data, consider it normal male behavior in having a relationship with a woman.
"but..."
Can not compute! 😂
Night watch is Star Trek Picard bridge lighting. 💡
Sweet Japanese themed wedding
Still disappointed Miles wasn't wearing a kilt and bagpipes with a broadsword or something equally ridiculous. Lol
NIGHT CREW!!!!
Beer me, you magnificent bastards!
"Welcome aboard."
Data should spend a Day becoming Klingon, now that's a Wedding Party of Initiations and misinterpreted Signaling, and just think of the Bean Recipes to Feed 400 Klingons
These are such great episodes !
The only scene in TNG/DS9 where Keiko wasn't annoying .
I'm with Data. Human behavior is absolutely baffling sometimes.
After Picard season 1, I'm still not sure how much Maddox really learned...
Keiko is a smokeshow 😍
But Data evidently suffers from "Baby Yoda Disease". It's not like he was just reactivated and placed on The Enterprise. He's been in Star Fleet for like 26 years at this point (He tells this to Picard when he complains about not getting assigned to lead a ship). How is it that he hasn't figured out any of the basics of human behaviour in all that time?
'Night crew!!! Beer me! You glorious sons of bitches!'
I was born on the 22nd of January, 1st of each year, like 221B for birthday Baker St, yes I too are a fan of Sherlock Holmes.
I would be so annoyed having to work the "Night Watch" and they dim the lights like that.
The cup was clearly empty hehe
I don't think I've ever seen Data in a dress uniform before.
😮the whole episode was a letter to Commander Maddux😭
O'Brian is really a great character... Im afraid of what DS9 has in store though
Lots of suffering, but good character development too
I never understood Keiko's sudden anticipation for the wedding after she had spent so much time rejecting advice from both Data and Troi. If we had seen even one instance, one moment, where she thinks canceling the wedding was a mistake, I'd be fine with this. But this is a compete 180 from when we last saw her.
Women, innit. 🤣
It would have been funny if Data had started tap dancing! Then Keiko would have given him the big stink eye! And lots of beans.
Since the days of the first wooden sailing ships captains have enjoyed the happy privilege of eating beans!
The crossover we need. Data, Lord Commander of the Night's Watch.
huh?
You can tell it's the future because everything is iridescent.
Keiko, she's OK.
O'Brien should've wound up with Major Kira. They made a way better couple. I think he would've been a lot happier and they would've complimented each other better.
never understood when ever they went to night watch the lights where dimmed down
space Japan is even weirder than earth Japan
Still confused why the 'night watch' has lowered lights, or even why they would call it night watch. It's a ship in space, calling them 1st, 2nd, and 3rd watch is the better course and having lighting throughout the ship be at a normal level throughout would be the best course. If there was some kind of day/night cycle they were trying to reinforce they would do that on a deck by deck basis for crew quarters and recreational areas associated to each watch rotation, so each watch would have their 'day' shift when they were on duty regardless of the time; however, every duty area and standing watch would be at full illumination.
Could be tradition, night shift on ships usually turns off the lights so they can see outside.. idk
@@HHh-qe2ch right, but...it's space.
@@Torsin2000 tradition.
@@Torsin2000 Possibly to maintain healthy circadian rhythms and the mental health of the crew? People who move from lower latitudes to areas with a midnight sun on earth can experience serious mental and physical detriment.
@@keelanmurphy9941 that's just it, with a ship the size of the Enterprise you would have Decks allocated for each watch cycle, so while on their shift they would be at their peak performance. Meaning their decks would have that kind of atmosphere and light/dark lighting. Duty areas, like the bridge/engineering/etc would be lit 100% the entire time. I know from personal experience that your duty areas don't dim their lights during "night".
She's Beautiful!!!!!!!!
Awesome clip.
Klinger is gonna be PISSED.
After all , isn’t that what the journey is all about ?
If engineering is realigning the deflector dish, why would be going to warp?
Even in 24 century women always dictate the decoration.
Wow, we both are on the same episode lol.