Star Trek : TNG - Data : I Have No Need for Companionship However I Do Require Some Supplies...
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- Star Trek : TNG - Data : I Have No Need for Companionship However I Do Require Some Supplies...
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Walks in broke and walks out wearing their clothes.
Perfect.
And hopefully won back the combadge.
@@jasonpye4649 I always wondered about that.
@@tomb7942 rest assured, I'm sure he did. In an effort not to further contaminate the timeline.
@@jasonpye4649 Data is already trapped in a predestined timeline. Predetermined regardless of his actions. He already knows the lost communicator wasn't (won't be) found in the future beside his decapitated head, he already knows the lost communicator didn't (won't) change the future's historical recollection of events. The timeline won't be contaminated because it started from a point which already showed it wasn't contaminated.
@@pwnmeisterage that's logical, but there could have been something that Data didn't foresee and that he didn't know about yet. Just saying.
"You may retain the surplus for yourself."
"Mr. Picurd, your rent is late!!"
They really are helpless without Data. For at least 90% of all situations, Data is the most useful person on TNG.
And the other 10% he's trying to murder them all.
Except if you want to understand the meaning of some simple phrase. Then it is best to ask somebody else. It's coming in the next version apparently.
and to think about it Data isn't even a person, but an android.
Gene Luck Pickurd!
@@vitesse_arnhem Joy Luck Picard
"I Have No Need for Companionship However I Do Require Some Supplies" Now there’s a grindset if I ever heard one!
Motivational Sigma Data
Nicola Data Tesla
Bad boy gonna BUILD himself a "companion."
That little "Help me" at the end by the 49er always stuck with me. It was so pitiful, and probably so applicable to so many humans throughout time.
I was reading recently that, his story was actually based on an old song called "My Darling Clementine", about a man who fell down a digging in a mine shaft.
@@phillippi2 Interesting. The more you know...
Heartbreaking, and easily visible in most large cities in the U.S. (one of the richest countries in the world, mind you) in 2024.
I really wanna buy that guy a drink.
@@phillippi2I thought "My Darling Clementine" is about someone loosing their loved one Clementine (can't remember if it was a lover or a daughter)
Data at any prior time period could accidentally become a crime boss.
Absolutely. Especially being immune to most everything but heavy fire or weight, I'm guessing he would disturb the head honcho while on some Data type shenanigans and take the guy out after a blind side qttack having 0 effect instead of killing Data. After his goons would be freaked and Data would ask about whatever he came there for and the other guys would take it as a threat order and follow him.
If he had the desire, he probably could have taken over the planet in a decade or two.
he never blinked at the 'don't ask where it came from' remarks
But then instead of copying City on the Edge of Forever they'd be copying A Piece of the Action.
@@rascallyrabbit8548 The Enterprise crew are no strangers to having to do some underhanded stuff when the situation calls for it.
when TNG was still on air, i would watch the new episodes with my father. we would order a pizza, with 4 cans of coca cola. those are some of my best memories, to this day if i see a clip of TNG i instantly feel the desire for pizza. sadly the place we used to order from went out of business 30yrs or more ago. 😄
Lovely
I was a kid when TNG came out and about 13 when the TV series ended and the movies began. I watched a couple of episodes here and there as a kid because I liked the special effects but didn't truly appreciate how deep and meaningful the stories were until I watched the reruns as an adult.
I grew up watching TNG. I can remember being so excited even at two years old for new Star Trek, before then it was just TOS and a few movies.
It’s nice that you have that memory. 🙂
Know the feeling; you get a place that you really like the Pizza from, and eventually it shuts down for one reason or another...retirement of the owner, bad economic times...
I once participated in a sleep study. I was hooked up to a brainwave monitor and strapped to a chair and “had to” watch this two-parter without wavering in my attention or drifting to sleep. Stay focused solidly for both episodes. It was a wild experience.
Somewhere in that study was a paragraph explaining the statistical outliers being only trekkies
That end part with the 49er always got to me for some reason.
Only true human emotions and empathy for the old soul. Would be a shame if he turned out to be the twist villain of the episode though that would make me die inside. Just feeling bad for a stereotype of an old man that definitely existed at one point in time that probably no one remembers now. It's really sad to think about.
Guess that was the intended effect to introduce someone and humanize (for lack of a better expression) and then have them be killed in such a manner is supposed to tug at peoples emotions!
@@seriascannain6675 How could they do that!?!?!?!? Don't they know the viewer is vulnerable to emotions????
@@ooee6383 I think most of the viewers are humans and have emotions! I assume there would not be a lot of Vulcan's watching it! Most non psychotic people would feel empathy for this man especially after Data had interacted with him!
@@ooee6383 The fact that the aliens were killing not only poor old beggars, but men, women and even children (Troi mentioned that she felt the terror of the victims when they were being consumed) made these aliens true villains for the purposes of the story. Seeing their base of operations destroyed by modified photo torpedoes (to appear in their particular phased of existence) was quite satisfactory :D
The bellhop at 1:18 reminds me of Mouse from the Matrix when he’s trying to hook Neo up with the Woman in the Red Dress.
pimps are pimps regardless of the year on a calendar....
"It was not my intention to deceive" ... says the poker hustler after he cleans out the sharks. 😆🖖
That is a good question though: Do you think Data cheated or did he play honestly but just too good?
Data only needs the hotel room to construct his machine. He does not sleep. Finding a warehouse would actually have been more discreet, vs. Jack London helping Samuel Clemens spy on Data.
Pretty much what Doc Brown (Back to the Future III) did when he was stranded in the wild west; secured a warehouse to do his work.
Data has functions
That poor old man at the end.
I always wondered if Data played "fair" or cheated at the poker game. Even if he didn't stack the deck, being able to read his opponents like a book would be an incredible advantage.
I doubt Data would've needed to cheat, just play the odds, and observe, as you stated, micro-expressions of the other players.
@@sterlingmullett6942 Exactly, i think there are already pokerprogramms who will beat humans in longer series, because they dont care about bluffing or pokerfaces, they just play the odds.
...yaa , him AND riker...
@@sterlingmullett6942 We have seen that he's not a great poker player exactly because he doesn't grasp the nuances of expressions. Riker usually kicks him around like a tin can. I suspect he cheated, which we know he can do by shuffling faster than the eye can follow and stacking the deck.
You also have to factor in that Data has no emotions, meaning he cannot go on tilt, very valuable in playing poker
Seeing the old 49'er at the end made me realize what the 49'er fans are feeling like right now!
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The actor playing the 49er really gave everything he had to the role. It hardly even seemed like he was acting and was literally a sick, homeless drunk who had wandered onto the set.
"Well, what do you need all this stuff for?" "I'll have to go clear across town." I'm sure some of the materials that Data needs wouldn't be plainly available in a single town. It might have taken weeks or months for Data to gather the materials needed.
With the amount of money Data handed him, days would be a better estimate.
Also....what would an item be called in 19C...muratic acid?
Etc.
San Francisco was a decent sized city around the Civil War era and a mining town to boot. It would have most of the materials existing at that time. And I'm sure Data would be able to access the proper colloquial terminology used as well as listing substitutes for the more difficult materials to make up his list, all while sitting at that desk carrying out a conversation, several times faster than Geordi La Forge or Miles O'Brien could perform the same task.
Being lost in space tends to keep you busy, but being lost it time is very frustrating.
I hear its the worst place to get lost in.
How many folks ignored that end part... That utterly breaks my heart, whenever I see it: "Help me..."
It is fictional, the individual in question is not actually in need of assistance.
@@danthemankhan if you've got the nerve to even MAKE that comment... Then you've NEVER met or helped someone like him.
So, fictional or not...
@@TheJECNova There is no justification to become emotionally invested in a fictional character, it is an actor playing a role. This is entirely separate from any real-world behavior on my part.
@@danthemankhan All this proves is two things. A: You are either heartless or emotionally stunted. And B: quite purposefully Trolling.
@@TheJECNova Perhaps you think it is healthy to have emotional entanglements involving fictional characters in fictional situations. I, however, will reserve all of my emotional investment for my children.
it went from funny to sad within a minute
In this STNG episode, my mind was focused on the working conditions that impacted the quality of life of the forty-niner. Probably similar to the artisinal Cobalt mines in the Democratic Republic of The Congo where miners, including children, die from barbaric working conditions that would probably make OSHA cry or from diseases due to exposure to chemical used to extract and process the Cobalt ore. Once these workers can no longer be productive they are cast aside; no luxury of Workers' Compensation
So we can be forced into buying EV's to allegedly save the planet. And make the elites wealthier.
For the one year in my childhood I lived in an American small town, this episode was always on repeat. It might have been people thought that the audiences would be more into old times stories about where they came from rather than futurism of Star Trek’s normal sort.
1$ Tip 5$ change. Good day for that boy. Must have been a lot that time.
$1 would be about $40 - $75 today. Valuation had big swings back then so a bit hard to say for sure.
@@oldtwinsna8347 fairly paid! 😂
"It is not my intention to deceive."
"I am an inventor"
why have I never noticed that Data is left handed?
i'm sure he is ambidextrous
So is Worf and Tuvok on Voyager. Only left handed people notice this most of the time.
Yes, as a lefty I definitely noticed it right away! Had no idea Brent was left-handed!
@@Dhips. Right!
Makes me think if Soong made Data left-handed on purpose, so he wouldn't fit in as well as Lore
i just noticed: data at the desk writing a list - he is left-handed.
Just realized Data is left handed.
Mr. Data takes over the world.
I miss old school data
Iagine a guy like Data w lascivious intents could rule the entire world.
“Less than wholesale if you don’t ask where it came from” 😂😂😂😂😂😂 edit fixed an error
Wholesale
@@Tenorgeiger thanks. I don’t know if it was Freudian slip or typo
"WHERE'S MY OVIDION!?!"
In case you dont remember...
The vest came from the actual frenchman, the hat came from the indian.
He played 2 of them out of their clothes.
He was so disappointed at himself for losing his vest that he had no choice but to return to the Central Command, spoon in hand
The way they took liberties with jack london 😂
Take your hat off son, that's a dollar bill!!!!!
They should make this a series
I never realized before now that Data is left handed. Fascinating. Is it because Brent is? Or is there a character reason?
Brent is left-handed, so if he did things right-handed he wouldn't look like a capable android.
Yeah, it’s just never been case for Data to show which is his dominant hand.
Though, Data is probably canonically ambidextrous and him happening to use his left hand was out of practicality. I mean, the pen and inkwell was on his left side so he grabbed it with his closest hand.
Obviously Dr Soong programmed him to be left hand dominant.
I don’t think they ever discussed it, but I could imagine Dr. Soong was a lefty and made his androids left-handed as well. They already look and sound like him, may as well go all out.
@@JoshuaKevinPerry I would think that an android is ambidextrous so if Brent was left-handed, it would have made his character more believable if he learned to use his right hand as well.
Wish I was like this
I had no idea Data was left handed
...1:16 ... i'm talkin BIG MONEY...
data is so freaking cute!!!
This was the first time I noticed that Data is Left Handed.
This program was placed at a time when the black death was in San Francisco.
perfect cover for time traveling aliens who eat life energy, they can harvest all they like and the humans will just assume it was the epidemic that killed them.
"I Have No Need for Companionship. However I Do Require Some Supplies"
The list:
1. Femmebot 3000 with real pumping action.
2. 5 gallons of Industrial high temperature lubricant.
3. 0.5 kg of positronic nasal synaptic enhancer in powder form.
“THANK you, EDI!”
Oops, wrong franchise
I never knew that Data is a lefty
So tipping goes a long way back in America
Open field data
what's the name of this episode?
S5xE26-S6xE1: Time’s Arrow
@@Mocita thanks so much!!
For someone so smart.....he had no idea of the value of money in the "old days".... but you gotta like Data.......they should have did a twist with the young character playing the bell boy....Jack London....and his future literary career....
Data didn't need money as he didn't need food or shelter. What he did need were those listed items. And if he required more he could easily get it. The poker game was merely convenient and timely but for an android of his advanced abilities he could do pretty well anything he wanted. Break into a bank at night for instance. I mean, look, he's even packing a phaser. He could rob the Federal Mint if he wanted.
Data I want to help learning engine
I can get it for you for less than wholesale if you don't ask where it came from.😊
Has this been flipped (I don't think so, but I may be wrong) or is Data left-handed?
Pretty sure Spiner is left handed. I think they reference it in Ship In A Bottle.
it is too bad Star Trek Picard forgot about this episode.
How so?
@@zairman In S2 of Picard, they go back in time to roughly our "present day" and Picard ends up meeting up with Guinan of that time, and she had never seen him before. Which contradicts this episode where it shows them meeting for the first time in the 1800's. It was actually an important plot point even because in the episode Guinan basically tells Picard that he needs to go on the away mission, or else they'll never meet. So yeah, I also found that continuity error a bit annoying.
@@Divhreaza Nope, no error. In the Confederation timeline, Picard at this exact moment was destroying other planets, conquering non-humans. He was not on missions like this, he never went to the Devidia planet, he was a hard core military leader. Now if you say "Well Guinan was there in San Francisco as we see it here having a tea party with Mark Twain". yes, she was. but again, Picard never showed up. Guinan never met Picard as we saw here because it relies on the premise that the Enterprise-D showed up on Devidia...which as I stated never happened in the Confederation timeline. Encounter at Farpoint and everything that happened on the Enterprise-D never happened. Overall, the story writers for Picard did their homework with an A+ score.
That amount of money, shown approximately at 1:54, was well received by the busboy in the 19th Century San Francisco.
Please post only positive comments over here. ™
Data black market generate bounty
Love how he gets excited about a dollar. I don't even bother to pick them up anymore if I see them blowing on the street now ..
This was 1893 so inflation adjusted anywhere from $40 - $75 today.
weird flex, but ok
I know what you mean, I stopped picking up pennies that are covered in mud or other filthy substance, it's just not worth the effort to clean them off when I get home.
@@danthemankhan A penny, no. A dollar, maybe because its still, well, a dollar.
Well, I would because until the government says otherwise, a dollar is still money.
Data is left handed?
Datas left handed?
The smartest people are.
He's probably ambidextrous.
I'm sure Dr Soong wanted him to have all the best qualities, therefore he chose left handed.
@@bridgecross Ambidexterity > right-handedness or left-handedness.
@@Ragitsu I'm aware of that. Your point?
Data how see trade I have land digger data last weeks ideas
Astrinots
Data would never mistake a cough as a symptom or a means of transmitting cholera, as it is neither. Huge writing mistake.
or it was just a clever comment about his taking care of his health rather than assuming a cough is a cholera symptom.
didn't realize Data was programmed to be left handed
I assumed he was ambidextrous and he just used whatever hand was closest to the quill.
So... Data is left-handed?
I like use education
Can read from here generate idea nasa
Why the guys that post this don't tell you the episode.
Times Arrow.
Left handed
Kenedy alive yet
Not for another 24 years.
Why is an android designed to mimic humans, left handed?
Read letters stones data
a good example how robots are stupid xD
Data andriod
San Fran was so much nicer back then, even with the Cholera outbreak.
WTF is a 49er?
A participant in the 1849 California gold rush. Chiefly miners, the early ones found the gold, middle ones got the leftovers late ones got the shaft. Even later they would have done better if they didn't blow everything on booze and loose women. The only real winners were the merchants mining the miners.
Poor old guy came out west dreaming of riches when a youngster. Now whatever fortunes he once found have long been spent, the (accessible at the time, particularly to a single individual) gold has run out, and in the pursuit he has worn his body down so he couldn't use the one thing he really knows how to do if there was still gold.
Air-headed millennial doesn't know history...why am I not surprised?
A football team, of course.
The last minute shows how messed up it is that we live in a society of unevenly distributed wealth; where some people have too much, and most others have too little.
I really hope our world abolishes Capitalism in the near future as Star Trek's Earth has.
Until resource scarcity vanishes (it probably never will), uneven distributions of wealth and resources will continue to exist. No amount of political and economic theory can overcome the intrinsic realities of the universe. In Star Trek, they had to discover faster-than-light travel and invent the replicator before a post-scarcity society was achieved. They also had to suffer through a third World War, which almost destroyed the entire species.
You can discard capitalism whenever you like... Just give up all your possessions.
@@DovahFett
"Resource scarcity" is caused by Capitalism. It actually uses up exponentially more resources than what a modern civilization actually requires. Mass production for profit is such a terrible waste.
If humanity used the abundant resources rationally, ethically and thoughtfully, the world would be better off for it.
@@strangelee4400
Such a juvenile and ignorant response. Your reply is a waste and is not worth considerable discourse.
@@JanetStarChild
Good day Sir! I shall await your apology in the drawing room.
I always liked it when the aliens killed the 49er. I got tired of hearing him beg.
Says the psychopath
yeah FUCK the mentally ill amirite? hahahahahahaha they deserve it for choosing to be mentally ill :DDDDDDDDDDDDDD I hate when they get represented in media because i'm forced to come to terms with my own lack of empathy >:))))))
Scuse me what the fuck