Star Trek Picard Season 2 Episode 3 BEST SCENE - Raffi
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"No hospitals, no security checkpoints..."
Pavel: ... _I'm glad Jim didn't put that in his report._
Don't draw attention to yourself, just wear this StarFleet Communicator.
And beam right into crowded areas in broad daylight.
You made a mistake. When you were making this ‘worst scene’ video you accidentally put ‘best’ in the thumbnail.
Vaccination "Chips"....?!
yup.
I caught that as well..talk about social conditioning
Probably some sort of nanotech assembly device than detects pathogens in the body and synthesizes antibodies for it far quicker and more precise than the ordinary immune system.
Wow. I wonder how the Federation slipped those in without riling up the anti-vax crowd? 😜
@@ozarklombax814 except they said it contains a record.
“Kick the old and weak Picard” season 2.
This arc (and this scene in particular) is an interesting reversal of First Contact, where it was Picard who acted way too emotional when they were stranded in a different time after an encounter with the Borg, and the Queen threatened their ship. Now he's the one who's experienced with all this song and dance and he basically tells Rios "that's how these things go, better get used to it".
The best scene was the Borg Queen telling Juriti that she impressed her
"I'd implants and vaccine status" from the future
This show has an agenda
Possible ww3 happend this year or 2023 to put united states in martel law all because of you know who
@@-M0LE EVERYTHING has and has had an agenda since societies throughout history started. We are just more aware of these agendas now. Star Trek from it's inception could be said as having an agenda. But tbh, I don't think it's that bad( it's a globalist one). Once one becomes aware of an agenda, one can choose to either agree with it ...or go the opposite way ( which may seem like a freedom of choice but in reality is just another agenda that's been indoctrinated since birth.). Everything is and has always been part of an agenda whether one is aware of it or not.
Easter eggs just for the fanatical right to loose it.
Don’t watch science fiction, just fiction.
Sorry but Raffi was out of Order, Eff Her!
I was just about to say that.
I could understand if someone goes apeshit because of personal loss, but being p!ssed at everyone like Picard as if he ever had a choice in any of the encounters with Q, who might I add was always toying with Picard like he was his personal pet or something, and not the other way around.
She should be p!ssed at Q of all people, not anyone of them in this scene.
Give her a break, she didn't get a hit from her puff puff pipe in minutes. Have you no pity?🤣
No she was right.
I appreciated that Picard didn't feel obliged to apologise to her. Because yeah she's in a bad emotional space but that doesn't make her argument any less spurious. In just the previous episode we have an unusually foul mouthed Picard demonstrate just how actively he hates being FORCED to participate in Q's games and tests.
@@JamesTobiasStewart But THEY don't know that. It was just a welcome argument to use to channel all of her rage, frustration and sadness after loosing elnor
Picard knows the score. I feel like Raffi is definitely to emotional, she blames Picard for Q's nonsense. If picard was any other captain i think Raffi would of gotten a serious dressing down for that move
Raffi is definitely too emotional, but she's also right - Q does all this stuff, but it's only because Picard engages with him. He gives Q the attention he craves and always reacts to Q's antics. Q is very childish, and that's not how you handle a child - you have to teach the child that bad behavior doesn't get them what they want.
he only meant she is too emotional at the moment and shouldn't be left alone to deal with the matter herself
@@gomez6223 It's hard to just ignore a creature like Q. It's not 'like a child' given that Q has such immense power. It's easy for us to say what picard should do from the outside but we aren't inside the situation where we see Q for what he would appear to be, a neigh god like being that has such immense power that could snap you and everything you ever knew or could know out of existence just because you didn't defend your right to exist properly.
@@gomez6223 What's Picard supposed to do, pretend Q isn't there when he plays with reality and hope he gets bored and puts things back (and doesn't make everything explode out of annoyance instead)? Go back to his own solar system like Q originally commanded him to?
Arguing with Q does nothing at all, the man can literally go back in time and alter history so it turns out the way he WANTS it to. He is Immortal, close to unkillable and is effectively a God. Picard has known since he met Q the only way to deal with Q is to play his game and beat him at it-which he has done, more than once, which is why Q is so interested in him. Suggesting that you should refuse to play the game at all...?
Q could blow up history easily, the Confederation is nothing compared to some potential Timelines. Like the one where the Borg Assimilate the entire Federation, for instance... Picard is more sick and tired than anyone of Q's games, but he also knows that he has no other choices here. Raffi is going off on Picard because Elnor died, mind, not because she is unaware of just what Q is capable of.
Also, bear in mind that Q is an adult who is well aware of what he's doing. He's helped as much as he's hindered-it's because of him the Federation became of the Borg's existence a long time before the Borg actually reached their part of the Galaxy, just for example. He knows Picard can get it done, so he gives him hints and the occasional tip and leaves him to work out the rest. Which, again, he always does.
Except this time? It's not so clear if everyone will make it out alive...
Well that was disturbing "vaccination chips"
Indeed ☺️ Orwell inspired
To be honest it’s something I can see the Federation and human technology in Star Trek doing.
@@AlmightyDoge665 at least disease is under control 😂🤣.
Who thinks the Watcher could be Wesley Crusher
Definitely Mr Crusher. Because he knows this timeline is shit.
Nice to see they're continuing turning Picard into a Eunuch after season one.
and a synthetic one at that.
It’s worse than ever. Exactly what we al came to see right?
The target of that agenda: Every straight male in first world countries.
I don't understand why everyone is hating on this and the actors. When I watch shows, I don't purposely LOOK for stuff like some people do to make it seem bad. So much negativity, how about just watch the show like a normal person and don't look for what's bad, try looking for the good stuff for once. Actually, don't even look for anything, just watch the damn show!
Lol... we watch new "Star Trek" and see so much dystopia and negativity, we don't like it, complain about the negativity, and then are told to be more positive about something so negative. So ironic.
This is something very special to each of us and it feels like the creators have no clue what Star Trek really is most of the time. The showrunner even said he wanted to make fans angy. Look up "Michael Chabon make fans angy." That's no way to treat us. So when we react badly to it, remember that they want us to on purpose.
@@TheWWDproductions No., you should just grow up and move on with your life. You voluntarily waste your time with something you hate. No wonder most of the star trek fandom became a joke
The only thing positive is the moments Q is on screen providing commentary and interaction. Spare me the rest of this dystopia.
@@19Rena96 Thank you Verena. Thank you.
@@MisteRRYouTuby Is that cause he is an OG character so you feel like the other ones don't matter so you don't even give them a chance.
Frankly? Michelle Hurd gives us another superb performance!
Some of these new characters are just wretched.
It also really doesn't matter how much you try to avoid being noticed.
Over hundreds of years your talking to even one person will have massively changed the past. That slight change would change the people who were born (because that only needs an extremely minor change like one person taking a different angle or being a few seconds later) and thus who all was shaping the world over all that time.
That's the problem of all time travel stories, which has not stopped Star Trek from doing those in the past either and some of them are among the best in the entire franchise.
I agree, Jurati and Raffi are annoying as hell, trying to run down Picard for some reason.
@@GermanLeftist True enough. But in a Sci Fi show you could at least aim to have things be at least somewhat sane.
Plus, Star Trek supposedly had science consultants to help try to keep things sane... Which makes some of the stories even more ridiculous.
"Let's go to work" just so much reminds me of that time in 'Nemesis' when the Romulans came to their aid and Picard said "You heard the lady. Let's go to work!"
Yeah, saying lets go to work was like saying let's go to work.
@@955472 It reminded me of something I already saw and it made me clap.
Vaccination Chips??!!?
What's betting that the watcher is Guinan?
I must respectfully disagree, though of course this is very subjective. But I think there are objective reasons why this, like most of 2x03, was a terrible scene.
1) Raffi was tipped over the edge into a meltdown because of Elnor's death. But however close she may have been to him, she is a senior Starfleet officer, commanding her own vessel. There is no way she would have reacted this way, unless she was generally an unprofessional officer. For comparison, Janeway and Sisko also presided over operations wherein subordinates they considered family were killed. But they nonetheless maintained that stoic professionalism until the operation was over. So this seems to be poor writing.
2) In her meltdown, she seems to have abandoned any sort of rationality. Even if one could allow her character some leeway in how a Starfleet officer would plausibly process what happened (there were times when even Janeway or Sisko slightly faltered), it is not at all believable that anyone with even the slightest familiarity with the history between Q and Picard could put any blame on Picard himself, who has been nothing but a hamster in a cage for Q. Yet she portrays it as if he is in on the 'games'. They wrote pure irrationality into her character here.
So no, this scene was horribly written, though I suppose the actor did a good job portraying what the writers wanted (a hysterical person behaving irrationally during a meltdown), misguided as it may have been.
Raffi seems to be an odd sort of emotional character that some writer wanted to put in.
Overall, the character of ST: Picard just isn't the same as Star Trek of old.
To begin with, the first season had more Star Wars vibes.
Why you'd do a continuation of Picard's story with that kind of space adventure is beyond me - you're giving up ties to what people like seeing with him as the main character.
I see it as a reversal of First Contact, where it was Picard who acted way too emotional when they were stranded in a different time after an encounter with the Borg, and the Queen threatened their ship.
Best scene? Honestly, this was the worst scene. Raffi at this point is like nails on a chalkboard to me.
Agreed. The best scenes already past, done by Q.
Can't stand Raffi.
Havent seen the episode yet but was thinking the other day, could the Watcher be Gary Seven or one of his people?
Anyone else hoping it doesn't bring elnor back? 🙃
Remember when a woman tells you something, don´t take it seriously she is probably just too emotional.
Don’t worry - in the total idiocy that is this show, she will go off on a manic rage in the next couple scenes, aggressively pursuing the mission - but in 10 minutes she’ll stroll through LA with a HUGE smile on her face for no reason other than enjoying the sunny day. You have to be so brain-dead to get any enjoyment out of the new Star Trek
This is definitely one of Raffi's worse scenes. It is just another iteration of the nonsensical scene from season one where she rants at Picard while he is attempting to recruit her, which was clearly a mistake if she is still being such a buffoon. Of course, Picard's lack of a strong response to such absurd actions merely makes him look even weaker than he did already, so perhaps it is an even worse scene for him.
I agree, it's just way over the top, she's an overly emotional, unstable druggie. And yet in season 3, she's now working for Starfleet intelligence? an unstable drug addict working in intelligence? Urgh.
Boy do I hate this Raffi character. Annoying actress, annoying character. And the writers are dumb, too. Accusing Picard of playing games with Q? Of "screwing around with people's life for sport"? Seriously? I mean does she now respect Picard or secretly hate him and now it surfaces? The writers can't make up their minds. But I like that this time Picard keeps his calm.
Yeah I feel like Picard is being written more like how he used to be. He doesn't apologise to Raffi because her argument is not valid. He doesn't blow up at her about it because she is clearly broken up about Elnor and not thinking rationally.
If Picard was gung-ho about outwitting Q then she would have an argument but Picard has made it abundantly clear that he wants nothing to do with Q. He did not volunteer to be Q's playmate, if anything his dialogue when meeting Q again makes it clear how much he hates being involved in Q's nonsense. Q as a rule doesn't give Picard an option to opt out.
Sadly they needed a female to shit on Picard the entire series. 😑
@@romzeezthegreat8585 Female so _StUnNinG and BrAvE!_ Put white man in place!
I thought it was the worst scene. Raffi is a whiner. Doesn't understand sacrifice for the greater cause.
And she has no idea who Q is even though Starfleet Captains have been all briefed about him, and she was assistant to Picard, who fucking wrote a book about him.
I'm afraid we'll get a scene with Raffi and Q. I hope he slaps her.
@@johncookie4415 I would be satisfied if he just snaps her out of existence.
Or she's more keenly aware of the human cost of that sacrifice.
@@Tim85-y2q I can understand being keenly aware but she doesn't have to cry about it and bring down the morale of the crew. I would hope all of them are aware of it, but there is a time and a place to cry about it and it is not during a critical point in the mission. She is a member of Starfleet for heaven's sake!
More elder abuse
Just saying Raffi was way outta line. Picard has about as much control on Q as an ant does to a Boeing 747 with a flame thrower and nukes.
And yet he somehow managed to majorly piss him off.
It's also an interesting reversal of First Contact, where it was Picard who acted way too emotional when they were stranded in a different time after an encounter with the Borg and the Queen threatening their ship.
For a streaming show with such a large budget, this show looks like shit. Lighting, coverage, set design, etc. it feels like something that wouldn’t be out of place on the CW channel.
And why on gods earth would you want the Queen dead....these Writers effed it up...and Eff Elinor!
I can't really place the Borg Queen's intentions in all this. They are definitely trying to make her seem antagonistic but I got the feeling she is going to become that unexpected ally that no one is prepared for. The season has been good so far, can't wait for next weeks cliffhanger lol!
Why the hell are all woman in this series just plain insane, too emotional and well extremely irrational. Raffi is star fleet office, she is trained for this.
Picards mother is just plain hysterical I guess and Rene Picard to dumb and depresiv to pilot a shuttle. Does no one read those scripts and checks this for the tropes of the 60s?
Lol 🤣😆 on efforts to plots twisted
Elnor died?!
I know right?! He's like my favorite! I hope that if he did they can bring him back!
@@HyruleHero1987 I'm hoping there's some Borg nanoprobe shenanigans involved in bringing him back.
Elnor death wrecked of cheap writing. Hopefully the time travel undoes his death
He’s better off dead. A pointless character and a murderer. In fact most of them are useless especially Raffi.
@@vaporwave4880 Thanks for respecting our opinions, and thanks for totally ruining my day.
Did you get the Easter Egg 🥚 vaccination chips what do many people today think is in the vaccine today Microsoft Chips
Who the hell does Raffi think she is? She clearly doesn’t know Picard at all.
It feels shot on a studio / which I know is obvious to say
"Let's go to work." Isn't that the last line from Angel?🤣
No.
@@DavidHeffron78 Actually I think he's right.
Picard says it in Nemesis after the Romulans offer assistance in defeating Shinzon.
@@Goatboysminion it's a line from practically everywhere
@@rontwentyone Well that's a new one. I haven't seen Nemesis.
I don't like Raffi's character. I just don't.
Raffi is too emotional and her judgment will be clouded and reckless. She won’t make a good Starfleet commander or a leader.
Who wrote a female character to become emotional and then have a male character judge her as being too emotional? And have they graduated high school yet? This is BAD writing.
I agree, I don't think it's great writing for her to not understand that Picard never asked for Q to take a special interest in him.
@@TheNoybusiness exactly. It's both-sides doublespeak, where one party is an instigator and overly powerful and the second is being attacked. Ala Charlottesville.
I know this is Trek blasphemy, but it's not the first time Picard has been a condescending man-splaining ass.
@@TheNoybusiness Uh, I think it's great writing because there's history between her and Picard. It's not just Q. It's Admiral Picard walking into Starfleet after the attack on Mars, threatening to resign if he didn't get his own way and getting his bluff called -- without a moments thought about what the consequences would be for Raffi or anyone else. It's a man she considered a mentor and friend ghosting her ass for fifteen years, until he wanted something from her. And just as she's getting her life back together, the young man she considers as close to her son as she's ever going to get is DEAD -- because they got dragged back into Jean-Luc Picard's personal drama. And he just condescendingly dismisses her as "too emotional" and walks away.
@@CRanapia fair enough. But in Star Trek IV (aka 'the funny one'), we didn't have Uhura having an emotional blast at Kirk, storming off and then Kirk saying 'she's emotional' and Chekov saying 'I'll go with her' while the crew were busy going back in time to fix a historical event to correct the future.
And the film is all the better for it. IMHO.
She's the worst character in ST lore.
Wow! A lt of hate here for this show. Go look ar Dr. Who today and this is Shakespeare in comparison.
I must admit I love somehow like how the writers having fun in deliberately triggering certain people (@ IDs, implants and vaccination) :D
Yes because that is what Trek has always been about. Antagonizing and taunting specific communities.
@@davidbreen4830 Star Trek has always been about projecting future technology. Tricorders, phasers and communicators to name a few. It's just that that particular technology, which is foreseeable, triggers some people for irrational reasons.
@@davidbreen4830 Remember how they (initially) designed the Ferengi? Exactly... to ridicule capitalism. And why the hell has everyone to be part of a "community" these days ... which Star Trek btw also mocked more than one time.
@@JGlennFL I think what is being forgotten here is the consequences, intended or otherwise, of technology and the potential impact it has on people. That is at the heart of Trek from ToS, TNG, DS9, V and their comics, cartoons, books etc. Technology isn't necessarily bad in and of itself. Rather it is who, to do what, and how the technology is used.
@@chrisk.500 I think it was more a matter of shedding light on what happens when a corporate mindset becomes the system of governance for a society. Mussolini and Gentile (and others) quite thoroughly on that.
This show sucks
The writing is a joke
Shes clearly overacting. This scene doesnt make sense. Ralfie blames Picard for events he had no control of.
Best scene?
Low standards
Id implants and vaccination chips? …ok
Best scene ever? Are you sure? 🤦♂
yawn
Show is hot garbage
Surprised Picard and 7 did not give any input considering they had time traveled before.