dain6492 Well, everybody slips up now and then. It’s not like he murdered an alien government official to trick his people into a bloodbath of a war..... Oh wait.
@@elizabethjansen2684 Yes, but the VFX shot right before was the wrong nacelle, he reports it, then another volley hits the other nacelle and he reports that, too. Clearly he had them mixed up.
In this case, I think people just took a little while to understand the co-op play Data was making with Riker. Mostly Worf, guy really doesn't do well with theatrics.
Racism. He's an android, that makes him suspect. Look at the real world: "she's a woman, she's not as good as a man"; "he's a Jew, who's he loyal to?" etc.
Nutshell. Lmfao. "This is Arctus Baran, captain of the mercenary Nutshell! Withdraw or I'll destroy your ship!" Also, @ 3:09....."Continue firing!" Wow, that's some really inspiring leadership there Arctus. While your nutshell is about to get CRACKED :D
Well not really. It was mostly here. They knew Riker was messing up the enemy vessel's weapons. And that their weapons would not work. It's clear that it was Riker's plan to mess up the mercenaries' plan.
@@robjackson5245 Here, to the chargrin of his racist against robots 2nd in command while in charge during that mission where picard was spying on the romulans, in hero worship to survive an energy wave, many times. Those are just 3 I can remember... I'm pretty sure its happened in 1 of the movies and other times!
The D's chair always appeared to me as some kind of a hole the captain is disappearing in. Noone on the bridge can see him there and the acoustics are probably not that great. Standing up is emphasizing the seriousness of the situation and eliminates potential issues in communication between crew and captain. That is also the reason Riker was most of the time not sitting in his chair, but standing behind someone watching over his/her shoulder, while relaying the captain's orders. On the NX, the 1701, A, B, C and E, the chair was prominent in the center, sometimes even on higher elevation than most other stations, so the captain didn't need to get up to get into the center of the screen.
I noticed that at a certain point in TNG they just had the bad guys start hitting the Warp engines, I guess they figured they had to have a credible reason for the ol Enterprise-D to take such heavy damage in every battle. Geordie always having such a difficult time with that starboard power coupling or the odd Warpcore breach every once in a while. lol
It's possible a weakness in the warp nacelle defense capability of the Galaxy class series was discovered and utilized by the enemies of the Federation.
The music when the enterprise comes into shot at the start is fucking lit. Love it. Gives you a sense of the actual power of a galaxy class ship and what the mercenary were truly facing.
Worf "We've been hit by a potato!....Shields are down, anti-matter breach in the warp core, hull breach on decks 1 through 42, replicators down in Ten Forward and auxillary power failure in Troi's vibrator" Data "Very well, computer initiate self destruct sequence, abandon ship, all crew to escape pods and Mr Worf relieve Counsellor Troi"
Fun Fact: The captain of the pirate ship has an actor brother who played in two Star Trek projects. One was a TNG episode where he was a former Starfleet Officer who had defected to the Romulans and the other was in the video game Star Trek Borg, where he was the captain of the USS Righteous.
All Three parts were played by the same actor, Richard Lynch, For the Part of Arctus Baran he was under heavy makeup whereas for his roles as Stefan DeSeve and Nikolai Andropov he didn't need as much makeup done since both characters were human.
@@DelcoRanz93 No, the actor in the Borg video game is his brother, Barry. He's also the human defector who went over to the Romulans and then comes back 20 years later.
@@squeezybob84 No, lieutenant Yar said it never happened! I'd believe a ship's security chief over a Tin Man desperate to maintain his/its independence.
Hits Starboard nacelle. "Direct hit to the port nacelle" "Cut power to decks 31 through 37" *All the lights go off in engineering, Geordi walks head first into the starboard power coupling, taking it down*
"mr worf, do remember in season 2 when that crazy old man took over my body and i beat your ass like you owed me money? how much worse do you think it will be when i'm in full control? drop the goddamn shields."
To be fair, he is doing his job: Protecting the ship and the crew (including Riker, wich was known to be captured. They did believe Picard was dead at the time however).
The logical course of action was to turn the ship around the moment the Enterprise dropped out of warp. had it been captain jellico, a batch of photons would have been the first greeting. ^^
No, Jellico is not some vicious war-hungry monster. With the Cardassians he was dealing with a more advanced enemy that was willing to conquer. It's a big difference
Also warf being addimet for keeping the enemy there was grate showing of his strategy mind. But Mr data is like 20 steps ahead knowing that riker and picard would leave a trail or a clue when possible.
Ah Phasers at 25% power that explains the Enterprise D poor performance in Star Trek Generations! Worf forgot to raise the Phaser power levels lol :) All joking aside very cool scene this loved the mercenary type of ship and can imagine it being used for all kinds of devious pirate activities.
Give 'em a break. There was probably some mix-up between the writers and the effects team due to the fact that all of the Enterprise D scenes had to be shot upside down.
I know it created a more dramatic episode, but I'm pretty sure the only actual course of action in that scenario would have been for Riker/Picard to make sure the ship got disabled so they could have been beamed off and the enemy ship placed in tow.
Yes, but then we would not have had a two-part episode. This was Season 7. We did not need to see what other cringe worthy plots they'd have thrown at us. Remember when Dr. Crusher got lucky with the space gas/ghost creature? That is exactly what I am talking about.
By the look of the mercenary ship's viewscreen, I would say the answer is yes. It looks like they just redressed the Ent-D battle bridge. They seem to do alot of set redressing of that battle bridge (apparently it used to be the Enterprise refit's (Kirk's) bridge, which they modified into the Enterprise-D's battle bridge and just reused it with small redesigns for various non-Enterprise-D bridges. Plus, there were situations that the Original Series movies reused TNG sets, like in Star Trek 6 that the President's office is just a redress of Ten Forward set and the Enterprise-A's engine room in that movie is just the Enterprise-D's engine room with different panels and extras in place to block pan shots that would reveal it's just the TNG set (though they screwed up with just showing the Enterprise-D's warp core at points).
Fun fact: the D's engineering set is the TOS movie engineering set, redressed with a new core and some new furniture along with the new panels, so re-dressing it for 6 was a kind of return to its original form. They've made heavy use of that set over the years.
Data: Mr. Worf, pull down your pants and prance like a girl. Worf: Sir? I will look foolish. Data: I am aware of that. Do it. That's a direct order. Worf drops his pants and prances around. Everyone giggles. Worf: I hate this job. Of all the characters, Worf is the most 2-dimensional. He reacts to all situations exactly the way we expect. But Michael Dorn would probably be thinking: “Meh, it’s still stable paycheck”.
1:24....."I'm not about to let him blow this ship into space......" "But we're already IN space commander!" "Uh, yeah, whatever just let me get on with trying to save this ship then."
Data by the way he asking him to explain. Shows just how well tng did well for the android idea. It that always looking to confirm a order in rare occasions when needed. But if it just everyday run of mill ones he will instantly do as commanded. Weather it be ad statfleet officer or as a andriod
no the military officers are trained to question orders that apparently would endanger the mission. dropping shields could destroy the enterprise. officers are trained to disobey both unlawful and lawful orders when necessary.
@@cipher88101 Not really, since Worf is known to question stuff. Try watching DS9 or more TNG episodes. He questions orders when they sound off base, and either Picard or Data tells him to shut up, or they listen to him.
The Miradorns are a one star system species. So they aren't able to build that many. Plus the Miradorns signed a non aggression pact with the Dominion so they couldn't have done so.
Worf should know that you only openly question a superior officer once, and, after they’ve given a response, if you still have questions they must be asked privately.
John Bradford Horn. They were setting him up to be an archnemesis. When they went with a different actor later on, I think that's when it fell through.
Worf made no sense in this episode. He may be a dumb Klingon, but after all those years on the Enterprise, he would have understood "this is what Picard and Riker want us to do".
Riker tried to disable the shields using his command codes. Data knows that Riker is a smart cookie and that he must have known that his command codes would no longer work since he was captured. Given by the fact that he is attempting to use them anyway, Data can assume with confidence that Riker was up to something, and he wasn't really a traitor.
Picard trained Enterprise D to run like a well-oiled machine, even in his absence. Data understood every move Riker made without question.
Except for Worf wanting to just destroy everything. It took Sisko to smack sense into him for that.
ITCHYisVegeta wasn’t Sisko the one who poisoned an entire planet to get 1 guy
dain6492 Well, everybody slips up now and then. It’s not like he murdered an alien government official to trick his people into a bloodbath of a war..... Oh wait.
@@dain6492 and in doing so showed Warf what he might become.
@@dain6492 and proved he's the baddest captain in all of Starfleet!!
“Direct hit to the port Nacelle. Minimal damage.”
Well I would hope so since they hit the starboard nacelle...
The video may be flipped.
Hahaha!
Listen again worf said port than starboard nacelles, he reported both nacelles hit.
@@elizabethjansen2684 Yes, but the VFX shot right before was the wrong nacelle, he reports it, then another volley hits the other nacelle and he reports that, too. Clearly he had them mixed up.
@@neolexiousneolexian6079
Nah, thats the original shot that was aired. Might have been flipped for whatever reason during film editing though.
I never understood why everyone doubts Data's abilities. He's the most competent starfleet officer ever.
In this case, I think people just took a little while to understand the co-op play Data was making with Riker. Mostly Worf, guy really doesn't do well with theatrics.
They seem wary of all AI on star trek, thus the ships computer isnt in charge.
Data, unlike Picard & Riker, doesn’t hold a higher rank than the other senior officers. I assume that’s the basis for them questioning his decisions.
@@MrDibara except when trying to out bluff some of Captain Kirk's adversaries that have been temporally displaced!
Racism. He's an android, that makes him suspect.
Look at the real world: "she's a woman, she's not as good as a man"; "he's a Jew, who's he loyal to?" etc.
"The Enterprise still has superior firepower." Really?? It's a Galaxy class starship and you're aboard a nutshell.
Apparently the captain needed that reminder...
loooool
Dude, shut up. Wink wink.
Ahem. We toooootaly got them. Toootally.
Nutshell. Lmfao. "This is Arctus Baran, captain of the mercenary Nutshell! Withdraw or I'll destroy your ship!"
Also, @ 3:09....."Continue firing!" Wow, that's some really inspiring leadership there Arctus. While your nutshell is about to get CRACKED :D
So 25% while they have shields does this, I assume 100% when their shields fail would just vapourise them.
It's hard to take the villain seriously when he looks like an 80s rock star.
Yo this nigga funny as fuck XD
Yo that nigga did look like an 80s rock star son XD
Still this episode was lit!
Khan and him could start a band together.
I was going to say it worked for Khan.
It's hard to take 80s rock stars seriously when they look like Star Trek villains.
I was hoping he would start singing “WERE NOT GONNA TAKE IT NO WE AINT GONNA TAKE IT WE AINT GONNA TAKE IT ANYMORE”
every episode where data is in command is a good episode
Poor Worf just doesn't get it. It's like with a cat and a laser pointer.
"Sir, I protest. I am not a merry man!"
- Worf
Lol
"ahh worf, eat any good books lately?"
Data always be droppin the shields.
Never realized it until now haha
It's his signature move
Well not really. It was mostly here. They knew Riker was messing up the enemy vessel's weapons. And that their weapons would not work. It's clear that it was Riker's plan to mess up the mercenaries' plan.
@@robjackson5245 Here, to the chargrin of his racist against robots 2nd in command while in charge during that mission where picard was spying on the romulans, in hero worship to survive an energy wave, many times. Those are just 3 I can remember... I'm pretty sure its happened in 1 of the movies and other times!
I love how captains love to get up from the chair to issue orders
The D's chair always appeared to me as some kind of a hole the captain is disappearing in. Noone on the bridge can see him there and the acoustics are probably not that great. Standing up is emphasizing the seriousness of the situation and eliminates potential issues in communication between crew and captain.
That is also the reason Riker was most of the time not sitting in his chair, but standing behind someone watching over his/her shoulder, while relaying the captain's orders.
On the NX, the 1701, A, B, C and E, the chair was prominent in the center, sometimes even on higher elevation than most other stations, so the captain didn't need to get up to get into the center of the screen.
I noticed that at a certain point in TNG they just had the bad guys start hitting the Warp engines, I guess they figured they had to have a credible reason for the ol Enterprise-D to take such heavy damage in every battle. Geordie always having such a difficult time with that starboard power coupling or the odd Warpcore breach every once in a while. lol
Yep. The flagship of the fleet and they can't keep her damn starboard power coupling from going offline at the first sign of trouble :P
Well the first 2 flights of Galaxys were malls.
By targeting the Warp engines, I guess the bad guys were trying to cause those consoles to explode on the bridge.
@dark zeratul
_Especially_ with these early Galaxy Class vessels. Freakin' space Ford Pintos...
It's possible a weakness in the warp nacelle defense capability of the Galaxy class series was discovered and utilized by the enemies of the Federation.
The music when the enterprise comes into shot at the start is fucking lit. Love it. Gives you a sense of the actual power of a galaxy class ship and what the mercenary were truly facing.
Black as fuck. UPN/Warner Bros. shit. And this aired on Fox 5 and UPN 9 in New York.
Ikr, there aren’t many scenes like that.
"Is there anybody on decks 31-37?"
"Eh, maybe. Whatever. Probably just a bunch of red-shirts."
I’m sure they didn’t cut the power to life support.
@@CaptainM792 That really would be "playing along" though.
"You don't give a damn about the people whose lives you're throwing away!"
Actually probably not; the enterprise is fucking huge man.
@@frederickdietz3148 Main Engineering is on deck 36 so... yeah a lot of people in those decks.
"Mr. Worf, do not make me activate a canister of whoop-ass upon your person."
Hey, that Romulan/Vulcan is Robin Curtis, also known as Lt. Saavik from "The Search for Spock" and "The Voyage Home".
FekLeyrTarg's Videos good eye
I did not know that...Great find.
Now she's a real estate agent.
@@djargus - not a pretend one?
@@markfox1545 I don't know if fake estate agents are as successful in selling things.
Worf "We've been hit by a potato!....Shields are down, anti-matter breach in the warp core, hull breach on decks 1 through 42, replicators down in Ten Forward and auxillary power failure in Troi's vibrator"
Data "Very well, computer initiate self destruct sequence, abandon ship, all crew to escape pods and Mr Worf relieve Counsellor Troi"
Worf: "With pleasure, sir!"
Fml I'm dying
You've just described the TNG Generations battle betweeen Enterprise and the Duras sisters. XD
Don't forget holodeck safeties offline.
The warp core just about has a seizure every time the Enterprise enters battle with anyone
Fun Fact: The captain of the pirate ship has an actor brother who played in two Star Trek projects. One was a TNG episode where he was a former Starfleet Officer who had defected to the Romulans and the other was in the video game Star Trek Borg, where he was the captain of the USS Righteous.
All Three parts were played by the same actor, Richard Lynch, For the Part of Arctus Baran he was under heavy makeup whereas for his roles as Stefan DeSeve and Nikolai Andropov he didn't need as much makeup done since both characters were human.
@@DelcoRanz93 No, the actor in the Borg video game is his brother, Barry. He's also the human defector who went over to the Romulans and then comes back 20 years later.
Under Data, Enterprise's proudest tradition lives on: denying Worf.
It's not the size that always matters 😂
The Captain of the mercenary ship stole all the eye makeup from Pentaka IV
He was trying for that Khan look and completely missed it.
I always thought he looked like Dee Snider from Twisted Sisters 😂
The way Deanna Troi looks at Data, I bet she is thinking "If he wasn't an emotionless robot, I would let him destroy me."
Lmao
lol
Well he did play hide the sausage with Yar.
@@squeezybob84 No, lieutenant Yar said it never happened! I'd believe a ship's security chief over a Tin Man desperate to maintain his/its independence.
The bald tactical officer played the wheelchair dude in xmen.
I thought that bald mercenary played Patrick stewart. Captain of the enterprise
@@beepthemeep12 No no, the bald guy is from Dune.
Hey, that bald guy who's Stan's boss on American Dad is playing a tactical officer.
Nonesense, that is Wilkins the riding teacher from Little Lord Fauntleroy.
No, it's the Poo from The Emoji Movie
He's the number one actor for playing villains in 80's movies. :p
Always the baddie
Dalek 2150 1970’s, too.
Richard Lynch RIP
Rustov in "Invasion USA" - he was so unlikable I'm glad Chuck fucked him up. Richard was a great actor.
Hits Starboard nacelle.
"Direct hit to the port nacelle"
"Cut power to decks 31 through 37"
*All the lights go off in engineering, Geordi walks head first into the starboard power coupling, taking it down*
The lights going out probably wouldn't bother Geordi La Forge, of all people, that much. ;)
I'm glad to see Charlie Sheen could still find work, even if he really let himself go.
Where's he even in this? Can't recognize him anywhere...
@@romanhampton4889 The one in the corner doing a line
I wonder what Admiral Satie would have thought about this incident if it had already happened before she interrogated Picard
Data with his logical mind also has the best gut instincts.
WORF NOT UNDERSTAND!?# WANT TO SMASH SHIP.
"mr worf, do remember in season 2 when that crazy old man took over my body and i beat your ass like you owed me money? how much worse do you think it will be when i'm in full control? drop the goddamn shields."
Oh com on now, that's a gross oversimplification of Worf's character! Any security officer would ask questions like that
@@ernstergarcia Or what about that time Lore impersonated me, and knocked you out in two blows?
To be fair, he is doing his job:
Protecting the ship and the crew (including Riker, wich was known to be captured. They did believe Picard was dead at the time however).
The set of the mercenary ship's bridge is the same set used for the Enterprise's battle bridge.
The battle bridge was used and re-used in almost every episode. I wouldn't be surprised if they squeezed it into DS9.
1:34 Riker shoves sonic the hedge hog outta the way
😂🤣
The logical course of action was to turn the ship around the moment the Enterprise dropped out of warp.
had it been captain jellico, a batch of photons would have been the first greeting. ^^
Captain Jellico is one badass captain. You don't want to mess with him.
@@Onixstar He's a tough man, but I would be proud to serve under him at any time.
No, Jellico is not some vicious war-hungry monster. With the Cardassians he was dealing with a more advanced enemy that was willing to conquer. It's a big difference
The way Riker shoves Narik. LOL!
2:40 Hey, it's Ensign Sondra Huxtable.
Sondra... open a channel to Theo, authorization Cosby-Sweater-Alpha
@@TheWingless ty for that. Lol I snorted
@@TheWingless kek
@@TheWingless ..you mean "Cosby-Roofie-Bravo."
180 mark 215 looks totally different. The ship would have turned around and "descended" at an angle of about 85°
180 mark 215 is like the recurring number 47 in trek.They just throw it in everywhere :P
Could it be some hidden Philly connection (area code 215)?
well, you can't turn too shallow or you'll skip off the atmosphere.
The navigator was one of the Cosby kids.
Ha the poor bastard.
Well the Huxtable kids, the oldest daughter Sondra (the name literally just popped into my head as I typed this.
Worf getting his left and right mixed up again...
Also warf being addimet for keeping the enemy there was grate showing of his strategy mind. But Mr data is like 20 steps ahead knowing that riker and picard would leave a trail or a clue when possible.
Ah Phasers at 25% power that explains the Enterprise D poor performance in Star Trek Generations! Worf forgot to raise the Phaser power levels lol :) All joking aside very cool scene this loved the mercenary type of ship and can imagine it being used for all kinds of devious pirate activities.
the port nacelle has suddenly become starboard
Give 'em a break. There was probably some mix-up between the writers and the effects team due to the fact that all of the Enterprise D scenes had to be shot upside down.
I like that the actress that played the oldest daughter on Cosby show, was at helm
I know it created a more dramatic episode, but I'm pretty sure the only actual course of action in that scenario would have been for Riker/Picard to make sure the ship got disabled so they could have been beamed off and the enemy ship placed in tow.
Yes, but then we would not have had a two-part episode. This was Season 7. We did not need to see what other cringe worthy plots they'd have thrown at us. Remember when Dr. Crusher got lucky with the space gas/ghost creature? That is exactly what I am talking about.
Looked like a direct hit on starboard nacell
It was. Editing mistake. Or as Bob Ross would say "No mistakes. Just happy little accidents" :)
Is the mercenary ships bridge the battle bridge just with alot of modifications?
By the look of the mercenary ship's viewscreen, I would say the answer is yes. It looks like they just redressed the Ent-D battle bridge. They seem to do alot of set redressing of that battle bridge (apparently it used to be the Enterprise refit's (Kirk's) bridge, which they modified into the Enterprise-D's battle bridge and just reused it with small redesigns for various non-Enterprise-D bridges. Plus, there were situations that the Original Series movies reused TNG sets, like in Star Trek 6 that the President's office is just a redress of Ten Forward set and the Enterprise-A's engine room in that movie is just the Enterprise-D's engine room with different panels and extras in place to block pan shots that would reveal it's just the TNG set (though they screwed up with just showing the Enterprise-D's warp core at points).
The battlebridge is used several times ove the course of post TNG production start.
you can look up the details at memory alpha.
Fun fact: the D's engineering set is the TOS movie engineering set, redressed with a new core and some new furniture along with the new panels, so re-dressing it for 6 was a kind of return to its original form. They've made heavy use of that set over the years.
Data: Mr. Worf, pull down your pants and prance like a girl.
Worf: Sir? I will look foolish.
Data: I am aware of that. Do it. That's a direct order.
Worf drops his pants and prances around. Everyone giggles.
Worf: I hate this job.
Of all the characters, Worf is the most 2-dimensional. He reacts to all situations exactly the way we expect. But Michael Dorn would probably be thinking: “Meh, it’s still stable paycheck”.
Data: "oh get a sense of humor Rocky Dennis!"
There is no character by the name of Wolf.
And then DS9 comes around and Worf's character does a complete 180.
1:24....."I'm not about to let him blow this ship into space......"
"But we're already IN space commander!"
"Uh, yeah, whatever just let me get on with trying to save this ship then."
Uh, Worf, I think you need to learn which side of the ship is which.
That's the starboard nacelle they hit but worf says port nacelle .
Nah. Editor mixed the two clips. Worf got it right ;)
The first time Troi said something usefull...
Mr Data is WONDERFUL, Mr Data has personally saved the enterprise more than anyone else on board. The enterprise would be nothing without Mr Data 😊
He's like the M5 computer (TOS) but with an empathy subroutine.
Space future mercenaries are really into mullets.
Since when can the Enterprise's sensors not track a ship at warp speed just because Enterprise is not?
It had stealth coating on its Hull, a 24th century F22
I never liked Riker, so I enjoyed seeing him getting beaten up by the other pirates throughout the episode.
Data by the way he asking him to explain. Shows just how well tng did well for the android idea. It that always looking to confirm a order in rare occasions when needed. But if it just everyday run of mill ones he will instantly do as commanded. Weather it be ad statfleet officer or as a andriod
2:37 Poor Worf, can't tell port from starboard. Unless the tactical console's on the blink lol
1:33 Palpatine Dew it
Even though I've been on the ship for a while and seen the officers be clever every week, I must question orders to show how unmilitary we are
no the military officers are trained to question orders that apparently would endanger the mission. dropping shields could destroy the enterprise. officers are trained to disobey both unlawful and lawful orders when necessary.
Lack of confidence in Data is what it is.
@@cipher88101 Not really, since Worf is known to question stuff. Try watching DS9 or more TNG episodes. He questions orders when they sound off base, and either Picard or Data tells him to shut up, or they listen to him.
i find datas lack of faith disturbing
Mark of a good officer is questioning unusual behaviour/orders. You can be commended for that
These ships are pretty well armed for their size. Wonder why Starfleet couldn't build tens of thousands of them on contract for the Dominion war.
The Miradorns are a one star system species. So they aren't able to build that many. Plus the Miradorns signed a non aggression pact with the Dominion so they couldn't have done so.
@@toomanyaccounts couldve at least reverse engineered one.
It would still take time.
this episode was like a minimovie
Worf should know that you only openly question a superior officer once, and, after they’ve given a response, if you still have questions they must be asked privately.
0:10 The translation says COMBAT SIGNALS when it should have said COM (COMMUNICATOR) BADGE SIGNALS.
GIVE THAT MAN A SHIP.
They just wanted to play starship laser tag
Richard Lynch he was in Invasion USA lol
Loved this two part story.
How the hell did troy get 2 and a half buttons?
Worf just wanted to blow some shit up lol.
The late great Richard Lynch!
0:42 Rikers stance is different when he's shown on the Enterprise viewscreen
So....Enterprise came face to face with the mercenary ship....fired phaser and damage their aft deflector? wth
That guy with the long hair also played "Horn" in Airwolf.
John Bradford Horn. They were setting him up to be an archnemesis. When they went with a different actor later on, I think that's when it fell through.
I loved that show.
shutdown the shields? so its the Kirk manoeuvre
Data is a good leader I don't think we got to see that enough
Richard Lynch always was a very convincing villain. RIP
Gambit should have been a special feature film in itself
I think the 2-parters were released as features on VHS.
Worf: If you were any other android, i would dismantle you where you stand. Data: Understood
More than a few Klingons tried to "dismantle" Data and got nowhere. Data could pick Worf up and toss him across the room without breaking a sweat.
Beauty and the BEAAAASSSSST!
Counselor Troi, queen of stating the obvious
Melt thier shields thenTeleport your people home. But I guess Picard’s mission would be compromised then
Such a good episode
Worf made no sense in this episode. He may be a dumb Klingon, but after all those years on the Enterprise, he would have understood "this is what Picard and Riker want us to do".
Alien guy with the poofy hair is Dodgson in Jurassic Park
I GAVE YOU AN ORDER COMMANDER DATA!
Data to Worf
I GAVE YOU AN ORDER!
Worf to redshirt
I GAVE YOU AN ORDER!
The battle bridge set has seen alot of mileage.
brilliant ricker 😂😂😂
Watching it in blu ray is so amazing
Now, the Enterprise could have disabled and boarded the mercenary ship, but where's the fun in that?
This is Captain Jean Luc Picard of the Federation Starship Enterprise
No, this is Data.
One of the best episodes
Ok what’s with course 180 mark 215
Watch most Trek and you will notice this
🤣
I guess that's like, hit the gas and make a right turn at the first light.
WORF NOT UNDERSTAND, WORF SMASH!
I would never put an android in charge of a spaceship w/ humans.
Burann or whatever his name is looks like the dude from the movie layberynth or however you spell it lol
Sondra Huxtable
so what data did was a mock execution, interesting
prepare to drop shields
Why the hell wasn’t Geordi made first officer under Data instead of Worf??
Honestly I think Beverly outranks Geordi and Worf so im curious why she wasnt put into that position
Dayum
"Enterprise crew is acting in order to fool the mercenaries" (cheat is not the appropriate verb here).
Would like to have seen Data explain how he knew
Riker tried to disable the shields using his command codes. Data knows that Riker is a smart cookie and that he must have known that his command codes would no longer work since he was captured. Given by the fact that he is attempting to use them anyway, Data can assume with confidence that Riker was up to something, and he wasn't really a traitor.
WE Just saw it No need for further explanation
В левое ухо шепчет Data, в правое орут петухи(5:00).
Сказочно.
They've been captured by Yngwie Malmsteen??
WORF SMMMMAAAASSSHHHHHHHH
"Abra um canal" is open a channel? Anyone fluent can confirm this? I feel like it was improperly translated.
Data said: Open the channel or Open a Channel??
''Abra um canal'' is ''Open a Channel '' that is portuguese
in spanish is "Abra un Canal"