Star Trek: Picard: Patrick Stewart REACTS to His First 'Next Generation' Interview From 1987!
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Only ET has Sir Patrick Stewart's adorable reaction to his very first 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' interview from 1987! 'Star Trek: Picard' premieres Thursday, Jan. 24 on CBS All Access.
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The most British Frenchman in space. Ever. 😋
He even had a British accent when he was speaking French in episode 1 of the new series 😄
@@bulman07 In TNG Data calls french an obscure language
@@bulman07 That scene was painful to hear, and disappointing(You would think he'd actually get a coach for practicing...just to say one line to a dog, but no, it sounded cringy at best(french native here). (Show is otherwise perfect in my opinion)
The 'Grey Earl' Captain.
Lolol
It's so cool seeing Sir Patrick, holding a piece of Star Trek inspired technology. The ipad or tablet computer was once fictional technology seen in Star Trek, aka the PADD.
Good point, ^oo^
I know, right!
It wasn't inspired by star trek... And the new series is dogshit.
@@realityvanguard2052 Actually tablet were, although one could argue Trek TNG PADDS was inspired in part by 2001: A Space Odyssey. As for ST: Picard, give it a chance.
Danny R Damn straight. 2001 tech inspired Star Trek tech. Knight-Ridder was then the first to adapt it in 94. m.ua-cam.com/video/JBEtPQDQNcI/v-deo.html
It's funny how 1987 Patrick says that he loved the TOS. More recently, he's admitted that he knew nothing about it and had no time for TV when he was in theater. I think he was just trying to say the right things back then to not step on any toes XD
Totally impossible to imagine that he is now doing the same.
He was literally standing next to Gene Roddenberry when he said it. Not like he could have said, "I've never heard of it but they made a compelling offer."
@John Rayne It's not just Hollywood, it's everything. Greasing the wheels so that you don't piss anyone off and lose your opportunity is a part of every job everywhere.
@@onen6942 A quality comment Onen, ^oo^
His answer felt very sarcastic. Like " oh yes, I'd make room in my very very very busy schedule of being a shakespear actor to watch an American scifi tv show and had tea time becuase I'm british"
"I talk to much and i still do" Oh, Patrick i could listen to you for eternity
Is not that Patrick hasn't aged it's that he's looked old when he was young.
It’s the only benefit of going bald when you are young.
soo true!
How could you say something so controversial yet so bold :)
@@djw310771 Umm no as I know some bald people that have a young face so they do not look old
He has so aged since 1987-Fucking obvious
When Sir Patrick sees himself and gets teased, releasing the "Lord" I completely related to him. That's totally the, "Good God was that really how I presented myself" feeling you get when you watch home videos years later. I had a HUGE grin on my face when I watched that part.
Yeah, he was a completely different person before starting TNG and after. Listen to the other TNG actors talk about the early years. He took himself *super* seriously back then, once even chiding the rest of the cast for goofing off too much on set. He was the professional, dignified, Shakespearean actor and could not believe that the others were there "having fun" while on set. Eventually the others got to him and helped him remove that stick up his ass, basically breaking him until he started lightening up and goofing off too. Once that happened it was like the flood gates had opened. Suddenly Sir Patrick Stewart, dignified Shakespearean actor has become the biggest prankster and goofball on the show by the end of it, a change that has continued to this day with how much he enjoys doing comedies, even ones that mock his former roles such as Robot Chicken Star Trek skits. Seeing videos of how he was back then just goes to show how far he has come these past 30+ years, both professionally and personally.
@@VegetaLF7 Just shows how much the final scene of tng meant, with Picard finally sitting down to play poker with the gang. Not only has Picard learned to be more open, but so had Stewart
I love Sir Patrick the man, the actor, the advocate so much. His humanness right there- embarrassed by 30 year old footage of himself like all of us would be!
Dude definitely wanted people to know he was a serious actoooorrrr before he joined the cast back then!
I met him in person at a Star Trek convention back in the 90's. He was very cool! If there's one celebrity you ever get to meet in your life, I hope it is him. He is really friendly!
This show needs John De Lance.
Picard: "Where the hell have you been the last 20 years? And why aren't you still there now?"
I second this. The chemistry between De Lance and Stewart was wonderful.
He's in the IMDB roster of actors for the show ;) I think we all know Picard's in for a few surprises!
If he's not on the show then IMDB is going to become as Reliable as a Bad Wikipedia Editor.
@@raxephon69 yesss!! Q was among my favorite characters in TNG. I'd love to see him again.
4:46 OMG the sound of a hard-R in "Picard" sounds sooo weird and hearing it out of the mouth of Picard himself, oi!
I'm not sure why he does that, since the rest of the interview is distinctly RP.
@@nkt1 my guess is that he consciously did it with the American audience in mind, (maybe making sure that the audience wouldn't think it's Captain "Picahd" or something,) but then when the interview continued he just fell back into his RP
Interesting how Stewart is described as "the perfect captain" - not just on the show, but as an actor/colleague.
Very similar to the praise Edward James Olmos got for his work on Battlestar Galactica as William Adama. Cast members would say repeatedly in interviews, "Eddie is the Admiral, and the Admiral is Eddie". I'm sure their approaches are different, but both have that respect factor. Their respective cast members seem to genuinely love them both.
Kind of cool.
(EDIT: spelling error)
The new BSG reboot just won't be the same without Olmos. His performance as Adama was flawless.
In the special features for the TNG DVD's both Rick Berman and Marina Sirtis remarked on how Patrick Stewart was seen as the leader of that company of actors; he was their captain. I'm no stage buff but I think that's normal practice for actors of a theatre background.
@@pwneytube It's not a reboot, it's a new thing set in the BSG reimagined BSG universe.
BSG fans, this will NOT be a remake of the amazing series @RonDMoore launched because… why mess with perfection? Instead, we’ll explore a new story within the mythology while staying true to the spirit of Battlestar. So say we all
I love watching Isa tease Sir. Patrick. “Ohhhhh, I’m a Shakespeare actor!” 🤣🤣🤣
Stewart later admitted that he had never watched Star Trek prior to being interviewed for The Next Generation.
Patrick was clearly giving the BS company line for that interview, considering he's said many times at conventions that he had to find out about star trek from his kids before being cast to TNG
Also holding on the Jean Luc posh version of his accent! Lol
Cant watch Patrick stewart describing anything without thinking of him saying "..and their clothes fell off, and I've seen everything."
the background music to this interview is horrific and unnecessary please stop it.
What a legend. How is he staying that energized?! I know people half his age with less energy and carisma.
Lifestyle helps, genetics play a part, money helps, character, surroundings, health issues or lack of, etc etc. Plenty of factors.
His spirit,- just who he is. And also some of what NO NO said. ✨
Being independently wealthy certainly helps. I imagine most of us would be more energized every day, no matter our age, is we got out of bed knowing that today, just like yesterday and most likely tomorrow, we get to do exactly what we want to do without any worry for paying the light bill or stretching the food budget 'til payday.
He loves what he does
How? Four words for you... Tea, Earl Grey, hot!
Honestly though, I'm astounded as well, and very grateful for the fact that he is the way he is.
All I can say, if this dude had hair, he would just be another "Steve in accounting" by the looks of him. Here is a man who was born to be bald and carry himself with pride and authority about him with not an ounce of embarrassment that the world makes people feel if they don't have hair.
Yeah i'd say growing up watching him on TNG has probably contributed to the fact that I don't give a shit that i'm going bald
Funny enough he reminds me of Ian Mckellen if he didn’t have any hair they’re both so alike
He had hair when they started filming TNG, theres some pictures and I think some film of him as a hair having Picard. They asked him to shave it and that's been his look since.
All wigs. He went bald suddenly when he was 19.
DrewLSsix Yeah...screen tests had Patrick Stewart wear toupees which were thankfully dropped.
Roddenberry conceived of Picard as a hairy Frenchman.
That's great how comfortable she is with him, complimenting him while busting his balls. Very nice to see.
5:10 best part 🤣
Star Trek was never supposed to by dystopian, like every other sci-fi show.
Ya. Kinda bummed at the overall direction of Star Trek. Orville has filled in that gap for me.
Everything is so dark now.. I wish it was still the one optimistic show. But no.
Everything is so dark now.. I wish it was still the one optimistic show. But no.
@@DoomKid have you watched DS9?
@@mcfinnigan23 Indeed, this is a perfect evolution of a post-dominion series.
Well done Sir Paddy. Lots of embattled Trek fans *very* relieved to watch a really gripping episode for the first time in many years. Just watched 'Remembrance' and, while by no means perfect, it was extremely promising.
i kinda liked it def 10 times better then discovery
What was wrong with it... In your opinion
Recently watched it too, definitely not classic trek but wasn't bad and I enjoyed it. Potential is certainly there.
1987 is like yesterday for me and man was he still young and sexy!
Incredible it’s now 32 years ago!!!!
When you call him "John Luke" and we pretend not to wince!
Now "John Luck Pickerd" on the other hand...
There have been 3 times in TNG where Jean-Luc Picard has been pronounced properly. The 2nd time was a little kid in season 4 and the 3rd time was in First Contact.
That man is a genuine treasure.
5:11 “Oh, I’m a Shakespeare actor… “It’s both delightful and unnerving how easily Briones takes him down a peg in this one moment...
She takes herself down more accurately. I had no clue what he was back then. Being informed was great. She almost made herself look stupid. Luckily for her patrick is just too cool to put her into her place. I mean. Who is she again? Does she play in st picard? Wtf
@@LuccaKristan01 take it easy Luka
She doesn't take him down a peg. She just pokes fun at how he WAS a bit pompous back then. Which he probably recognized even before she said it - note him slightly shaking his head and the cringe.
That doesn't take away from who he is today. Everyone says a lot of stupid shit throughout their lives. It's only with those who grow that it becomes less over the years and that they recognize mistakes of the past.
@@notthere83 Exactly. He's commented on this himself in other interviews. He totally had a stick up his ass at the start of the show and his experiences dealing with the insanity that was the rest of the TNG cast helped him learn to relax and stop taking himself as seriously as he did.
Love Picard and Patrick Stewart!
It hit me really hard when he said the last TNG movie was 19 years ago... I swear it JUST came out!
Come now it didn't just come out, it like 5 years ago max lol
I feel just like u,except it’s now 20 years & couple of months.
It hit hard how Stewart basically said how the world is different & I hate change.
The way Patrick looks at Isa while she's talking is so sweet and wholesome.
Here's to a wonderful future for Star Trek. 💙
Yeah... but what's he thinking? 😏
Star Treks future is not going to be wonderful, have you been paying attention to it at all?
have you even watched picard lol it ain't gonna be wonderful
I love how he really listens to people. He's so genuine and open-hearted.
@@SmokeymcJoint420 Yes, and I'm loving the direction of this show. 💙
Keep on being bitter though, if it helps you get through the day.
I love how she teased him. Lol wholesome.
Waiting for the Kurtzman wrecking ball to destroy this iconic character and environment to fuel a short-term political narraitve...what could go wrong? #StarTrekDiscovery
"Short-term" is the perfect phrase to emphasize. It's so small-minded and parochial.
@Nicholas Millington He didn't just say have a political narrative, he said destroy the character and environment in the process.
Young pat attracts the girls lmao
He legit the most precious man ever!! And needs to be protected at all cost. I’m currently working my way through my first Next Gen watch and I can’t even describe how much I’ve falling in love with these charters and Picard as the captain. Every episode is as entertaining as the next and I can’t wait to dive into Picard 💕
When I first saw Patrick play Professor X, All I could see was Picard. Now that I see him playing Picard again, all I see is Professor X.
Pricard 😱
Oops spelled that wrong. Thanks
Glad i never watched x.
I see Sejanus.
Acting!
I watched all the Star trek series since the mid 70s. Every new upcoming StarTrek series were a real hype. But I am living right now my biggest expectation regarding the franchise. At this very moment, i am about to watch the first episode of Star Trek Picard. i am full of joy and full of fear at the same time.
sooooo...?? What'd you think?
Yes please I won't see it till next Friday
Oh do tell us!
waiting for your reaction damit lol
It's at least better then I expected. Few things just don't add up atall but it's mostly enjoyable.
5 years later we'll get an episode where the crew gets back together and comes up with mischief while all living in a home for the elderly.
#1-lets go to the cafeteria.
Picard- engage
@@jonathancrocker70 They'll be messing with the food replicator turning all the food green!
xD
Such a contrast from the Story of an altruistic vision of a UN type federation working for the betterment of humanity, driven by exploration with a diverse crew that was like a family.Now instead of giving hope, Star Treks devolved into a dystopian future .
Patrick Stewart is one of the friendliest celebrities you will ever meet! I got to meet him in person once at a Star Trek convention back in the 90's when I was a kid and he was incredibly nice! I also got to meet Michael Dorn (Worf) that same day and he actually walked right up to me and shook my hand while speaking in his Worf voice, "Hi there! I'm Worf!" It was one of the coolest days of my life!
I fucking love Sir Patrick. Such a goddamn legend.
I still see him as Karla - the head of Moscow Centre - from Tinker, Tailor, Soldier Spy - the televison series.
oh my gosh that is going well back!
To me he is always as I first saw him in "I, Claudius"- woof!
The man is so humble, he could easily say because older than he is better but yet he is willing to learn from actors who are half his age. Such a humble man.
William Shatner's Captain Kirk is still my favorite captain.
Picard is a close 2nd.
What a magnificent this man is. Never plays diva even when I front of his are actors with so much less experience, he never puts down anyone.
Your should read the unofficial bio about him...in the early TNG years he was a total diva :D
Isa Briones is adorable!
I like everything in this video apart from the idea about Kuntzmann "changing the universe", we bally well know how that can turn out. I just hope Sir Pat steers the ship into a more sane trajectory more true to the Trek we LOVE! LLAP \\//_
Wowww this actor hasn’t changed in age how scary 😮😃🙄😁🇬🇧🤗💖 x
That's because he already looked about 60 in 1987
@@TruDis01 > Actually he looked about 60 when he was under 30. Check out his first tv apperance from Coronation street. You can find it from UA-cam.
Patrick thinks Star Trek is supposed to reflect the present? IT'S SUPPOSED TO REPRESENT A HOPEFUL FUTURE. Gahhhhh. Alex Kurtzman has fucked up Star Trek.
4:38. Never realised the earlier TNG uniforms were so TIGHT on Sir Patrick, that's 'Seven of Nine' territory right there!
They were so tight in the first season it gave Patrick a bad back and they had to switch clothing materials.
@@Icureditwithmybrain It was also the fact that it were a one piece uniform with strap harnesses on the feet end so it pulled down everything to keep the straight crease, adding the pressure on his back.
@@dannyr2976 And on top of all that, it was purposefully one size too small as Gene Roddenberry hated wrinkles.
Star Trek is about legacy. The newbie has a clear concept about, nice to see she knows. "Perfect captain"... mmm I tend to agree with her. Kirk is something 'cause is the first, but I always loved Picard. He made Star Trek how it was intended to be since beginning
I love the interview. Big shoutout to Leanne Aguilera the interviewer. 👍 to another Aguilera. 😀
Amazing first episode!
Baha, that clip in the end is amazing. What an accent.
Make it so! Love the last shot of him and Riker just chillin and probably knocking down a Romulan Ale or two!😎
You know romulan ale is illegal, right??
You do know that Kirk and crew had it too!😎
@@pacificcoastpiper3949 It was legalized to help the Romulan economy recover.
...Maybe.
It's so odd seeing him watch a video of himself from literal decades ago because he still looks exactly the same as he did back then.
I hadn't realize this is ISA BRIONES... the daughter of Jon Jon Briones of Miss Saigon fame. My gosh how time flies, she's now a young woman.
…and a very beautiful young woman, at that.
Fuck, that whole interview is so heartwarming.
it takes a big man to become MORE humble the more famous he gets.
1987 Stewart no shit looked like a lot of Captains did in the Navy. That stress makes you older than you really are. Great casting by Roddenberry.
I would not be able to do an interview with a giant like Sir Patrick Stewart watching me. I'd be a nervous wreck.
Jean-Luc Picard vs James. T Kirk Vs Jonathan Archer
Type 74 Nana-yon-shiki-sensha Match Time: 47:38 - Picard spends the beginning of the match knocked out outside of the ring while Kirk and Archer battle it out in the squared circle. Eventually Kirk put Archer through the Spanish Announce Table with a flying elbow drop. Picard then shoves both Kirk and Archer back into ring and only gets a two count on each. Meanwhile, Janeway (Picards Manager) throws him a steel chair to finish them off. But, Picard just looks at the chair in disgust and says “No! Not this way!”. Archer then gets up and hits the Attitude Adjustment on Picard onto the steel chair. Suddenly, the DS9 theme hits and Sisko comes rushing down to the ring. He slides under the ropes and begins laying the smackdown on Archer. Archer and Sisko roll out of the ring and their brawl continues into the crowd. Kirk then rolls over onto Picard for the pin, but Janeway pushes him off. Never one to hit a lady, Kirk just gets up and kisses Janeway only to be slapped. You then hear the sound of glass breaking over the P.A. system and see Lt. Uhura coming down to the ring to Lou Thez Press Janeway followed by punches and a drop elbow. Picard then catches Kirk and applies the Sharpshooter. After a prolonged struggle, Kirk was close to submitting, but outside the ring Uhura pulls him to the ropes and the referee forces Picard to break the hold. Janeway then comes around the corner and hits a spear on Uhura. Meanwhile, Archer and Sisko fight their way back to ringside but Commander Riker hits an RKO outta nowhere on Archer. Not one to be outdone, Tom Paris jumps out of the crowd and hits Sweet Chin Music on Riker. Sisko and Paris then start to brawl over to the American Announce Table. Paris starts to get the best of him and places him on top of the announce table, but Sisko gives him a low blow, and hits him with the Rock Bottom. Distracted by all the confusion outside the ring, Picard gets rolled up into a schoolboy by Kirk for only a two count. Kirk immediately applies the Figure-Four leg lock. Archer then takes a pair of brass knuckles out of his uniform and knocks out Kirk. Picard still weak from the submission hold is pushed out of the ring by Archer so that he can easily pin the unconscious Kirk. Janeway gets on the ring apron to stop him only to be pushed off by Archer. Then Uhura turns Archer around and gives him the Stone Cold Stunner. Riker pulls Uhura out of the ring and throws her into the steel steps, knocking her out. Pulling Picard to his feet, Riker then pushes him into the ring to pin the still unconscious Kirk. At that moment, Bones, Scotty, Chekov and Sulu come from under the ring to jump Picard and Riker. Then the TNG theme music hits and Data, Worf, Geordi La Forge, Dr. Crusher and Deanna Troi come down the ramp and gang warfare ensues outside the ring. Scotty hits a AA Spine Buster on La Forge, but gets surprised with an Anvil Flattener from Worf. Soon the Enterprise-D overwhelms the Enterprise-A crew. Picard and Riker beat down Kirk and attempt to pin him when suddenly, the lights go out. A loud dong is heard and the lights come back on. To everyone’s surprise, Ambassador Spock is standing across the ring from Picard and Riker. Riker runs toward Spock, but gets a hard right jab and a Vulcan nerve pinch for his trouble. La Forge gets knocked out with a flying lariat and Worf gets the Snake Eyes/Big Boot combo. Spock attempts the Vulcan nerve pinch on Data, but gets suplexed instead. Spock then immediately raises up, and starts punching Data in the ring corner with combinations. Data falls to the ground and Spock hits a leg drop on him. Then Mr Spock picks Data up and hits him with the Old School top rope maneuver. Picard tries to hit Spock with a steel chair from behind, but is stopped by Kirk and is put into another Figure Four. Data again rises to his feet and Spock chokeslams him. Archer attempts to knock Kirk out again with a steel chair but Bones stops him and gives him a right hook. Scotty then throws Archer into the ring right at Spock’s feet. Archer begins to plead, but attempts to punch Spock with his brass knuckles. Spock blocks the punch and puts Archer in the Tombstone Piledriver. Meanwhile, Commander Chakotay comes through the crowd and takes out the Enterprise-A crew with a sledgehammer. He pulls Kirk off of Picard and out of the ring and hits him with the Pedigree on the floor. Tuvok enters the ring and both he and Spock try to Vulcan nerve pinch each other until Tuvok attempts to chokeslam him. But, Spock overpowers him and gives him the Tombstone Piledriver. Chakotay then hits Spock with the sledgehammer from behind, knocking him out. Then all of a sudden, Chakotay gets a Rock Bottom from Sisko in the middle of the ring. Captain Sisko then removes his combadge, throws it in the crowd, and performs The People’s Elbow on Chakotay. Picard then comes up from behind and hits Sisko with a steel chair. Archer then low blows Picard from behind and tries to roll him up for the pin, but Kirk stops him. Bones then tosses something into the ring to Kirk. Kirk gets up and knocks Archer out with his own brass knuckles. Kirk then covers Archer...1...2...3!
Winner: Captain James T. Kirk via Pinfall.
4:35 to get to the initial interview mentioned in the click bait title
Sir Patrick for you, young lady. The guy is a fuckin' knight, not a buddy from next door.
Overall this show is awesome. Can't wait to see more. The context of how star fleet is now compared to how it was in next generation is a striking parallel to the real world.
I like it too but the federation is meant to be way past this shit. It's just to make it more political.
@@xXdwebbXx TNG and DS9 federation is already "more political". Resettlement of ethic minorities, Central power vs local power, discrimination against certain groups, these were already touched by preivous series
@@xXdwebbXx Many things touched by TNG alone are still relevant today, just because they don't match today's theme exactly doesn't mean they are any less relevent or political than the real world.
Just my opinion, I pay for TV Shows and movies to escape from this little mud-ball we call Earth. I’ll pass on the ham fisted Politics infused Star Trek, Star Wars, Doctor Who etc. Science fiction with 2020 politics doesn’t feel like much of the escape that I am happy to pay for, so I’ll keep my wallet closed and won’t waste time viewing.
Songya Ni I don’t want anything 300 years in the future to be relevant to 2020. Relevant things become quickly dated destroying the rewatch ability. Can’t I have a few hours where I can escape from the hell hole mundane politics of 2020?
I don´t know... Her english is a little odd to me. The phrasing always seems a little fake. Is this the new way to speak? streching the end valves and such. 🧐🤨🤔
Look this man so greatfull and humble. THAT IS MAN !!!!
Sadly Patrick St. voice has changed since 6-7 years why????
I think he's just saving energy for when he's acting. Picard sounds like his normal forceful self on the show.
4:50 That "oh yes" 👌🖖
Tea time and Star Trek! hilarius
Alex Kurtzman destroyed Star Trek. shame on you. Star Trek Picard has lack of heart.
In the German dubbed version Riker/Troi still say "Sie" (addressed formally) instead of "du" to Picard and the other way around. Now that the ranks are no longer in the way they could have dropped that formality.
Do they address each other with their first names?
Because using "du" together with the surename is common in Germany only in Kindergarten and some homes for mentally impaired people.
@@MetalheadAndNerd Actually many people use other peoples second name as a nickname.
@@MetalheadAndNerd and under family members and really close old friends the surename + "du" is also used, but this is let's say "the inner circle"
Evrn if old comrades are now friends, to be comfy with each other but keep the formal adressing beyond the time of it's reasoning is a Form of respect and all natural habit for germans.
As a German myself, I need to say it would feel a bit unusual if will would ever sey "og Jean-Luc, do you remember the day than those raiders took you captive, we at fist really thought you f*ed it up this time."
For me as a German, it would feel more natural if he would say "Sir, do you remember that day than those raiders caught you? I am still happy we realized something Was strange here and managed to follow you, no matter what Starfleet said."
It could be about respect, given that they still see him as their Captain and leader. I imagine after Sie-ing someone for so many years, it can be difficult to du them.
@@AndreRhineDavis exactly, for example I have some very good memory about und Lt. Under whom I served while in military service. Other Officers just Was Officers under which I served, but he is in my memory and will always be "the Lietenand" I think for them he is "the Captain" nö matter what they or he became later. Being "the Captain" is a honor that last forever. This is a legitimate reason in German, to use "sie" even if where is a strong friendship now. In this use they can be as casual and as ckose as brothers to each other, but still will use the formal Version of saying "sie"
These things in German are complex and have many unwritten rules that may look strange from outside, but are all natural for us.
Letting them in German Version use all these little rules is a very good context sensitive adaption and a good job in Synchronisation, as if not, the scene would maybe look awkward where it should Look casual and relaxed.
Picard is the best captian
Archer Kirk scisco janeway
Are we a joke to you?
That's Sir Patrick Stewart, to you good sir.
Star-trek Voyager was amazing too bad he wasn’t in it nemesis was great
P4F Ace ...the movie Nemesis should have been romulan comander Sela....they sure missed that mark! Trek always need a tv villian to come back as the movie villian like khan!
@@robdcollector2808 Wasn't Sela also played by Denise Crosby (Tasha)? And hasn't the actress gone nuts at that time?
Ryudo Kuga ...yes..tasha yar. Movie was forgettable now but look forward to this Picard series now!
Voyager SUCKS
jonden ...like Kirk said to Khan...You missed the targetttt!!!
What age was Patrick in the first episode of TNG?
I would give my right arm to work with Patrick Steward. This guy is so incredibly sophisticated it is impossible _not_ to be humbled by his presence.
He's humbled significantly since that first interview. I guess that can happen when you have nothing left to prove.
Apparently it was the rest of the TNG cast that broke him of that. He was incredibly full of himself and wanted them to stop goofing off so much on set in the early days, but they got to him and started getting him to let that go, resulting in him becoming the biggest goofball in the cast.
VegetaLF7 Had to make up for lost time, I guess.
TOS is trash to me. I love sci-fi and i have tried so many times to like the original and i just can't. but the next generation is great. i've been rewatching it since they got this show out. oddly my first star trek series was voyager, which for some reason a lot of people don't like. i loved it which made me actually get into star trek. i still need to watch deep space nine. but i like the exploration of star trek so i've been hesitant to watch a show just on a star base
Deep Space Nine is great. Setting the series on a space station allows for more world-building and better developed characterization, and the characters still do quite a bit of exploring in their own right.
Jean Luc Picard didn't age, but Data did lol
her chin is real... i tought it was makeup or something special effect like in the episode.. but her chin is really that bloody long! what the heck
She has it on loan from Leno
More than half my age or less than half my age?
Damn Stewart is 79 years old now i hope he doesn't kick the bucket soon...
I very much want to watch these new Star Trek shows - however, unfortunately I cannot justify paying for a streaming service for two shows. It's too bad, because they are extremely interesting to me - I actually saw the first part of the first episode of Discovery when it first aired on CBS! It was a cliffhanger to be sure, but also one that has not been resolved for me, to this day.
I really, really wish CBS would allow these two shows to be streamed on Netflix or Amazon Prime Video as they do in other countries. That's not a massive ask, really, and it is the ONLY way that I and many others would be able to see these shows.
Does Data live with Picard on the vineyard? Play chess all day?😚
You'll have to watch the first episode.
Uh, Data's dead. Has been for years
Spiner is B4 now I believe.✨
It's like Grace and Frankie except with aliens.
@@roblee4297 No, B4 is not reactivated. Data is in dreams Picard keeps having. Picard dreams of Data every night.
Data is the android Picard cannot live without, he's obsessed with the android he did not really care about back on the Enterprise.
Captain my Caption...loved it
"I thought that after 178 episodes we had said everything that had needed to be said, and that going back might undermine all of it."
I'm glad you said it Patrick.
he didnt want to do this and now we know why
"I was concerned we'd undermine the work we had already done."
...that's exactly what's happened.
Xavier or Picard, cant make up my mind
Captain Jon Xavier Picard, human mutant leader of the new Federation Covert Section.
I live in New York and Patrick Stewart is my neighbor
Cactus Jack Niiiice!
I hate all kinds of people except for myself so of course if I talk I'm a hypocrite
Sir Patrick really is an angel, and a British national treasure. The world is better because of him.
Captain Jean Luc Picard, the only Frenchman with a British accent. I love this guy.
Rubbish pc again.
I love how proud he was of his Shakespearean theater experience 😅😅
I could do more of Sir Patrick Stewart reacts please.
Picard is one of the BEST Captains and well deserved. He still looks the same.
He'll always be director Bullock to me 🤣
Although I some what enjoyed the first episode of Star Trek Pikard. I have to Say thst The character of Pikard lacks confidences. Which I can only hope is intentional. Because the character is extremely weak. He doesn’t have the confidence and leadership of the captain we grew to love on the next generation. I can only hope that this temporary
Angel majorjoy “Galloping around the cosmos is a game for the young, Doctor.”
Admiral James T. Kirk - Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Revisiting Star Trek could undermine what was done in TNG? You mean like turning the Federation into racist xenophobes? Would that qualify of undermining what was done in TNG? Maybe a little.
Overdramatic hyperbole. Where at any point are they displayed as racist? And where in Star Trek history have those in charge NOT made terrible, awful, stupid, short-sighted decisions? Those in charge in Star Trek historically make poor choices & are idiots.
Also, the Federation is composed of countless alien races. You think they are all just suddenly racist of one specific alien group? Or perhaps they didn't want to risk their lives for life long enemies that have constantly tried to destroy & undermine them?
Lastly, things change. This is 25+ years after TNG, and things aren't the same forever. And in the show Picard is mad that they withdrew, meaning they initially planned to help but then the powers that be opted to change their minds....something very, very common in Star Trek among stupid leaders.
Picard is old school & against that mindset. That's part of the journey of this show, hence why he even came back. You do know he was HEAVILY involved in every aspect of this show's development right? So blame Stewart for the story just as much as the other writers. Trek fans always think they're better, smarter & know more than everybody working on each show, but they'll give a pass to those actors they like.
If you don't like the story, better include Stewart in your criticisms. He CHOSE to come back for this because of all the power & creative control they gave him. There's a reason he ignored all the other requests for a return until now.
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@@corey2232 dude. You could have asked me to clarify points you weren't sure about I stead of running feely with what you think I wanted to say.
The 25 years timespan from the end of TNG to the beginning of Picard is irrelevant in the grand scheme of the star trek universe.
The federation has existed for hundreds of years. 25 years isn't that big of a time lapse as you might think it is.
You pointing out that the federation is made of more than one race, which hopefully anybody who likes star trek knows. But it actually part of the problem. Historically they've made truces in moments like this and helped enemies in the past.
The lack of resources (or find a better use for said resources) is the only justification (other than implying they are old enemies) that they gave us.
Any Trekkie knows that concerns over resources is kind of a faux pas in the star trek universe. Replicators anyone?
And you seem to think you've got a gotcha moment in your comment about "include Stewart in your comment". Mate. My comment was directed at a specific thing that Patrick said in the interview.
The whole point is that I find it ironic that he has concerns of tarnishing the world built by TNG by doing another series. When the series he finally said yes to takes a dramatic departure from the 30 years of star trek world building spanning multiple time periods and crews. There a difference with the JLP of TNG challenging questionable decisions of star fleet. Versus quitting star fleet because they refused to help people condemned to die in a supernova.
The Federation would never turn it's back on millions of people in need. That couldn't be further from the mentality and established behavior of the federation.
As for implying that there was some people in the federation that made shitty decisions. I'm not too sure what specifically you are referring to?
When was the last time The Federation refused to help a people in need? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills here.
Star Trek is supposed to be about an optimistic vision of humanity in the future. Picard does not portray that whatsoever. The attitude of the reporter in the first episode is so off key to what humanity was portrayed as in the shows. I just can't accept it as is. It's a shitty attempt to make a morally grey show with action and grit. Because that's what hot right now. The style given to Picard is not taking inspiration from the TOS, TNG, Voyager or DS9 source material.
It feels way more like JJ Abrams than it feels Roddenberry.
@@TheMedievalNerd Why would I need you to clarify points? Racist xenophobes is already hyperbole and NOT what was portrayed in the show.
Furthermore, being that it was EPISODE ONE, you do not know or understand the full extent of the events at play. Funny enough, after watching episode 2, it further explains the delimna the Federation was faced with, and none of it was due to xenophobia nor was it racism.
So trying to imply those in control of Star Trek have turned the Federation into racists & xenophobes was unfounded & ridiculous, but hey, it's just more internet echo chamber nonsense being thrown around by Trekkies who hate anything post Voyager (nvm, Enterprise is suddenly beloved too, even though that wasn't the case at the time).
No matter what the writers do, no matter who is involved, no matter if Sir Patrick Stewart himself wrote every line in the show, people would still s*** on it because the legend of Star Trek they've built in their minds is always superior to anything that will ever exist going forward.
I wish CBS would allow me to do a one-time purchase of Season 1 on Amazon. I will NOT subscribe to CBS All Access to watch Picard.
Oh yes Sir Patrick Stewart! Love him 😘😍
Stewart : "To go back to it... Might undermine what we did".
Me: "Yep."