Perhaps, instead of Discovery, the new Star Trek show should've been a Voyager spin-off focusing on Voyager's EMH ditching medicine and becoming a professional opera singer following Voyager's return home. Space, the final frontier. These are performances of EMH Mark I. His continuing mission; to perform on strange new worlds, to seek out new opera theaters and new audiences. To *baldly* (c wut I did thar? :-p) sing where no hologram has sung before! :-D
There is that episode where the emergency backup gets restarted like 700 years later on some random planet and it says that copy of the doctor left to see what happened to voyager. That would be a really cool series.
After this though, canonically, the doctor focuses on his holographic novels. Singing was more a pastime for him especially by the end of the episode when that race rejects his singing for mathematically/fractal inspired sounds.
So while preparing to play the role of Max for "lend me a tenor" I set out to look up the songs that Max sings during the show....low and behold I find this
I like how at the end, some of them are "having trouble" clapping. IIRC, they don't have a custom for showing appreciation like that, so they're still new to it! Also, just saw Robert Picardo in _Dickinson_ , so it's neat to see him in his EMH role again! 8)
AFAIK The Doctor will be in Star Trek Prodigy season 2 that launches on Netflix next year (season 1 might be already available there), so keep an eye on that.
@@zxKAOS1 Yeah, we'll get at least Season 2 of it, after that I have no clue. Paramount and Netflix would need to get agreement about future seasons. The reason we're getting at least S2 is because it was almost done by the time Paramount pulled the plug, so I guess they want to recoup at least some of their investment.
@@UltimatePerfection It was a few years back when I had PP, but I'm no longer with them. I'm also rotating them (only one at a time) to save $$, but time is also the bottleneck. I'm just glad we can still watch _Prodigy_
All the other versions of this song are so much more sombre and slower tempo, anyone know where I can find the full version of this song with the same joyfulness and speed?
It's not supposed to be joyful, so this might be the only one. They're asking god to make them be unite in life and heaven, after they have fought and died. So it's not a very joyful moment in the opera.
But it should be a joyful something. The death is not the end and asking Whatever is after this universe is not a sorrow thing. And i really like this version.
It's actually not. Robert Picardo did a lot of singing on the show, but this piece and Rondine al Nido (the Doctor's final performance in this episode) were dubbed by the tenor Agostino Castagnola. Picardo is a trained singer, but he's a baritone, and those two pieces were out of his vocal range.
This is what trek is. Taking everything to newbounds and contexts. Even humor.
Truly AMAZING... look at The Doctor's expression when looking at his "mini"-self... :)
I shall call him mini-me
What's so incredible is that it makes perfect sense in the Star Trek universe...haha that's what's so brilliant.
That's a hologram of a hologram.
Hmmm, the floor is made out of floor
The gif that keeps on gifing
The EMH is awesome!! I love when he sings.
Perhaps, instead of Discovery, the new Star Trek show should've been a Voyager spin-off focusing on Voyager's EMH ditching medicine and becoming a professional opera singer following Voyager's return home.
Space, the final frontier. These are performances of EMH Mark I. His continuing mission; to perform on strange new worlds, to seek out new opera theaters and new audiences. To *baldly* (c wut I did thar? :-p) sing where no hologram has sung before! :-D
There is that episode where the emergency backup gets restarted like 700 years later on some random planet and it says that copy of the doctor left to see what happened to voyager. That would be a really cool series.
@@kipter Now there's a good idea. I know which episode you're referring to. I haven't even thought about that possibility. :-)
After this though, canonically, the doctor focuses on his holographic novels. Singing was more a pastime for him especially by the end of the episode when that race rejects his singing for mathematically/fractal inspired sounds.
@@kipter That's exactly what I was thinking. Imagine him permanently in his ECH uniform!
I would watch a comedy Star Trek series featuring the doctor.
Anybody watch this six times over :P
Voyager was such a brilliant show. The cast had such chemistry with each other like no other. I’ll defend it to the grave.
Of of the cutest scenes in Star Trek
So while preparing to play the role of Max for "lend me a tenor" I set out to look up the songs that Max sings during the show....low and behold I find this
Thank you, I needed easy access to this
Still cracks me up today. XD
The Doctor: Just... Just look at him!! He is too cute!!
And I shall call him Mini-Me
I lose it when he joins the mini doc 🤣
This was definitely one of the funniest episodes of the series, as well as a sad one.
I like how at the end, some of them are "having trouble" clapping. IIRC, they don't have a custom for showing appreciation like that, so they're still new to it!
Also, just saw Robert Picardo in _Dickinson_ , so it's neat to see him in his EMH role again! 8)
AFAIK The Doctor will be in Star Trek Prodigy season 2 that launches on Netflix next year (season 1 might be already available there), so keep an eye on that.
@@UltimatePerfection oh neat! When it got yanked from Paramount Plus, I thought it was gone for good
@@zxKAOS1 Yeah, we'll get at least Season 2 of it, after that I have no clue. Paramount and Netflix would need to get agreement about future seasons. The reason we're getting at least S2 is because it was almost done by the time Paramount pulled the plug, so I guess they want to recoup at least some of their investment.
@@UltimatePerfection It was a few years back when I had PP, but I'm no longer with them. I'm also rotating them (only one at a time) to save $$, but time is also the bottleneck.
I'm just glad we can still watch _Prodigy_
@@zxKAOS1 Wait, you don't have a PP anymore? (read it aloud)
So surreal and hilarious.
Nowhere, because it's not supposed to be joyful. It's about two friends solemnly swearing to stand by each other in the face of danger and death.
That's the best time to be joyful, because it might be your last chance.
"Friends", oh my sweet summer child... The same way Kirk and Spock were just "friends". Carlo and Rodrigo are ultimate tenor/baritone ship.
The Doctor always misinterpreted the tone of opera songs. He refers to La Donna e Mobile (Woman is Fickle) as a sad song.😂
so good omg
wish he would do more of this
I made a ringtone of it xD
You are officially my hero. That's awesome.
I'm listening to Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin, and I'm 98% they just played this!
No, it was sung by Agostino Castagnola.
All the other versions of this song are so much more sombre and slower tempo, anyone know where I can find the full version of this song with the same joyfulness and speed?
It's not supposed to be joyful, so this might be the only one. They're asking god to make them be unite in life and heaven, after they have fought and died. So it's not a very joyful moment in the opera.
But it should be a joyful something. The death is not the end and asking Whatever is after this universe is not a sorrow thing. And i really like this version.
@@LoreSka I suppose it isn't fully impactful until you hear it in the original Klingoni.
@@LoreSka Great answer thank you.
My favorite part
Omg this is so amazing :D other actors would need someone else to sing that for them but not Robert Picardo :D
Jan I am certain that this is not Robert Picardo singing, I know he sung most of the stuff, but not this right here.
RP did not sing this, it was a dub.
Oh the sad irony in this one
Picardo is an Opera singer, but he is not this good. This is another opera singer singing.
@@MikaelMurstam he still has to lip sync it so he probably does know the song
i remember this part
Grats.
Verdi "don Carlos" Carlos and Rodrigo duetto
Robert is a trained singer and it is actually him singing that opera tune.
It's actually not. Robert Picardo did a lot of singing on the show, but this piece and Rondine al Nido (the Doctor's final performance in this episode) were dubbed by the tenor Agostino Castagnola. Picardo is a trained singer, but he's a baritone, and those two pieces were out of his vocal range.
this one and the photonic cannon episode are the two better voyager chapters
I think the fame has gone to his head
this number would not be able to upload one?
Literally what was voyager even about
It was about holographic doctors who sing Opera to miniature versions of themselves
Glad to be of service to the youtube community :-)
Shame I can't submit this video for revenue raising
Is this piece a duet?
Yes, between a baritone and a tenor.
Is that his real voice?
yes
@@Nisselak You are wrong. Robert Picardo in fact is a accomplished opera singer, but this piece was sung by Agostino Castagnola.
Who's the real singer (I dont believe Robert Picardo is singing this)? Anybody knows? Reply here.
Thanks! I had researched it on my own and found the same information.
liberace
Agostino Castagnola
Uhm, huh?🤨