@Superfly Toad Oh, I stopped watching Marvel movies after the double character assassination Captain America: Civil War pulled on Iron Man and after they reduced Spider-Man into being a pathetic little Spiderboy. I can't understand how anyone could enjoy those movies anymore when Iron Man has become a backstabbing pedophile and Spiderboy is his jailbait boytoy.
And this is why I loved about Star Trek next Generation as well the character of Q what an interesting character to create for the Star Trek franchise Star Trek the entire history has a rich creation of characters from all the Star Trek universe no matter which one you watch Star Trek discovery or the original Star Trek you can't deny Gene Roddenberry had a vision and others help bring his vision to life and help improve upon what he originally intended he ever want to see which I prefer to read the two books by William Shatner Star Trek TV Memoirs is Star Trek movie Memoirs and you understand the history of the Star Trek franchise and what it took to get it to screen and on TV and the ignorance of people of the time when it came out thank you and thank you for this up here John delancey's Q hadn't been one of the more interesting characters to be created for the Star Trek universe he went from being a man of God to be in somewhat understanding of humans thank you for this again happy holidays everyone🎄👍
The addition of John De Lancie as "Q" was one of THE best character decisions Star Trek ever made. Every episode he is in is always highly memorable with some downright funny moments. They made sure not to over-play Q's involvement, as it can be disastrous to any franchise to have too much participation or to focus too much on any character that can never be defeated.
@@greenrefrigerator Yep, the Borg was another fantastic character creation the writers included in the Trek franchise but unlike most characters, the Borg posed the greatest threat to all life (except maybe species 8472). They were as unique as the 'Q'.
@@greenrefrigerator yeah, and remember, the introduction of the Borg was a Q episode, and I felt it was really one of the better Q episodes, showing the malevolent side of Q.
Gene Roddenberry created Q because Paramount executives and Gene Roddenberry fought over Encounter at Farpoint being a 1 hour or a 2 hour premier. Gene was dead set against it... so the 1 hour version was mainly written by D.C. Fontana and had zero Q in it. Gene took it and made it two hours and in doing that he made the Q character.
He is not. He pushes to get a reaction. She handled him much better than Picard did and didn’t give him the rise he wanted. Hence he made friends with her while he was always pushing the buttons of Picard and Riker.
I always thought it was such a great pairing Kate Mulgrew and John De Lancie - they were such good friends for 15 years before the show, and the fact that Mulgrew was the one that lobbied Rick Berman hard to have De Lancie guest on Voyager.
Q: The arrogance, the sarcasm and the way he gloats as he walks throughout the room as he shows off by the snap of his fingers and puts everyone in their place... I love it...!!!
@@MLaak86 I think Q thought humans would eventually evolve into Q. Hinted, "The trial never ends." The trial is becoming a Q and holding the universe together.
There's another good one that got cut from the episode, when Q was talking about how SuicidalQ effected things he says that without SuicidalQ Tuvok would have been Chief Engineer on the Enterprise D. Time Russ auditioned for the role of Geordi.
You know, I REALLY paid attention to this clip and just now noticed all of Kate's subtle face expressions and gestures while John De Lancie was talking, and realized just how good an actress she is.
I _love_ the mortified quick head turn at 0:58 when John De Lancie casually mentions the men disappearing as attempted suicide. The professional version of "wait, what!?"
I remember thinking that this was going to be a painful episode, but it ended up being very engaging. Quinn's dilemma and the revelations about the Continuum were very interesting.
Marc Ziegenhain she said earlier in this episode that she and every other captain in starfleet have been briefed about Q's appearances aboard the Enterprise (when she thought it was the other Q)
@@jimtaylor294 yeah, it's a shame the link/relationship (if any) between the Q and the prophets was never expanded on. Trek likes to use a lot of deus ex machina via ultra-powerful beings but they never seem to interact.
This whole scene cracked me up. All I could hear out of Janeway's mind was: "The absolute AUDACITY of this species!" and "How in the HELL did Picard muster the strength to deal with this??"
I'm guessing something more like "Oh geez... if even half of what I've heard it accurate, we're in for a lot of 'Ah, shit...' moments." Of course, Janeway would phrase it more eloquently. 😂😂
To be fair, Americans did invent warp drive. Also, a Frenchman with a British accent? Did England win the Hundred Years War in their universe, and if so, how come they have a Napoleon?
@@hhale im not too informative about Picard's past, but maybe he was raised with people who had an English accent? Just because he's a Frenchman doesn't automatically give him a french accent. But my answer can be easily shot down by someone more knowledgeable about Picard so idk
Are you kidding. He couldn't say nor do half what he did in the real ST shows. Too many people being offended and too much ideology to push on a character who's most obvious character trait is offending and pushing boundries.
Q is the classic archetype of an internet troll. He obviously doesn't have any true sexist beliefs about females (more accurate to say he doubts humanity's capabilities as a whole, male or female), but he knows what buttons to push to get a reaction.
Watching this has made me realize that we never ever got a jokey "Q meets Doctor Smith" cameo moment in this series. Imagine if we'd let them both write their own dialogue.
But IS he actually snapping his fingers? I only say that because there was an episode that brought up the fact Qs do things appearance-wise that our minds can comprehend (the Q civil war episode). He might be doing something that appears to us as something simple like him snapping his fingers, when in reality it's something else entirely, like maybe it's some weird energy ripple or something lol.
@@OfLegendBorn In the book I,Q he explains that he doesn't have to do that, but it gives it a little bit more flair. He likes to be theatrical because he always wants to be the center of attention:):)
It's not really magic. Q's abilities are as natural to him as breathing air is to humans. His powers only seem magical and godlike because there is no species as advanced as the Q.
It was the only time Q showed up on the station. DS9 was a completely different show and De Lancie knew he had no chemistry with Brooks. Thankfully the same could not be said for Majel Roddenberry and Rene.
It's kind of funny in retrospect, the move to video tape, and then later standard definition digital has actually turned out worse in the long term. Film can be rescanned at much better resolution, but everything between that and modern digital is just stuck in pixellated limbo.
When I first started watching Star Trek Voyager I was beginning to wonder when Janeway and the others would meet Q after all the appearances he made in Star Trek TNG and only once on Star Trek DS9 so I figured it would only be a matter of time before the biggest pest in the galaxy would grace Voyager's decks and as far as I can remember they meet him 3 times the first time was when they found that member of the Continuum inside that comet, the Second time was when he appeared on Voyager again and asked Janeway to be the mother of his child and that there was a civil war going on in the Continuum quite literally and figuratively as the war was causing super novas all over the place and the Q were all dressed up as civil war soldiers and the last time was when Q sent his son to stay on Voyager for a while and he caused even more problems for Janeway and everyone else like getting Icheb in trouble and putting Voyager into another conflict with the Borg which apparently the Contiuum didn't like as Q stated 'If the Contiuum asked you once they asked you a thousand times DON'T PROVOKE THE BORG' and I wonder exactly how many times he did that and as far as I can remember that was the last time we ever saw Q.
You know I'm surprised that with this episode Q didn't help returning Voyager to the Alpha Quadrant faster even though the Continuum did try bribing Janeway to they're favor to deal with that Q they beamed out of that comet.
Love the chemistry between these two: actually Kate and John had already been close friends for years before she even took this role. Kind of fun to see them working together and I'm sure they had fun doing it.
"Humans aren't supposed to be in this quadrant for another hundred years." - Q I thought the Continuum was supposed to fix errors like that, so shouldn't Q have immediately returned Voyager to the Badlands?
Voyager was already headed back to the Alpha Quandrant before Q showed up so there'd be no reason for the Continuum to interfere other than helping speed up the journey. Besides Q offered to take the crew home but Janeway declined.
Well the Q are said to be relatively omnipotent and omniscient after all, even if it did take him a second to realise they were only women left on the bridge. Although I've often wondered if he doesn't in fact just act surprised, when he appears to be, so as to be more relatable to mortals who of course don't have infinite knowledge and power over Space and Time. Btw that last bit would be how he knew about the various men who had disappeared from Voyager before he arrived. You're welcome.
@@dartharaneus67 He's definitely not omniscient as he is often surprised to find out what others are thinking. True omniscience would entail knowing absolutely everything including the thoughts of every being in the universe. Q are powerful, but there are limits.
@@kenetickups6146 pandering to nostalgia? No, pandering to woke virtue signalling social justice warriors is more like it. Remember Toxic Masculinity? Ugh.
Robert Fortier wokeness by corporations is just there to sheild from the fact that they put no effort into anythign, same with all the nostalgia pandering of kurtzment trek
I love how the Q (all of them) will go out of their way to act "human" despite the fact that they are as omniscient as we can understand them to be. Exemples here: Q "noticing" the all-female crew mid-conversation, or looking around and asking questions to confirm information even though he shouldn't have to do any of that. I believe the Q understand just how confusing and annoying conversing with mortals would be for them if they talked to them like they probably do among themselves (Q to Q).
There are a 101 things I hated about Voyager but Q and Janeway did have chemistry. I think Janeway may have humored Q more than Picard or Sisko due to her situation. Q was one of the few forces she KNEW could get her ship home immediately. This whole episode was among the best of Voyager and a rare case of Voyager truly capturing what made Star Trek great.
0:43. Intrigued by that expression. I always thought it was one of vulnerability, tinged with a fear she was about to become a target of this god-like creature.
@@voteDC I get that.. But a few more episodes of Q meddling would have been pretty good. My favorite was when Ben Sisko punched him in the face. "You hit me. Picard never hit me😳" 😆
Q has a history of hanging out with Starfleet personnels over the past few years from Picard to Janeway and now, the Cerritos Crew and in the future, he would mock Picard again, now old and retired
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Q: Snapping his fingers to make crazy stuff happen before Thanos made it cool.
What is a thanos?
@@Pikashades imagine Barney the pink dinosaur on crack
@@PeoplecallmeLucifer I don't know who that is.
@@Pikashades lucky you
@Superfly Toad Oh, I stopped watching Marvel movies after the double character assassination Captain America: Civil War pulled on Iron Man and after they reduced Spider-Man into being a pathetic little Spiderboy. I can't understand how anyone could enjoy those movies anymore when Iron Man has become a backstabbing pedophile and Spiderboy is his jailbait boytoy.
OMG "Is this a ship of the valkeries?", "Has Jean-Luc been whispering behind my back" Q is still as hilarious as always.
And this is why I loved about Star Trek next Generation as well the character of Q what an interesting character to create for the Star Trek franchise Star Trek the entire history has a rich creation of characters from all the Star Trek universe no matter which one you watch Star Trek discovery or the original Star Trek you can't deny Gene Roddenberry had a vision and others help bring his vision to life and help improve upon what he originally intended he ever want to see which I prefer to read the two books by William Shatner Star Trek TV Memoirs is Star Trek movie Memoirs and you understand the history of the Star Trek franchise and what it took to get it to screen and on TV and the ignorance of people of the time when it came out thank you and thank you for this up here John delancey's Q hadn't been one of the more interesting characters to be created for the Star Trek universe he went from being a man of God to be in somewhat understanding of humans thank you for this again happy holidays everyone🎄👍
and got to have fun as Discord
Classic John deLancie
"... *still* as hilarious as always..."? This episode aired in 1996 - 23 years ago.
I suppose that was "still in Voyager"...
"I was assuming Riker would get this command."
Later on, summons Riker aboard. Nice bit of foreshadowing there.
ooo facial art how very wilderness of you🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The addition of John De Lancie as "Q" was one of THE best character decisions Star Trek ever made. Every episode he is in is always highly memorable with some downright funny moments. They made sure not to over-play Q's involvement, as it can be disastrous to any franchise to have too much participation or to focus too much on any character that can never be defeated.
IMO it's up there with them creating the Borg.
@@greenrefrigerator Yep, the Borg was another fantastic character creation the writers included in the Trek franchise but unlike most characters, the Borg posed the greatest threat to all life (except maybe species 8472). They were as unique as the 'Q'.
You can only "win" against Q when you have really high charisma. That's what made Picard so awesome.
@@greenrefrigerator yeah, and remember, the introduction of the Borg was a Q episode, and I felt it was really one of the better Q episodes, showing the malevolent side of Q.
Gene Roddenberry created Q because Paramount executives and Gene Roddenberry fought over Encounter at Farpoint being a 1 hour or a 2 hour premier. Gene was dead set against it... so the 1 hour version was mainly written by D.C. Fontana and had zero Q in it. Gene took it and made it two hours and in doing that he made the Q character.
I like the expression on Tuvok’s face when he first appears back. You can tell he’s thinking, “I cannot make logic out of what just happened. "
Illogical! Illogical! Illogical! Illogical!
Logic is SO over-rated...
Janeway's reaction to Q's female captain comment was PRICELESS.
@John Doe Even odder as they can't possible have a gender in a fashion remotely close to humanoid standards.
The comment on Chakotay's tattoos being very wilderness stuck out too. I wonder if Q represents Western Civilization.
@John Doe snide remarks to annoy them.
@John Doe Pretty sure he's just trying to push Janeway's buttons. Q does that. So far the only one who has taken the bait has been Sisko.
He is not. He pushes to get a reaction. She handled him much better than Picard did and didn’t give him the rise he wanted. Hence he made friends with her while he was always pushing the buttons of Picard and Riker.
"Is this a ship of the Valkyries?" LOL!!!!!!
blockmasterscott If that ever happens, there goes the neighbour hood.
I wish I understood the inside joke there... What's a "ship of the Valkyries?"
@@johnw2026 Crew consisting of females only. It's even funnier given today's world.
@@Fusren oh. Ok. 🙂
That joke could’ve worked with Amazons as well.
Q is a classic troll, don't read too deep into his female captain comment because the look he got from Janeway was exactly what he wanted.
Q is an equal opportunity troll. He trolls everyone.
@@traviselrod7803 Until punched in the face.
Just remember how he tore into Warf
@@JhenMaster Eaten any good books lately?
He tried to troll Captain Sisko…once.
Q: "Has Jean-Luc been whispering about me behind my back?"
Janeway: "No, more of shouting, swearing, and throwing furniture..."
Q: "No that's Movie-Picard. I'm more familiar with TV show-Picard."
Q's appearance always made everything so much better!
Say what you will about Q. He was NEVER boring.
As a true blue fan of the STAR TREK world, I couldn't agree with you more. Any idea if we'll be seeing him in any of the new 'PICARD" TV series?
Yeah I remember that final episode. Well thanks for the information.
He made me laugh once. I will never forget it.
Commander Sisko may dissagree...with his fists!!!
I always thought it was such a great pairing Kate Mulgrew and John De Lancie - they were such good friends for 15 years before the show, and the fact that Mulgrew was the one that lobbied Rick Berman hard to have De Lancie guest on Voyager.
I never knew this. Their great chemistry on screen makes a lot of sense knowing that.
That's awesome if she did that. De Lancie owns every scene he's in. almost every other actor becomes a supporting character in his scenes.
@@nuclearwinter391 Very much like Andreas Katsulas from B5 and as Tomolok.
@@burstcity3832 oh hell yeah. He was magnetic too, effortless. Awesome actor, great series. They don't make series like this any more.
@@burstcity3832it’s a shame they couldn’t find a role for Peter Jurassic to play in Star Trek
I love that the Q, omnipotent, omnipresent, all powerful beings, still don’t tell themselves the future and makes bets
I don't believe the Q are omnipresent. They can be anywhere, but they are not everywhere.
Q: The arrogance, the sarcasm and the way he gloats as he walks throughout the room as he shows off by the snap of his fingers and puts everyone in their place... I love it...!!!
And yet, I feel like there's always these subtle hints that Q is on our side no matter how alien and uncaring and bullying he may seem.
He keeps his favourite entertainers somewhat save atleast @@MLaak86
@@MLaak86 I think Q thought humans would eventually evolve into Q. Hinted, "The trial never ends." The trial is becoming a Q and holding the universe together.
The combination of Q and Janeway is bloody fantastic!!!
Mulgrew and DeLancie play so well off each other.
"I bet Riker would get this command." :D No, not yet. But actually a good reference for the Titan in "Nemesis".
Riker could have had any number of commands any number of times. He wanted one, and only one for a while.
Guaran-damn-tee you Riker wouldn't have gotten them stuck in the Delta Quadrant.
There's another good one that got cut from the episode, when Q was talking about how SuicidalQ effected things he says that without SuicidalQ Tuvok would have been Chief Engineer on the Enterprise D. Time Russ auditioned for the role of Geordi.
Maybe riker should have taken could of voyager instead of the titan after leaving the enterprise
Janeway's sigh of relief with the men are brought back....Q..hate him or love him...he is the bomb!
You know, I REALLY paid attention to this clip and just now noticed all of Kate's subtle face expressions and gestures while John De Lancie was talking, and realized just how good an actress she is.
I _love_ the mortified quick head turn at 0:58 when John De Lancie casually mentions the men disappearing as attempted suicide. The professional version of "wait, what!?"
They do say "acting is reacting" and anytime someone does a great performance, I always notice how much the other actors sell that performance.
Agree! I love how she speaks as well. Great character and actress, though the writing was all over the place in Voyager.
I remember thinking that this was going to be a painful episode, but it ended up being very engaging. Quinn's dilemma and the revelations about the Continuum were very interesting.
"Has Jean-Luc being whispered behind my back?" :D But I think, Sisko could've warned her, while the Voyager was docked at DS9 in "Caretaker".
Marc Ziegenhain she said earlier in this episode that she and every other captain in starfleet have been briefed about Q's appearances aboard the Enterprise (when she thought it was the other Q)
Im sure starfleet has a hole file about the Q
"If Q shows up, punch him in the face and he'll never annoy you again." - Sisko
@@KEVMAN7987 "...but only if you've got wormhole aliens backing you up." ;-) .
@@jimtaylor294 yeah, it's a shame the link/relationship (if any) between the Q and the prophets was never expanded on.
Trek likes to use a lot of deus ex machina via ultra-powerful beings but they never seem to interact.
I loved the episode where Capt. Janeway was in the bath and Q suddenly appeared in there with her! Absolutely hilarious! I always loved Q and Kath!
Q episodes are the best.
Always.
This whole scene cracked me up. All I could hear out of Janeway's mind was:
"The absolute AUDACITY of this species!" and "How in the HELL did Picard muster the strength to deal with this??"
I'm guessing something more like "Oh geez... if even half of what I've heard it accurate, we're in for a lot of 'Ah, shit...' moments." Of course, Janeway would phrase it more eloquently. 😂😂
John DeLancie brings such a great persona to Q
This was one of my favorite Voyager episodes.
Mine too. The other Q was awesome too. Such a different, calm person. Not like Q. It was a good choice by the actor.
Q was so great, I loved his character!
Q: I guess that's what we get for having a _woman_ in the captains seat
Janeway: I will skin you alive
Not until she has her daily coffee....
"Ooh, facial art, how very wilderness of you." lol
Q: The only character who doesn't pronounce Picard's name as "John-Luke".
Mon capitaine!
And he uses moi (me in french) too.
I like the scene in Tapestry where Q pretends to be a flower delivery man and pronounces it "John-Luck Pickerd".
To be fair, Americans did invent warp drive. Also, a Frenchman with a British accent? Did England win the Hundred Years War in their universe, and if so, how come they have a Napoleon?
@@hhale im not too informative about Picard's past, but maybe he was raised with people who had an English accent? Just because he's a Frenchman doesn't automatically give him a french accent. But my answer can be easily shot down by someone more knowledgeable about Picard so idk
He just has so much fun with this part.
Can't wait for Jean-Luc to bump into Q again in that new show of his. It's bound to be EPIC and/or have some clips we'll be quoting for years also.
There in nothing epic in ST: Picard.
Are you kidding.
He couldn't say nor do half what he did in the real ST shows.
Too many people being offended and too much ideology to push on a character who's most obvious character trait is offending and pushing boundries.
"Hello Admiral! Have you met my son before? Oh the boy is wonderful! He has always wanted to spend time with Uncle Jean-Luc!"
I love the specific edit of this clip. The ending is perfect.
Yay, I got a heart
John deLancie, delightful as ever as Q.
Love me some John De Lancie. He played such a likeable and charismatic character as Q. Also had a little crush on him as a teenager during TNG era. 🥰
Q is a fun time waiting to happen whenver he visits. 😂
His reaction to Chakotay was hilarious 😂
Q is one of my favorite Star Trek characters
The whole scene is amazing! “Facial art! Ooo! How very wilderness of you!”
Dishes Janeway as a 'female' captain, then wonders if they finally got rid of the males... classic Q.
Q is the classic archetype of an internet troll. He obviously doesn't have any true sexist beliefs about females (more accurate to say he doubts humanity's capabilities as a whole, male or female), but he knows what buttons to push to get a reaction.
Janeway: Q? Can you get us back home?
Q: Hold my beer
Watching this has made me realize that we never ever got a jokey "Q meets Doctor Smith" cameo moment in this series. Imagine if we'd let them both write their own dialogue.
If you think about it it's pretty funny that Q snaps his fingers every time he performs his magic. How lovely that power would be.
But IS he actually snapping his fingers? I only say that because there was an episode that brought up the fact Qs do things appearance-wise that our minds can comprehend (the Q civil war episode). He might be doing something that appears to us as something simple like him snapping his fingers, when in reality it's something else entirely, like maybe it's some weird energy ripple or something lol.
@@OfLegendBorn That would make sense.
@@OfLegendBorn In the book I,Q he explains that he doesn't have to do that, but it gives it a little bit more flair. He likes to be theatrical because he always wants to be the center of attention:):)
Holy shit just like Discord!
It's not really magic. Q's abilities are as natural to him as breathing air is to humans. His powers only seem magical and godlike because there is no species as advanced as the Q.
Does everyone remember when Sisko punches Q in the face, ahh good times.
It was the only time Q showed up on the station. DS9 was a completely different show and De Lancie knew he had no chemistry with Brooks. Thankfully the same could not be said for Majel Roddenberry and Rene.
Good times was when Q made Picard jump across the time to solve a puzzle.
I always wondered why he did nothing after saying “ ah good, you’re much more easily provoked”
"I'm not Picard"
@Robert LaRoque Exactly. After seeing Sisko punch Q (which was hilarious) I expected Q to turn him into a worm or something.
I was really hoping at 1:10 Q was about to say "I see they're filming these shows with much better cameras now."
TNG was shot on 35mm film, didn't get any better with voyager
It's kind of funny in retrospect, the move to video tape, and then later standard definition digital has actually turned out worse in the long term. Film can be rescanned at much better resolution, but everything between that and modern digital is just stuck in pixellated limbo.
When I first started watching Star Trek Voyager I was beginning to wonder when Janeway and the others would meet Q after all the appearances he made in Star Trek TNG and only once on Star Trek DS9 so I figured it would only be a matter of time before the biggest pest in the galaxy would grace Voyager's decks and as far as I can remember they meet him 3 times the first time was when they found that member of the Continuum inside that comet, the Second time was when he appeared on Voyager again and asked Janeway to be the mother of his child and that there was a civil war going on in the Continuum quite literally and figuratively as the war was causing super novas all over the place and the Q were all dressed up as civil war soldiers and the last time was when Q sent his son to stay on Voyager for a while and he caused even more problems for Janeway and everyone else like getting Icheb in trouble and putting Voyager into another conflict with the Borg which apparently the Contiuum didn't like as Q stated 'If the Contiuum asked you once they asked you a thousand times DON'T PROVOKE THE BORG' and I wonder exactly how many times he did that and as far as I can remember that was the last time we ever saw Q.
This episode was amazing and so funny too
This is one of the best trek episodes. Very thought provoking as true Trek is supposed to be.
You know I'm surprised that with this episode Q didn't help returning Voyager to the Alpha Quadrant faster even though the Continuum did try bribing Janeway to they're favor to deal with that Q they beamed out of that comet.
Q does appreciate luttle nuisances of humanity not the whole thing but the little stuff
Love the chemistry between these two: actually Kate and John had already been close friends for years before she even took this role. Kind of fun to see them working together and I'm sure they had fun doing it.
I'm just saying it would be funny to have seen one male crewman reappear just to have them screaming in terror about a universe filled with prawns
Had to be my favorite episode.
As much as i liked q in tng, i really enjoyed episodes in voyager. ^^ Suprised he didnt show up in enterprise.
1:00 - It's "Q-icide" surely?
Chakotay: Captain?
Janeway: *don't get me started*
Q's "ship of the valkyries" appears to be the inspiration for Star Trek Discovery and Strange New Worlds 🤭
😚
She was one of my favorite characters in Star Trek
"Humans aren't supposed to be in this quadrant for another hundred years." - Q
I thought the Continuum was supposed to fix errors like that, so shouldn't Q have immediately returned Voyager to the Badlands?
The deed is done, they're not gonna mess with it. Q finally got the message apparently. Unless allowed, and is asked for it.
Voyager was already headed back to the Alpha Quandrant before Q showed up so there'd be no reason for the Continuum to interfere other than helping speed up the journey. Besides Q offered to take the crew home but Janeway declined.
Q has and always will be the best! ^^
I Imagine ever starfleet captain dreads the thought of even meeting Q
Q,the rich bad guy
Besides Picard, Janeway was the best to be a foil for Q, her facial expressions alone. Additionally the two had good chemistry
The facial art line cracks me up every time. 😂
Q had never met the men on Voyager but was still able to bring them back with a snap of his fingers. Neat trick, to say the least.
Well the Q are said to be relatively omnipotent and omniscient after all, even if it did take him a second to realise they were only women left on the bridge. Although I've often wondered if he doesn't in fact just act surprised, when he appears to be, so as to be more relatable to mortals who of course don't have infinite knowledge and power over Space and Time. Btw that last bit would be how he knew about the various men who had disappeared from Voyager before he arrived. You're welcome.
@@dartharaneus67 He's definitely not omniscient as he is often surprised to find out what others are thinking. True omniscience would entail knowing absolutely everything including the thoughts of every being in the universe. Q are powerful, but there are limits.
"How very wilderness of you" lol
How very wilderness of you :-)
I Miss the Times of this Series my friends. Thanks.
Would love to read the starfeet report from one of the men that disappeared...on where they disappeared to.
Captain Janeway's face @ 0:30
Me: OHHHH SHIEET! XD
That's the Janeway Death Glare. If she'd directed it at anything other than a Q, they would have been incinerated.
Kirk-Hero
Picard-Diplomat
Sisko-Soldier
Janeway-Scientist
What ever STD is doing-WTF?
being blamd garbage and pandering to nostalgia, as corporations are wont to do
@@kenetickups6146 pandering to nostalgia? No, pandering to woke virtue signalling social justice warriors is more like it. Remember Toxic Masculinity? Ugh.
Robert Fortier wokeness by corporations is just there to sheild from the fact that they put no effort into anythign, same with all the nostalgia pandering of kurtzment trek
And seth mcfarlane. Standuper.
*Archer - Explorer
Excellent clip. Thanks for the laugh.
0:34
We all want to say that
“Or have your women finally decided to do away with your men?” Like it’s the implied inevitable future lmfaooo
I love how the Q (all of them) will go out of their way to act "human" despite the fact that they are as omniscient as we can understand them to be. Exemples here: Q "noticing" the all-female crew mid-conversation, or looking around and asking questions to confirm information even though he shouldn't have to do any of that. I believe the Q understand just how confusing and annoying conversing with mortals would be for them if they talked to them like they probably do among themselves (Q to Q).
Janeway & Q are soo siblings!
Q: makes a funny remark on janeway beeing captain
mama bear: glazes with malicious intent
I'm very glad he was able to redeem hisself after that horrid absolutely unforgivable stint with Loll
This episode is where Q really changes as a being.
There are a 101 things I hated about Voyager but Q and Janeway did have chemistry. I think Janeway may have humored Q more than Picard or Sisko due to her situation. Q was one of the few forces she KNEW could get her ship home immediately.
This whole episode was among the best of Voyager and a rare case of Voyager truly capturing what made Star Trek great.
still processing the way John de Lancie pronounces "suicide"
As always, Q dominates the scene. Could it be his shining super nova personality?
Q is big and strong.
I love this character in any startrek series, he's hilarious
HOW VERY WILDERNESS OF YOU
Lol I gotta watch this episode! Q is off the chain!
0:43. Intrigued by that expression. I always thought it was one of vulnerability, tinged with a fear she was about to become a target of this god-like creature.
"Let me guess, you were trying to commit suicide"
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I wouldve loved an episode where we got to see Q (from ST:TNG) sparring verbally with 7 of 9!
hehe...of all the things in the universe, Q is intrigued by facial art. Truly unpredictable
Voyager was Gilligan's Island in space. Janeway was Gilligan.
Janeways the skipper. Chakotay is Gilligan
By far Q is my favorite character. I wish he played a bigger roll in all the series.
I'm glad they kept Q to a minimum. If he shows up too often then it becomes the 'persuade Q to fix things' show.
@@voteDC I get that.. But a few more episodes of Q meddling would have been pretty good. My favorite was when Ben Sisko punched him in the face. "You hit me. Picard never hit me😳" 😆
If Q are omniscient they should have KNOWN VOYAGER would be there.
Q has a history of hanging out with Starfleet personnels over the past few years from Picard to Janeway and now, the Cerritos Crew and in the future, he would mock Picard again, now old and retired
And to think. Q um that is our Q from TNG A will aparantly be facing his own DEATH decades later.... As we will see in season 2 of PICARD!!
Even Q's charm cant make her worthwhile 😆😅🤣
Q太可爱了！
Q the mouth running machine, I love him!
I love delancy here, but also: Q who wants to die. Such a fucking good story.
Captain Janeway Meet Q
Oh Marklar, what have you marklar this marklar?!?!
Man he is in love with Picard.