Can we appreciate how wholesome it is the way Data treats Q? Everyone treats Q with annoyance but Data is incapable of being annoyed by Q so he only reacts to his obviously unreasonable suggestions with naive patient honesty, but it’s to this Q can only respond to with an actual answer. Essentially Data gets the best and least destructive relationship out of Q because he’s the only one who doesn’t treat him negatively. Which was kind of the lesson Q was trying to impart before he introduced them to the Borg.
@@umbraemilitos Interesting, I never thought of that. I guess the punishment of Q being human was that since he was as detached from humanity as Data, only he made almost no effort to understand it, it took something[one] like Data to provide that bridge for him to begin effectively communicating with humanity. The best part about it though is that with Q being completely detached from anything resembling the limits of nearly all life forms, he was able to think, 'outside the box', to which LaForge was able to adapt his ridiculous idea to a smaller scale that was usable. I guess the moral of the story is that sometimes the completely irrational can make sense.
@@michaelesposito2629 Well, in Q's case, he probably could, normally. But that still probably fell under the list of, "shit Q's are not supposed to do."
for some reason I just really like that fact that Q mentions how Dr. Crusher was gone for season 2. It's continuity like that which brings a smile to my face
Yes... I wish Disney would follow through with their continuity when they buy franchises like Marvel Comics. I give up sometimes dealing with their lack of respect for bygone events. #neverforget
@@jakep1979 not,,, really? she left to work elsewhere in starfleet, and ended up coming back to the enterprise a year or two later. a leave of absence every character knows about isn't rly a 4th wall lol
"I'm sure your patients recover quickly, just to get away from you" I will use this on a medical professional at some point. I don't know when but it will happen.
i have issues tht cause me to get wounds and the treatment is painful anywy i used that line and they didnt get it so i ended up feeling like a dick and having to explain.
Q: "I think I just hurt my back. I'm feeling pain. I don't like it. What's the right thing to say, 'ow'?" Data and Geordi: "Ow" Q: (emphasizing) "Ow"! Ok, am I the only person who thinks it's funny every time Q says ow? I mean, I believed him when he said he thought he'd hurt his back, but he sure nailed expressing his pain
Q displays a very in-depth understanding of the functions of the universe. This scene is probably the best example of how his omnipotence actually works. He doesn’t just dream up a Mariachi band. He constructs human beings of Mexican origins from the atoms level up, plants the mental path ways in their brains to both know how to play and play for him, constructs them and his own avatar to appear on the bridge of the enterprise at the same time, with their instruments and starts playing. It’s why Picard saying to Q he isn’t God because the universe is not so poorly designed is bullsh-t. And why scientific explanations of how the universe works can disprove the existence of God (Not saying I believe but it’s impossible to disprove) because any all knowing, all powerful being is capable of not only designing the universes functions down beyond the atom level to work perfectly, but to make it appear naturally occurring and self sustaining as well. It also ties into the Q provoking humanity to evolve not by their technology, but opening their minds to new possibilities and improving themselves and their understanding of the world around them. They’ve seen the blueprints for creation, and can make changes on a whim.
I really like how they wrote Q. He's kind of a villain, but he has his moment. The gift he gave Data at the end of one episode (was it this one?) was the sweetest thing ever and there's so many moments where he's both a dick and funny. I like him.
"I've never eaten before.... what should I order?" "Well, counselor Troi orders chocolate.... it seems to have a pleasing effect." "I want 10 chocolate sundaes." _turns to Data_ "I'm in a terrible mood... and besides, since I've never eaten before I might be quite hungry."
I don't remember where, but I am sure it has been mentioned at least once that replicated food is nutritionally balanced, so you can eat literally anything and get exactly the right amount of nutrition without overbearing differences in taste. Certain food items are often remarked as being noticeably different from non-replicated goods (such as alcohol) but are overall near perfect replicas.
Well Q has control of time too. God knows how many times he's screwed up by doing that and forces a do-over. Probably why the Continuum got upset... well, part of the long list. Redoing time like that must be equivalent to you using the hot water while they're in the shower.
@@Ridgwaycer No, a Q would change the gravitational constant. He's mortal and doesn't have the powers of a Q in this episode. He was stripped for misconduct.
It wouldn't be a long wait if he'd actually eaten those ten chocolate sundaes.... (I just thought of this, and I can't resist, my sincere apologies:) *WE ARE THE BORG. LACTOSE IS IRRELEVANT.*
You should check out the Studio C sketch parodying Star Trek, it's called "It could Work, Theoretically". Someone brings up an idea with lots of technobabble, and the poor engineer keeps saying "It could work hypothetically" and then whatever they try just makes things worse.
....... McCOY?! HAH! They'd probably get drunk on Tennessee whisky. It's such a shame though..... I think Q and McCoy would've been so much fun to see together.
Oh I don't know, I wouldn't mind being subjected to crushers bed side manner for a few weeks. Might even ask her about a bit of malpractice if you know what I mean... 😁
I always had fun imagining what Dr. Crusher would think of one of us if we were somehow able to enter their universe in the future. I could imagine her abject horror at seeing my middle-aged (youngish for them) collapsing discs, healed fractures and breaks from a life of working. In her report to Picard she'd tell him that ancient Terrans were incredibly tough, how she couldn't imagine the pain but how it felt 'normal' to me, and that there were several issues of degradation that she was able to fix that in my time would have required what she'd consider 'medieval surgery' under the knife.
If you understood what you are/this is you would whine also. It's hardly believable that any beings would live in such a manner under such a rigged environment for futility. What Hawking was worried about when an advanced race of beings found this planet wake up look around please.
Q: Jean-Luc, I've just been through a horrid experience. I felt some kind of sickening pressure in my lower body. After I sat down, it was almost as if some kind of demon...burst out from my body! It was...wretched and foul smelling! Picard: You ate something before that, didn't you? Q: ...Was that...extraction?! Picard: [smirks and nods] Q: How disgusting! At least I can give humanity one complement. Any chair can take care of that mess. Picard: Wait. You mean you didn't do this in a lavatory? Q: No! I happened right in 10 forward. Picard: Oh dear God...
this episode and most of all this scene cracks me up!! Bev surely had her time while squeezing the pain out from Q´s back... and then that look after - Maybe you´re hungry, like as if she said with that look : huh you moron! . I can´t stop laughing everytime I watch it xD
That was the original plan for the third Star Trek movie, but then, they stuck Q in Voyager. The Nemesis was originally supposed to be connected to Tasha Yar and wind that story up, too.
I vote "no" on getting more Q, I think the show had more than enough of him. I vote "maybe" on Peter David; I like some of the stuff he did with characters like the Hulk in comics, but I don't recall any of his Star Trek credits, and the main thing I know of him doing TV-wise is a fairly crappy episode of Babylon 5 (and there aren't many of those).
@@EnvisionerWill David wrote some entertaining STNG novels, which were much better than the Hollywood movies. But then he wrote them for true fans, not to satisfy some studio executives.
Funny thing: the gravitational constant of the universe has a very high margin of error. It is the least well known fundamental constants of the universe. Also concepts like dark matter would be obsolete if we could presume the gravitational constant not to be constant at every place (which itself is a dubious assumption) So, Q playing around with the gravitational constant could explain all this.
Everything is constant unless somthing is manipulating it. Gravtational force is not even constant across the face of the Earth. It is known that Gravity is affected by mass (or created by it) through the distortion in space caused by mass. Dark matter simply accounts for the distortions in places where we cannot detect matter. The gravitational constant is the extent to which space is altered by mass.
I've told this story on other videos, but I was on the same flight as her right after the show ended. She looked better in person than she did on screen
@@InfernosReaper It had more to do with the many times that Q had messed around with them. It would be difficult not to feel at least a little bit resentful.
I really hope they include Q in the new Star Trek Picard show. It wouldn't be the same without him. He was on of those characters that could always be anywhere in any time. He's like the linchpin of the franchise. It's a shame they never included him in Enterprise.
@@Appiration To be fair Discord and Q are basically the same being as confirmed by the actor and show makers, funny to think that Discord is just the Pony universe version of Q.
@@DeathlordSlavik I always felt that Discord was Q who would just jump between both universes to entertain himself with his antics towards both Starfleet and the Mane 6 at his leisure.
Having had the exact kind of back trouble he's experiencing it is actually that painful, you bend down then go to bend back up and everything just LOCKS in your back, embarrassing too.
Yes you can, it is called warp technology for a reason. However in our current scientific knowledge, although the equtions sound alright, the energy needed exceedes evrything the entire universe itself can produce... Hence why we won't be able to have warp tech, at least for a while.
@@quoniam426 Actually, they've been able to get the energy requirements down to the mass-energy equivalence of the Voyager 1 spacecraft. That's still 64,881,136,353,011 megajoules, in otherwards a metric fuckton of energy, but it's not that far out of reach. You'd just need a sufficiently large supercapacitor bank (which is what the primary component of an Alcubierre Drive basically is anyway) and a decently large fusion reactor to charge it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcubierre_drive#Mass-energy_requirement
I haven't watched it myself yet, but the latest series has Picard and Q becoming good friends. There's one scene that will make you cry like a little schoolgirl.
If by some quirk of the universe there are omnipotent beings and they're made to inhabit human bodies above the age of 35 against their will, I guarantee they will not be spared backpain.
@@andypetrovich2155 Enterprise was just as Trek as any of the others. You may not like it or the fact it's a prequel, but there was nothing "non-trek" about it. It even had quite a few classic "moral dilemma" type episodes which were very TNG-ish.
Gravity is arguably not real anyway. More like a by-product of another force. Gravity is a VERY weak force in the universe. If you had a ten pound ball, you could pick it up in spite of the entire planet pulling on it. Imagine if that ball was made of iron and the planet was a magnet, could you pick it up? Gravity is a very weak force.
Basic knowledge of the physic of an orbital trajectory helps a lot too. At least a lot more than nitpicking about mass vs. gravity constant. Long story short change one or the other => problem solved.
I need a *meme* that says, "Maybe you're hungry" a thousand times. Very interesting inflection, Dr. Crusher. Let's hear it again: 2:38 (Thumbs up if this becomes a meme)
Of course , Q forgot that changing the Gravitational constant of the Universe by the most infinitesimal number would lead all Matter to essentially cease to be .
of course Q hurt his back from carrying every episode he was on
It would have been worse, but Riker helped carry the load.
Except the pilot
Brilliant
"Just change the gravitational constant of the universe"
Me when I'm coding
Seems legit.
G = Rand()
I really like the conversations between Q and data
Me too. DATA was the best in TNG.
That’s why Q gives Data the gift of laughter at the end of the episode.
I'd watch a spinoff with Data and Q as roommates
@@skknireeker9073 definitely
It's pronounced data, not data
Can we appreciate how wholesome it is the way Data treats Q? Everyone treats Q with annoyance but Data is incapable of being annoyed by Q so he only reacts to his obviously unreasonable suggestions with naive patient honesty, but it’s to this Q can only respond to with an actual answer. Essentially Data gets the best and least destructive relationship out of Q because he’s the only one who doesn’t treat him negatively. Which was kind of the lesson Q was trying to impart before he introduced them to the Borg.
That is a good lesson in general.
I mean, Q was also naive. He genuinely thought you could change the gravitational constant. And Data answered logically
Data was perhaps almost as detached from humanity as Q. The difference is that he tried to understand them.
@@umbraemilitos Interesting, I never thought of that. I guess the punishment of Q being human was that since he was as detached from humanity as Data, only he made almost no effort to understand it, it took something[one] like Data to provide that bridge for him to begin effectively communicating with humanity.
The best part about it though is that with Q being completely detached from anything resembling the limits of nearly all life forms, he was able to think, 'outside the box', to which LaForge was able to adapt his ridiculous idea to a smaller scale that was usable. I guess the moral of the story is that sometimes the completely irrational can make sense.
@@michaelesposito2629 Well, in Q's case, he probably could, normally. But that still probably fell under the list of, "shit Q's are not supposed to do."
for some reason I just really like that fact that Q mentions how Dr. Crusher was gone for season 2. It's continuity like that which brings a smile to my face
Steve Smith #Qcontinuum
Yes... I wish Disney would follow through with their continuity when they buy franchises like Marvel Comics. I give up sometimes dealing with their lack of respect for bygone events. #neverforget
He did it with Riker's beard too. Apparently Q was the only one to notice things like that.
Q sort of broke the 4th wall there.
@@jakep1979 not,,, really? she left to work elsewhere in starfleet, and ended up coming back to the enterprise a year or two later. a leave of absence every character knows about isn't rly a 4th wall lol
"Q says he has hurt his back."
"...uh huh."
Always gets a chuckle
Lol I love her in this scene
0:30
"What's the right thing to say? Ow?"
"Ow."
"OW!"
That was what I call a heart felt Ow!
They can't even change the gravitational constant. How primitive.
I did that last night.
I do that every morning by doing my wake up fart. They're all so primitive aren't they.
Pfff they're only a type 2 civilization.
@@Rikard_A I do it twice a day...right after I take a piss...
You are smart. You make it go.
The extra nod/face scrunch Beverly gives Q when saying "Maybe you're hungry" is my favorite thing ever
I'm get such a thrill finding your comments on the same random videos I look at it too. Love this episode.
What I love more is that Q nods back. He could have suspected that she was being sarcastic but he took it at face value.
I loved the eye roll and the "Now what" a second before
@@jeffpettit3119
Lol yeah. It's funny but I think this the cutest crusher moment for me in the whole series. Love her expressions in this scene
Hello is this my favorite SNES youtuber commenting on a Star Trek video?
"I'm sure your patients recover quickly, just to get away from you"
I will use this on a medical professional at some point. I don't know when but it will happen.
Extra big diameter syringe.
OH NO. get the fkin syringe away.
Paraphrasing Q is veritable fountain of good ideas as well as Picard
Boy, how often do u get hurt?!
i have issues tht cause me to get wounds and the treatment is painful anywy i used that line and they didnt get it so i ended up feeling like a dick and having to explain.
"Q" was awesome loved every episode with him in it
especially the #Mariachi
Jon de Lancie was brilliant in this role.
Yeah he really could spice thing up 😄
So did I.
The first appearance in “Encounter at Farpoint” I found more annoying. His returns later in the series were much more entertaining.
I love the way Dr. Crusher was removing Q's back spasm- painfully, and she looking like she enjoyed it.
This scene alone kind of makes me ship Q and Crusher...that "bantering" was rather adorable...What should we call it...Qsher?CrushQ?
I'm surprised she didn't go and get a rubber mallet.
Q: "I think I just hurt my back. I'm feeling pain. I don't like it. What's the right thing to say, 'ow'?"
Data and Geordi: "Ow"
Q: (emphasizing) "Ow"!
Ok, am I the only person who thinks it's funny every time Q says ow? I mean, I believed him when he said he thought he'd hurt his back, but he sure nailed expressing his pain
What's funny is that he really is trying to help and almost seemed apologetic once he understood the true problem.
And that he knows what's probably the cause.
@@JnEricsonx He's probably seen it thousands of times. May have even caused it a few times just out of curiosity..
Q displays a very in-depth understanding of the functions of the universe. This scene is probably the best example of how his omnipotence actually works. He doesn’t just dream up a Mariachi band. He constructs human beings of Mexican origins from the atoms level up, plants the mental path ways in their brains to both know how to play and play for him, constructs them and his own avatar to appear on the bridge of the enterprise at the same time, with their instruments and starts playing. It’s why Picard saying to Q he isn’t God because the universe is not so poorly designed is bullsh-t. And why scientific explanations of how the universe works can disprove the existence of God (Not saying I believe but it’s impossible to disprove) because any all knowing, all powerful being is capable of not only designing the universes functions down beyond the atom level to work perfectly, but to make it appear naturally occurring and self sustaining as well. It also ties into the Q provoking humanity to evolve not by their technology, but opening their minds to new possibilities and improving themselves and their understanding of the world around them. They’ve seen the blueprints for creation, and can make changes on a whim.
Geordi could have thanked him for his input, but he's not the nicest member of the crew, and also Q definitely does owe them one.
I've always liked Gates McFadden's demeanor as Dr. Crusher. Her character is absolutely believable.
I really like how they wrote Q. He's kind of a villain, but he has his moment. The gift he gave Data at the end of one episode (was it this one?) was the sweetest thing ever and there's so many moments where he's both a dick and funny. I like him.
He lightened up as the series went by. He became more comical, and funnier.
He was a villain in his first debut, but overtime became more of an annoyance than anything. Sometimes even an anit-hero.
"I've never eaten before.... what should I order?"
"Well, counselor Troi orders chocolate.... it seems to have a pleasing effect."
"I want 10 chocolate sundaes." _turns to Data_ "I'm in a terrible mood... and besides, since I've never eaten before I might be quite hungry."
And when the arrived he wasn't hungry anymore lol
hehe yea i remember that :)
@Daniel Appleton they can stop and reverse most diseases/ailments
@Daniel Appleton Probably fake healty replicated ice cream.
I don't remember where, but I am sure it has been mentioned at least once that replicated food is nutritionally balanced, so you can eat literally anything and get exactly the right amount of nutrition without overbearing differences in taste. Certain food items are often remarked as being noticeably different from non-replicated goods (such as alcohol) but are overall near perfect replicas.
Montgomery Scott could change the gravitational constant on his lunch hour , aye sir 😂👍
John de Lancie - one of my favorite actors of all time, EVER.
He plays the part very well. 🤣
Q being a mere mortal still makes me giggle whenever I've seen this episode.
i want beverley crusher in her prime to whisper to me "maybe youre hungry"
Hungry for Beverley
*bonk*
I met her at a convention and she told me she would see me at the physical!
Obviously I was the only one she’d ever said that to….. :D
"Simple. Change the gravitational constant of the universe." lol if it was that easy xD
Man imagine being an engineer on the day Q does that.
And yet Geordi figures out a way to do that, which might give a hint as to how the Q could do it themselves.
Well Q has control of time too.
God knows how many times he's screwed up by doing that and forces a do-over.
Probably why the Continuum got upset... well, part of the long list. Redoing time like that must be equivalent to you using the hot water while they're in the shower.
@@Ridgwaycer
No, a Q would change the gravitational constant. He's mortal and doesn't have the powers of a Q in this episode. He was stripped for misconduct.
@@drmayeda1930 I'm well aware.
My point was that this may have given a hint as to how Q could change the Gravitational Constant.
Geordi is trying to say that changing the gravitational constant of the universe is beyond our capabilities.
Wait until he has to take a dump
Lmao
how do the three sea shells work Captain? jk.
Constipated Q calling for medical
He wasn't human long enough- his family took him back.
It wouldn't be a long wait if he'd actually eaten those ten chocolate sundaes....
(I just thought of this, and I can't resist, my sincere apologies:)
*WE ARE THE BORG. LACTOSE IS IRRELEVANT.*
"You know? This might work..."
I love Geordi.
You should check out the Studio C sketch parodying Star Trek, it's called "It could Work, Theoretically". Someone brings up an idea with lots of technobabble, and the poor engineer keeps saying "It could work hypothetically" and then whatever they try just makes things worse.
"You just do it!! "
😂😂 So simple! Love Q!!!
God, Q is amazing. One of the best characters in fiction.
If Q thinks Dr. Crusher's bedside manner was bad, he should go back almost a century and lie on Dr. McCoy's table.
....... McCOY?! HAH! They'd probably get drunk on Tennessee whisky. It's such a shame though..... I think Q and McCoy would've been so much fun to see together.
Pulaski and Q...That sounds like a mess waiting to happen
if Crusher's bedside manner is bad, i can't help but wonder what he would say about the bedside manner of the EMH
Or McCoy.
Wise One1494
Which season?
"I'm sure your patients recover quickly, just to get away from you"
Voilently Agrees.
Oh I don't know, I wouldn't mind being subjected to crushers bed side manner for a few weeks.
Might even ask her about a bit of malpractice if you know what I mean... 😁
And I like that Data is the only one on the ship that can actually explain things to Q
2:08 Look at doctor Crusher's facial expression here... SHE'S GETTING OFF ON THIS !!! Gates McFadden rocks!
The amount of shade in that "uh-huh" is darker than Saggitarius A*
I always had fun imagining what Dr. Crusher would think of one of us if we were somehow able to enter their universe in the future. I could imagine her abject horror at seeing my middle-aged (youngish for them) collapsing discs, healed fractures and breaks from a life of working. In her report to Picard she'd tell him that ancient Terrans were incredibly tough, how she couldn't imagine the pain but how it felt 'normal' to me, and that there were several issues of degradation that she was able to fix that in my time would have required what she'd consider 'medieval surgery' under the knife.
Maybe it's for the best that Q rejoined the continuum. He was a most whiny human.
If you understood what you are/this is you would whine also. It's hardly believable that any beings would live in such a manner under such a rigged environment for futility. What Hawking was worried about when an advanced race of beings found this planet wake up look around please.
He would have made a great SJW.
You would too if you were immortal with no knowledge of hunger, pain, sleep and then all of a sudden you are transformed to be human
But quite entertaining! If you could choose to be any other Creature aside from a Human, what would you choose?
Vulcan
Appreciate this clip shows the whole scene. So many people cut it where he hurts his back..
That moment when Q realises what goes in must come out.....
Q: Jean-Luc, I've just been through a horrid experience. I felt some kind of sickening pressure in my lower body. After I sat down, it was almost as if some kind of demon...burst out from my body! It was...wretched and foul smelling!
Picard: You ate something before that, didn't you?
Q: ...Was that...extraction?!
Picard: [smirks and nods]
Q: How disgusting! At least I can give humanity one complement. Any chair can take care of that mess.
Picard: Wait. You mean you didn't do this in a lavatory?
Q: No! I happened right in 10 forward.
Picard: Oh dear God...
this episode and most of all this scene cracks me up!! Bev surely had her time while squeezing the pain out from Q´s back... and then that look after - Maybe you´re hungry, like as if she said with that look : huh you moron! . I can´t stop laughing everytime I watch it xD
any episode that has Q is a good one, this one is great because we see him having to live as a human
@@jeremybk54 it's great cuz Guinan stabbed him with the dessert fork.. XD
Strangely, in the french version, his voice is rather benevolent.
They should have made an entire STNG movie around the Q character and hired Peter David to write it. That would have been something.
That was the original plan for the third Star Trek movie, but then, they stuck Q in Voyager. The Nemesis was originally supposed to be connected to Tasha Yar and wind that story up, too.
Q was one of the few good things about Voyager.
@@TheSanien until, much like the borg in voyager he was overused to the point that he became more annoying than entertaining.
I vote "no" on getting more Q, I think the show had more than enough of him. I vote "maybe" on Peter David; I like some of the stuff he did with characters like the Hulk in comics, but I don't recall any of his Star Trek credits, and the main thing I know of him doing TV-wise is a fairly crappy episode of Babylon 5 (and there aren't many of those).
@@EnvisionerWill David wrote some entertaining STNG novels, which were much better than the Hollywood movies. But then he wrote them for true fans, not to satisfy some studio executives.
Q never interrupted Data during his explanations, awww -unlike the rest of the crew-
Funny thing: the gravitational constant of the universe has a very high margin of error. It is the least well known fundamental constants of the universe. Also concepts like dark matter would be obsolete if we could presume the gravitational constant not to be constant at every place (which itself is a dubious assumption) So, Q playing around with the gravitational constant could explain all this.
Everything is constant unless somthing is manipulating it.
Gravtational force is not even constant across the face of the Earth. It is known that Gravity is affected by mass (or created by it) through the distortion in space caused by mass. Dark matter simply accounts for the distortions in places where we cannot detect matter. The gravitational constant is the extent to which space is altered by mass.
Gates McFadden is top shelf under any circumstances but for some reason in this scene she looks even hotter than usual.
I've told this story on other videos, but I was on the same flight as her right after the show ended.
She looked better in person than she did on screen
Picard disliked him so damn much! I lost count how many times Picard said GET OFF MY SHIP! LOL!
This has to be the funniest segment I have ever seen!
I do really like this episode. Always gives me a good laugh...and Beverly was always soft on the eyes.
I kinda hated how they were all dicks to Q, kinda proving his point about humans still being dicks.
@@InfernosReaper It had more to do with the many times that Q had messed around with them. It would be difficult not to feel at least a little bit resentful.
That medical device Crusher is using to fix lower back pain has got to be the holy grail of medical science for all back pain sufferers.
The way crusher delivered that last line reminded me of my mother...
Geordi: Redefine gravity
*Walks off on gravitational plated floor*
Actually Dr. Crusher was surprisingly lenient. If she really wanted to make him suffer she would have given him a long and generous cavity search.
In the top ten TNG episodes
This is the best TNG episode ever, I'm surprised people don't see it.
Easily the most fun Trek episode ever
Just going to save that last Dr.crusher clip for personal use...
I've always loved Gates' at times dry sense of humor 💜..... It comes out rather convincingly when she deals with Q.
Simple. Change the gravitational constant of the universe 😂 classic
Miss Gates is such a beautiful woman.
Also: “it’s simple. Change the gravitational force of the universe.”
I really hope they include Q in the new Star Trek Picard show. It wouldn't be the same without him. He was on of those characters that could always be anywhere in any time. He's like the linchpin of the franchise. It's a shame they never included him in Enterprise.
Well, Season 2 of Picard granted your wish 😊
@@JorgeForge We can only wish it didn't.
This does bring up a good point- he may know how to solve an issue, but his method is probably impractical or impossible for anyone not omnipotent.
They have artificial gravity onboard via gravity plating in the decking.
Manipulating gravity at a local level is possible with Starfleet tech.
I love Star Trek TNG Q episodes
“I’ve been under a lot of pressure lately. Family problems.” 😂
Crusher’s “Uh huh” is my typical response when dealing with other people’s BS.
I can't believe his range is from Q to Breaking Bad.
What a fantastic actor.
I can't believe his range is from Q to Breaking Bad to My Little Pony.
What a fantastic actor.
@@Appiration To be fair Discord and Q are basically the same being as confirmed by the actor and show makers, funny to think that Discord is just the Pony universe version of Q.
Don't forget StarGate SG-1. He was an evil NID Colonel.
@@DeathlordSlavik I always felt that Discord was Q who would just jump between both universes to entertain himself with his antics towards both Starfleet and the Mane 6 at his leisure.
Q versus Thanos. Just sit back in your recliner and enjoy !
Aww SNAP
That's hardly a contest is it? Q doesn't need a fancy glove to do parlor tricks.
Q is on a whole nother level from Thanos. Now Q vs Dr. Strange....
How about Q vs Dr Manhattan?
Q would absolutely smoke anyone from the MCU. The only thing that could hurt a Q is another Q.
Love this episode.
2:39 - "Maybe you're hungry." Q needs a Snickers bar. lol
Having had the exact kind of back trouble he's experiencing it is actually that painful, you bend down then go to bend back up and everything just LOCKS in your back, embarrassing too.
you can't EVEN change the gravitational constant of the universe?!
Yes you can, it is called warp technology for a reason.
However in our current scientific knowledge, although the equtions sound alright, the energy needed exceedes evrything the entire universe itself can produce... Hence why we won't be able to have warp tech, at least for a while.
@@quoniam426
Actually, they've been able to get the energy requirements down to the mass-energy equivalence of the Voyager 1 spacecraft. That's still 64,881,136,353,011 megajoules, in otherwards a metric fuckton of energy, but it's not that far out of reach. You'd just need a sufficiently large supercapacitor bank (which is what the primary component of an Alcubierre Drive basically is anyway) and a decently large fusion reactor to charge it.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcubierre_drive#Mass-energy_requirement
@@VestedUTuber Good Lord, it's to get any more nerdy than that paragraph. Well Done.
Worf missed the ideal chance to get his revenge and swep the floor with Q for all his insults.
i feel like q when i explain "Mirror Touch Synestesia" to the people without it
loved that show
Truth is q is a nice guy at heart.
A black hole passing through the solar system would do a lot worse than knocking one moon out of orbit, but oh well.
Q is more fun without his powers!😁
I’m currently watching this episode and it came up in my suggested lol
1:09 Loved Data's wtfrig? face 😂.
🤣1:21 Data: "Jordi is trying to say that changing the gravitational constant of the universe is beyond our capabilities." 🤣
I haven't watched it myself yet, but the latest series has Picard and Q becoming good friends. There's one scene that will make you cry like a little schoolgirl.
I love how she's so annoyed at Q, it's funny. They all know what he's done before while on board.
The sarcasm is dripping from dr crusher lol
If by some quirk of the universe there are omnipotent beings and they're made to inhabit human bodies above the age of 35 against their will, I guarantee they will not be spared backpain.
Remember when Star Trek was Star Trek?
Yeah it was way better than when it was Star Trek mind you it could've been worse, it could have been Star Trek.
I think Star Trek ended with the conclusion of Voyager.
@@andypetrovich2155 Agreed. However, it continues now with Picard.
@@andypetrovich2155 Enterprise was just as Trek as any of the others. You may not like it or the fact it's a prequel, but there was nothing "non-trek" about it. It even had quite a few classic "moral dilemma" type episodes which were very TNG-ish.
@@mikeymcmikeface5599 I think the jury is still out on ST Picard.
Omnipotence to mortal. A good idea is a good idea.
Q first time taking a shit will no doubt be an eye opening experience.
Depending on how bad it is, your eyes will be opening.
Well, in this episode we saw Q hungry, tired and dealing with back spasms. It’s always made me wonder how he dealt with bathroom issues
I remember this part
I think that it was this episode that towards the end that when Q left he had given Data the ability to laugh!
"Your bedside manner is admirable, Doctor. I am sure your patients recover quickly just to get away from you!"
LMAO
You redefine gravity by moving an object where it is light and tilting it a different way... Lever
Changing gravity doesn't change mass. Only how matter interacts
That's what they're trying to do - change how matter interacts.
Gravity is arguably not real anyway. More like a by-product of another force. Gravity is a VERY weak force in the universe. If you had a ten pound ball, you could pick it up in spite of the entire planet pulling on it. Imagine if that ball was made of iron and the planet was a magnet, could you pick it up? Gravity is a very weak force.
@@cadengrace5466 But our planet IS a magnet.
@@CoyoteSeven Difference between an electro-magnetic field and a magnetic substance.
Basic knowledge of the physic of an orbital trajectory helps a lot too. At least a lot more than nitpicking about mass vs. gravity constant. Long story short change one or the other => problem solved.
2:40 It was in fact she, who was hungry on that day...
2:08 Q was not unaware that isn't a good idea to piss off someone who is attending to your wound otherwise they may be less gentle in treating it.
I need a *meme* that says, "Maybe you're hungry" a thousand times. Very interesting inflection, Dr. Crusher. Let's hear it again: 2:38 (Thumbs up if this becomes a meme)
That sounds less like a meme and more like an ASMR video, probably a good one.
Of course , Q forgot that changing the Gravitational constant of the Universe by the most infinitesimal number would lead all Matter to essentially cease to be .
As someone with back spasms, I wish it were that easy to fix.
Geordi was awesome!
Q has his powers
The Q seem to be all powerful. But apparently they aren't all knowing. Lol. If they were, Q would know the ins and outs of being human.
Reminders of the difference in god-like powers... omnipotent does not automatically mean omniscient.
and intellectually knowing is not the same as experiencing it
I bet you most Americans don't know what the gravitational constant of the universe is