First two clips weren't even HIM "in charge" of his actions. BIt miffed and booking over that before they show LORE or something and blame that on Data too.
He was also the voice of reason when everyone else went crazy. The Game, first thing they did is jump Data. First Contact/Insurrection Data recommended choosing violence against orders from Starfleet brass
Ooooooh. I haven't actually seen most of these episodes, but that makes a lot of sense. The first one was when a scientist downloaded himself into Data so he could become immortal- That's the only one I've watched, I believe.
@@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785 Brent loved messing around on the set for comedic purposes and dramatic flair. And he was allowed to get away with a lot because he knew the fans liked him and that the show could not do without him.
@@Elly3981 his slack-jaw yokel accent from his chicken farmer character on Night Court slipped out in TNG sometimes, also I recently saw Brent in some old episode of Tales From the Darkside(which was an early 1980s TV horror series that was similar to Ray Bradbury theatre or Tales From the Crypt). His acting versatility is great!
The ironic thing is that the scene where Data talks as Picard probably didn't need over-dubbing of Patrick Stewart's voice since he could do a perfect impression 😂
@@WobblesandBean Search for, "Brent Spiner impersonates Patrick Stewart" He does a remarkable impersonation at conventions and what not. Plus he's a great singer!
@@EvanG529 Agreed, and his character had more time to develop over seven seasons and four films, plus the first season of Star Trek: Picard. Regarding DBH, I don't know if it was the writer's intentions (mainly David Cage), but it made me despise the humans in that game. In Star Trek universe, they are more enlightened and don't treat androids or the A.I holograms like garbage. The same could be said for how the machines are viewed as one of the wolf pack in the Alien/Prometheus films and Marvel universe as well.
1:48 Can we just take a moment to appreciate the skill to do this part... For being able to perfectly time Brent Spiners lip movements with the cadence of Patrick Stewart's voice and accent, for both actors being able to list off the many numbers themselves, the speed at which they list the code, and even matching where the breaths/twitches would be and how long they'd be... The simple logistics of this short sequence are really quite impressive.
many people have said it’s actually Brent Spiners’ impression of Sir Patrick Stewart, but it’s so similar that I can’t be sure it’s not just impeccable lip-syncing without better video of his PS impression - heard a couple con panel camcorder-in-the-audience videos of his impression, but the audio isn’t quite the same. Be it flawless impersonation or flawless timing, it’s impressive either way.
@@EGarrett01 Yes. In fact, I was holding the cue card for Brent Spiner and trying to make him laugh at the same time. It worked, so they had to do another take.
The look on Worf's face when Picard starts singing. Its got to be his WTF face and the way he shakes his head when Picard asks him to sing with him is funny too.
Picard: "Yes. We still don't know why the synthetics went rogue and did what they did that day, but I believe the subsequent decision to ban synthetic lifeforms was a mistake." Interviewer: "Lieutenant Commander Data, operations officer on the Enterprise, was synthetic. Did you ever lose faith in him?" Picard: "Never" Hmmm
never was much a fan of star trek. my dad watched TNG religiously growing up, but i just never got in to it. Always was a bit strange to me that they kept this super-strong, super-intelligent, semi-autonomous machine around them inside a floating box in the middle of space. Like... wtf if he goes rogue? It's like a herd of gazelles keeping a lion around. All roses when he's not hungry.
@@technounionrepresentative4274 yea... And that wouldn't detract from my point here. Just because everyone's doing something stupid doesn't mean it isn't stupid now does it?
1-7-3-4-6-7-3-2-1-4-7-6-Charlie-3-2-7-8-9-7-7-7-6-4-3-Tango-7-3-2-Victor-7-3-1-1-7-8-8-8-7-3-2-4-7-6-7-8-9-7-6-4-3-7-6 ( I Am not a Robot ) ▣....FUCK !
For those curious... 0:00 - 0:44 = An old scientist who uploaded his mind in Data before dying. 0:44 - 1:01 = I _think_ it's the one he is possessed by a criminal (who is a form of energy) from a penal colony. 1:01 - 3:11 = His homing beacon is activated by Dr. Soong compelling him to return, whatever it takes. 3:11 - 3:37 = Possessed by a criminal from a penal colony. 3:37 - 3:57 = He's trying to kill an invisible creature on Troi's shoulder, but I don't remember the reason behind the violence. 3:57 - 4:19 = Lore 4:19 - 4:37 = Same scientist possessing him from the first clip. 4:37 - 5:11 = Lore 5:11 - 5:20 = Dr. Soong's homing beacon. 5:20 - 5:23 = I _think_ this is from the one when Lore corrupts him. 5:23 - 5:37 = Dr. Soong's homing beacon. 5:37 - 6:59 = Corrupted by Lore (though the underwater clip was overlayed from Insurrection, doesn't appear in the episode) 6:59 - 7:23 = Lore 7:23 - 9:56 = Damaged 9:56 - 9:59 = 100% Data, no corruption, possession, or damage.
I thought this would be fun. I believe this is correct. Must mean I have watched wayyyy to much TNG LOL The Schizoid Man 0:00 Powerplay 0:44 Brothers 1:02 Masks 2:31 Brothers 2:34 Powerplay 3:11 Phantasms 3:38 Datalore 4:03 The Schizoid Man 4:21 Datalore 4:39 Descent 5:20 Brothers 5:24 Descent 5:38 Insurrection(Film) 6:48 Brothers 7:00 Insurrection(Film) 7:24 First Contact(Film) 9:56
Thank you! (And yes, they are all right apart from the Powerplay and the schizoid man because I do not remember those episodes so you probably have them correct though)
In this episode, the energy aliens that possessed the crewmen were all imune to stun (for plot reasons). Data is not supposed to be imune to stun (at least during TNG).
They should have had Geordi install something in Data where if there was any question if it was Lore or not, they could tricorder him and see whether or not he was. Instead it was like "Oh boy, that sure was close, number one. Luckily we found out it was Lore and we were able to put a stop to it, but sadly... many lives were lost and ships destroyed before we figured it out. I sure hope this doesn't happen again".
@@jeffarnold9497 Yeah, the whole dystopian future just isn't Star Trek in my opinion... It was supposed to be about a brighter, more hopeful future. Something to aspire to.
The bit in Insurrection, he wasn't crazy so much as his programming falling back on true moral orders and such. The Federation didn't belong there, they needed to not be allied with the enemies, who one of them attacked Data.
I haven't watched TNG in a while. What I can say from memory is a few are Lore, a few are Data "malfunctioning" and a few are Data doing what he feels is right. I would love some insight to if I'm right or wrong. Either way Brent Spiner is an amazing actor who can make androids that look the same feel the same but so much different. Absolute legend and one of my favourite Star Trek actors
Brent Spiner plays the part of a machine so well that I can see him playing the T-1000 in Terminator 2 just as good or even better than Robert Patrick.
You can still hear the slight difference between the real Picard and Data's impression, it's like the fake has a slight bass or vibrato quality missing.
You ought to check them all out, they're included in Hulu subscriptions and Amazon prime too. Also check out st ds9 st voy and even st Enterprise if you are really a nerd like me lol.
Usually when a character is sat there the camera is focused on their face looking out from the console. It is cool to see the set designers did such a good job for something we rarely saw.
Could you imagine trying to remember that security code? It's like trying to remember your Windows activation key. Now throw in characters and upper case for a "stronger" pass code and you're in a real heap.
I think only the clips from Insurrection (the ninth movie) and TNG "Brothers" (Season 4) can be construed as Data "going crazy" (i.e. the priorities of his programming conflicting with the crew/Starfleet). The rest fall into the category of "not actually Data, but Lore", "Data under mind control by Lore", and "Data's mind having been taken over by the mind of Dr. Ira Graves." Even in the scene from Star Trek: First Contact, Data was never tempted by the Borg queen, he only played along.
I will say that I would count that clip from "Phantasms" as "Data going crazy", but there were extenuating circumstances, i.e. interphasic parasites were screwing with his dreaming program. There was also a clip from "Masks", which was "Data possessed by personality constructs based on various figures from D'arsay mythology and folklore". To be honest, I'm not sure if Data's track record for "goin' nuts" is any worse than any other character in the history of Trek.
If this is what one Android is capable of, imagine a Federation strike force composed of combat modified androids designed for military tasks? I'd imagine they'd be nearly unstoppable. Skynet, Star Trek version.
When you don't update your Android device that's what happens
You are both correct.
based on the fact the device is usually working beforehand, i find it more risky to download the update. but i am a pessimist by nature so eh
That's why I'm still on Windows Mobile 9. RIP Windows Mobile. lol
Ou8y2k2 I liked Windows phone. Such a weird and cool OS
9:53 Data, 6 months after updating to iOS.
To be fair, he wasn't the only one to occasionally go crazy. He was just the most effective.
First two clips weren't even HIM "in charge" of his actions. BIt miffed and booking over that before they show LORE or something and blame that on Data too.
😂
He was also the voice of reason when everyone else went crazy. The Game, first thing they did is jump Data. First Contact/Insurrection Data recommended choosing violence against orders from Starfleet brass
Data: "173467321476C32789777643T732V73117888732476789764376 lock"
Computer: Unable to comply, at least one alphanumeric letters must be capitalized.
No special characters??
Also face does not match Picard on file. And your thumb is blocking the camera...
lol i was looking for this
Computer : unable to comply, the US no atmosphere on the bridge, how are you speaking?
@@joermnyc If there were no air the computer wouldn't be able to hear him anyway.
Should have called the video: "Commander Data Gets Possessed by Aliens or is Framed by Lore..."
you had to do it didn't you? you had to piss him off now look what you have done how on earth will we get him to calm down now?
What episode is the first scene from ? The one where Picard takes him into his ready room ?
It is from season two episode 6 where he meets a man who wants Data to call him Grandfather
@@TheDoctorRanger6583 it's ok I am your grandfather but you can call me daddy
@@raven4k998 Data: If that is your wish Daddy
"Data is acting a bit strange"
"Bah! I'm sure it's nothing to worry about"
Every time, never fails...
Very strange yes
Just said that on another video.
He got virus
Data is a damn RAMBO . How many times he try to kill the crew yet he's still on board?!
*Commander data goes crazy!*
75% of the time it’s lore
and the other 25% it's me dressed up as data
Okay...so video should have been called: Brent Spiner goes crazy!
Ooooooh. I haven't actually seen most of these episodes, but that makes a lot of sense. The first one was when a scientist downloaded himself into Data so he could become immortal- That's the only one I've watched, I believe.
@@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785 Brent loved messing around on the set for comedic purposes and dramatic flair. And he was allowed to get away with a lot because he knew the fans liked him and that the show could not do without him.
@@Elly3981 his slack-jaw yokel accent from his chicken farmer character on Night Court slipped out in TNG sometimes, also I recently saw Brent in some old episode of Tales From the Darkside(which was an early 1980s TV horror series that was similar to Ray Bradbury theatre or Tales From the Crypt). His acting versatility is great!
The ironic thing is that the scene where Data talks as Picard probably didn't need over-dubbing of Patrick Stewart's voice since he could do a perfect impression 😂
He was a bit good at that
(He's one of the few that gets to do it while Patrick Stewart is in the room.)
Wait, really? I wanna see Brent Spiner do that 😂
@@WobblesandBean
Search for, "Brent Spiner impersonates Patrick Stewart"
He does a remarkable impersonation at conventions and what not. Plus he's a great singer!
You're assuming it was dubbed. I might not have been dubbed at all!
Data: "You are most fortunate that I am not a violent man Picard"
*Data hits him*
That was lore not data
@@lukez9721 that was Data, possessed by another mind that was going crazy.
He wasn't a violent man. He was a violent android.
I AM *NOT* A MERRY MAN!!
@@GoldenGrenadier An android with the appearance of a man, but yeah.
"Sickbay?...Are you ill Captain?"
I love that line. Burned harder than salt rubbed into a lightsaber wound.
Aren't lightsaber wounds instantly cauterized?....
@@jshariff786 would that stop salt from hurting them? I really don't know.
You sir are a genius.........😎
@@lostinspacerobinson1527 Lol nah. Thanks tho.
"Sickbay?...Are you ill Captain?"
**Picard drops like a sack o' potatoes**
This is what I imagine will happen when vsauce michael finally snaps
Lmao
Hey, VSauce! Michael here. How fast can you run?
I JUST CAME FROM THERE 😱😱😱😱
It's coming. I saw it coming ever since he spent that time in the isolation room.
Hey, VSauce! Michael here. You cannot contain me.
You would figured they would install a VPN into Data because he kept getting hacked all the time
Hindsight
McAfee software?? Haha.
It's because his administrator password was Password123.
It's all because of the APKs hidden in his porn downloads. 🤧
VPN doesn't matter, if your OS is Windows XP.
Some of these are Lore.
most of these are.
Yep.
i was just about to say that!
Most of these are Lore.
@burtonrules123 baby dont hurt me...
I can imagine Data yelling: "28 STAB WOUNDS!"
Is that a motherfuckin RTGame reference???
@@yb8091 I know my friend, I know.
data is a more likeable character
Detroit is a horrible walking simulator
@@EvanG529 Agreed, and his character had more time to develop over seven seasons and four films, plus the first season of Star Trek: Picard. Regarding DBH, I don't know if it was the writer's intentions (mainly David Cage), but it made me despise the humans in that game.
In Star Trek universe, they are more enlightened and don't treat androids or the A.I holograms like garbage. The same could be said for how the machines are viewed as one of the wolf pack in the Alien/Prometheus films and Marvel universe as well.
"Hey what's the wifi password?"
1:54
hey that's my wifi password lol
1:48 Can we just take a moment to appreciate the skill to do this part... For being able to perfectly time Brent Spiners lip movements with the cadence of Patrick Stewart's voice and accent, for both actors being able to list off the many numbers themselves, the speed at which they list the code, and even matching where the breaths/twitches would be and how long they'd be...
The simple logistics of this short sequence are really quite impressive.
many people have said it’s actually Brent Spiners’ impression of Sir Patrick Stewart, but it’s so similar that I can’t be sure it’s not just impeccable lip-syncing without better video of his PS impression - heard a couple con panel camcorder-in-the-audience videos of his impression, but the audio isn’t quite the same.
Be it flawless impersonation or flawless timing, it’s impressive either way.
I think they were both recorded slowly and then sped up in post
Stewart just read it off a piece of paper, then Spiner just read it off a cue card or something similar in front of him.
@@EGarrett01 Yes. In fact, I was holding the cue card for Brent Spiner and trying to make him laugh at the same time. It worked, so they had to do another take.
I could listen to Data submitting the security code for hours.
actually there was that exact video on youtube put i have no clue what happened to it.
The look on Worf's face when Picard starts singing. Its got to be his WTF face and the way he shakes his head when Picard asks him to sing with him is funny too.
Love Worf's reaction when he finds out in "First Contact" why Picard asks about his Zero-G-Training: *Klingon Instant Deflating*
best part of the entire movie. you could throw top gun music in as well.
Picard: "Yes. We still don't know why the synthetics went rogue and did what they did that day, but I believe the subsequent decision to ban synthetic lifeforms was a mistake."
Interviewer: "Lieutenant Commander Data, operations officer on the Enterprise, was synthetic. Did you ever lose faith in him?"
Picard: "Never"
Hmmm
PokemonButcher came here for this. Lol. What a shit-show
never was much a fan of star trek. my dad watched TNG religiously growing up, but i just never got in to it. Always was a bit strange to me that they kept this super-strong, super-intelligent, semi-autonomous machine around them inside a floating box in the middle of space. Like... wtf if he goes rogue? It's like a herd of gazelles keeping a lion around. All roses when he's not hungry.
@@maxdecphoenix you can use similar arguments with almost any other series
@@technounionrepresentative4274 yea... And that wouldn't detract from my point here. Just because everyone's doing something stupid doesn't mean it isn't stupid now does it?
@@maxdecphoenix Picard:We are not using 21st century thinking.Moreover......we do not make a mass population of synths in the populace.
1:54 That is one hell of an access code
a lot tougher than spaceballs!
1-7-3-4-6-7-3-2-1-4-7-6-Charlie-3-2-7-8-9-7-7-7-6-4-3-Tango-7-3-2-Victor-7-3-1-1-7-8-8-8-7-3-2-4-7-6-7-8-9-7-6-4-3-7-6
( I Am not a Robot ) ▣....FUCK !
I wonder if that is really him doing an impersonation of Patrick stewart voice.. he does it so well..
Been my pin number ever....
@@AccidentalPreppper He does in real life do a pretty good impression! But no sadly.
For those curious...
0:00 - 0:44 = An old scientist who uploaded his mind in Data before dying.
0:44 - 1:01 = I _think_ it's the one he is possessed by a criminal (who is a form of energy) from a penal colony.
1:01 - 3:11 = His homing beacon is activated by Dr. Soong compelling him to return, whatever it takes.
3:11 - 3:37 = Possessed by a criminal from a penal colony.
3:37 - 3:57 = He's trying to kill an invisible creature on Troi's shoulder, but I don't remember the reason behind the violence.
3:57 - 4:19 = Lore
4:19 - 4:37 = Same scientist possessing him from the first clip.
4:37 - 5:11 = Lore
5:11 - 5:20 = Dr. Soong's homing beacon.
5:20 - 5:23 = I _think_ this is from the one when Lore corrupts him.
5:23 - 5:37 = Dr. Soong's homing beacon.
5:37 - 6:59 = Corrupted by Lore (though the underwater clip was overlayed from Insurrection, doesn't appear in the episode)
6:59 - 7:23 = Lore
7:23 - 9:56 = Damaged
9:56 - 9:59 = 100% Data, no corruption, possession, or damage.
Data is an extremely powerful ally and an equally terrifying enemy.
You would definitely want someone like Data on your side.
You gotta love how Captain Picard gets through to Data with Gilbert and Sullivan's "A British Tar" from the HMS Pinafore.
Very catchy tune. Worf started to feel it when he heard "... and his fist should be ever ready for a knock-down blow."
*sings a British song* i'm French
I feel silly I thought I could recognize which film it was by just watching the scene… was it from Insurrection?
Lore straight up stylin on the entire enterprise crew
I thought this would be fun. I believe this is correct. Must mean I have watched wayyyy to much TNG LOL
The Schizoid Man 0:00
Powerplay 0:44
Brothers 1:02
Masks 2:31
Brothers 2:34
Powerplay 3:11
Phantasms 3:38
Datalore 4:03
The Schizoid Man 4:21
Datalore 4:39
Descent 5:20
Brothers 5:24
Descent 5:38
Insurrection(Film) 6:48
Brothers 7:00
Insurrection(Film) 7:24
First Contact(Film) 9:56
One can never watch too much TNG.
Thank you! (And yes, they are all right apart from the Powerplay and the schizoid man because I do not remember those episodes so you probably have them correct though)
@@DerekMoore82 that is True
Thank you xx
@@DerekMoore82 Ha! Beat me to it 😂
the security code from hell
do you think that was scripted or did data just make it up as he went?
No verify either.....what is you said four when you ment to say six once?
I was half expecting to hear 8675309 in there...
“Your password contains no special figures or capital letters. Password strength = weak”
I was actually looking for an Easter egg in the code. Like "8675309" or the numbers read "Billy don't lose my number"
You forgot the clips from Generations where Data laughs maniacally
"You could say i have a magnetic personality! Eheheheheh" i know why he sounds crazy. He is laughing like Loki
@@sknfmsmr I was thinking at this right now, it looked like it was loki
3:10 the female security officer apparently forgets that phaser settings which would stun humanoids have no effect on Data.
As does worf.
In this episode, the energy aliens that possessed the crewmen were all imune to stun (for plot reasons). Data is not supposed to be imune to stun (at least during TNG).
1:48 Main computer is too slow to keep up with the code that Data recites.
And even gets it wrong
Lord Fluffykinz shhh
Data: Does something evil
Crew: What is he doin....
Data: Commits evil act while crew stand there gormless.
4:31 "I'm not a violent man"
Backhands Picard
I forgot how Hilarious the look on Worf’s face when Picard starts singing a British Tar. It’s like “The Fuck are you doing??”
They should have had Geordi install something in Data where if there was any question if it was Lore or not, they could tricorder him and see whether or not he was. Instead it was like "Oh boy, that sure was close, number one. Luckily we found out it was Lore and we were able to put a stop to it, but sadly... many lives were lost and ships destroyed before we figured it out. I sure hope this doesn't happen again".
Brent Spiner is such an amazing actor. I am so glad they got him for the new Picard series.
Still glad?
@@Jamie_Pritchard umm yes, of course. Loved the opening scene in the first episode. Wish he had more scenes with Captain Picard though.
@@jeffarnold9497 Well Brent Spiner is always good to be honest. The rest of the show I'm afraid I was not very impressed with 🤷♂️
@@Jamie_Pritchard yeah dont like the direction they took because it kind of ruins Gene Roddenberry's whole vision for the franchise imo.
@@jeffarnold9497 Yeah, the whole dystopian future just isn't Star Trek in my opinion... It was supposed to be about a brighter, more hopeful future. Something to aspire to.
The lack of context makes this hilariously absurd. I love it.
Data is a glimpse of the terrors of AI. ONE cyborg almost defeated an entire ship. Imagine fighting an entire army of Datas. Impossible.
How Brent Spiner memorized memorized that access code for that scene is beyond baffling.
It was probably Patrick Stewart because he still needed to dub him
He didn't have to. The script was displayed in front of him off camera
2:30 They have so many shields in the corridors it makes you wonder how any intruders ever have a chance at all.
Contrivance
Brent Spiner is the best!!! :)
You can see a little bit of Bob Wheeler in some of these.
Awesome actor , he played the part so well
They could have had a follow up to Measure of a Man based on the idea that Data was simply too dangerous to be a Starfleet officer.
8:32 Love Worf's reaction, "Nope, not happening."
a state of the art 24th Century computer cant even keep up with the passcode hes putting in?
Kevin Howard must have been running Vista.
"security to the bridge"
worf: "am i a joke to you?"
Yes.
The bit in Insurrection, he wasn't crazy so much as his programming falling back on true moral orders and such. The Federation didn't belong there, they needed to not be allied with the enemies, who one of them attacked Data.
this video is a documentary about what happens when you steal commander data's cats favourite feline suppliment! dont ever mess with datas cat!
Any cat that has no fear of Klingons is bat shit crazy! And that was Spot!
5:22 There are no strings on me...
and now Im free
Don't we all remember Riker's first encounter with him where he calls Data "Pinocchio"?
@@tenhirankei I think he anally intercepted his nose
Fox News Reporter: Did you ever loose faith in him?
Picard: Never
:
sings a British tar song to Keith Watson
This is what happens when a lv 1 crook becomes a lv 100 mafia boss..
I haven't watched TNG in a while. What I can say from memory is a few are Lore, a few are Data "malfunctioning" and a few are Data doing what he feels is right. I would love some insight to if I'm right or wrong. Either way Brent Spiner is an amazing actor who can make androids that look the same feel the same but so much different. Absolute legend and one of my favourite Star Trek actors
Brent Spiner plays the part of a machine so well that I can see him playing the T-1000 in Terminator 2 just as good or even better than Robert Patrick.
My favorite will always be when he punches worf in the solar plexus. OMG it looks like worf gets absolutely destroyed by one punch.
My favorite part was the way Worf shakes his head when when Picard tells him to sing.
That's why you never casually walk toward the guy you're trying to arrest.
Thank u👏👏
LOL the editing so picard drops to the ground after data touches his arm XD
3:57 That scene left an impression when I first saw it.
I love Next Generation so much I could watch it endlessly until I die
Same
Data and seven of nine were two of the most unique characters out of the Star Trek universe
@ 0:51 Riker be all like: "Security to the Bridge! And Worf be like: "I'm already here!" LOL!
“Are you ill captain?”
*FEAR OF THOSE DAMN DOCTORS SNEAKING UP ON YOU INTENSIFIES*
You can still hear the slight difference between the real Picard and Data's impression, it's like the fake has a slight bass or vibrato quality missing.
This just proves how awesome and versatile Brent Spiner is 🖖🏻
I loved how Brent could pull off such an evil yet sexy smile when playing Lore or a corrupted Data too, lol.
1:32 - If i remember correct, the German dub of Star Trek TNG missed this detail of Data "actually" using Picards voice to override the commands.
1:21 i never knew those were chairs under the rear console of the bridge. lol... there were many episodes I did not see.
You ought to check them all out, they're included in Hulu subscriptions and Amazon prime too. Also check out st ds9 st voy and even st Enterprise if you are really a nerd like me lol.
Usually when a character is sat there the camera is focused on their face looking out from the console.
It is cool to see the set designers did such a good job for something we rarely saw.
Data's Actors is amazing the picard impression was spot on XD
Brent Spiner probably didn't need dub for Patrick Stewart's voice, he constantly makes impressions of him.
He crushed the Klingon dudes solar plexus after taunting him lmao. I felt that
Wow, Worf managed to resist for, like, 10 seconds. Androids are scary.
Since you added Lore you could also have added B-4 hacking the computer as well.
Patrik Stewart never had to do any voice-over for Brent Spiner when he was mimicking Captain Picard... Spiner did that on his own, its incredible.
3:54 This is tooo much for me, Deanna getting stabbed by Data is soooo scary
Data Bates
That's when sci- fi turned into horror for 1 brief moment.
@@tenhirankei LOL!!! Data Myers 😂
@@maverickscalamity1441 That is why it's the best show ever!
At least he meant well
9:28 just cracks me up, masterful trolling
"Mr Data, you will come with me right now, do you understand?" I love that line
I remember all those instances. Data was a high security risk.
I remember my Dad (who was a devotee that never admitted it) always fondly remember the episode "where Data goes nuts".
season 1 - 3 Data was BOSS MODE.
I don't trust any TNG where Picard still has hair.
Could you imagine trying to remember that security code? It's like trying to remember your Windows activation key. Now throw in characters and upper case for a "stronger" pass code and you're in a real heap.
0:40
Data: are you ill, captain?
Picard: *D* *E* *D*
That's the best part of the video.
"You don't tell me how to behave! You're not my mother!"
4:30 "you are most fortunate, Captain, that i am not a violent man."
Literally not 10 seconds after: 4:35
love that synth music when he's pummeling worf at 04:11
Yeah! Say what you want about TNG season 1, but Ron Jones' musical scoring seriously kicked ass!
that's not data, that's lore dressed as him, as are some of the other clips
They kept firing good composers later (Berman era)
I love how data was confused and pet the fish
Must have been refreshing for Spiner to perform out of character from time to time.
Lieutenant Commander Data*
Do not dishonor my crew members.
Data: "173467321476C32789777643T732V73117888732476789764376 lock"
Picard: "When I have plucked the rose...tea earl grey HOT."
This is when we need to admit - the others ain't worth much and THIS right here is how you OWN the ENTERPRISE lol
There was only really a few of these that were truly data. The rest were Lore or an over write of Data Subsystems. Really...
Nobody thought voice replication would be an issue for Data to have?
Better take that up with Noonian Soon (sorry if I botched that) as he's the one and only person to have made Data, programming and all.
Easy solution to counteract Data's hacking: create access codes with contractions.
@@Milnoc I'm in the camp of Data can use contractions, simply because of his interaction with Admiral McCoy in the first episode.
Should we think your ability to type is an issue?
@Evi1M4chine ...YOU'RE stupid.
4:36
Picard's expression is hilarious, he's like "Did someone get the license plate off that truck?"
the amount of times he went crazy he was more a liability....
It's so stupid that instead of shooting him they just keep waiting for him to put up another force field in front of them.
This video takes on a new meaning after watching Picard.
For the love of god don't call yourself a TNG fan if you do not understand when it's Lore, or when it is Data.
IKR??
Data is way more mellow than Lore.
I think only the clips from Insurrection (the ninth movie) and TNG "Brothers" (Season 4) can be construed as Data "going crazy" (i.e. the priorities of his programming conflicting with the crew/Starfleet). The rest fall into the category of "not actually Data, but Lore", "Data under mind control by Lore", and "Data's mind having been taken over by the mind of Dr. Ira Graves." Even in the scene from Star Trek: First Contact, Data was never tempted by the Borg queen, he only played along.
There's also Data's mind (along with Troi's and O'Brien's) having been taken over by non-corporeal alien prisoners in TNG "Power Play"
I will say that I would count that clip from "Phantasms" as "Data going crazy", but there were extenuating circumstances, i.e. interphasic parasites were screwing with his dreaming program. There was also a clip from "Masks", which was "Data possessed by personality constructs based on various figures from D'arsay mythology and folklore".
To be honest, I'm not sure if Data's track record for "goin' nuts" is any worse than any other character in the history of Trek.
@@vaclav4435 The whole command crew had episodes of "going crazy".
Beginning: is being snarky and rude Picard: "you will accompany me to sickbay. (Suddenly nice) " are you ill captain?"
aaah, the classical "tech doesnt work so leats bash it" technic :)
SailorIda3 Data vs. Windows. Data = 0 Windows = 1
4:06 - That smug Palpatine grin, LOL.
That damn security code was THIRTEEN seconds long, and it was done in 1 take.
Holy shit.
data (lore): im not a violent man
a few seconds later...
slaps Captain Picard
...who then spins around in the opposite direction as the hit would have him go.
am i the only one who likes malfunctioning Data more then regular Data
Yes, you are.
Same. It's nice to watch an actor get a chance to act. You can see how happy Brent is in these scenes.
Evil Data is awesome.
Legitimately the scariest villain
Yeah! He’s such a BAD BOY! ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
If this is what one Android is capable of, imagine a Federation strike force composed of combat modified androids designed for military tasks? I'd imagine they'd be nearly unstoppable. Skynet, Star Trek version.
Nooniang Soong installed Windows Vista in him?
Soong installed service pack 1 and then port forwarded ftp ports. Lots o malware
More like Windows Millennium Edition.
WOW Windows Vista. Haven't heard that in years.
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