Awesome how Picardo was able to swap right back to default doctor: Intolerant with no flair and no developed personality, but still the same ol' doc when actually face-to-face with the borg.
IIRC, the scene was Robert Picardo's idea; he went to the writers and suggested it (probably so he could be in a big-sceen ST film, since Voyager wasn't likely to get its own films....)
@@stephenbruce1548 "I'm a Doctor, not a doorstop" is a joke about how Mccoy used to react. "Dammit Jim, I'm a doctor, not a bricklayer", "dammit Jim, I'm a doctor, not a miracle worker"...etc
No one alive nor anyone that has ever lived or will ever live on this planet will ever be so perfect for this role. The Doctor is one of my favorite characters of all time, regardless of medium or genre!
It was a golden era for Star Trek … perfect casting for so many roles … Picard, Data, Worf, Riker, Garek, Odo, the Doctor, Quark … so many casting home runs …
My father and I used to watch TNG/DS9 together. But the one show we really got into was Voyager. Loved it. When we saw this in theaters we were so happy. It's an awesome cameo!
"I believe someone has failed to terminate my program... I'm a doctor, not a night light." Legend has it, Robert didn't know about the running gag with Bones when he ad libbed that "I'm a doctor" joke.
This is such a brilliant film. I didn't even know Gates McFadden could act until I saw her in this! And the first Voyager crossover moment, so well written. It made the Trek universe feel more cohesive and real, which is a good thing, as they changed so much for this film.
Not disagreeing with you but I just wanted to white knight for Gates McFadden; there's been a couple really decent TNG Crusher eps that DONT involve sexy ghost candles where I thought she gave a really great performance. Remember Me, Suspicions, High Ground to name my faves! She was pretty great in the last season of Picard too I thought, surprisingly so. Everyone wants to rip on her plastic surgery but I thought she was one of the few characters who by her mannerisms and delivery really did feel like an older version of their TNG characters. But weirdly I always felt like she phoned it in in Insurrection!
@@directive0 I didn't watch Picard and when I saw first saw a picture of her in season 3 it took me a minute to figure out who she was even supposed to be. She didn't look anything like her old self.
This is my favorite moment in a fantastic movie, and to get to see Robert Picardo's EMH Doctor on the big screen in the 90s was such an unexpected delight!
I couldn't help but LOL in the theater the first time I saw this scene, especially when the doctor offered the Borg an analgesic cream while nervously backing up and forced to come to a stop when he reached the bulkhead. 😄😆🤣
would have been hilarious had he started turning them back into normal crew members🤣🤣🤣 using his surgical knowledge the borg vs the emh who will prevail🤣🤣🤣
"I swore I'd never use one of these" i love the idea that Beverly was forced to accept the installation of an EMH unit but refused to use it until now lol
@@DavidKnowles0 well tbh it was never supposed to be part of the crew, it was only for extreme cases where having an extra doctor on hand would be beneficial, like if there were a lot of patients at once or if the medical team is incapacitated
It would have been a perfect moment at the end of the movie, had the EMH made it through his distraction techniques, and they repeated Bob's audition line for Voyager; On the bridge, everything is all set to return to the 24th century, Picard is about to give the command to set the ship under way, and then the comm system beeps; "Sickbay to bridge, I believe someone has failed to terminate my program, I'm a doctor, not a nightlight!", briefly getting a few confused & awkward looks from the bridge crew, followed by Picard's "Engage!", little moments that just make it more fun... :D
Yes they were roaming the galaxy in search of this technologies. After this they return to the collective and the borg queen had 3 kid. The USS Enterprise EMH married one of the resulting borg princess.
They shouldve activated him as Emergency command Hologram. 4 pips would appear on his neck and the photonic canon would grow out of his arm saving the Enterprise and ending the movie...
@@miraveta You know... I'd call your comment completely uncalled for but then I just remembered VOY: Message In a Bottle that reveals that Voyager's EMH does in fact have what you would call... genitalia...
@joecolman1968 the set for this scene is the same set they used for the sick bay on voyager. It's dressed up a bit to look more cinematic, but you can see the layout is identical
You'll be even more confused when you notice that the Enterprise-D's battle bridge, the Enterprise-A's bridge, the Stargazer's bridge, the Hattaway's bridge, the pirate ship's bridge, the Prometeus bridge, the brig and the room of Utopia Planitia recreated on the holodeck were the same place.
They recycled quite a bit. The Enterprise D engineering table was a refurbished one from ST IV. The roof of the transporter on the 1701D was the floor pad of the 1701.
@@TexasNorthDFW The TNG sets were built over the Star Trek I-IV movie sets with the same layout and many recognizable details left intact. Star Trek V and VI temporarily reclaimed them but couldn't make too many changes. Star Trek V could hardly touch them because its filming schedule overlapped TNG's.
Janeway: "You can't have another Janeway, that'd be too confusing" Jankom: "Don't worry Admiral, Jankom Pog has found another programme" EMH: "Please state the nature of the medical emergency" Janeway: I need more coffee....
Taken straight out of the Dr McCoy book of "I'm a Doctor not a magician ." Only with a slightly less miffed off tone. And also lacking the "Damnit Jim!" part too. 😅 It still makes me wish we had got the chance to know Voyager's original Chief Medical Officer though.
saw this movie for the first time last night, lol. Seeing the EMH made me smile! But felt bad that Crusher only brought him online to be a sacrifice to buy them time.. 😂 Was curious why we got this cameo instead of any DS9 characters
I always wondered why Starfleet did not create Hologram soldiers with physical weapons. We see that Borg shields cant stop a physical weapon. So Hologram soldiers attacking with faster speed than a normal human and laying waste to the Borg.
I still wonder if he was able to stop them for a while, or if they identified him as hologram, and didnt bother assimilating him ? Could he have used a hypospray to sedate some of them, or would they have been immune to it because of the nanomachines floating around inside them? btw.: Dont some of the borg use heat sensors, couldnt they tell immediatly where the crew went by residual heat?
Who knows? The EMH can't be assimilated but neither was it programmed for physical combat. At best, it could only distract the borg to buy the others time.
Just before this scene cut off, I think that the borg used their laser scanners on him and this caused some interference with his program, thereby they could tell he was a hologram.
You know its weird in my memory of the first time i saw this scene. I remember from the borgs pov having his hand around the doctors neck while scanning him and the doctors face becoming distorted
Some clever editing here. The Doctor is never in any of the shots with the other characters, so they likely filmed his shots afterwards. Likely for scheduling reasons. Now if they were _really_ clever they possibly could have added an over the shoulder shot with a body double and you just don’t see his face.
That is because the Enterprise E was launched in 2372 while Voyager was launched in 2371 so alot of the Starships built around that time shared the same sickbay design to keep it simple.
@@jceggbert5 It probably is in concept, they didnt need to show all of it for that one scene so they just shot it on the Voyager sickbay set with some tweaked lighting and props
Yup. It’s a grand tradition to reuse sets. The Enterprise A’s engine room in The Undiscovered Country looks suspiciously like the Enterprise D engine room.. and the Voyager engine room was actually TNG’s engine room heavily rebuilt. But it’s steel superstructure was the same.
considering the mental breakdown the EMH underwent in Voyager after maybe a year of service, the EMH program can feel mental distress. and crusher just murdered him to save her own skin.
I think it’s actually from the PAL release rather then the actual NTSC. It’s really interesting if you don’t know. But when American TV gets releases in places like England on PAL it has to be Pitched Up to fit the PAL frame rate. If you have never heard the originals you wouldn’t even know… but it’s the main reason that foreign people think that Americans have high squeaky voices..
I wonder if "remove the BORG implants and restore crewmen back to their original Federation Species," could be a command issued to an EMH, like does that violate ethical subroutines? Does it violate ethics if the Borg didn't voluntarily become Borg and would want to leave the collective if given the choice.
@@sg39g Don't forget that the EMH _is_ programmed with the _Hippocratic Oath,_ the oath, named after the Greek physician Hippocrates that all doctors take when they complete medical school, which is a vow to _"do no harm"._
I think given the EMH designs capabilities I’d say swearing to never use one is condemning some patients to more severe freeing or death. It’s ridiculous old git style arrogance. It doesn’t seem to do justice to the program either. Given use and time they are good, moral, and a credit to their creator.
Interesting but this EMH has none of the experiences gained by the Voyager EMH so is fundamentally an entirely different person, like a twin separated from birth. Only thing is that the EMH programs outside of Voyager unlikely ran for more than a few hours at a time, couple days continuous at most, so they never got to develop even a sliver to the level of the Voyager EMH. Quite sad really.
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Thinking about how people react to Marvel cameos I wonder if an audience would go crazy for this scene if the movie came out today.
They did when I saw this in the theaters..
Months ago i see this film for first time, at the same time that i watch ds9 and voyager.
It was a surprise for me to see him in the movie
I did lol
I saw First Contact in an IMAX theater when it first came out and the crowd went nuts when Picardo showed up.
They did, everyone cheered when the Doctor showed up.
Awesome how Picardo was able to swap right back to default doctor: Intolerant with no flair and no developed personality, but still the same ol' doc when actually face-to-face with the borg.
I loved this scene. Keeps continuity with Trek's EMHs and gives us a great little scene from Robert Picardo in arguably the best TNG movie!
"Arguably" or "definitely"?
IIRC, the scene was Robert Picardo's idea; he went to the writers and suggested it (probably so he could be in a big-sceen ST film, since Voyager wasn't likely to get its own films....)
Best star trek movie
Arguably?
More like EASILY!
@@MatthewJamesKalasky Definitely "definitely".
I remember my reaction and the audience reaction. A cheer went up. "I'm a doctor, not a doorstop." Pure gold!!!
😂
I remember seeing this in the theatre, and the entire crowd went wild. This was the best cameo ever.
I'm sure they did. Was there whooping and many shouts of "Yeah!"? That's what you people do.
no purpose is served being mean@@markfox1545
What about Ethan Philips?
'I'm sorry but I'll have to ask you gentlemen to leave. And I'm sure you understand we have a strict dress code'
@@reptongeek Fans were happy to see his character thrown across the room by the Borg.
It absolutely came out of nowhere. It was so great.
one scene combining TOS, TNG, and Voyager all in one, perfect
How TOS?
@@stephenbruce1548 cause "I'm a doctor, not a..." is the catch phrase of Doc Mccoy
@@stephenbruce1548 "I'm a Doctor, not a doorstop" is a joke about how Mccoy used to react. "Dammit Jim, I'm a doctor, not a bricklayer", "dammit Jim, I'm a doctor, not a miracle worker"...etc
In fairness, TNG is kinda built into the movie, so it doesn't count.
@@ryahanse8031 yea, and the doctor always said similar things in voy
"Please state the nature of your medical emergency."
"We're about to die if you don't do a diversion!"
"I don't see how a diversion helps medically."
Prevent harm by securing the situation or removing from danger.
prevention > cure
Good to know they didn't try to use Voyager's EMH for this scene and used a fresh one. Good stuff here.
Each emh is it's own thing not shared code
@@topmandog1 Yep, and it would have sucked if they'd tried to have the Voyager EMH himself appear, rather than a generic EMH.
My mother said everyone in the theater laughed when he appeared.
😂😂😂
No one alive nor anyone that has ever lived or will ever live on this planet will ever be so perfect for this role. The Doctor is one of my favorite characters of all time, regardless of medium or genre!
perhaps you would like some cream so much for he is a doctor not a door stop he did amazing work stalling those borg to me🤣🤣🤣
It was a golden era for Star Trek … perfect casting for so many roles … Picard, Data, Worf, Riker, Garek, Odo, the Doctor, Quark … so many casting home runs …
My father and I used to watch TNG/DS9 together. But the one show we really got into was Voyager. Loved it.
When we saw this in theaters we were so happy. It's an awesome cameo!
ye me too
Yeah what a great easter egg, when he came on it was just like the Avengers Movies, the audience was laughing and clapping.
what happened to your dad?
@@jessihawkins9116 He's still alive
@@IanWeaver oh. so you just don’t watch star trek together anymore 🤔
I loved Robert Picardo's character. I loved his story of auditioning for the roll.
"I believe someone has failed to terminate my program... I'm a doctor, not a night light."
Legend has it, Robert didn't know about the running gag with Bones when he ad libbed that "I'm a doctor" joke.
I think Dr. Crusher would be better equipped to do a dance, but that's a great line.
Bev was pretty smokin in First Contact
@@famousdave7219 Crusher was always hot
I think that was a reference to the doctor from Voyager. I mean he could probably distract them with his operatic skills.
@@dragoninthewest1 This was probably a stock EMH, though, that hadn't learned all that
The 'do a dance', is a reference to when Data asked Beverly if she could teach him to dance in 'Data's Day.' It's a TNG episode. lol
This is such a brilliant film. I didn't even know Gates McFadden could act until I saw her in this! And the first Voyager crossover moment, so well written. It made the Trek universe feel more cohesive and real, which is a good thing, as they changed so much for this film.
It really shows that the series never really had good writing for Gates (or Marina or LeVar), who was an accomplished stage actor and director.
@@MMuraseofSandvich the films never gave Crusher much to do. Insurrection maybe the most.
Not disagreeing with you but I just wanted to white knight for Gates McFadden; there's been a couple really decent TNG Crusher eps that DONT involve sexy ghost candles where I thought she gave a really great performance. Remember Me, Suspicions, High Ground to name my faves! She was pretty great in the last season of Picard too I thought, surprisingly so. Everyone wants to rip on her plastic surgery but I thought she was one of the few characters who by her mannerisms and delivery really did feel like an older version of their TNG characters.
But weirdly I always felt like she phoned it in in Insurrection!
@@directive0 I didn't watch Picard and when I saw first saw a picture of her in season 3 it took me a minute to figure out who she was even supposed to be. She didn't look anything like her old self.
@@Nicolas_Cage_Bees 👍
Great scene in the best of the TNG movies, happy memories of seeing that in the cinema as a kid!
Seeing this moment in the theater, when no-one was expecting to see Picardo, the room literally squealed in delight.
This is my favorite moment in a fantastic movie, and to get to see Robert Picardo's EMH Doctor on the big screen in the 90s was such an unexpected delight!
This scene is amazing!
I couldn't help but LOL in the theater the first time I saw this scene, especially when the doctor offered the Borg an analgesic cream while nervously backing up and forced to come to a stop when he reached the bulkhead.
😄😆🤣
would have been hilarious had he started turning them back into normal crew members🤣🤣🤣 using his surgical knowledge the borg vs the emh who will prevail🤣🤣🤣
or the borg assimilated him. @@SaraMorgan-ym6ue
"I swore I'd never use one of these" i love the idea that Beverly was forced to accept the installation of an EMH unit but refused to use it until now lol
An that why the project failed. The program was actually fine but it just needed time to settle in and become part of the crew.
@@DavidKnowles0 well tbh it was never supposed to be part of the crew, it was only for extreme cases where having an extra doctor on hand would be beneficial, like if there were a lot of patients at once or if the medical team is incapacitated
It would have been a perfect moment at the end of the movie, had the EMH made it through his distraction techniques, and they repeated Bob's audition line for Voyager; On the bridge, everything is all set to return to the 24th century, Picard is about to give the command to set the ship under way, and then the comm system beeps; "Sickbay to bridge, I believe someone has failed to terminate my program, I'm a doctor, not a nightlight!", briefly getting a few confused & awkward looks from the bridge crew, followed by Picard's "Engage!", little moments that just make it more fun... :D
Excellent well-placed cameo. Loved it. Picardo is awesome!
So... did the analgesic cream help the drone or not?
Yes they were roaming the galaxy in search of this technologies. After this they return to the collective and the borg queen had 3 kid. The USS Enterprise EMH married one of the resulting borg princess.
I love the story behind how this cameo came to be!
Well, all the EMHs look like Robert Picardo or more accurately, their creator, Dr. Zimmerman.
I saw this in the theater, and everyone fell apart when the EMH showed up!
They shouldve activated him as Emergency command Hologram. 4 pips would appear on his neck and the photonic canon would grow out of his arm saving the Enterprise and ending the movie...
This is the Enterprise-E EMH. You’re thinking of the Voyager EMH.
@@philbertchow5425
ahh yes I remember, it was the Voyager EMH that had the photonic canon as arm-replacement xD
@@TheCaptainCrackThe Voyager ECH didn't have an arm replacement. You were on crack.
I love the story on how the EMH was added to First Contact
The Dancing Doctor telling the holographic doctor to do a dance.
Nice take on the I'm a doctor not a..."
*Holographic projection contains several technological flaws that deem it unfit for adaptation.*
Do holographic penises count as a dildo?...I don't know why that came to mind im sorry
@@miraveta You know... I'd call your comment completely uncalled for but then I just remembered VOY: Message In a Bottle that reveals that Voyager's EMH does in fact have what you would call... genitalia...
I was today's years old when I realized that this is the sick bay from Voyager
....what?
@joecolman1968 the set for this scene is the same set they used for the sick bay on voyager. It's dressed up a bit to look more cinematic, but you can see the layout is identical
Yep, that's correct. They've been using existing series sets in Trek movies since Star Trek 5.
You'll be even more confused when you notice that the Enterprise-D's battle bridge, the Enterprise-A's bridge, the Stargazer's bridge, the Hattaway's bridge, the pirate ship's bridge, the Prometeus bridge, the brig and the room of Utopia Planitia recreated on the holodeck were the same place.
@@TexasNorthDFWthey were reusing sets from the TMP
I love this part! 😂
Using the Voyager set as the Enterprise sickbay it was Gates almost cameo on Voyager.
Using existing series sets was commonplace on the Trek movies ever since Star Trek 5.
They recycled quite a bit. The Enterprise D engineering table was a refurbished one from ST IV. The roof of the transporter on the 1701D was the floor pad of the 1701.
@@TexasNorthDFW The TNG sets were built over the Star Trek I-IV movie sets with the same layout and many recognizable details left intact. Star Trek V and VI temporarily reclaimed them but couldn't make too many changes. Star Trek V could hardly touch them because its filming schedule overlapped TNG's.
Even the hologram is terrified of the Borg.
Here's hoping the Doctor shows up in Prodigy season 2.
Janeway: "You can't have another Janeway, that'd be too confusing"
Jankom: "Don't worry Admiral, Jankom Pog has found another programme"
EMH: "Please state the nature of the medical emergency"
Janeway: I need more coffee....
@@pavarottiaardvark3431 "I'm a doctor, not a caffeine dispenser!"
Yay he is! Now where are we going to watch it?
YES!
Taken straight out of the Dr McCoy book of "I'm a Doctor not a magician ." Only with a slightly less miffed off tone. And also lacking the "Damnit Jim!" part too. 😅 It still makes me wish we had got the chance to know Voyager's original Chief Medical Officer though.
Truly one of my favorite scenes!
I loved this when i saw it in theaters
Me too😊
This will always be a good and clever cameo!
I laughed out loud at this scene in the theatre. Perfect!
I always wondered what happened to him after that scene.
I think thats all of Gates McFadden's lines in the entire movie. Thank goodness for Picard season 3 when she was given an opportunity to act.
Picardo is hilarious! 😂
saw this movie for the first time last night, lol. Seeing the EMH made me smile! But felt bad that Crusher only brought him online to be a sacrifice to buy them time.. 😂 Was curious why we got this cameo instead of any DS9 characters
The best doctor in star trek！
Dr Crusher: Just Buy us a few seconds
Doctor : Very Well, Computer! Activate protocol ECH!
I always wondered why Starfleet did not create Hologram soldiers with physical weapons. We see that Borg shields cant stop a physical weapon. So Hologram soldiers attacking with faster speed than a normal human and laying waste to the Borg.
Because if the program that makes the holograms starts glitching out you lose a massive chunk of your security.
Replicate guns and swords. Worf would wade through them, and Sulu with his sword...
I remember you saying wake up😊.
I would have absolutely loved if this was Andy Dick's EMH mark 2
I still wonder if he was able to stop them for a while, or if they identified him as hologram, and didnt bother assimilating him ?
Could he have used a hypospray to sedate some of them, or would they have been immune to it because of the nanomachines floating around inside them?
btw.: Dont some of the borg use heat sensors, couldnt they tell immediatly where the crew went by residual heat?
Who knows? The EMH can't be assimilated but neither was it programmed for physical combat. At best, it could only distract the borg to buy the others time.
Just before this scene cut off, I think that the borg used their laser scanners on him and this caused some interference with his program, thereby they could tell he was a hologram.
There's a holodeck scene later in the movie where the Borg are seen scanning holograms to see if they're human.
Indeed.
You know its weird in my memory of the first time i saw this scene. I remember from the borgs pov having his hand around the doctors neck while scanning him and the doctors face becoming distorted
Leave it to Picardo to steal the scene in his own little way, even though he was just the Enterprise E EMH and not The Doctor we knew.
To my knowledge only the Doctor (EMH) and Q have appeared as the same character across TNG, DS9, and VOY.
Negative, Quark was in the TNG episode “Firstborn” and in the first episode of VOY
Meanwhile the Voyager EMH would gladly sing an opera
Yas!
Some clever editing here. The Doctor is never in any of the shots with the other characters, so they likely filmed his shots afterwards. Likely for scheduling reasons.
Now if they were _really_ clever they possibly could have added an over the shoulder shot with a body double and you just don’t see his face.
Did they use the Voyager Sickbay set for this scene? Looks awful like the same set?
They did
That is because the Enterprise E was launched in 2372 while Voyager was launched in 2371 so alot of the Starships built around that time shared the same sickbay design to keep it simple.
@@williamr1088 The E is so big compared to Voyager, I'm surprised its sickbay isn't way bigger.
@@jceggbert5 It probably is in concept, they didnt need to show all of it for that one scene so they just shot it on the Voyager sickbay set with some tweaked lighting and props
Yup. It’s a grand tradition to reuse sets. The Enterprise A’s engine room in The Undiscovered Country looks suspiciously like the Enterprise D engine room.. and the Voyager engine room was actually TNG’s engine room heavily rebuilt. But it’s steel superstructure was the same.
The tradition of reusing other startrek props and stages lives on 😆
It's the Cowboy!
A nobel sacrifice.
If Picard could get his own series, so should the doctor!
It wasn’t until I watched Voyager did I realized in this scene the Enterprise-E med is the same as Voyager
If you feel the First Contact part feels weird its because it's sped up. The camera work is really off like this.
They should have an army of this defense system
Ethan philips and robert picardo are in cameo in this movie
LOL nice
Goddammit doc sing a musical number or tell a bad joke
Obviously before Starfleet retired the Mk-1 EMHs.
Want the see the vger emh interact with the enterprise emh. Along with dr Crusher. 🖖
considering the mental breakdown the EMH underwent in Voyager after maybe a year of service, the EMH program can feel mental distress.
and crusher just murdered him to save her own skin.
It’s sounds a bit high pitched...
I've heard some do this intentionally, in order to evade automated copyright claims or strikes, blocking or taking down the video.
I think it’s actually from the PAL release rather then the actual NTSC. It’s really interesting if you don’t know. But when American TV gets releases in places like England on PAL it has to be Pitched Up to fit the PAL frame rate. If you have never heard the originals you wouldn’t even know… but it’s the main reason that foreign people think that Americans have high squeaky voices..
@@Tularis Lol. England's not a real place. It's just made up, like North Dakota.
Good things sentient holograms can't get assimilated.
Analgesic cream is futile.
CAMEO!
I wonder if "remove the BORG implants and restore crewmen back to their original Federation Species," could be a command issued to an EMH, like does that violate ethical subroutines? Does it violate ethics if the Borg didn't voluntarily become Borg and would want to leave the collective if given the choice.
That's Voyagers Sick bay... wth
I wonder Johnny Cab’s real with full body
Haha Borg can't assimilate him because he's a hologram
He's acting like Greta is walking towards him, not the Borg
Really, didn't shut the door ?
I thought so too, but she did, rewatch it. 😉
Would you like an analgesic cream?😊 borg: resistance is futile.😮
hahahaha, 20 borg are gonna break thru that door, creat a deversion do and dance tell a story
But aren't holagrams super effective against the borg why doesn't he just shove his hand into the borgs chest
It's not in his program.
@@sg39g Don't forget that the EMH _is_ programmed with the _Hippocratic Oath,_ the oath, named after the Greek physician Hippocrates that all doctors take when they complete medical school, which is a vow to _"do no harm"._
What is the EMH scared of?
Lilly's involved onboard the Enterprise E.
They should have brought Zimmerman back for the sequels.
I believe this sickbay is just a redress of voyager's set
I think given the EMH designs capabilities I’d say swearing to never use one is condemning some patients to more severe freeing or death. It’s ridiculous old git style arrogance. It doesn’t seem to do justice to the program either. Given use and time they are good, moral, and a credit to their creator.
I hate that people that mash these scenes up don't understand the importance of that last smirk. Comedy is lost upon them.,
yeah you get some strange edits
Lol this is Robert Picardo’s channel.
This is the TH-cam channel OF THE doctor. Its him! He is the guy!
@@warsawpact1548 I don't see a check mark. The real Picardo would know the difference.
Interesting but this EMH has none of the experiences gained by the Voyager EMH so is fundamentally an entirely different person, like a twin separated from birth. Only thing is that the EMH programs outside of Voyager unlikely ran for more than a few hours at a time, couple days continuous at most, so they never got to develop even a sliver to the level of the Voyager EMH. Quite sad really.
Mucklebones. Legend 1985 Tom Cruise, Tim Curry