One of the books, I believe Imzadi II by Peter David, has this line from Worf that sets the record straight: "Data, when you pushed Dr Crusher in the water... that was funny. Damn funny. And don't let anybody ever tell you different."
@@I_leave_mean_comments Agreed, Worf would say "Data, I feel I should tell you, I was not in agreement with Commander Laforge, I found the occassion when you pushed Dr Crusher into the ocean most........amusing!"
It's simply because Data, like an Autistic person, does not understand irrational humor. Data doesn't see why someone's misfortune can be humorous. It's the same situation as the episode when Wesley Crusher accidentally got ice cream smacked into his face!
Did anyone notice that Worf had the same expression on his face when the plank was removed as Wile E. Coyote does when he runs off the edge of a cliff and hangs there for just a second before gravity takes hold? 🤣
This is why you make movies. They would never make scene like this for the show, the scheduling, budgets for sets and costumes, it would never be approved, but for a movie, we get this lovely memory.
It was 78 years after the rift took Captain Kirk to his Fantasyland where he was going to propose to his woman instead of go back to starfleet. He should have tied his woman to the horse and whipped her on her ass for being so demanding when it comes to him making her eggs. A good Captain should always be firm but fair. I'd say 20 with a good very large strong horse whip would be good.
I JUST HAD AN AWESOME THOUGHT GUYS: They should have made an entire film like this, with the TNG Enterprise-D crew manning an 18th century sailing ship in some high seas, Pirates of the Caribbean-esque, adventure. Captain Picard, first officer Riker, the whole cast. Even have some evil admiral sending them on a mission. Use the standard Trek tropes, but in this setting.
@@thomaszinser8714 If it was Q, they'd spend all their time looking for the escape hatch, so to speak, rather than actually run the mission. This wouldn't be a good movie premise, but it would have made a great episode.
Can imagine the guy with quarters below the Holodeck? He would be pounding the ceiling yelling, "Keep it down! Too much noise! Some of us got to go to work in the morning!"
One thing I've always hated about this scene: Geordi doesn't know what a stun'sl is. Geordi built detailed model sailing vessels, and should have been the one educating Riker.
@@johnw2026 A studding sail, or stun'sl(pronounced stuns'l /ˈstʌnsəl/) is an extra sail on a square rigged vessel for use in fair weather. It is set outside the square sails, using stun'sl booms which run out along the yards. They came into use some time in the middle of the 17th century and by the beginning of the 19th century were usual on all square rigged sailing vessels. They started to become less common in the last quarter of the 19th century, as the economies of smaller crews and avoidance of damage to the ship's gear became more important than a fast voyage.
@@jojack1234567890 ok, thanks. Studding sail, stuns'l. Main sail, Mains'l. Those sailors had ways of shortening their English, and they all knew what they were talking about. I'm enough of a land lubber I'd never make it on a sailing vessel! 😂
I wonder if Geordi can truly enjoy the Holodeck. I bet his visor shows him the truth behind much of it. Possibly why he was such a stick in the mud about something that was legitimately hilarious if you heard what the Doc said.
Maybe he can reprogramm his visor to show him exactly what he is supposed to see on the holodeck. Sort of the visor getting its data directly from the holodeck computer instead of using its own camers/sensorics.
Wow! I just noticed something. When Worf is climbing back up the side of the ship there is red paint on his knees. It must have been from the freshly painted ship for this scene!
In the TNG novel Imzadi II, there is a scene with Worf and Data that takes place just after the end of Generations ... "Remember the other day? When you pushed the doctor into the water?" "Yes." "That was funny. Damned funny. And do not let anyone else tell you otherwise."
@@Riley_Mundt Neither did they. Plus, back then anyways, uniforms were kind of an officer only thing. Enlisted had work clothes issued to them, but that was about it.
@@1337penguinman I mean, go back far enough and the 'enlisted' men were basically just sailors hired on for a tour (or pressed into service). The compliment that represented 'King and Country' was historically the ships marines and officers. IIRC after the battle of the Nile the British just straight up hired sailors off the defeated French ships.
That ship was the famous HMS Bounty replica, built in my home town , Whangarei, New Zealand. James Cook served on the original as a officer under William Bligh,.Cook later given a Royal commission years after that mutiny as a Captain then rediscovered and extensively mapped much of the pacific including Australia and New Zealand.
As much as I'm pleased to see Worf now at the rank of Lieutenant Commander,....it's rather too bad he didn't get that promotion in 1 of the episodes of Star Trek TNG prior to those Star Trek films.
I know in Star Trek nemesis, the android got very close to that promotion of commander first officer, but since the android sacrificed itself for the senior officers and crew,… Nope.
This is kind of like when your roommate throws pudding on you while you're in the shower. How mad can you really get because you're already IN the shower? So how mad can Crusher get, she's in the holodeck. Of course it's funny.
I agree.... Data should have responded with I believe you fail to see the humor here Geordi.... here, allow me to demonstrate as he pushes Geordi overboard as well
And if you look at Worf's right knee at around 3:42 you can see the red paint of the side of the ship on his trouser leg. Apparently they were in a hurry to get this scene done and didn't have time for the paint to dry.
I saw that before - not blood - it's paint from the ship. I read a backstory that production was behind and they had to touch up the side with red paint. Still wet when shooting. Rush Rush Rush!!!!!
The first Enterprise was built in 1774 it was HMS Enterprise. The last ship bearing the name Enterprise was launched in December of 2019. Once again It's called HMS Enterprise.
When Q turned Crusher into a barking Irish setter.(True Q). I felt he was doing what many fans had been wanting to do for sometime. That was hilarious!
You mean someone to be promoted captain? I could assume the tradition is to instill a sense of humility before one gets cocky in the new rank. - In this Trek scene it seems even clearer.
That ship was actually the "Lady Washington". Her sister ship was the "Hawaiian Chieftain". Both ships were built in the 80's and until a few years ago, they would visit many west coast ports and stage mock cannon duels for fans aboard for $70 a ticket. My wife and I sailed aboard them in Coos Bay Oregon a few years ago. Yes, I was tempted to "Crush" it. Arrr, shipmates, arrrr. LLAP
It's weird that he was first portrayed as a lieutenant but presumably a junior grade and wasn't promoted to lieutenant commander until this movie. But he performed the exact same role on the Enterprise since replacing Yar at tactical/chief of security. What exactly were the additional rights and responsibilities of his new rank?
When Riker says that no one has ever gotten the officer’s cap before, it makes me wonder if Data went through this ceremony when he made Lt Commander. Maybe he was already that rank when he came on board, but if he did you would think he could make that grab. Or they might have skipped the ceremony in case he missed, he doesn’t really float….lol
no Data was Lt Commander in the pilot and when Picrad finally used a holodeck it was in a later episode and is stated to be is first time. After a 2 minute trip he is gushing over how real the holodeck felt to Troi.
Must have been Worfs strong "Klingon" muscles in his legs enabling him to jump that high to reach his hat from how high it was to us viewers. LOL. Yes, it was funny when Data pushed Dr Crusher into the water but it was equally funny when Riker said "Computer, remove the plank" Worfs face when he realised what's about to happen and trying to get back onboard then Data pushing Dr Crusher overboard causing Worf to fall back in half way up. Mayhem. LOL
'So if we want new uniforms for the movie, should we pay to have some made?' 'Nah, let's just shove 6ft 3 Jonathan Frakes in 5ft 10 Garrett Wang's Yoyager uniform and blow the wardrobe budget on an elaborate promotion scene for Worf'
I saw that before - not blood - it's paint from the ship. I read a backstory that production was behind and they had to touch up the side with red paint. Still wet when shooting. Rush Rush Rush!!!!!
I've seen this scene many times, but I don't believe i've ever noticed the huge patch of blood on Worf's knee as he's trying to climb out and Beverly knocks him back in. Just googled it. Reddit claims it was wet paint from the ship being painted at the last minute
The music in first 30 seconds of this scene uses the same motif as the DS9 theme. I'd almost say it was the prototype for DS9 the same way the TMP theme was the prototype for TNG's, only DS9 was on the air before this movie entered production.
Removing an object and override all physics probably takes the holodeck computer to it's limits and causes a action/reaction cascade from out of the center of the event.
Being former USN, I felt that the scene made light of RN officers of that era: Their lives were pure hell while sailing the high seas. Scurvy, maggot infested meat, uneducated crewmen, storms from hell, no proper medical facilities compared to today, etc, etc. Pretending to be the equivalent of a Naval officers of His / Her Majesty is an affront to the memories of real Sailors whom sailed on vessels powered by wind... No homage was made during this trivial scene. Patrick Stewart should have felt a twinge of regret being a Subject of the UK GB. He is old enough to have read sea stories of battles, blood and men swept overboard.
for deanna's promotion they threw her to the lions i would love to see that holodeck program. if they promoted wesley they would just throw him out the airlock lol
Piccard: "Number 1, the holodeck is on deck 11, right?" Riker: "Yes, Captain." Piccard: "Then... Why does the airlock we just pushed Mr. Crusher out of say, deck 12 airlock?" Riker: "..."
“Do something unexpected. Get it?” :D
“Got it. Computer… remove the ship.”
lmao
That's retract the ship.
@@JasonGablerretract the p enis
I disagree with Geordi. That was hilarious what Data did to Dr Crusher...
Geordi has got to get in the spirit of things, be spontaneous, live in the moment
That was the best part!
Computer, remove the the doctor's overcoat, and bra, that we might accurately gauge water temperature! :)
I remember seeing this for the first time in the theater. Everyone was cracking up.
She is a woman, they Always Think it is funny until it happens to themselves.
The Wile E. Coyote moment when the plank disappeared... The looks on Worf's face was priceless.
And Riker is the Roadrunner. "Meep Meep"
Betrayal!!
@@marcziegenhain8420 Love to hear the Meep Meep dubbed over Riker's "Sorry!" line🤣
Picard: "Number One, that's ' _retract_ plank,' not ' _remove_ plank.' "
Riker: Of course, sir.
I think it's hilarious that they, the crew of a naval vessel, basically LARP as . . . the crew of a naval vessel.
I mean, its basically the same as a modern soldier larping as a spartan. I do see your logic though.
@@mahmoudsalaheddine8358too ancient. More like revolutionary war larp.
@@kishascape yeah, that makes more sense
One of the books, I believe Imzadi II by Peter David, has this line from Worf that sets the record straight:
"Data, when you pushed Dr Crusher in the water... that was funny. Damn funny. And don't let anybody ever tell you different."
Whomever wrote that book obviously has never heard Worf speak. That's not something he would say, nor the way he would say it.
@@I_leave_mean_comments Agreed, Worf would say "Data, I feel I should tell you, I was not in agreement with Commander Laforge, I found the occassion when you pushed Dr Crusher into the ocean most........amusing!"
@@Bodanki Indeed!
It's simply because Data, like an Autistic person, does not understand irrational humor. Data doesn't see why someone's misfortune can be humorous. It's the same situation as the episode when Wesley Crusher accidentally got ice cream smacked into his face!
@@Halpin2006 having a case myself I can attest that abstract humor is not a simple thing to wrap your head around.
Did anyone notice that Worf had the same expression on his face when the plank was removed as Wile E. Coyote does when he runs off the edge of a cliff and hangs there for just a second before gravity takes hold? 🤣
In Worf's head: "They'd never do this on a Klingon ship."
Nope, he'd have to fight and kill the ranking Lt. Cdr on the ship to take his position lol.
Being raised on earth, I’m sure he appreciates the good fun
@@insaneapples1559 That's mirror universe terrran empire!
@@jeffnaslund not really. He identifies with Klingons more than humans.
maybe if it was a ship floating on lava...
3:42 I love it when Worf gives that cry; it's like he's saying, "Dammit, not again!" before falling back in the water.
Depends on your point of view, La Forge. I personally found it hilarious.
3:51 His shit eating grin easily is one of my favorite Data moments.
This is why you make movies. They would never make scene like this for the show, the scheduling, budgets for sets and costumes, it would never be approved, but for a movie, we get this lovely memory.
All scenes should start with "78 years later" completely out of context.
Well,any point in time could be 78 years from another lol. Hilarious
@Jim Barrows Whoosh
"Two hours later..."
-Knockoff Cousteau
@@testy462 What about 77 years after the big bang? :)
It was 78 years after the rift took Captain Kirk to his Fantasyland where he was going to propose to his woman instead of go back to starfleet.
He should have tied his woman to the horse and whipped her on her ass for being so demanding when it comes to him making her eggs.
A good Captain should always be firm but fair. I'd say 20 with a good very large strong horse whip would be good.
Beverly totally crushing it in that uniform...
That got such a big laugh in the theatre....I really enjoyed this scene.
Crusher and Troi look AMAZING in 19th century naval uniforms! 😄
Geordi doesn't know what he's talking about. That shit was HILARIOUS.
"Data that was not funny"
"It was to me, man 🤣"
Sailor Beverley is Best Beverley. Looking like the snacciest of snaccs in that uniform.
Aye! She was a goddess, no doubt about it.
that was patricia tallman as her stuntwoman. she was barbara in the remake of night of the living dead. she also did a lot of guest spots on tng.
I concur
@@ernstergarcia Plus she was Lyta on Babylon 5.
I JUST HAD AN AWESOME THOUGHT GUYS: They should have made an entire film like this, with the TNG Enterprise-D crew manning an 18th century sailing ship in some high seas, Pirates of the Caribbean-esque, adventure. Captain Picard, first officer Riker, the whole cast. Even have some evil admiral sending them on a mission. Use the standard Trek tropes, but in this setting.
As like a dream or something like that
Yes
@@romainsavioz5466 Nah, Q doing it as a prank.
@@thomaszinser8714 If it was Q, they'd spend all their time looking for the escape hatch, so to speak, rather than actually run the mission.
This wouldn't be a good movie premise, but it would have made a great episode.
Someone once said that master and commander movie was basically that.
Given Worf's track record with things falling on him I'm pretty sure his left arm is totally destroyed...
Never underestimate a Klingon.
that was the best part of the show seeing Crushers face as Data pushed her into the water !
Can imagine the guy with quarters below the Holodeck? He would be pounding the ceiling yelling, "Keep it down! Too much noise! Some of us got to go to work in the morning!"
thank goodness for dampeners lol
"its all in good fun data"
happens to her, she wimpers as shes in the water.
Damn! Gates McFadden looks amazing in that uniform!!! I still think she was highly underrated and didn't get enough screen time.
Can't agree more. Good actress, natural comedian, and strikingly beautiful. What's not to like?
Lotta women look good with enough makeup on. Natural's much sexier.
You mean her stunt double did.
@@ekscalybur Then that stunt double must be a twin since we got a close up of her talking to Data.
@@CatsClaw44 You really don't know this works, do you?
Seems like Data is the only one on that ship whose sense of humor is properly calibrated.
"Number One, that's 'RETRACT plank', not 'REMOVE plank'."
That line is why I keep coming back to watch
"SORRY!!!"
You just *know* it wasn't a mistake XD
That head turn by Picard was excellent
One thing I've always hated about this scene: Geordi doesn't know what a stun'sl is. Geordi built detailed model sailing vessels, and should have been the one educating Riker.
Wow you held onto this for a long time.
I still don't know what it is. I've never built a model boat or been on a sailing vessel. So what is it?
@@johnw2026 Do you have google by chance?
@@johnw2026 A studding sail, or stun'sl(pronounced stuns'l /ˈstʌnsəl/) is an extra sail on a square rigged vessel for use in fair weather. It is set outside the square sails, using stun'sl booms which run out along the yards. They came into use some time in the middle of the 17th century and by the beginning of the 19th century were usual on all square rigged sailing vessels. They started to become less common in the last quarter of the 19th century, as the economies of smaller crews and avoidance of damage to the ship's gear became more important than a fast voyage.
@@jojack1234567890 ok, thanks. Studding sail, stuns'l. Main sail, Mains'l. Those sailors had ways of shortening their English, and they all knew what they were talking about. I'm enough of a land lubber I'd never make it on a sailing vessel! 😂
I wonder if Geordi can truly enjoy the Holodeck. I bet his visor shows him the truth behind much of it.
Possibly why he was such a stick in the mud about something that was legitimately hilarious if you heard what the Doc said.
Maybe he can reprogramm his visor to show him exactly what he is supposed to see on the holodeck. Sort of the visor getting its data directly from the holodeck computer instead of using its own camers/sensorics.
Wow! I just noticed something. When Worf is climbing back up the side of the ship there is red paint on his knees. It must have been from the freshly painted ship for this scene!
Never saw that....till now.
This is the comment I was looking for. I thought perhaps it was supposed to be blood, but it's not there beforehand.
In the TNG novel Imzadi II, there is a scene with Worf and Data that takes place just after the end of Generations ...
"Remember the other day? When you pushed the doctor into the water?"
"Yes."
"That was funny. Damned funny. And do not let anyone else tell you otherwise."
I know, aint it great? Geordi dont know what's up that shit was hilarious.
""That was funny. Damned funny."
This doesn't sound like Worf dialogue tbh
@@winstonmarlowe5254 Yeah I was thinking the same.
@@danielyeshe Nah. I can hear Wharf saying it.
@@danielyeshe yeah, I’ve never heard Worf say “Damn funny” or express much mirth at all or at anyone’s expense
Just Big Kids with that holodeck...love it.
Worf is like an angry cat in the water. XD
I think the Navy should bring those uniforms back.
Except the hats. We don't have tall enough doorways.
@@Riley_Mundt So true. But I have to admit I love the way those uniforms look.
@@Riley_Mundt That's why officers remove their hats when going indoors.
@@Riley_Mundt Neither did they. Plus, back then anyways, uniforms were kind of an officer only thing. Enlisted had work clothes issued to them, but that was about it.
@@1337penguinman I mean, go back far enough and the 'enlisted' men were basically just sailors hired on for a tour (or pressed into service). The compliment that represented 'King and Country' was historically the ships marines and officers. IIRC after the battle of the Nile the British just straight up hired sailors off the defeated French ships.
That ship was the famous HMS Bounty replica, built in my home town , Whangarei, New Zealand.
James Cook served on the original as a officer under William Bligh,.Cook later given a Royal commission years after that mutiny as a Captain then rediscovered and extensively mapped much of the pacific including Australia and New Zealand.
It was the Brig Lady Washington out of Grey's Harbor . My son served on that boat.
I love how smug Data actually looks XD
Congratulations, Lieutenant Worf all the best to you😊
This scene from the movie makes me sad we never got an alternate universe episode of the crew on an old sailing ship.
As much as I'm pleased to see Worf now at the rank of Lieutenant Commander,....it's rather too bad he didn't get that promotion in 1 of the episodes of Star Trek TNG prior to those Star Trek films.
Data never got a promotion at all
I know in Star Trek nemesis, the android got very close to that promotion of commander first officer, but since the android sacrificed itself for the senior officers and crew,… Nope.
@@LordTalax Of course Data didn't get a promotion he is already third in command
Both data and Geordi should have been promoted to commander by the time nemesis came around.
I feel sorry for the poor kid.
This is kind of like when your roommate throws pudding on you while you're in the shower. How mad can you really get because you're already IN the shower? So how mad can Crusher get, she's in the holodeck. Of course it's funny.
I'd be madder than a wet hen. i don't particularly like disruptions in my daily routines.
Why does it matter she’s in the holodeck? She’s still wet...
@@benhaney9629 "computer, dry me"
"He will never make it, no one ever has"
thank you Commander Exposition. Except Data could do it with the greatest of ease.
Data could do it easily, but he never has because he was never promoted while he served on the Enterprise. So technically Riker is correct.
Makes you wonder if this was the Enterprise's traditional promotion ceremony
there are plenty of people who COULD do it, but no one ever has, riker is correct
I'm team Data. That was hilarious!!
I agree.... Data should have responded with I believe you fail to see the humor here Geordi.... here, allow me to demonstrate as he pushes Geordi overboard as well
And if you look at Worf's right knee at around 3:42 you can see the red paint of the side of the ship on his trouser leg. Apparently they were in a hurry to get this scene done and didn't have time for the paint to dry.
That‘s blood.
@@theot.2869 its not blood, it's red paint off the side of the ship
Anyone notice the blood on Worf's knee as he's climbing up? 3:45
I saw that before - not blood - it's paint from the ship. I read a backstory that production was behind and they had to touch up the side with red paint. Still wet when shooting. Rush Rush Rush!!!!!
@@thebottomline4070 Ah, that's interesting. Glad he didn't get hurt, as far as I can tell.
I was hoping someone else noted
@@jacob476 Yes. Another comment here about the same thing.
@@thebottomline4070 Saw it for the 1st time today. Glad to have the explanation, thanks!
The first Enterprise was built in 1774 it was HMS Enterprise. The last ship bearing the name Enterprise was launched in December of 2019. Once again It's called HMS Enterprise.
Wow, that fall in the water of worf reminded me a lot of when wile e coyote falls down in cartoon movies..
When Q turned Crusher into a barking Irish setter.(True Q). I felt he was doing what many fans had been wanting to do for sometime. That was hilarious!
Even more funny it was a setter with red hair. Great scene.
I don't want to kink-shame you, so I'm not going to say anything else.
If you mean "doing her doggy" then I think you would be right.
Poor Worf and Kim. They only got promoted after their shows ended. Meanwhile Troi takes one test and she's a full commander.
because she is white you silly goose
Worf received a formal reprimand for killing Duras. This is what caused his delay in being promoted.
In the Coast Guard its tradition, when someone is promoted, they are thrown overboard...
everyone, including the Captain.
I’m glad they recreated created that in the holodeck instead of adapting for space. Airlock…. Not fun
You mean someone to be promoted captain?
I could assume the tradition is to instill a sense of humility before one gets cocky in the new rank. - In this Trek scene it seems even clearer.
Especially the two ladies had an amazing look in these old uniforms! 😏
That ship was actually the "Lady Washington". Her sister ship was the "Hawaiian Chieftain".
Both ships were built in the 80's and until a few years ago, they would visit many west coast ports and stage mock cannon duels for fans aboard for $70 a ticket.
My wife and I sailed aboard them in Coos Bay Oregon a few years ago. Yes, I was tempted to "Crush" it.
Arrr, shipmates, arrrr.
LLAP
The soundtrack for this film is glorious
Am I the only one who thinks that Mirina Sirtis and Gates McFadden both look beautiful in those uniforms?
No. This is why they put them in those uniforms in the first place.
You're not alone Data, I don't understand humans either.
That mischievous look on Data’s face after nudging Crusher into the water is priceless!
geordi: data...
data: that was-
geordi: not funny
me: no no, data did do something spontaneous. he had a point.
A Torch has been passed. I’ll miss you Kirk, Spock, Uhura, and the Original crew of the Enterprise 💫
Meanwhile, somewhere in the background:
Riker: _It's even funnier the second time!_
It's weird that he was first portrayed as a lieutenant but presumably a junior grade and wasn't promoted to lieutenant commander until this movie. But he performed the exact same role on the Enterprise since replacing Yar at tactical/chief of security. What exactly were the additional rights and responsibilities of his new rank?
People called him commander now
When I was a child I was often made to walk the plank. ...we couldn't afford a dog
*_RIMSHOT_*
Data was the only one who saw the bullying for what it was
@Jim Barrows yes it is
That "may God have mercy on your soul" winds up being prophetic.
'We the crew of the Uss enterprise being of sound mind and body...'
Yeah this whole holodeck ship thing somewhat calls that into question
It's scenes like this that really made the show.
I For One, Appreciate Your Nod To 'First Contact'!
Crusher was just stunning….
I guess I will learn that lesson to never underestimate a Klingon
QUESTION: If they weren't in starfleet does anyone think Worf would of done something to Riker for that mistake with the plank?
They did Data dirty in this one. The timing and play on words IS hilarious
When Riker says that no one has ever gotten the officer’s cap before, it makes me wonder if Data went through this ceremony when he made Lt Commander. Maybe he was already that rank when he came on board, but if he did you would think he could make that grab. Or they might have skipped the ceremony in case he missed, he doesn’t really float….lol
Sure he does.....remember the scene from Insurrection?
@@jerwheel No, guess I need to rewatch the movie….aw shucks….lol
no Data was Lt Commander in the pilot and when Picrad finally used a holodeck it was in a later episode and is stated to be is first time. After a 2 minute trip he is gushing over how real the holodeck felt to Troi.
A beautiful ship and worthy of her name and her crew.
And once you know the stunt person for the dr falling in the water is off Babylon 5 you just can’t unsee it
Must have been Worfs strong "Klingon" muscles in his legs enabling him to jump that high to reach his hat from how high it was to us viewers. LOL. Yes, it was funny when Data pushed Dr Crusher into the water but it was equally funny when Riker said "Computer, remove the plank" Worfs face when he realised what's about to happen and trying to get back onboard then Data pushing Dr Crusher overboard causing Worf to fall back in half way up. Mayhem. LOL
3:43 blood on worf's knees?
Paint from the boat. Not intentional.
You noticed that too, huh?
Perhaps they disengaged the holodeck safety protocols.
Pretty sure Data knew exactly what he was doing ;)
Nobody going to mention that the opening music for this scene is the theme from Deep Space Nine?
"Not funny." ? Friggen _hysterical._
I love how pumped Geordi is.
'So if we want new uniforms for the movie, should we pay to have some made?'
'Nah, let's just shove 6ft 3 Jonathan Frakes in 5ft 10 Garrett Wang's Yoyager uniform and blow the wardrobe budget on an elaborate promotion scene for Worf'
It looks like Worf had hurt his right knee as he was climbing up the side of the ship.
I saw that before - not blood - it's paint from the ship. I read a backstory that production was behind and they had to touch up the side with red paint. Still wet when shooting. Rush Rush Rush!!!!!
@@thebottomline4070 thanks for that. 👍
Data: "That was..."
Me: "Soooo f__king funny!" 😁😆😂🤣
Don't worry Data you just have to wait for when they look on that day while laughing.
I've seen this scene many times, but I don't believe i've ever noticed the huge patch of blood on Worf's knee as he's trying to climb out and Beverly knocks him back in. Just googled it. Reddit claims it was wet paint from the ship being painted at the last minute
The music is so good when they slow it down just a bit.
I just noticed, there's the slightest touch of the Voyager theme at '78 years later'
"Remove the Stone of Shame, and attach the Stone of Triumph!"
It says No Homers...
Who makes Steve Guttenberg a star?
Screw you, Jordi, i thought that was hilarious!!! lmao!!!
That is EXACTLY WHY it was funny!!! 🤣
Perhaps not the best of ideas, however, as *Doctor* Crusher is actually Data's superior officer as *Commander* Beverly Crusher.
I really hope you're getting it all on film at every possible angle...lol. I'll play it back for you when you come out of your coma...
The music in first 30 seconds of this scene uses the same motif as the DS9 theme. I'd almost say it was the prototype for DS9 the same way the TMP theme was the prototype for TNG's, only DS9 was on the air before this movie entered production.
Why did Worfs lower regions start accelerating faster than his upper when the plank was deleted?
conservation of momentum and slow motion camera.
Removing an object and override all physics probably takes the holodeck computer to it's limits and causes a action/reaction cascade from out of the center of the event.
4:06 I thought it was hilarious.
Being former USN, I felt that the scene made light of RN officers of that era:
Their lives were pure hell while sailing the high seas. Scurvy, maggot infested meat, uneducated crewmen, storms from hell, no proper medical facilities compared to today, etc, etc.
Pretending to be the equivalent of a Naval officers of His / Her Majesty is an affront to the memories of real Sailors whom sailed on vessels powered by wind...
No homage was made during this trivial scene. Patrick Stewart should have felt a twinge of regret being a Subject of the UK GB. He is old enough to have read sea stories of battles, blood and men swept overboard.
What a GREAT scene. SO cool!
Was this episode a subtle wink to Captain Hornblower, the inspiration for the Captain Picard character?
1:45, “Hip, Hip, Hooray!”
That was hilarious Star Trek at its best
for deanna's promotion they threw her to the lions i would love to see that holodeck program. if they promoted wesley they would just throw him out the airlock lol
Piccard: "Number 1, the holodeck is on deck 11, right?"
Riker: "Yes, Captain."
Piccard: "Then... Why does the airlock we just pushed Mr. Crusher out of say, deck 12 airlock?"
Riker: "..."
The original Star Trek Cruise
I thought it was funny
Data was just following Doctor's orders