TNG Best of Both Worlds Battle Scene in 2.39:1 aspect ratio
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- I got bored and decided to edit the battle scene from BoBW into a cinematic 2.39:1 aspect ratio.
Some scenes have awkward framing in this format, but this proves this amazing show wouldn't have many issues getting it to a 16:9 format.
It's impossible to overstate how epic this two part episode was. It's over 30 years old!!
It could have made a great film.
@@nguyendailam6703 It did. Back in April 2013.
100%. It's baffling that they never again had an episode that was at once so thrilling and so dark. The stakes weren't ever as high for the remaining 4 seasons. Even two of the four TNG movies failed to achieve the same gravity.
@ODIN Force My point was that TNG's stakes were never again so high. Not that the Borg should've featured more 😊
Absolutely. This was pants-shitting terrifying at the time. I remember distinctly hearing rumors that Stewart wanted to leave the show and this was his out; since this was pre-internet, there was no way to know until the following season.
Picard: Fire at will
Will Riker: *nervous look on his face* no fire at the borg.
Good one! Haha!
that one never gets old
He glances up at Worf just to make sure.
@@allyourpie4323 I would TOO ..
Yeah they all pull phasers and fire at Will Riker
So much going on. Shelby's "No shit Sherlock look" Her smug look once she gets the tractor beam off. Riker's hostility... Picard's soft touch as he moves her from center position, you can feel Geordi's loss when he's talking and setting engineering on the bridge. So-so good.
And a few seconds after this, when Wes Crusher is terribly unnerved by flying straight into a dense nebula and says, "The field's becoming too dense, sir," Picard is back to being the rock for his crew, "Steady," as if nothing is wrong and they didn't just barely escape with their lives.
@@fredocarroll Like a real professional
I couldn't disagree MORE lol everybody was so remarkably lackluster and bland you could TELL they were all acting against blue screens lol and an Assistant Director shouting what the enemy is doing from just off-camera. 🤣
And, the way Geordie reported the damage to engineering, and the casualties inflicted, you'd think he was ordering a sandwich at Jimmy John's lol he was so "ho-hum" about it.
I've seen more intensity of action on a friggin' golf course! Or a book club meeting. 🤣
And more emotion in a computer schematics service manual.
@@twstf8905 "We lost a lot of good people down there." It's like, take 16. The "good people" have no names. LeVar is ready for a sandwich.
@@tim72184 LoL .. LeVar's ready for a sandwich .. HA!
Whenever you want to even the odds with a superior opponent, lead them in to a nebula. That’s the Star Trek way.
Of course! There's also coffee in there!!
Sauce for the goose, Mr. Savik.
They use the 'Art of War' quote ''use your surrounding to your advantage'' very literally.
@@JonnieStarbase no, not coffee... Tea, Earl Grey.
@@EarlJohn61 why not both
Shelby should’ve been brought back for First Contact. She also should’ve featured again in TNG. An exceptional character and all for just two episodes.
I agree. You know, as divisive as the show is, it would have been inspired if Shelby was the Admiral in ST: PICARD. She has such a strong baseline of characteristics that she would totally run over "Admiral Picard" or anyone else in her way if given the authority.
And a gorgeous woman!
I remember Shelby well. Would have been nice to have more friction, but that wasn't what Gene had in mind. It was good that she was there for a short time though.
Nowadays she would just be seen as yet another feminist and they would probably ruin her with purple hair or some bullshit, but I think she had more under the hood and carried her own with attitude alone.
She was right too. Riker was quite the little lapdog for Picard, but then again, that was his job. And when it came time for him to step into a bigger set of shoes, he showed he had the mettle.
Shelby had the backbone for it too, but was a little too militaristic. That wasn't a failing of her feminism though, that was a characteristic she carried with her as a ball buster.
Janeway had this too, but mellowed.
Now, seeing Janeway and Shelby on the same bridge... Now that could have been interesting.
I believe Shelby was taken from a novel and the novel's author politely asked them never to use Shelby again. Something they largely honoured. The 'Shelby' mentioned in DS9 is MEANT to be her, but was never given a full name, which is good, because of the request.
There are tons of characters like this that we’d have loved to see again. The reason they did that so rarely is because they’d have to pay the original writer who created the character.
"We have developed new defence capabilities since our last meeting" the borg "oh yeah what" Captain Picard "We have........ an extra bridge officer
"We have the power of Booba!"
@@calanon534 "Yousa no hava de booba!!"
We've imported Yoda & Luke.
I'll say one thing, Geordi's commando roll looks WAY better in this version. In the original it was always pretty lame because he could obviously just duck under it, but here I think the fact you can't see the descending door until he's already rolling makes it look a lot more dramatic and urgent.
The Enterprise D bridge set was modified for Star Trek Generations by raising the command seating areas onto a platform which raised them closer to the level of Worf's station behind the rail. This allowed better framing in the wide 'scope aspect ratio the film used.
They also dimmed the lighting, bringing it closer to that of Yesterday's Enterprise style.
The wide screen format makes it look like a feature film.
The high production quality doesn't hurt either.
@Jason Lee Trater I was fortunate to get my ticket for the Fathom Event. It was superbly worth it. I also saw the theatrical screening they did for season 2 with the extended cut of The Measure of a Man & Q Who.
Agreed!
indeed; wish i saw this with my hs gf instead of first contact....
It does give that sense. Too bad the tops of some heads are cut off in the transition.
It just looks so right seeing Riker Picard and Shelby all sitting in the command area of the bridge. It really raises the stakes of the situation.
Instead of Troi looking constipated? Absolutely.
I was thinking the same, the shots featuring three people in red uniforms with stressed expressions wonderfully communicates the severity of the situation
Holy hell! This looks movie quality!!! I’m legit impressed. I swear, it takes the tension up several notches
Looks amazing!
Shelby has to be one of the biggest under developed characters in Trek history.
I agreed. SHE should have been Captain of a Voyager-like ship!
@@williamschleyjr7761 In the novels she's the first officer on another ship that ends up fighting the Borg later on, and becomes a captain in her own right.
@@adamwhitehead7289 Star Trek: New Frontier, I think it was called. I liked those books, they were written by Peter David.
can Shelby pronounce - Ro Laren? LMAO
I always loved how the computers alert about decompression danger carried over from the shot with Geordi rolling under the isolation door to the shot on the bridge. It makes total sense that both locations would be hearing the same alert at the same instant.
2:04 - Shelby is enjoying that too much
2:07 - Riker is not
Picard: Fire at will!
Data: *Shoots Riker*
Picard: Dammit, Data!
🤣😂
Data: Captain did you not order me to fire at Will?
The look gives me heavy generations flashbacks!
So damn true!
Imagine being lucky and working on the bridge directly in between all the first class space action... but you need to work standing and with your back turned to the main screen ... LMAO
And being next to one of those consoles during a fight?
No way!
Seeing the Borg cutting beam strike the side of the secondary hull of the Enterprise D reminded me to much of the first battle between the Reliant and the Constitution class Enterprise when the Reliant opened fire on the Enterprise in almost the same manner.
They're carving us up like a roast.
Can we just appreciate for a moment how the rapidly changing phaser frequencies are visually conveyed by the phaser beam emitting different frequencies of light? Can we just appreciate that for over 30 years? I think we can!
Always been one of my favourite touches. Data being the one to rapidly switch frequencies, and it been shown by colour, makes it feel like an invincible foe has been (briefly) overcome by genuine ingenuity - rather than it feeling arbitrary and unearned when the previously invincible foe is suddenly defeated, like it often is when they try to write scenes like this nowadays.
Still one of the greatest tv episodes of all time ( on par with the Inner Light ). Seeing it in this ratio adds to the intensity. I remember I was a kid when seeing this and was on the edge of my seat... The end of the episode had me shaking all over and raging at the TV. I couldn't wait for September... lol
It feels like a movie. Some episodes were really awesome
1:12 Picard: "fire at will". Riker: ???
Everytime they say that line, the next shot is Will. Throughout the series
...at which point in time Shelby grabs the nearest phaser and puts an end to the thick headed annoyance that Riker has become!
i know right, what the hell has riker done to deserve that.
Riker: "But it was Shelby's shield modifications that failed!"
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Holy crap, 8 people died in engineering? This is more intense than I remember.
11 dead and 8 unaccounted for...thats was heavy for Star Trek....probably my favorite episode(s)...
They died in engineering or the surrounding areas penetrated by the cutting beam.
@@ensignmjs7058
And the 8 missing were either vaporized by direct contact with the cutting beam or were blown clear of the ship due to explosive decompression
11 dead 8 unaccounted for
@@TheLAGopher I think they really could have sold that a bit better by doing some pyro. Wouldn't need much, an exploding console in engineering, an explosion with some debris from the side in a corridor. I guess the budget was too tight for the episode. It already had a lot of new models and sets, after all.
Damn, this looks amazing! I would totally watch the whole series again if all of it looked like this. Great work!
Shelby had such a big impact. The way we're conditioned to know that when she shows up the borg will show up, and it'll be epic!
The way Shelby give Riker a "No F&!@*$( kidding" look is epic
The shade she throws is amazing.
First Contact is the “Wrath of Khan” of TNG movies . The absolute best. I still regard it as the second best Star Trek movie of all time, after Wrath of Khan.
Com.shelbys looks get me every time..would love to have seen this character again
she was in a series of eu novels and became a captain in her own right
Shelby perfecting that smug 'Karen' look eons before BBQ-Betty and Permit Patty, or eons after...
Engineering is in the center of the ship. They would have to cut through a lot of decking and bulkheads to get to it. It would probably be the safest place on the ship.
The Borg cutting beam in ''Q Who'' cut out 3 sections of 3 decks of the saucer section of the Enterprise-D.
The aspect ratio cut off an extremely valuable emotional reaction by Shelby @2:30 when Data mentions in a very cold android way how many dead there are. Powerful scene this totally robs the viewer of.
It gets a bit claustrophobic at 1:07 and 1:32 too. More chopped heads than in a romaine salad.
Would love to see this in cinema, limited release - but modified: processed to look like the lighting they used in Generations, and with the cliffhanger deleted. No fade to black, no fade in from "Last time on TNG..."
The scene has great music too. Really ramps up the excitement.
Ron Jones is the master of the music for this episode, he also scored a string of other episodes with excellent music that really supports the storyline aside from BoBW which was released separately, most of his other trek works: th-cam.com/play/PLeQ8lYZtvUXOYaypvrZqQ4QDYMh2LiQL7.html
@@vrenak Thanks!
:34 ... Shelby's "No Shit Sherlock" stare
Would have LOVED to have seen more Shelby later on in either TNG or DS9 ... would've been a great Starship Captain
@@harvey1965 Hell yes!
@@harvey1965 Good Greif No, they were losing the battle and she was pissed off at Riker and when she figured out the modulation she was so dam proud of herself.
Both times outwardly showing her emotions.
Not command or enlisted material .
@@soldierski1669 Still, she did figure out the modulation. That alone saved the Flagship of the Federation and all their lives. Credit where it's due; her emotions did not threaten her overall achievement.
@@soldierski1669 I mean, like West Air said, she did figure out the modulation that got the ship out of there, while Riker told her something she likely already knew in a tone like he was talking to an idiot. Besides, showing emotion isn't a flaw when it doesn't get in the way of your work.
Bragging about their "new" weapons shows fundamental weakness.
Never brag, just SHOOT first.
Love the movie feel and love even more Shelbys hot little attitude glares....
I rather liked Commander Shelby. A pity she didn't show up later in TNG or even DS9.
She was supposed to be on TNG a few more times, but ended up getting a part in another show.
Wouldn't be surprised if she was in command of one of the starships destroyed by the Jem'hadar weapons platforms in either of the Chin'toka battles.
@@robgyanisu312 Not canon, but Ron Moore intended for the mention of Captain Shelby of the Sutherland, stated by Dax during her wedding pre-party, to in fact the same Shelby. It would make sense too that she would have her own ship at that point.
She was easy on the eyes
I’m pissed ro laren didn’t come back. Apparently she was supposed to have Kiras role on DS9
Would you agree this was peak TNG?
"We have developed new defence capabilities" = We put an extra cup-holder on the captain's chair
I've never noticed that when Picard says, "Fire all weapons" you see phaser blasts coming from the side of the starboard nacelle. Didn't realize there was a phaser port there.
During some of the DS9 episodes the galaxy class had phaser strips on top of the nacelles also (USS Venture). Really liked the look of them.
Picard takes valuable time to give a course...
Kirk just says get us out of here Mr. Sulu
Shows the level of trust kirk has in sulu, no need to spell it out to him
@@dantesinferno80 Agreed, Sulu would have already factored in an escape course and Kirk knows he thinks for himself.
@@soldierski1669 Perhaps. But Picard had a specific hiding place in mind. There's no guarantee Sulu would have chosen that specific place to go in the heat of the moment. You can clearly see Picard looking at a star chart on his arm rest before he gives the order. It's a very calculated move. And in the end, the few seconds didn't make a difference.
Not always. In "Balance of Terror", Kirk makes a lot of very specific moves where he spells out his orders, explicitly. Same with Star Trek II when they have to trick Kahn with the prefix code. And again when he's carefully guiding Sulu's moves while the warp drive is sabotaged in "Elan of Troiyus". Much like the "Shatner Cadence" (which Shatner himself mocks starting in the 80's on SNL), I think this is a case of the Star Trek "Mandela Effect" where people collectively misremember actual events.
Or we discussing flippant comments and for entertainments sake and not writing factual dissertations on star trek history
Geordi: Must... roll... under... door...
That's the LaForge Maneuver
That look Shelby gave Riker (at 0:34) when he said "They have the ability to adapt commander." Ice cold. Also interesting: the reaction shots of Shelby showed she was a little scared (e.g. 1:27), unlike the rest of the Enterprise crew (like La Forge, who matter-of-factly states "We're not moving") who are battle hardened.
This shows that red isn't the only standard phaser color. As the frequencies changed so did the colors. But in this case they were short bursts because of the rapid changes and not long beams of blue and green.
I actually never noticed the green before seeing this.
The aspect ratio really made it seem important
It was shot in 4:3 ratio. Oh, you must be a budding Ted Turner who ruins classic films with his ideas of editing. "Let's just cut a few hours from "Gone With the Wind" so I can get my commercials in and make more money, even if you can't follow the plot!"
More important than it already was? 😛
It was actually done in widescreen and then cropped. AV equipment was in the other part of the frames.
Well those new defensive capabilities lasted about 15 seconds. Back when the Borg still had teeth.
. They just made the borg weaker all the time. They were originally unstoppable. That made for some thrilling engagements. Eventually they just made the borg weaker. Lame writing.
@@dankuchar6821 Or the federation just learnt and got stronger? A multitude of advanced planets working together united against a threat can reach quite a thing.
And as it is revealed in DS9, the Federation even created special battle ships to fight off the Borg threat, the Defiant being one of them.
@@Justforvisit Nope, just Janeway was invincible. Defeated the entire collective all by herself.
@@oldtwinsna8347 just one transgender warp conduit
It feels like they are 10 years in the future. Especially with her able to break the beam with the mods. Feels awesome
Ive always loved that Geordi makes sure everyone evacuated before him
I don’t think Shelby ever got the credit she deserved for basically saving the ship, starfleet, earth, countless species just by giving data those instructions to allow them to flee from imminent death.
While I may agree she had quite a role in it, it's worth mentioning she was also surrounded with experienced officers who knew the gravity of the situation. Her smug look about the little victory over removing the tractor beam is probably arrogance and ignorance of the fact that the Enterprise does not have the tactical advantage at all.
Her face when the main plant to use the dish fails shows just how much she realized eventually she was fighting a deadly enemy.
But I do like her character, it played well in this 2 part series.
Some hot shot from the academy they bused in. They even made some corporate rivalry between shelby and riker.
Yeah and they didnt bust Picard out of Starfleet for his incompetence in that engagement.His actions led to the death of members of his crew unnecessarily.First he gave up tactical and strategic information about they're capabilities which immediately took away his advantage.Next because the Borg was told starfleet had enhanced its defenses they attempted to cut into the ship to learn how enhanced,which led to unnecessary deaths of his crewmen.Last he waited until his shields failed before responding with force when its already established the Borg will kill you.However when he was saved by Shelby he ran instead of attempting to do as much damage or possibly destroying the borg ship.
Shelby is a pretentious person. Her reason to do anything is NOT about saving lives but to save her own or to thrust herself forward into the light of glory and self gratitude. One warning "WATCH YOUR BACK!" people such as these are so mesmerized by their own alleged greatest that they are astonished that no one recognized it. She would do well in small commanding position. Those small repetitive obnoxious duties requiring a small mind with the constant need of an ego massage. Shelby... a total KAREN.
@@Joshuatree7746 I get it. Powerful women make you uncomfortable. Thanks for the added opinion. Lol
Nicely done. The 2.39:1 might be a little much for TNG but this does show that 16:9 would have worked fine. I can understand them not wanting to do the series itself in 16:9 but the feature releases like this could have easily been made 16:9 and people would have been happy.
It's not that they didn't want to do the series in 16:9, it's that the show wasn't shot 16:9 safe. Many shots have c-stands and lights and other stuff just out of frame that would be visible if they had extended the framing. The only other option would have been cropping down, and that would have produced quite the outcry.
@@guspaz Yeah but they could have simple zoomed into the image slightly and avoided the stands and all that. And the excuse of image quality going down is just that because it was filmed on 35mm film - tons of movies use an open matt and then crop to 1.87 or 2.39 and there is no issue with the quality(Star Trek 6 is a great example as it was been released in a couple different aspect ratios over the years). We are talking a slight zoom, not doubling the image size. I think they even did that for the DS9 documentary on the HD stuff they had scanned so it was more than possible. As for the outcry, why would have complained on the special feature-length releases? BOBW was never released as a 90 minute episode so they are not actually changing something for the people to be mad about. They could have had that release in 16:9 and the episode on the season releases in 4:3 and there would have been no issue. Or just release 2 versions on the same disc - wouldn't have been tough to do. Like I said, I can see the not wanting to do the whole series like that and I agree but they missed a golden opportunity with the individual releases.
i notice how LaForge always loves to do that roll when the blast doors come down , does the same in the movies
That is actually the Chief-of-Engineering exit in emergency situations as prescribed by Starfleet regulation 234-7b. It was introduced so that the crew would understand the urgency of such situations better. A normal walk would not work... ;)
Shelby was a real cocky hotshot of a commander, but she could back it up too. I don't care about bringing the character back or anything, the way things are now, they'd just mess it up someway somehow, just thought what we did get was excellent.
1:14 Riker is thinking "What did I do?"
Looks great in this aspect ratio, and heightens the hilarity of Laforge almost forgetting to evacuate himself from Engineering 🤣
I saw the entire "Best of Both Worlds" re-edited for theatrical release in a 1 night showing in a movie theater to promote the blu-ray remastering. This was by far worthy to be a standalone movie. When people ask me to rank the TNG movies, I always include "The Best of Both Worlds" in with the rest.
They should have had it in 3D.
I was at a con and remember Levar saying he asked the director if he could roll under the door because it wasn't in the original script so they did it both ways and the director liked the roll better. The original script had him on the other side of the door.
She really likes being right
#female
#Human
@@JOESMITH-qs8ue more appropriate for the 24th century
"Eleven dead. Eight more unaccounted for, Captain."
This is fantastic! When they remastered it in HD, they should have used this aspect ratio. It looks fine, without compromising the actual scenes. There was some reason they couldn't do it, and I forgot their reason, or "excuse" for not doing that. Yes, it would have taken more time, but worth it! I'd love to watch the whole series like this.
A weaponized shield hacking tracktor beam the likes of which the federation has never seen. They need a future episode at star fleet academy of a full autopsy of how the borg was kicking their butts.
“its draining our shields!”
“ok lets wait for our shields to fail then fire everything”
Never noticed till now, but when Geordie walked off the turbo lift, he looked fucking pissed!
The Borg had the best sound effects in TNG, even a 'mere' tractor beam sounds awesome.
2:05 Shelby's shiteating grin
whats funny is that once Picard is taken, Commander Shelby still lords herself as the go-to expert on the borg, yet 95% of the changes and tactics she helped make failed and had no effect.......
Geordi could just calmly walk under the door. 🖖👽😂😂😂😂😂
Bet Picard wishes he hadn’t bragged quite so hard about his new defense capabilities! 😆
Yeah, that always bugged me. That's like trying to scare a burglar away by telling him how much cool, expensive shit you have in your house.
@@thespecialneedsgroup Indeed. But then he walks it back by proving that they’re completely ineffective.
Overall well done. Many shots add to the scope of the action. I would have reframed for the points where Riker was issuing commands, as his eyes were out of frame.
Honestly when the federation became aware of thr borg threat they should have posted a few androids on every vessel.
Data proved only an android could keep up with the borg adapting.
If they had androids they probably would.
They couldn't mass produce androids like Data though. They even had a full episode about that, where they wanted to take Data apart in order to mass produce him
They didn’t have any.
@@How_to_do_what_you_need A slave race, in other words.
@@richardgadberry8398 That exactly was Picards argument against it!
Pardon me if I am late for seeing this but...
At the time this episode came out I was so into STNG. It was as real as any TV show could be to me.
Fantasy but...
The idea of such a thing...an advanced life form using and exploiting humans?
It brought fear to my heart for the few moments I watched.
This is why it was such a great series. It took me away. Heroes and villians. But not in the classical way. Not a Western. Or anything from the past.
But set in the future. Where no one knows what can happen.
Great acting. Great writing. Great production.
I bet picard is also aware of the communication struggles between Shelby and Riker.
Yep...Picard's little hand gesture moving Shelby out of the way was his subtle way of saying don't get too big for your britches...just yet!
2:47... get out of the way Miss Random
They’re carving us up like a roast…. Again!
This episode was on H&I Tv last night, looks great
Funny how much difference this makes. Awesome! Well done!
Picard: "Fire at will!"
Riker: "What did I do?"
This is very good, it has the lighting or whatever to make it look properly cinematic like you recorded this off a cinema screen
I love Shelby’s face at 2:04. “Yeah, that’s right. I did that.”
Too cropped. Heads are all cut off, effects are eliminated, and it just looks cramped. Even 1.85 would be bad. This show was filmed for 1.33:1, and it should be viewed that way.
You've done the world a service by making this 🥰
Geordi’s roll under the engineering doorway seems a bit unnecessary. The door wasn’t closing that fast and all he needed to do really was dip his head a bit as he was clearing the Engineering door.
Levar knew there were memes to be made in the future
Ron Jones is seriously underrated.
This scene alone is better than the JJ-verse movies and Disco/Picard aka NuTrek combined. Man I miss this stuff.
looks awesome. even though I've seen Best of Both Worlds hundreds of time by now i'd happily pay to watch it in a cinema - on a huge screen with modern surround sound would be amazing. not that we are allowed to go to the cinema anymore or get a haircut or much of anything anymore (even people in prison can get a haircut)
If we don't get 75 to 80 percent of people to get the vaccinne, there will never be Herd Immunity or reopening of anything.
They did show it in cinemas when the blurays came out. It was quite the experience.
"Fire at Will." Riker begins ducking attacks all over the ship! "Why!?!?" He cries,....
I think 2.39:1 is a little too aggressive for this 4:3 show. I think 16:9 (1.78:1) or 1.85:1 would be a lot more comfortable, particularly when framing actors. They could even use a warp (LOL) to stretch the sides of the image for problematic shots (similar to how some TVs can stretch 4:3 to 16:9 on the fly.)
That look on Shelby's face after what she tells Data to try releases the tractor hold.
They missed a big opportunity to push a Riker-Shelby schwing fling! C’mon! You KNOW you wanted it!!!
Just old man's fantasies Jean Luc.
Interesting... some inevitable awkward framing though from 1.33:1 to 2.39:1 🤔
These aspect ratio scenes remind me of Star Trek Generations.
This is actually so much better in this aspect ratio lmao
When the blast door lowers, time to limbo dance
I know I am gonna get slated for this, but what is the problem with the old 4:3 ratio. At least with that we get the whole picture and not people's heads cropped etc. Also, the blu-ray sttng series looks fabulous. If the black bars annoy, just watch it in darkness, that way you hardly notice them.
The red Klaxon lighting looks like it does in Generations when viewed at this width.
1:12 ‘Fire at Will’. What did Riker do?
Funny
I bet there aere bloopes out there with this haha
It just looks expensive in this ratio. Love it!
Love it, reminds me of watching Generations!
I don’t understand. Picard’s order was to “fire at Will”! Will is sitting right next to him but no one even fires in the right direction!!!
Shelby thought about it
@@rumplebunny 😂
Still a better Borg story than the movie First Contact, although this is effectively a 3 parter as Family forms a part of its conclusion.
3 minutes of magic.
(at 0:33)--RIKER:"They have the ability to analyze and adapt, Commander!"
SHELBY:(through facial expression)--"Well no #@#$@#!!"