@@mmagill88 *Riker:* Did you write that or did Spot did. *Data:* I did, but Spot meowed so I believe I chose the correct words he wanted to say to you. *Riker:* I'd punch you in the face, but I might break my hand.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - Riker, before being dragged into the darkness, followed by the sound of clawing and licking.
Felis Catus is your taxonomic nomenclature An endothermic quadruped carniverous by nature Your visual, olfactory, and auditory senses Contribute to your hunting skills and natural defenses. I find myself intrigued by your sub-vocal oscillations A singular development of cat communications That obviates your basic hedonistic predilection For a rhythmic stroking of your fur to demonstrate affection. A tail is quite essential for your acrobatic talents You would not be so agile if you lacked its counterbalance And when not being utilized to aid in locomotion It often serves to illustrate the state of your emotion Oh Spot, the complex levels of behavior you display Denote a fairly well developed cognitive array And though you are not sentient, and do not comprehend, I nonetheless consider you a true and valued friend
My cat peachy also got lost in a blizzard. Missing for a week then when I walked outside he was there on my porch. His leg was broken though. But it healed and now he lives inside with me. I love my cat!
Years ago, when we were moving some furniture out of my house, my beloved cat took advantage of the open door to take an unexpected sojourn. Days later, when I had all but given up on ever seeing her again, I found her under my porch. She had obviously been on an adventure in the meantime and was filthy, but I was so happy.
Alot of people dont give brent spiner enough credit for just how well he portrayed commander data, you could really feel data grow over the course of the show, slowly learning important human lessons until at the very end he does the most human thing possible, sacrificing himself for the lives of his crewmates
Okay, but straight up out of literally any other heartwarming or emotion-driving scene in ALL of the Treks whatsoever, THIS is the one that legitimately made me cry for 10 minutes. I'd lost my cat Alice for an entire week last year, about two weeks before finally watching this movie, and I was an absolute WRECK the entire time. We live out in the country, and by a busy road; there were a bunch of different ways that I could have lost my cat forever, and she's been with me for 7 years, ever since I was 11; through being suicidal, through being bullied so badly that I tried to kill myself, through self-harm and self-conviction, through being diagnosed with terminal cancer, through every awful thing that has happened to me, some of them too despicable to mention without being asked to clarify. It was devastating. And then one night my dad and I were walking around in the overgrown field behind our house with a cup full of dry kibble trying to draw her out with the sound like we'd been doing that entire week, every single day, and I heard cracking dried stalks of enormous weeds, looked around, and sure enough - sans sparkly collar - was my fat, dumb, glorious cat. She followed the sound, saw me, squeaked, and ran as fast as her fat little legs could carry her over to me. It was the most emotional I've been in many, many years. And this scene made me appreciate her even moreso. It meant a lot to me.
I'm so sorry that you've been through so many hardships. I thank God every day that we have our furry friends to help us through these trials and tribulations.
You know, Brent Spiner didn't actually say that spot was stupid, he just said that he was an awful actor. He actually doesn't mind cats. p.s Three words - Best. Clip. Ever.
That said, even if he didn't like working with cats, the one thing that did seem real was Data being happy to see Spot wasn't hurt. Just because he doesn't like working with cats, does not mean he wouldn't feel bad if one got hurt or died.
Although I don’t like how the emotion chip undermines the fact that Data did have emotions but they were just different to human ones, I do find this scene very touching.
I don’t think he ever had emotions before. I’m pretty sure it just seemed like it did sometimes because that’s a very hard thing to do, write a character with no emotion
@@N7thegreatspy throughout the series, it's hinted by other characters, and sometimes even by Data himself, that he does have emotions in his own way, he may just not be consciously aware of them like humans are
@@AapoJoki cant remember what episode it was. But it was post data emotion chip. Didnt he specify that even with the loss of the chip. Give a couple hundred years he will naturally learn them.
I can't say I blame him. I love cats but I'd never want to have to act with one or do anything which depended on them performing a time sensitive action on cue.
@@wjzav1971 Not allergic. Nor does he hate cats in general. He just simply hates working with cats. He said out of all the actors and actresses he's worked with, one of them being a revered Shakespearean actor, (Which anyone can often mistake for a prima-donna.) that Spot was considered the worst actor Brent had to work with.
''This is Spot. This simple creature managed something quite miraculous. Something of which I did not know I was capable. In a way, he taught me to love.''
Adorable! This reminds me of when I saw a man on TV reunited with his cat who was lost during a big flood. Tears of happiness from the man, distinct lack of interest from the cat.
+Liane Li Yeah, for most of the scene, Spot's like "Let go of me or I will scratch your face off." Still, Brent Spiner's acting really sold this moment for me :)
To be fair, i think it sold the scene significantly more than if the cat was calm and snuggly. This legit looks like a cat that managed to survive a spaceship crash, only to immediately be pulled out of his safe hidey-hole without much warning. Grumpy and on edge, but putting up with it. Very much gives me "im only letting this happen cuz its Data," vibes.
Being around humans most of his existence, I'm sure Data has seen instances of this and it never phased him. But, now that he's experiencing it himself, it must be overwhelming. I love this movie.
What a beautiful scene. Generations is worth the watch just to see Data finally experience emotions; he deserves it so much. To be honest, I would not have minded to see double the amount of scenes with Data emotions in this film... or simply a whole film or a whole season just about Data getting used to the chip and going through all kinds of emotional states =D
There were tiimes that Data expressed emotions in the TV series too. He's always had them but didn't recognize them for what they were until he got his emotion chip.
I am so dumb. I just realized that she knew it was Spot, but wanted to show Data that emotions are more complicated than he thinks. I cry whenever I watch this...❤️
I thought the chip hurt the character. The great part about Data is that he ALWAYS had emotions. He just didn't project them like humans. Watch the episodes with Tasha, Lal and when Dr. Soong died. Soong told Data he WOULD grieve, but in his own way. The whole reason Data was made that way was because they didn't want him turning out like Lore. Also, there was the episode where he straight pissed on the Prime Directive to help that little alien girl. No emotions, my ass. You just had to look closely. Also, I think he DID want to kill that asshole who wanted Data for his "collection."
I thought Data decided to kill the collector (Kivas Fajo, I think?) in "The Most Toys" because he couldn't find any other logical alternative that didn't end in multiple deaths by Fajo's hand. He said, "I cannot permit this to continue."
this almost made me start crying good feels...it reminds me of when my father's cat went missing for a month and a friend of ours found her in our basement the day we were moving.
I always saw edited versions of this movie, so didn't see this scene until just recently. It really highlights Data's transformation post emotion chip.
@@Felamine She knew it was Spot. And she knew what Data's emotional reaction would be. She just wanted to prove that "uncontrollable emotion" wasn't necessarily a bad thing.
Spots a small animal, and in a cave of rubble. I thought “faint” was more that the life signs were hard to detect cause of that, rather then cause Spot was injured in any way.
I suddenly lost my beautiful little friend in February. I wish I could have that little bit more time with him. I still see him almost in my mind's eye sitting all his usual favourite places. I miss him.
When I first saw this I tried so hard not to cry, but I couldn't resist. Cats already make me so emotional and this made me soak up my couch! So heart touching!
Guess my own "chip" is working just fine. I'm quite a softy and was happy right along with Data when he found his little friend. I think most of us know the sorrows of losing a beloved pet and perhaps a few of us know the joy of getting them back if they've been feared lost forever. One lesson- whether your loved one is furry or some other sort of critter or is human... be sure to tell that soul that it is loved repeatedly. You never know when you won't get that chance again.
Most people seem to miss the point that this came right after Data saying that he has learned to control his emotions. Kind of a "no, you haven't. And that's the crux of the human condition."
I haven't seen this movie.. but I'm glad to see Data kept the emotion chip. The closest I've been to it was when Lor was destroyed... but on TV. I'm currently working on watching Star Trek: Next Gen from the very first episode.. I'm on season 2. It's going to take forever. xD
Oh it does take a while but I assure you it's worth the time and dedication. IMO Data more than any character develops so much by the later half of the series. For an android who began with no emotions or an understanding of Earth culture he is a very deep and rich character and has a lot of personal episodes based upon his journey to discovering his humanity. Hope you finish the series at some point. *as Data* I'm quite sure you will find it... acceptable.
i've watched very little Star Trek and have never had a huge interest in it, but discovering this scene and the relationship Data and Spot have, i think Data might be my favourite character. this scene is incredibly heartwarming and i love these two :) it's always the characters with cats that draw me in...
@@AlexDraco Spot certainly has several lives...and is probably a timelord that regenerates..because that adorable feline changed sex more often than a gender studies student...I wonder if all the kittens from a certain TV episode that involves backward evolution got a loving home btw...
I love how in first contact while first fighting the borg. Data felt fear and excitement. But then just turned his emotion chip off. And Picard was like data sometimes I envy you.
"Unfortunately the Enterprise herself cannot be salvaged"
Geordi La Forge: Hold my Prime Directive
They had to make a whole new show just to undo that error in writing. 😂😂
That has to be the sweetest Data moment I've ever seen. I could cry, lol.
+Mimi Coops well put
Taken For Star Trek: Generations
I just want to give him a big hug
+MarliQuinn I did.
Sarah Kinsey Same. He's such a sweetheart.
Somewhere, Riker's getting a chill in his spine.
+Don113 That's right; Spot scratched Riker that time xD
+Don113 I am super late to the party but...
Riker gets a message on his PADD.
It's a picture of spot.
Underneath are the words "I lived, bitch".
@@mmagill88 *Riker:* Did you write that or did Spot did.
*Data:* I did, but Spot meowed so I believe I chose the correct words he wanted to say to you.
*Riker:* I'd punch you in the face, but I might break my hand.
DATA! SOMETHING'S GOT ME!!!! - Riker
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - Riker, before being dragged into the darkness, followed by the sound of clawing and licking.
Felis Catus is your taxonomic nomenclature An endothermic quadruped carniverous by nature Your visual, olfactory, and auditory senses Contribute to your hunting skills and natural defenses. I find myself intrigued by your sub-vocal oscillations A singular development of cat communications That obviates your basic hedonistic predilection For a rhythmic stroking of your fur to demonstrate affection. A tail is quite essential for your acrobatic talents You would not be so agile if you lacked its counterbalance And when not being utilized to aid in locomotion It often serves to illustrate the state of your emotion Oh Spot, the complex levels of behavior you display Denote a fairly well developed cognitive array And though you are not sentient, and do not comprehend, I nonetheless consider you a true and valued friend
Beverly: Wait, wait... what are you reading?
Affirmative
That is awesome
Yesss good old ode to spot
And while Data recites this, everyone is half asleep.
This was my reaction when I found mine. He was missing in a snowstorm for four days and found himself a nice hideout in the neighbors shed.
Matt McGuire awww! I’m so glad you found your kitty.
My cat peachy also got lost in a blizzard. Missing for a week then when I walked outside he was there on my porch. His leg was broken though. But it healed and now he lives inside with me. I love my cat!
Years ago, when we were moving some furniture out of my house, my beloved cat took advantage of the open door to take an unexpected sojourn. Days later, when I had all but given up on ever seeing her again, I found her under my porch. She had obviously been on an adventure in the meantime and was filthy, but I was so happy.
@Danny Chesney nice one, edge lord.
@Danny Chesney just saw your reply. You so strong bro. Come at me, etc
Right in the emotion chip!
Oh for you Data it would be... here!
Downloaded a patch for the emotion chip from off the Google play store
Alot of people dont give brent spiner enough credit for just how well he portrayed commander data, you could really feel data grow over the course of the show, slowly learning important human lessons until at the very end he does the most human thing possible, sacrificing himself for the lives of his crewmates
Okay, but straight up out of literally any other heartwarming or emotion-driving scene in ALL of the Treks whatsoever, THIS is the one that legitimately made me cry for 10 minutes. I'd lost my cat Alice for an entire week last year, about two weeks before finally watching this movie, and I was an absolute WRECK the entire time. We live out in the country, and by a busy road; there were a bunch of different ways that I could have lost my cat forever, and she's been with me for 7 years, ever since I was 11; through being suicidal, through being bullied so badly that I tried to kill myself, through self-harm and self-conviction, through being diagnosed with terminal cancer, through every awful thing that has happened to me, some of them too despicable to mention without being asked to clarify. It was devastating. And then one night my dad and I were walking around in the overgrown field behind our house with a cup full of dry kibble trying to draw her out with the sound like we'd been doing that entire week, every single day, and I heard cracking dried stalks of enormous weeds, looked around, and sure enough - sans sparkly collar - was my fat, dumb, glorious cat. She followed the sound, saw me, squeaked, and ran as fast as her fat little legs could carry her over to me. It was the most emotional I've been in many, many years. And this scene made me appreciate her even moreso. It meant a lot to me.
Wow i got chills from your comment. beautiful
I'm so sorry that you've been through so many hardships. I thank God every day that we have our furry friends to help us through these trials and tribulations.
ok
@@BlargeMan trials and tribble-ations* ;)
And this proves that a cat can love it's human companions
You know, Brent Spiner didn't actually say that spot was stupid, he just said that he was an awful actor. He actually doesn't mind cats.
p.s Three words - Best. Clip. Ever.
I don’t think any cat we’ve ever had would take direction well.
You just have to hope the cat just happens to want to do exactly what you need it to do. Or adapt to whatever the hell its up to. Lmao
That said, even if he didn't like working with cats, the one thing that did seem real was Data being happy to see Spot wasn't hurt. Just because he doesn't like working with cats, does not mean he wouldn't feel bad if one got hurt or died.
I guess Spot didn't go to acting school. 😊
Right, they pretty much do what they want.
Although I don’t like how the emotion chip undermines the fact that Data did have emotions but they were just different to human ones, I do find this scene very touching.
Go off!!
I don’t think he ever had emotions before. I’m pretty sure it just seemed like it did sometimes because that’s a very hard thing to do, write a character with no emotion
@@N7thegreatspy throughout the series, it's hinted by other characters, and sometimes even by Data himself, that he does have emotions in his own way, he may just not be consciously aware of them like humans are
Sentience will necessarily result in some form of emotions. The emotion chip screwed up any hope of exploring that intelligently.
@@AapoJoki cant remember what episode it was. But it was post data emotion chip.
Didnt he specify that even with the loss of the chip. Give a couple hundred years he will naturally learn them.
Best character in Star Trek
kben Yes. Spot was the best!
@@TheMrPeteChannel LMAO
Negative. 2nd, or even 3rd best
Data has shown multiple times that he cares for people tremendously. It's beautiful to see that once emotion is installed, he expresses tears.
Beautiful and touching moment when Data is crying at 1:14. Lovely acting by Brent Spiner.
Tears of joy are the most human emotions one can ever experience. Well done Star Trek!
so true 🥹🥹
Yep, no matter how many times I see this scene....still makes me tear up...
Bayougirl78 Same
Data might have been happy, but I know Brent Spiner was not.
Well, even as a cat lover, I wouldn't want to have to do several takes because of a cat. I'd get a little frustrated too.
Brent was not happy it was the cat he found he wanted it be geordie trapped, he hated the cat.
Wasn't the whole Data having a cat business a little bit complicated because Brent Spiner is allergic to cats?
I can't say I blame him. I love cats but I'd never want to have to act with one or do anything which depended on them performing a time sensitive action on cue.
@@wjzav1971 Not allergic. Nor does he hate cats in general. He just simply hates working with cats. He said out of all the actors and actresses he's worked with, one of them being a revered Shakespearean actor, (Which anyone can often mistake for a prima-donna.) that Spot was considered the worst actor Brent had to work with.
WHY is this scene cut from every TV airing of this movie! It's the best scene in the whole show!
What? It is cut?? No!
...Movie?
@@drunkdonutboy Generations.
@@kimmccarthy7747 i know...I misread the op I thought he was saying it was from the series which it wasn't...disregard...move along...
''This is Spot. This simple creature managed something quite miraculous. Something of which I did not know I was capable. In a way, he taught me to love.''
Adorable! This reminds me of when I saw a man on TV reunited with his cat who was lost during a big flood. Tears of happiness from the man, distinct lack of interest from the cat.
cat has to show lack of interest or lose his C.A.T. card
If you don't think this is one of the most heart-warming moments in Star Trek ever, you're wrong.
I don't care what the rest of the crew says about Spot, I'm just happy that Data has something that can make him smile
I always wondered what Data would cry. This warms my heart so much I just want to hug Data
one can tell that the cat was obviously not happy to be pulled out of its cave and then hugged by Data ;)
+Liane Li Yeah, for most of the scene, Spot's like "Let go of me or I will scratch your face off." Still, Brent Spiner's acting really sold this moment for me :)
Moggy handled that scene with all the professionalism required of a great actor
Data and Spot are like me and my bunnies. I hug them and they are just like " I love you to now put me down."
Well. It DID go through a violent, horrific space ship crash. So, the cat WAS actually a good actor!
To be fair, i think it sold the scene significantly more than if the cat was calm and snuggly. This legit looks like a cat that managed to survive a spaceship crash, only to immediately be pulled out of his safe hidey-hole without much warning. Grumpy and on edge, but putting up with it. Very much gives me "im only letting this happen cuz its Data," vibes.
Being around humans most of his existence, I'm sure Data has seen instances of this and it never phased him. But, now that he's experiencing it himself, it must be overwhelming. I love this movie.
Fazed, not phased. Look it up.
What a beautiful scene. Generations is worth the watch just to see Data finally experience emotions; he deserves it so much. To be honest, I would not have minded to see double the amount of scenes with Data emotions in this film... or simply a whole film or a whole season just about Data getting used to the chip and going through all kinds of emotional states =D
I'll watch that season with you.
There were tiimes that Data expressed emotions in the TV series too. He's always had them but didn't recognize them for what they were until he got his emotion chip.
cat's face: kill me
Listen human, I like you but not that much. Put me down
I am so dumb. I just realized that she knew it was Spot, but wanted to show Data that emotions are more complicated than he thinks. I cry whenever I watch this...❤️
so touching! data was my FAVORITE character among ALL series
Mine too. I hated the last movie!!
This love in Data that he feels for Spot is what eventually heals his brother Lore.
Some of Data’s best scenes came from this movie! It’s this one and the “Oh shit” scene.
Data loved spot before, can't imagine how it felt after he was officially able to emote
Tell him he's a pretty cat, and a good cat.
I will FEED him.
SPOT! COME HERE!
@@rjminar1980 "Unlike a canine, Spot does not respond to verbal commands."
So that actually managed to make me tear up.
I thought the chip hurt the character. The great part about Data is that he ALWAYS had emotions. He just didn't project them like humans. Watch the episodes with Tasha, Lal and when Dr. Soong died. Soong told Data he WOULD grieve, but in his own way. The whole reason Data was made that way was because they didn't want him turning out like Lore. Also, there was the episode where he straight pissed on the Prime Directive to help that little alien girl. No emotions, my ass. You just had to look closely. Also, I think he DID want to kill that asshole who wanted Data for his "collection."
# Data did pull the trigger
That’s what I thought. Data has had feelings this whole time. I’m convinced that the chip is partially a placebo effect
I thought Data decided to kill the collector (Kivas Fajo, I think?) in "The Most Toys" because he couldn't find any other logical alternative that didn't end in multiple deaths by Fajo's hand. He said, "I cannot permit this to continue."
@@SeenAGreatLight I think there was anger too. No sentient being likes being caged.
Even lower animals don't like it.
the chip just installs the classic behaviors. The emotions were always there, the chip just helped him express them.@@bumpscosity8065
This scene hits even harder after watching the last season of Picard where Data said Spot taught him how to love.
Data is one of my favourite characters ever~ Wanting to cry over a cat I can relate
this almost made me start crying good feels...it reminds me of when my father's cat went missing for a month and a friend of ours found her in our basement the day we were moving.
Brent Spiner is literally Data. Even in Independence Day hes Data and I will always love him for that.
This is so adorable omg!
My favorite part was when Data first looked into the vent and said, wide eyed, "Spot!" (1:00)
When Data, being a Shakespeare buff, saw his cat hiding in the wreckage, he should have just said: "Out, damned Spot!"
Data, more human then a human
Let's admit it this is an amazing scene!!
I always saw edited versions of this movie, so didn't see this scene until just recently. It really highlights Data's transformation post emotion chip.
*trying not to fangirl....really hard*
(seriously my smile could be no bigger)
+Fluffy Kitten yeah..to late, this is way to adorable
Let The Fan Girl Flow! Fan Girl brings power!
They mention Spot again in ST Picard after all these years. Made me cry.
my god...this is such a precious scene! I actually teared up a little!
Lifesigns very faint, yet Data just lifting around poor cat.
xxlCortez Faint by humanoid standards, maybe.
@@Rubyofthedead Probably because Spot looks pretty ok to me.
Maybe the tricorder was set to detect humanoid lifesigns, so the relatively small cat came up as "very faint".
@@Felamine She knew it was Spot. And she knew what Data's emotional reaction would be. She just wanted to prove that "uncontrollable emotion" wasn't necessarily a bad thing.
Spots a small animal, and in a cave of rubble. I thought “faint” was more that the life signs were hard to detect cause of that, rather then cause Spot was injured in any way.
I suddenly lost my beautiful little friend in February. I wish I could have that little bit more time with him. I still see him almost in my mind's eye sitting all his usual favourite places. I miss him.
Spot will live!
When I first saw this I tried so hard not to cry, but I couldn't resist. Cats already make me so emotional and this made me soak up my couch! So heart touching!
damnit..another feel trip >.< I love Data
Aww, Data feels, such sweet Data feels!
This scene could have been just as gut wrenching as it is heart warming.
Correction the enterprise herself CAN be salvaged
D'aww, I really like this scene, but apparently Brent said in an interview it would have been better if he found Geordi instead! :)
I love that to find this all I had to do was type Data and its like the first thing that pops up.
I remember people in the theater were happy to see spot reunited with data
Guess my own "chip" is working just fine. I'm quite a softy and was happy right along with Data when he found his little friend. I think most of us know the sorrows of losing a beloved pet and perhaps a few of us know the joy of getting them back if they've been feared lost forever. One lesson- whether your loved one is furry or some other sort of critter or is human... be sure to tell that soul that it is loved repeatedly. You never know when you won't get that chance again.
Have to admit... I cried like a baby the first time I saw this, lol!
I remember when I saw this in the theater and everyone swooned.
Most people seem to miss the point that this came right after Data saying that he has learned to control his emotions. Kind of a "no, you haven't. And that's the crux of the human condition."
Here after Picard S3E9. What an awesome feeling
I haven't seen this movie.. but I'm glad to see Data kept the emotion chip. The closest I've been to it was when Lor was destroyed... but on TV. I'm currently working on watching Star Trek: Next Gen from the very first episode.. I'm on season 2. It's going to take forever. xD
Oh it does take a while but I assure you it's worth the time and dedication. IMO Data more than any character develops so much by the later half of the series. For an android who began with no emotions or an understanding of Earth culture he is a very deep and rich character and has a lot of personal episodes based upon his journey to discovering his humanity. Hope you finish the series at some point. *as Data* I'm quite sure you will find it... acceptable.
This makes me cry every damn time
This is all I need to see to know that if I ever meet Data for real, he and I will get along just fine.
One of my favourite scenes in all of Star Trek.
Aww.. Data loves Spot.
i've watched very little Star Trek and have never had a huge interest in it, but discovering this scene and the relationship Data and Spot have, i think Data might be my favourite character. this scene is incredibly heartwarming and i love these two :)
it's always the characters with cats that draw me in...
Literally screw everyone else, Data UNDERSTANDS.
My cat Spot died this week. I'm still an emotional wreck.
I still think of mine from a lot and it was years ago I lost her...
how did spot survive the crash that was crazy spot was very very tough cat
Brave the hedgewolf Probably had a few lives left.
If a cat can survive an alien encounter then I’m sure that a cat can survive a crash landing.
The saucer is designed to crash land as safely as possible and cats are are great survivors.
Whether cats really have nine lives or not, none can tell for sure. But what is certain is that they're remarkably resourceful animals.
@@AlexDraco Spot certainly has several lives...and is probably a timelord that regenerates..because that adorable feline changed sex more often than a gender studies student...I wonder if all the kittens from a certain TV episode that involves backward evolution
got a loving home btw...
Still makes me cry so many years later ❤
after all these years I still cry at this scene
Even an android can cry.
Sanjay Raju I know now why you cry
The more I see this, the more I cry. Aw...
Picard: Unfortunately, the Enterprise herself cannot be salvaged.
Geordi: Hold my beer.
I love how in first contact while first fighting the borg. Data felt fear and excitement. But then just turned his emotion chip off. And Picard was like data sometimes I envy you.
This is literally one of my favorite clips online
this is the most emotional scene featuring Data I have ever seen, besides switching off Lal.
My fave Data scene. I love the Data-Spot story.
Spot travelled the galaxy extensively and later evolved into The Cat in Red Dwarf.
The most touching moments of the series are when Spot appears! God bless cats! ^_^
I wish Generations had more scenes of the characters picking through the ruins of the Enterprise-D.
THIS IS ADORABLE!! XD Data is so cute.
This is one of the most heartwarming thing I have seen.❤
Still makes me cry. Damn you Data!
This by Far is on of the Happiest scenes of Star Trek :')
The #1 Time i was this Scenes i almost Cry i was so Happy for Data :)
"The Enterprise herself cannot be salvaged." But then miracles do happen.
This video touches my heart and really hits the spot.
It's ok Data, I cried too.
According to a plaque in Star Trek Picard Season 2, the saucer section was salvaged and preserved as a museum.
Best cat dad ever.
it's ok data, we've all been there. it's ok to cry when you're very happy.
That is so sweet I could cry. Spot reminds me of a cat I used to have from 2006 to 2019.
Damn... Ima grown 44yr old man , & I wepped to this. Nobody has seen we cry , ever since I was a baby
That cat changes genders. I’m not surprised it survived a fall from orbit.
that was such a heartwarming scene 🥲😭
This scene made me cry when I was little.
AGHHH TOO MANY FEELS D: I happy-cried just like him watching this