Worf getting jobbed so much was so conspicuous that it actually spawned a trope called the 'Worf Effect', which is where you introduce a new threat by having an established 'tough guy' character get beat up by them to quickly show the audience just how serious of a threat they are. Like how Thanos kicks the Hulk's ass hand-to-hand almost right off the bat in The Avengers. Since we already know the Hulk is incredibly strong, this let's the audience know "Woah, this Thanos guy is really dangerous!"
If you watch the audio commentary for the movie "First Contact", even the writers admit that on TNG "how do you show that an alien is big and strong? Have 'em kick Worf's ass!" Patrick Stewart never ages because he has no hair to turn gray (but I think he also keeps himself in great shape). Also, whenever Worf suggests something, people ALWAYS shoot him down. There's even a video listing it, "saying no to Worf" or something like that.
Yeah, absolutely. It's known that other than Data, Worf is the strongest member of TNG crew. So the most immediate way to demonstrate an enemies physical prowess, is to have them overpower Worf. I think Data was often shown to be vulnerable to enemies' technical prowess, in somehow disabling him or to control him.
just Dan murell re-watched the whole show and wrote this whole honest trailer. it took him 5 months to create this one honest trailer. Check out the honest commentary for this honest trailer.
This trailer wasn’t about having a go at TNG. It’s a love letter to it. It’s like a roast in a a way. The people behind it really are huge fans and enjoy the series to death. But let’s face it: 170-something episodes in seven years is quite a lot and not every one will be entertainment gold. That’s true for every series before seasons became 8 or 10 episodes long and got released every two years.
A few of my favorite TNG episodes. Season 3 episode 23 "Sarek" Season 4 episode 21 "The Drumhead" Season 6 episode 10 and 11 "Chain of Command Part 1 and 2"
@@JaceFincham My favourite is "Tapestry". One of the best stories Star Trek ever told. And one of biggest examples for the advantages of episodic storytelling.
One of my fave episodes would have to be "The Inner Light". When Picard gets knocked out on the bridge and lives the entire lifetime of another person on a planen about to be destroyed.
I've had the same relationship with the Star Trek universe as you, Jaby. I watched a TOS when in school, then watched TNG, started watching 'Voyager' (the Janeway one) and then lost interest in the series. I did watch all the movies as they released though. In recent years, I have finished watching Voyager, Enterprise, and Discovery. However, I have been reading all the Star Trek novels for a long time, whenever I could get my hands on over the years. As for favourite Star Trek TNG episodes, there have been many. One of my favourites is the one where a Starfleet scientist wants Data as a guinea pig and Picard and Riker have to argue in court as to whether Data (as an android) has sentience. 'Mark of a Man', I think it was.
I believe this is just poor timing. The video might have been made even before the news came out. I do NOT believe that Jaby should be forbidden from reacting or watching their videos, especially if he didn’t know. Free country. But if he does know, I wish he had commented on it and explained why he still thought it is okay to react to it. I would have refrained from it for now. Context: Alicia Malone, Roth Cornell, Dan Murrell, Spencer Gilbert, Joe Starr, JTE, Hal Rudnick, Roxy Striar, Lon Harris, etc. these are only few names among the SJ crew I admire and respect. They are all not working on Screen Junkies content at the moment. People are waiting for 1) Defy to take right steps to fire it’s HR team and establish correct and effective mechanism to prevent and respond to sexual harassment; 2) Defy to remedy known victims for its inaction after multiple complaints were filed; and 3) the cast and crew to take their time to recover from the trauma caused by the revelation of Andy’s conduct.
Exactly. No one thought it was campy or bad in general when it originally aired. They did what they could with a TV budget in the late 80s/early 90s. So of course if you compare it to the sci fi shows of today, it won't look as good. But find me a more beloved show.
i never watched any star treks lol. i didn't know about it as a kid, and when i gre up and found out about it, i couldn't get into it because it just looked so hokey lol
It's the nympho planet Edo episode in the first season. I assume that the entire planet is an orgy place and that there's certain off limit places since the rulers don't want to ruin the sacred places like a shruberry. So the restricted places that Wesley fell is likely a no sex zone. So the kids&adults can have sex all over the place except those restricted places with the punishment being so severe as a way to keep order&cleanliness for the entire planet.
jaby I really like your reaction videos. I literally watched tripling and pitchers 3rd time with you and i enjoyed it again......I really like anime and stuff....so can you please do anime watching too....thank u
I don't think you wanna do Honest trailer anymore considering the creator of it has had sexual harassment case, plus the company / HR tried to defend him for a long long time.
The new ST Discovery feels more like general science fiction tv show than the ones ST is famous for . Captain Picard is my fav but I loved Voyager more than TNG
Hey Jaby, would love to hear your views on the sexual harassment accusations on Andy Signore (the creator of Honest trailers). I had been following Screenjunkies for a long time, and I felt betrayed and disgusted as I always thought he was a good guy.
Worf getting jobbed so much was so conspicuous that it actually spawned a trope called the 'Worf Effect', which is where you introduce a new threat by having an established 'tough guy' character get beat up by them to quickly show the audience just how serious of a threat they are. Like how Thanos kicks the Hulk's ass hand-to-hand almost right off the bat in The Avengers. Since we already know the Hulk is incredibly strong, this let's the audience know "Woah, this Thanos guy is really dangerous!"
If you watch the audio commentary for the movie "First Contact", even the writers admit that on TNG "how do you show that an alien is big and strong? Have 'em kick Worf's ass!"
Patrick Stewart never ages because he has no hair to turn gray (but I think he also keeps himself in great shape).
Also, whenever Worf suggests something, people ALWAYS shoot him down. There's even a video listing it, "saying no to Worf" or something like that.
Yeah, absolutely. It's known that other than Data, Worf is the strongest member of TNG crew. So the most immediate way to demonstrate an enemies physical prowess, is to have them overpower Worf.
I think Data was often shown to be vulnerable to enemies' technical prowess, in somehow disabling him or to control him.
actually Patrick Stewart doesnt keep himself in shape. He does no exercise. It is all genetics and life style
the problem with that there is an entire video of several minutes of him getting his ass kicked, by not just stronger enemies but regular humans
That's cause Worf's the security officer. And curiosity don't need no security😅
just Dan murell re-watched the whole show and wrote this whole honest trailer. it took him 5 months to create this one honest trailer. Check out the honest commentary for this honest trailer.
Troi knocked Worf down because an alien being took over her body. Not because she was stronger than him.
This trailer wasn’t about having a go at TNG. It’s a love letter to it. It’s like a roast in a a way. The people behind it really are huge fans and enjoy the series to death. But let’s face it: 170-something episodes in seven years is quite a lot and not every one will be entertainment gold. That’s true for every series before seasons became 8 or 10 episodes long and got released every two years.
I’m a little surprised they didn’t include Worf’s ideas getting constantly shot down.
Patrick Stewart could be reading the dictionary aloud and I would listen from end to end.
A few of my favorite TNG episodes.
Season 3 episode 23 "Sarek"
Season 4 episode 21 "The Drumhead"
Season 6 episode 10 and 11 "Chain of Command Part 1 and 2"
Fabulous episodes!
@@JaceFincham My favourite is "Tapestry". One of the best stories Star Trek ever told. And one of biggest examples for the advantages of episodic storytelling.
Great episodes. Some of my own personal favourites
Palm punches are legit, good way to not break your hand. Double-fisted sledge attacks on the other hand... lol
I'll choose Captain Picard over Captain Kirk anyday ! 🙂
I'll choose Garak over both Captains
I choose Sisko over both.
Yeah, guess I'm an extreme fan. Remembered nearly every episode from those clips! 🖖🏾
One of my fave episodes would have to be "The Inner Light". When Picard gets knocked out on the bridge and lives the entire lifetime of another person on a planen about to be destroyed.
It is among my favourites too.
I've had the same relationship with the Star Trek universe as you, Jaby. I watched a TOS when in school, then watched TNG, started watching 'Voyager' (the Janeway one) and then lost interest in the series. I did watch all the movies as they released though. In recent years, I have finished watching Voyager, Enterprise, and Discovery. However, I have been reading all the Star Trek novels for a long time, whenever I could get my hands on over the years.
As for favourite Star Trek TNG episodes, there have been many. One of my favourites is the one where a Starfleet scientist wants Data as a guinea pig and Picard and Riker have to argue in court as to whether Data (as an android) has sentience. 'Mark of a Man', I think it was.
That was The Measure Of A Man. Beautiful episode, the first true great of TNG.
I just re watched the entire lot.... there are some really really good episodes. Of course the borg were in voyager more than stng.
Reading Rainbow was in Canada as well. loved that show. " Take a look,its in a book".
The Wes Crusher utopia was in the second episode (after the double pilot).
As campy as TNG got sometimes, it never approached the level of camp brought by TOS.
Remember that one time the computer made a real life proximity of Moriarty the villian of Sherlock Holmes to give data a challenge.
I believe this is just poor timing. The video might have been made even before the news came out. I do NOT believe that Jaby should be forbidden from reacting or watching their videos, especially if he didn’t know. Free country. But if he does know, I wish he had commented on it and explained why he still thought it is okay to react to it. I would have refrained from it for now.
Context:
Alicia Malone, Roth Cornell, Dan Murrell, Spencer Gilbert, Joe Starr, JTE, Hal Rudnick, Roxy Striar, Lon Harris, etc. these are only few names among the SJ crew I admire and respect. They are all not working on Screen Junkies content at the moment. People are waiting for 1) Defy to take right steps to fire it’s HR team and establish correct and effective mechanism to prevent and respond to sexual harassment; 2) Defy to remedy known victims for its inaction after multiple complaints were filed; and 3) the cast and crew to take their time to recover from the trauma caused by the revelation of Andy’s conduct.
Hmmm...no DS-9?
I'm still convinced that commander Data was based on Vision in the same way that the Holodeck was based on the Danger Room.
I was a very lonely Teenager and Star Trek TNG was my after school activity.
The Drumhead remains my favorite episode to this day.
You will love "The Orville" if you miss Star Trek The Next Generation. Please review it Jaby.
What you remember Jaby, is the second episode.
they should've add turbo lift scenes .. its like endless loop
The palm hand gesture is due to the fact that Patrick Stewart literally transitioned from a “the theatre kid” to worldwide television.
I still love the show - and watch the re-runs. Campy yes, but it is Star Trek.
I'd call TOS campy, but not TNG.
Achara is always so lovely.
I'd heard of the Picard Manoeuvre but I hadn't heard of the Riker Manoeuvre.
The reading rainbow was on PBS, right after sesame Street
That was very funny video love it all I am a fan of star track
You should do a reaction to Star Trek The Sexed Generation vid that's been on youtube forever. It's hilarious and I've never seen a react vid to it.
My favourite TNG episode is Conspiracy. My mind gets blown with this 🖖🖖🖖
it wasn't campy... its only campy compared to stuff that was made after 2000
Exactly. No one thought it was campy or bad in general when it originally aired. They did what they could with a TV budget in the late 80s/early 90s. So of course if you compare it to the sci fi shows of today, it won't look as good. But find me a more beloved show.
@@martini1179 teenage mutant ninja turtles : p
The chapter about the Utopian world with strict rules is actually the first episode after the the two part pilot.
No, it's not. It's season 1, episode 7, and it's called "Justice".
@@JaceFincham Thanks for the correction. :)
@@XRos28 no problem!
Nice,,,Go for black panther trailer
I love Reading Rainbow!
That's probably not the reason you remember that episode so well.
You never watched DS9? BLASPHEMY!
i never watched any star treks lol. i didn't know about it as a kid, and when i gre up and found out about it, i couldn't get into it because it just looked so hokey lol
Live long and prosper Jaby
Jaby, make Hope and Achara sit with cut-outs of captain America and Mr T. Call it "TRAILER REACTIONS BY CAPTAIN, JAYMES, T, KIRK" :D :D
Dianna Troy was possed by an alien when she kicked Worfs ass.
*Deanna
still doesnt make it any less hilarious out of context.
Hey, Jaby! From India here. Honest trailers are great, ofcourse, but why dont you react to HISHEs?
Wanna see Patrick Stewart younger? Dune ‘84. 🙁 You’re right. Still the same apparently.
Awesome man
Where was 'launch a probe'?
It's the nympho planet Edo episode in the first season. I assume that the entire planet is an orgy place and that there's certain off limit places since the rulers don't want to ruin the sacred places like a shruberry. So the restricted places that Wesley fell is likely a no sex zone. So the kids&adults can have sex all over the place except those restricted places with the punishment being so severe as a way to keep order&cleanliness for the entire planet.
jaby I really like your reaction videos. I literally watched tripling and pitchers 3rd time with you and i enjoyed it again......I really like anime and stuff....so can you please do anime watching too....thank u
You guys should watch Star Trek: Picard! It's really good.
I admire your sense of humour
Agreed.
Please watch more.
Picard or Kirk? Janeway, that's my decition :p
Sisko
Is he following the script,or is Patrick Stewart having a stroke at 4:08?Hard to tell.
Elevator scene or maglefts scenes.
So you spiked over Deep Space Nine?? Tisk tisk*
Is Klingon really just Welsh in disguise?
I don't think you wanna do Honest trailer anymore considering the creator of it has had sexual harassment case, plus the company / HR tried to defend him for a long long time.
*Funny AF*
Honestly there’s a reason why Worf was better on DS9...
Achara is looking hot broo...
The new ST Discovery feels more like general science fiction tv show than the ones ST is famous for . Captain Picard is my fav but I loved Voyager more than TNG
Jaby watch black panther trailer
Hey Jaby, would love to hear your views on the sexual harassment accusations on Andy Signore (the creator of Honest trailers). I had been following Screenjunkies for a long time, and I felt betrayed and disgusted as I always thought he was a good guy.
Accusations? No evidence?
Black panther trailer
this is the biggest insult to the craft. I'm glad you've grown beyond this nonsense.
To be honest, TNG didn't age well, but there are episodes that are really memorable.
Stone Chen
Best of both worlds is a classic
TNG has aged fantastically.
*-Star Wars > Star Trek-*
I just re watched the entire lot.... there are some really really good episodes. Of course the borg were in voyager more than stng.