I watched this episode a few days ago and I laughed alot this droid is really funny as a starfleet officer it betrayed people every single chance it get .is really funny definitely one the best episodes this season so far.
Yes! All 36 hatchlings survived! Now half of them will die because the village doesn't have the resources to support such a drastic increase in population!
See, I thought she did change… for the worse. It’s one thing to abandon your crewmates, it’s another thing to try and have the Borg assimilate them. She deserved to end up in that facility in the Daystrom Institute. But it sets up the potential for her and the other evil supercomputers to ally and plot the destruction of the Federation.
Ok she's definettly getting martial court or whatever the biggest punishment Starfleet can give to someone who tampers with an undeveloped planet. Then again she's stranded there, but as she stated, it appears contacting starfleet wouldn't be that hard.
Yeah we’ll just remember that Starfleet doesn’t actually dish out court marshals that much and so easily. Just felt like I had to leave that out there.
@@marcogarza3932 I think she might be the villain for the season finale. All the evil computers are gonna fuse or something and she’ll probably be evil enough to deceive them all.
not exactly... they have warp tech but just haven't used it in a long-ass time. so peanut hamper would be saved from that court martial by a loophole. i mean you saw how rawda flawlessly piloted a cruiser SOLO at the climax of the episode. so clearly they know more than people would think
also while yes breaking the prime directive is a serious offense, she effectively crash landed on this planet, i don't think they're gonna hold someones feet to the fire for being stranded with an uncontacted civilization. Now all the other stuff peanut hamper did...
One thing I'm kind of curious about is how Peanut Hamper manages to stay fully charged. Anti-gravity and replicators seem pretty power intensive, and she is not shy about using either of them...
The original TNG episode that introduced exocomps mentions they use Boridium, a fictional radioactive material that's heavier hence more power dense than any known element irl.
When are one of the bird creature is going to join Starfleet and then maybe they could have a fight with a cat creature LOL I mean I know there is like a bird therapist why doesn't he have a fight with the cat doctor. This season is severely lacking the cat doctor doctor T'ana
They actually already have a bird person on the crew of the Cerritos, already. He looks like a parrot, I believe. As for _this_ bird society, they won't be meeting Star Fleet unless: A) They break the speed of light in space travel B) They manage some form of subspace communication (the ability to talk beyond light-years, without having to wait years for a return message) C) Star Fleet comes for Peanut Hamper, and can't reclaim her from the already contaminated society without further reveling themselves
@@rosegirl3220 well bender did change after a few season with fry .I mean he did try to end humanity and harm fry 😂.peanut hamper only appear in afew ep. But I hope she will not change ,she is funnier this way
This episode did, but generally most don't. I feel lower decks is better than rick and morty. But I will say I think the humor is far snappier in Rick and Morty.
@@GeekRyuu No it isn’t. Rick and Morty was created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon. Neither is on Lower Decks. Lower Decks’ creator did write for Rick and Morty.
Star Trek Lower Decks. It's a series not a single movie. Most of the episodes follow around a group of lower ranking people on a ship to show their perspective.
Sky snake implies that the planet probably has regular snakes too
But he says everything on the planet has wings
@@Alcaz_z the ground snakes also have wings, they just don't use them.
Smaller flying snakes on the grund.
*Insert space snakes*
Sea-Snakes
I watched this episode a few days ago and I laughed alot this droid is really funny as a starfleet officer it betrayed people every single chance it get .is really funny definitely one the best episodes this season so far.
Agree, they're all great, anyone that doesn't Agree, fight me D'x
Yes! All 36 hatchlings survived! Now half of them will die because the village doesn't have the resources to support such a drastic increase in population!
Valid point, circle of life and all that 🦁
She can replicate resources.
came to say this tbh
@@SBrosX She can but she won't
Thanos time!
The bird people totally rock! I hope they feature on more episodes
At first I though Peanut Hamper have change to be a better robot (person) but the end of the episode she hasn't at all.
Let me guess. Some disaster struck the village and she abandoned them?
@@TurKlack worse, she created a disaster so she could look like a hero but got caught.
See, I thought she did change… for the worse. It’s one thing to abandon your crewmates, it’s another thing to try and have the Borg assimilate them. She deserved to end up in that facility in the Daystrom Institute. But it sets up the potential for her and the other evil supercomputers to ally and plot the destruction of the Federation.
@@astrofan1993
Isn't Peanut aware of what the Borg does with robots and androids?
@@LordWolf696 She became no different than the evil computers Starfleet managed to incarcerate.
I had my doubt when I heard of this show but it’s much better than I thought
I love her so much. She's so terrible. Like she just has such an abrassive comeback to everything anyone says to her. Peanut Hamper, my beloved.
Rawda is bestboi and nobody will convince me otherwise.
Ok she's definettly getting martial court or whatever the biggest punishment Starfleet can give to someone who tampers with an undeveloped planet.
Then again she's stranded there, but as she stated, it appears contacting starfleet wouldn't be that hard.
Watch the episode. She is the worst. Deserves everything that happened to her.
Yeah we’ll just remember that Starfleet doesn’t actually dish out court marshals that much and so easily.
Just felt like I had to leave that out there.
@@marcogarza3932 I think she might be the villain for the season finale. All the evil computers are gonna fuse or something and she’ll probably be evil enough to deceive them all.
It's kind of lucky that The Doctor got to develop and evolve on Voyager, seeing how Starfleet is treating AI freakouts in their home turf.
@@teleportedbreadfor3days she did threaten to call the Borg on the Cerritos.
I'm pretty much sure that Peanut Hamper broke almost all the rules in the Prime Directive.
not exactly... they have warp tech but just haven't used it in a long-ass time. so peanut hamper would be saved from that court martial by a loophole. i mean you saw how rawda flawlessly piloted a cruiser SOLO at the climax of the episode. so clearly they know more than people would think
Peanut hamper also is not starfleet anymore, she’s a deserter
also while yes breaking the prime directive is a serious offense, she effectively crash landed on this planet, i don't think they're gonna hold someones feet to the fire for being stranded with an uncontacted civilization. Now all the other stuff peanut hamper did...
@@warhawk9566 Except she admits she had the means to send a distress signal at any time and deliberately chooses not to.
It was nice seeing her help the bird people thrive and prosper. Spock would have approved...until she betrayed them. Thought she might grow. xI
Quite a muscular, bird guy with perfect pecs and abs
One thing I'm kind of curious about is how Peanut Hamper manages to stay fully charged. Anti-gravity and replicators seem pretty power intensive, and she is not shy about using either of them...
It harvests energy from Tokyo
@@nepntzerZerI was going to suggest that perhaps she has a tiny fusion generator but that’s works too.
The original TNG episode that introduced exocomps mentions they use Boridium, a fictional radioactive material that's heavier hence more power dense than any known element irl.
@@nepntzerZerwhat is Tokyo?
He have outstanding patience!
That robot is just a disaster. Rude, lack knowledge, ect.
I'm getting some Harley Quinn energy from her honestly.
Regardless of how cool the owl people are, this is a serious violation of the prime directive.
I Really enjoy the video and hope to see the show
The Areorians (whatever they're called) remind me of the Ritos from Legend of Zelda.
She's a bit Brutally Honest😂
Or pain the ass.
Agree ,she is like bender
She sounds very much like a standard entitled teenager, probably doesn’t even care about the ancestor that sacrificed itself so others could live.
Here's hoping the Robot becomes a cruel tyrant like Vaal
Having to prove yourself to stubborn narcs is fun.
Didn’t see these birds in live action much.
When are one of the bird creature is going to join Starfleet and then maybe they could have a fight with a cat creature LOL I mean I know there is like a bird therapist why doesn't he have a fight with the cat doctor. This season is severely lacking the cat doctor doctor T'ana
They actually already have a bird person on the crew of the Cerritos, already. He looks like a parrot, I believe.
As for _this_ bird society, they won't be meeting Star Fleet unless:
A) They break the speed of light in space travel
B) They manage some form of subspace communication (the ability to talk beyond light-years, without having to wait years for a return message)
C) Star Fleet comes for Peanut Hamper, and can't reclaim her from the already contaminated society without further reveling themselves
@@landonletterman831 you didn't even watch the episode did you
@@landonletterman831 you also didn't even read my comment or understand it.
@@jaimemunoz5920 nope, was any of my post inaccurate?
@@landonletterman831 completely and I even talked about the bird.
Bird person!
So since Peanut Hamper has very clearly broken the Prime Directive on this planet what does Starfleet have to do now?
They look like owls
I mean its nice her /it acting as a medical officer to them but its a bandaid compared to giving them better technology for sustainability.
its kinda wired wen wen the ai helps and is not all kill kill but i like it
watch the episode and say that again
@@Drago_Whooves Again? He didn't say it the first time. I got the point, but that was not a language...of any kind.
Star Trek's Bender
Not even Bender was this messed up
Nah. Bender had a heart of gold under that exterior of jerk.
Not even close
@@rosegirl3220 well bender did change after a few season with fry .I mean he did try to end humanity and harm fry 😂.peanut hamper only appear in afew ep. But I hope she will not change ,she is funnier this way
i bet rick sanchez have been here
Doesn't this kind of break the prime directive?
Is that Aurelians ?
why does this feel like rick and morty
This episode did, but generally most don't. I feel lower decks is better than rick and morty. But I will say I think the humor is far snappier in Rick and Morty.
Well, it was written by one of Rick and Morty's creators.
@@GeekRyuu
No it isn’t. Rick and Morty was created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon. Neither is on Lower Decks.
Lower Decks’ creator did write for Rick and Morty.
damn it´s look like a vanos
What is this movie? I want to watch it
Star Trek Lower Decks. It's a series not a single movie.
Most of the episodes follow around a group of lower ranking people on a ship to show their perspective.
Is that stolas
So she going to get a robot body
She already got a robot body
@@22espec we all known which tpye I am taking about
@@evelynjolly9375 The current one could work
POV:Starwar down grade
Great, but also gross. 🤣😅😆😂😂🤣😅😆
Wow, Penut sounds an awful like Maybel from Gravity Falls.
They sound similar, but Peanut Hamper is voiced by Kether Donohue, whereas Mabel is voiced by Kristen Schaal.
I thought these creatures were xindi avian
But they wouldn’t have the technology
i thought this video was from the miraculous
Ok, but does she really have to say damn it? As it can't she say darn it, or something nicer?
What are you a kid
I think this show why lower deck shouldn’t be canon
The whole universe is stupid when you don’t play it serious
This show still exsists WHY
Because not being able to poke fun at yourself is hardly healthy.
@@MMuraseofSandvich what
Rawda is bestboi and nobody will convince me otherwise.