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- Star Trek The Next Generation s04e06 Legacy
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Outro Music: • STAR TREK - THE NEXT G... & • Magical Trevor : Episo... & • I Love Beans by Brak
Intro Audio: StarTrekTNG: s03e06 'Booby Trap' & s03e12 'The High Ground'
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You know sometimes I think Worf is the only one on this crew who is rightuflly cautious.
I do agree in a general sense, but in this situation I didn't agree with Worf. He shouldn't be singling out a fellow officer in a semi military organization (who signed up knowing the risks), telling them that they can't come along because it's dangerous.
@@nolinbolin5064 The army wouldn't send a trauma surgeon on a search and rescue operation, sending the ships CMO when you have transporter technology which can instantly bring someone to a hospital is ridiculous. Haven't the federation ever heard of paramedics?
@@nolinbolin5064 Sending a non-combatant into a armed search and rescue mission in hostile territory is quite dumb and Worf was completely right. When Crusher said "I can handle myself" Riker should've immediately stepped in to back up Worf lol
@Norman Of course, if TNG were made today, they'd all be Zis and Zir or whatever.
@Lachy T
I agree, but I would also extend that to the first officer and chief of security. In terms of military strategy, none of them should be there.
Worf was just worried about having Crusher on the mission because sensors couldn't rule out the presence of any sex ghosts on the planet.
Blazin’ Bev could prove a bad influence on those lawless colonists!
That is one of the worse eps in ST.
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I assume you mean the one where she goes home(??) And there is a "being" who had been hanging around her grandma (or great aunt??)
Fortunately, hair styling has remained up to current Federation standards.
Lol😅
It's gratifying to see them transport in a reasonable configuration when expecting a hostile destination (phasers drawn, facing outwards). Doesn't make up for the amount of times you see someone transport into a fully expected hostile situation with their hands at their sides (drawing phasers after transport is complete), but it is gratifying.
That's so fkn true, the number of times I've * face palmed * at that very thing
Yeah, but transporting with 4 seniors members of the crew including your second and third in command as well as your chief medical officer into unknown dangers. Not very bright.
Fun fact: The corridor at 1:35 is actually repurposed from the Borg ship in The Best of Both Worlds. Needed to save money on set design it seems.
If I was there, I'd start suffering PTSD flashbacks, like when Jason Cox in Eastender's stuffed some knickers in his mouth, and marched wide-eyed towards Grant, and he reminded me of a borg drone with a respirator implant. :(
Worf: its lawless the people don't have beans
The hair salons appear to be still in operation on this planet.
Well, even in the Great Depression, women still had their hair done. If you see, "Places in the Heart," Sally Fields' friend with the Coca-Cola is a hairdresser. And in the cities, out-of-work men still wore suits and ties. It was a combination of not wanting to give up standards, and knowing that maintaining those standards would help socially in seeking work or whatever.
In this case, they just wanted Tasha's sister to look hot. I thank them.
@The Program No, it's more the Mao Tse Tung school of political power: It flows through the barrel of a gun.
Or if you prefer Heinlein: All authority derives from violence.
Think about it: You see literally no civilians. Everyone is a member of one cadre or the other. The civilians are apparently unarmed and hiding.
@The Program The writers and producers just wanted the chick to look hot.
@The Program And for something different, but in that vein: Did you ever notice how in all the disaster or post-apocalyptic movies, the women still have their legs shaved? I mean, I like gams, but somehow I doubt that would happen.
(I'll let myself out.)
Everything you need to know about the Enterprise: it can bomb you back to the stone age in 7 seconds flat.
Also what you need to know about the Enterprise: With a few stones, you can take over the entire ship because security is inept as hell.
@@wjzav1971 Except the big guy with the cool sword, but no worries; they never listen to his advice anyway.
@@argvminusone Nah, truth be told: The big guy with the sword is actually pretty inept at his job and goes out like a punk in an actual fight.
@@wjzav1971 To be fair, his job involves picking fights with invincible aliens. Not many of us could do better.
4:09
Worf : "... Enterprise, three MORE to beam up."
Riker beams back down to retrieve the bottle of synthale.
Riker: "... Enterprise... One and a bottle of synthale to beam up... so help me O'Brien, I *swear* I will shove you out of an airlock and you can _float_ your ass to DS9."
3:58 Gates looked so elegant and statue-esque, there.
Ever since "The High Ground," I always thought she looked her best whenever she was indignant.
Meh, she just looked high-maintenance and in-the-way.
I always liked the scene where Riker and the rest are on the transporter and they’re in a 360 degree cover formation. I liked that little detail the writer(s) put into that scene. They don’t know what they’re beaming down to. Military solider actually do this when fast roping from a chopper.
"Proximity bean detectors. I've seen them used on Pintos 4".
1:19 I love the seedy look of Tasha Yar's home planet with that neon bar sign!!!!
Beautiful quality on this footage, holy crap look at it.... Wish the other Treks got this treatment. Especially DS9. This looks fantastic.
They were brilliant for using film instead of tape.
I can handle myself!
worf: my apologies, i meant, you are badly outmatched in hand to hand combat.
Oh, when you put it that way, I'll stay close by and you let me know when I'm needed.
Well, Mr Worf, if there is anyone who knows anything about being outmatched in hand to hand combat, its you given your vast experience in that field.
Dr. Crusher: "I can handle myself."
Worf: "Umm, everyone here knows you can't."
If she survived a borg cube, she could survive almost anywhere!!!!
Indeed. That's picard's job.
I don't know about that she handled herself pretty good in the season 6 episode Suspicions when she fought that one alien in the shuttle craft
@@joemalone6923 Plus, she faced the horror of being in a star's corona whilst only being in a dinky little shuttlecraft!!!! :( I would've probably been frozen with terror before getting anywhere near that close to a star. :(
@@STEJTHEGREATEST That's true she's pretty awesome
I always wondered why the flagship of the Federation only had one doctor. "She's coming.....the Arcos crewmen may need immediate attention." What.....Crusher is the only doctor they could send down?
budget
It's ridiculous anyway, you don't send a doctor to perform pre-hospital care, thats what paramedics are for. A doctor is far more useful in the hospital, not running about on a search and rescue mission in a warzone and getting into firefights.
The Treaty of Algeron banned the Federation from having combat medics.
The Enterprise doesn't have only one doctor. She is simply the Chief Medical Officer.
They have at least two but surely any injured person can just be beamed up.
"Captain, I've made the Away Team consisting of every single senior officer on board."
"I want everything there is to know about the Starship......Enterprise!"
"Here's the Original Series Box Set and the Next Generation Season's 1 to 3 DVD collection, sir."
_They have no toilets._
- _Hmmm... maybe we can use that to our advantage._
Now that's a man with the beans- er, _means_ to get ahead!
@@benjaminoechsli1941 You would think if they got any news they would have known Earth was attacked by the Borg and the Enterprise stopped it. Otherwise how would they be able to look them up.
Oof, I think that if Data had any emotions, he would have bent that asshole like he bent that steel rod when he was talking about Yar's death.
Why? The guy said nothing of her personally of her, and at least not disrespectful of the life she chose or how she died.
It's Yar's sister who needed an attitude adjustment.
@@TommygunNG good point. I don't see how what the coalition guy said was offensive against Yar's memory. He didn't know how Yar died.
I've seen Beverly regularly gun down assorted baddies with a phaser... if she were going somewhere with rape gangs, I'd worry about what she'd do to the gangs, not the other way around.
"A gift for your captain" hands Riker a bottle of Mateuse.
Riker barely keeps his anger in check.
Ah yes, another time worf gets the stink eye while giving good advice.
Why though. Beverly Crusher is a Starfleet Officer who has assumed command in some episodes, so its reasonable to assume that she knows at least basic combat. And she had her phaser out and was in a combat posture just like the others.
1:49 The reason why it was so dumb for so many senior officers to beam down to such a dangerous planet. If that team of rebels had opened fire, half of the away team could've easily ended up dead in that close-up exchange of fire, even if they'd won!!!!
To be fair, a phaser is a pretty powerful weapon. Crusher's physical limitations are virtually eliminated in a phaser firefight. It was Worf who lost a phaser duel to a Ferengi in 'Rascals'.
Crusher with a phaser would get absolutely merked by any gangbanger with a 9mm. Thats why militaries still do combat training, just having the biggest gun doesn't count for anything if you can't use it.
@@lachyt5247 She's a Starfleet commander, she's had combat training
@@Sasha-zv2wx If you ever visit a military hospital, look for the people with grey hair and little birds on their collars. They're full bird US Army/Navy/Marine Corps Captains and Colonels, who're also physicians or surgeons. Ask what the extent of their 'combat training' was: Answer "3-4 days during our advanced pre-commissioning course'. Then ask how many firefights they've been in and how many search and rescue missions in warzones they've been sent on: Answer 'none'.
Militaries do not risk doctors in this way, it is completely pointless, the doctor is far too valuable; far too useless out of a hospital setting; and is not trained to deal with fucking firefights.
@@lachyt5247 Lachy? Pararescue. They're fully certified Doctors who also happen to be Special Ops.
Also, given your bit about "Limitations" clearly means you're one of those fucktards who thinks women have no place in the military. And, you know, forget that women have fought IN militaries for thousands of years. Look up the Night Witches, or the USSR's elite sniper cadre that was entirely female.
Someone's gender has absolutely no bearing on how easily they can kick your sorry ass. Training and Equipment do. Which Crusher has. Gotta remember a Starfleet Medic's medkit and Tricorder were actually pretty damn effective at dealing with most problems, and there's also the fact they literally have a Transporter Lock on the Away team at all times here.
@theprogram863There are most likely more medical personal on board besides Crusher. She was head doctor, not the only doctor. Also, if you think its stupid that they send a doctor on a potentially dangerous assignment, how about sending the First and Second Officer and the Head of Security?
Your channel is truly a gift from the God of Starfleet --------------- the Prime Directive.
A Star Trek Hive World in a nutshell.
1:53 It seems like a distant descendent of Craig Charles moved the familial lineage to turkana 4 at some point after the advent of warp drive.
"I can handle myself" says the woman who got kidnapped by terrorists because she ignored safety precautions and orders.
In Worf's defense, Beverly does have a habit of falling for rebels and malevolent sex ghosts.
Yet she has the audacity to complain about being...ghosted.
I'll show myself out.
And Worf has a habit for loosing pretty much every fight he encounters so I guess it evens out.
DR CRUSHER....FEISTY !
**Warning*" Commander Pinto nor Captain Lima are anywhere to be seen in this clip.
What about Cpl. Chili and LT. Kidney?
@@bubbaguy4411 They were on an away mission with Admiral "Mexican Jumping" Fernandez
a gift for your captian
riker: you mean a gift for me
Dr crusher could not handle herself
It would seem to me that if an injured crewmen needed immediate medical attention, they could have been transported directly to sick bay. Taking your doctor down to a hostile planet is just as silly as the captain doing it. (I'm looking at you, Kirk.)
medics are actually better trained with experience to deal with field trauma stabilization anyway.
FINE, I'LL SUBSCRIBE
Worf grimly warns the doctor, but fails to bring a team of (sacrificial?) red-shirt security officers?
The Coalition. Always there to preserve the beans.
I call it the Collision.
The rare away team departure with weapons drawn at 1:11.
Should've been a medic, two security officers, and a command Lt. for the mission.
I liked the little detail about Worf being concerned for Dr. Crusher because she's a woman and they know about what the gangs on the planet do to women. I get her protesting back and agree with her going with them under the circumstances, but his objection is actually kind of sweet, in his own Klingon way.
Man, I really gotta wonder, has Worf's advice ever been heeded in the history of this show, outside of specifically Klingon-related matters? XD
There was that episode where they were helping out a damaged Romulan Warbird and wanted to give the Romulans a computer so they could get their ship running again. Worf points out that giving them an advanced computer might be a bad idea since its handing them Federation Technology on a silver platter. Riker agrees and orders Worf to give them an outdated computer that still does its job but won't reveal anything new to the Romulans.
Well what do you know.
A proper hi alert beam down. Phasers out and everyone faceing outward.
Oops. I see I made the same comment a yr ago.
@@jackgibsxxx0750It could be worse. I once agreed with a comment that perfectly summarized my view on a video and then I realized that it was MY comment from three years prior. ^^
reminds me of that episode of South Park where the kids took over the town
Worf, in the beginning, was trying to let Dr. Crush he thinks she's hot.
Still awaiting set phaser on vaporizer, maximum!
I know Star Trek is all about peaceful exploration, getting along, "evil" entities often being misunderstood and humanity shedding its violent past, but once in a while, I would love to see them going full berserk on some galactic asshole. It could be like Superman's "world of cardboard" speech and then followed by Starfleet unleashing all its destructive potential.
Enterprise? Energize!
USS Energize must exist!
Everyone lives in caves or San Fransisco in this show
At 1:20 Is... is that an upside down Chinese restaurant sign with some neon removed? "King Mei"?
The writer clearly worried that the audience would question why Crusher was part of the away team. But by giving voice to their concerns, the scene just ended up making Worf look sexist.
beans
beans
Title: *To Preserve The Peas*
Beana Troi: _Canned you bake me with you?_
0:45 Worf: _Doctor, a colonoscopy is completely lolless._
Beverly: _Someone in there might need our help, and I will not turn my butt on them!_
Riker accepted a bottle of stolen goods as a gift. But it's alright. It comes from a government. This is normal.
"Authorities"? Did Riker sleep during the briefing?
Or the entirety of season 1? Maybe that's why he doesn't have a beard that year: it's not real!
(oh shit new headcanon for Shades of Grey just dropped)
To preserve the beans
They look like they are going into a Jojo pose here.
Maybe Worf was less concerned with Dr. Crusher's ability to defend herself, but more concerned with her possible attraction to the baddest boy on the planet.
Maximum stun, uh doesn’t that like disintegrate people
Nope. It is a stun setting. "Full power" or "set to kill" is when you're vaporized.
IIRC it is the highest non-lethal setting. If you have seen video or pictures of the phaser setting lights it is half-way, the full first bar, which is green. I believe the permanent damage/lethal lights are on the second bar of light and the leather ones (not the whole second bar) are red. Keep in mind different species are more resilient and a lethal setting might be necessary to stun. My guess is that the highest stun setting is considered sufficient to incapacitate any humanoid.
Maximum stun pushes people back and disintegrate makes them giggle.
Lowest setting is for self-destruct.
so this is a human colony?
yes :)
Turkana 4, the home of Tasha Yar.
@DriftZ TwoSeven youd think the federation would try to do something about it considering its a human colony
@@randomrazrif the colony rejects Federation Citizenship, then the Federation Canae (legally) do anything about it.
@@randomrazrThe colony went into anarchy. I think the only way to sort that out woult have been declaring martial law or something and the Federation is not up to that. They are more like "They have to sort that out themselves"
Once again, Worf was correct.
Shouldn't take a gift in that circumstance.
Why?
At least Worf acknowledges rape culture.
When are the Borg going to get to that planet?
Not gonna lie, I think the Borg might ignore this planet since it has nothing to offer to them. Borg only target functioning societies.
Well what do you know!!!
For once they draw phasers BEFORE beaming down!!!
Even faced in a outward circle.
Guess it was the risk of being raped. 😄😄😄😄😄
Yeah, that terrifies every one of them. 😄
I was disappointed when they broke open that crate and not a bean to be found just some worthless alcohol. Better luck nex time.
Not even alcohol. Synthahol.
Crusher couldn't handle a wet fart. One of the worst characters in ST history.
Excuse me? Remember the episode "Conspiracy" at the end of Season 1 where Crusher phasered down that admiral who was possesed by the space crab? Same guy who was moping the floor with Worf a second prior I might mention.
@@wjzav1971 That was Picard and Riker.
@@sarcasticguy4311 The meeting at the end, yes. But the one guy on the Enterprise was Crusher.
@@wjzav1971 Which Crusher are we talking about?
@@sarcasticguy4311 Doctor Beverly Crusher
The writers mucked up trying to compensate for having so few women in the show. Making a ‘sexism’ point with Worf when it is stupid to send their CMO into the middle of a civil war.
It was also stupid to send the three other senior officers
So they're landing in India