Wesley Crusher Returns • Star Trek: Picard 2x10 • Clip
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- Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024
- Clip from Star Trek: Picard (2020) - Season 2 episode 10 "Farewell".
Traveller Wesley Crusher appears to Kore Soong in 2024 to offer her a different life.
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It’s great to see Wesley again. I just binged the entire TNG series for the first time in my life. Wesley was great. Unwarranted hate for no reason. I’m really glad they put a button on his story.
After knowing how much abuse he endured from his parents, I fell sorry for Wheaton. It was nice to see him again here
Well, 'abuse' is relative in today's day and age. Seems he really just disagreed with their politics. That is not abuse IMO.
@@NewAgeGigolo dude you've got no idea what you're talking about. Will's parents were for sure abusive, both physically and emotionally. He talks about the extent of that abuse in his book "Still Just a Geek" and goes into it a little on the "Inside of You" podcast
@@ChanceChoice I would also add financially, as his oarents were paying themselves from the money he earned, even loaning it to him with interest.
wow looking good for 50 years old Wil!
Yes! He doesn't look even in his 40's!!
Wil Wheaton, you absolutely ROCK!!
"Will wheeeeeaton"!!!!!!!!!
"But now Im a traveler of all space and time".
So he's a Time Lord now?
TIME LORD VICTORIOUS, HE IS!
This was the 1st time Wil When portrayed Wesley Crusher, son of Dr. Beverly Crusher, chief medical officer of the Enterprise-D & Enterprise-E since Star Trek X: Nemesis (2002), which was released in the year of the 15th anniversary of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Pretty casual dress for someone with such a grand title. Report back to your quarters and change into uniform this instant, ensign.
this could be a show
Shame they couldn't get the traveler special effect from TNG right when Wesley disappears. Would have been a nice bit of continuity.
So, having a perfectly normal life is at odds with living with purpose and meaning? Who wrote this?
I’m not a trekkey and don’t watch Star Trek so just wondering: why all this hate for Wil Wheaton?
He is a self centered prick who thinks he is God's gift to nerds.
You are a liar and quintessential nulity @@sethcragan6649
It comes more from TNG not really make a good character arc for him; they kind of just wrote around his character instead of writing for his character. Nog, in DS9, got the character arc he should of. He also has a blog he runs and a twitter acoount, that I do thinks he deleted, where he was supportive of people in the LGBTQ+ community among other social justices causes, which some people didn't like that (and by some people I mean those who have apparently never watch Star Trek as that is literally what is about).
People (male adults) who had loved the original series, were jealous, of a genuinely happy kid.
She looks almost cgi
"almost" is being generous.
I was thinking the same thing she's absolutely CGI.
Cheap video game graphics.
Dora the Explorer meets a forced callback
They could have had least gone more in to the travelers stuff they bring him in again and I know exactly that much then I in the 90"s..
Love Wil, but did he roll out of bed and onto the set that day? lol
I can't get over how clunky the writing in this scene is. "I've never been safe". Somehow inertia is more important than actually choosing.
But they wrote him out of Picard Season 3. Even created a brother to make sure they never need Wesley Crusher in a script again.
Thank God!!
1) There is a green screen behind both of them which is why they both look CGI'd
2) Wil Wheaton acts if this is completely normal. This is two dead fish out of water trying to have a dramatic moment and it falls flat which is the reason why seasons 1 and 2 of Picard were the worst Star Trek ever made aside from discovery oh sorry... The Michael Burnham Show.
3) When they teleported away they should have used the same CGI as the original show because that's not how they do it but continuity in the kurtzman verse makes no sense
4) I honestly had to Google this scene because I couldn't remember that Will Wheaton was even on this show despite having watched it and I couldn't remember what happened to her character and I still don't even remember her name. All I can remember is season 3. That's how you know you made it bad show. What an addicted Star Trek fanboy absolutely has amnesia for the first two years.
5) I really hope Terry and Jonathan frakes can get together and fix the rest of this before any more damage can be done. Maybe if we're lucky Discovery can be canceled forever, lower decks can be canceled forever, They will give up on the Picard sequel and we can do something with the enterprise crew since that show doesn't get enough love if they want to do something in the past, and then we can move into the future with a new show which would be acceptable for Cisco and Janeway to appear on the first season or two before handing it off to somebody else so we can finally push this story into the 25th and 26th centuries and maybe even get an Enterprise J continuation story that the Enterprise hinted at in the expanse battle.
THATS WHERE WE SHOULD BE. Hell I even linked it all together for you guys. See how nice & neat? Want me to write it for you? I'm a writer. I can do that. Ffs...
They didn't use CGI and travelers don't have transporters.
Mike, you really gotta remember to take your diabetes medication
Is this a deleted scene? I hope it was a deleted scene. He was so over the top. It was so cringe.
I don't know how I feel about this... In a deleted scene in Nemesis Wesley was back in Starfleet and was assigned to the Titan's engineering section. Now, he's a 'Traveler' again?
Also, is this a character any of us really wanted to see again? No offence to Wil Wheaton. I would much rather have loved to see Sisko return as the 'Watcher' earlier in the season
Not looking forward to season 3... :(
1. The specific thing about your first statement is that it has the words deleted scene. It doesn't count towards the canon as it never appeared in the final cut.
2. It makes more sense for it to be Wes over Sisko as Wes went travelling with the Traveler at the end of TNG, while Sisko resides in the Bajoran Wormhole with the Prophets, it would make zero sense for it to be Sisko as the Traveler when there is no possible connection for him to become one.
@@langm1701 Fair point about the deleted scene. I understand the lore of Sisko and the Prophets but the inclusion of the Bell Riots arc felt like they were setting up a Sisko cameo. The Traveler connection was only stated by Wesley at the end so it could've been anything up until that point. Also Sisko (Avery Brooks) seems like the perfect character and actor to comment on social issues in that context. It would've been great to see him and Picard share an adventure together.
Watch Season 3 It is leagues better than the past 2 seasons.
@@davidcoss3493 I agree - it is better... but I wouldn't say 'leagues' better. It's marginally better, IMO. I think they're still playing it too fast and loose with the characters and the lore. That portal weapon in episode 3 was ridiculously far-fetched, even by Trek standards. (Just my opinion)
No disrespect towards you, and I'm not trying to be confrontational towards anyone, but this show does not care about canon. It completely changed the character of Picard. His name is in the title and they got it wrong! Star Fleet now owns the slaves Picard warned them about. Canon is irrelevant to "Picard."
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He's grown up to be the worst little actor
My favourite WW appearance was his Criminal Minds Serial Killer who got flattened by a Semi
Barf