10 MORE Oldest Characters In Star Trek
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
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I loved when Dax told the Jem Hadar she stopped counting at 300 years when asked how old she was.
"You don't look it."
"Thank You."
Wasn’t Odo floating in space for about 150 years and the founders said he was just a baby when they sent him out?
Flint understood the assignment... "There can be only one!" He just got all that sweet Quickening!
Curzon is such wasted character. I mean that guy could be literally Federation version of James Bond. He was a spy, diplomat and a playboy. His life would be great material for a new ST show.
Not sure about “wasted,” but he definitely would be interesting to see revisited in his own lifetime. He’s yet another DS9 character who was mentioned far more often than seen on-screen, but you felt you knew exactly who he was.
Don’t know how old Guinan was or if she was on the first list, but as a returning character, we were first surprised by her appearance In Time’s Arrow, sitting with Mark Twain at his mansion 😂
~600 years
I was thinking the same thing. She's obviously on the young side for her species in those episodes, since she's worried about her father tracking her down (so clearly, not considered fully adult), but who can say how old that is? That's the 19th century, and she's still pretty hale and healthy in the 24th century. Enough so that Q is afraid of her.
You mentioned the Cylons in regards to Ruk. But i also thought of Doctir Who's Cybernen. Mostly is regard to Dr. Korby. "You will be upgraded."
And I was thinking of the Geth from Mass Effect, "Does this unit have a soul?"
Look forward to third list. (Makes me feel younger.)
As always, thank you so very much, Seán & Friends, for the videos.
Am I old? As a pre-teen I watched the original series, and now I have grands who watch Trek… so no, no I'm not… at least not old enough to be worthy of the list.
There was a great book, Star Trek Federation, which picks up where the first entry about the companion leaves off.
Theodore Crawford Cassidy, Ruk, was an impressively tall man.
I have always hypothesized that Nagilum was a Pa'Wraith. Not knowing of finite life, but not hesitant to interact with these species in a way that suited him.
That is seriously some excellent head-cannon!!! I now officially believe this also.
That theory is pretty good and you actually might be on to something nagilum spoke like the pa'rath that inhabited kaiicos O'Brien body
@@dannyayala3462Keiko ?
@@chefdean7257 I used voice to text
While generally not considered canon, there's a Horta on Kirk's Enterprise in the Diane Duane books.
I would want to become a joined Trill and host a Symbiont. To instantly gain centuries of knowledge in a second would be legendary. To instantly learn new skills in a second? Sign me up. 🙋🏻♂️
Whose mind has the upper hand? The symbiont or the host? Watching Dax interact it looks always like it's 100% the symbiont
It wouldn’t give you an advantage in learning new skills, unless it was similar to something a previous host had learned.
And it wouldn’t just be “knowledge” like downloading an encyclopedia. It would also be other entire lifetimes, with all the emotional highs and lows of those previous lives, suddenly living in your head.
While there are certainly problems with how the Symbiosis Commission claimed that only a tiny percentage of Trill were suitable for joining, the enormity of merging multiple psyches into one host does at least make the “why” a bit easier to understand.
You left out the Douwd. The energy being (Kevin) found on the destroyed Rana colony who wiped out the Housnek race with a thought. Self described as an ancient race from another galaxy (or something like that)
Oh and if you want a great movie watch The Man From Earth (this is in relation to the Flint entry).
I agree, but think some people will not like a low budget movie, that is mostly people talking, and mostly set at three locations. Better than its sequel, The Man From Earth: Holocene. But if you like SciFi that has no special effects, and is mostly people talking, I would also recommend Coherence, and The God Question, although they have nothing to do with the topic of this video.
I dont know if you mentioned the Q in part one, but they have stated they are timeless, have always been here and always will. Now that's old. But I believe they exist outside our linear time!
That would probably apply to the Bajoran profits too
@@amandamatheny3675 Profits are the Ferengi gods, though.
Jinaal, the symbiont portion, is at least 800 years old, per Disco S3.
Flint can regenerate? He's a Time Lord!!
In a crossover with DC comics, Flint is also Vandal Savage.
Now you need to do a third list and include the "pitcher plant" from Voyager.
Are we sure that Flint was not a Lanthanite?
Also, didn't Bele and Lokai kill each other? I could have sworn that Spock was tracking them on the surface and suddenly there were no life signs.
I refreshingly liked this one.
Surprising that Dax got an entry in the second video on this topic and not the first
Ardra, the Coda alien, the Caretakers/Nacine, the telepathic alien in the Delphic expanse, not sure if any of these were on the original list as I would need to watch it again but if they weren't, they should be on the third one
I think Ardra was a Q.
Good list.
Onaya , portrayed by Gorgeous Meg Foster.
Flint could be the origin or a member of the Lanthanides, if we consider the newly introduced races since the episode first aired...
Ain't Ruk Lurch from the Addams family?
Yep, Ted Cassidy is his name.
You rang?
He also voiced the Gorn in "Arena"
Although Jadzia isn't Curzon, Jadzia is not Curzon himself and she has his memories and Curzon lives on within her due to the Dax Symbiont in her stomach. The Dax Symbiont has lived for thousands of years due to inhabiting the bodies if it's Trill hosts.
What about the crew of the Discovery? They jumped 900 years into the future, so the whole crew is technically 900+ in age.
that's just a technicality. However, the Sphere from discovery was considered sentient and over 10000 years old.
Is the actor the played Ruk the same person that played Lurch in the addams family?
Yes. It was Ted Cassidy in both roles.
I thought Odonna wasn’t cured?
I am glad you made a distinction that the symbiote Dax is what is old and the hosts live their natural life time. At least we are not told that joining increases the host life span. I am looking at you Stargate.
Missing (the) Q!
My god you look like a stone cold stunner in that opening photo.
Set facial hair from stun to kill.
To bad, I really thought Trill symbiont could live a thousand plus years. I would love to meet a new Dax in the 32nd century.
Onaya episode bothered me sooooooo much!!! 😩😅
Hm. I wonder how many people tried to chop Flint’s head off playing The Game?
Jerome Bixby would rework the character of Flint over the course of the next 3 decades into John Oldman from his final work "The Man from Earth" - and in that version, his ageless man at one time was Jesus.
No - YOU are awesome
You should do a video about 10 fake Star Trek production myths which still circulate among the fanbase despite having been debunked for a long time.
For example:
- Lucille Ball "saved Star Trek" and was personally invested in "Gene Roddenberry's vision"
- Martin Landau was considered for the role of Spock
- NBC disliked the female first officer character in "The Cage"
- NBC disliked the diversity in the show and wanted everyone be white
- Nichelle Nichols was paid less than her co-stars and Leonard Nimoy stood up for her to get equal pay
- Star Trek: TOS was a low budget series
Would Data's head fit on this list but not his body?
Our Man Flint.
Flint - so the Star Trek universe had (at least one) actual mutants 😳 😁
Flint was a Highlander
LOL!!!
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TOS was weird AF.
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TOS does like its ancient people.
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I have One letter for you... Q LOL
in terms of negilum im going to quote Q: "if you cant handle a little bloody nose maybe you should back home and crawl under your bed"
I don't think they need pensions in the future, it's all free and easy living apparently... :P
Sean's mispronunciations continue to surprise me. This time, Lokai and Cheron.
An interesting theory, they stopped having money just because they couldn't afford to keep paying for people's pensions...