Stand By For Saucer Separation
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- Star Trek The Next Generation s03e12 The High Ground
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Captain picard always practiced saucer separation everyday when he drank his cup of earl grey tea.
Sulu had saucer separation in VI!
LOL
Imagine surviving everything else the Enterprise has been through, only to be pew pew’d in the corridor on your way to the mess hall by some inter dimensional bleach blonde wearing a members only jacket.
Imagine your shipmate gasping and running away instead of calling for an emergency transport to sickbay…
from the original script probably: "oh my god! how do you look *so* 1990? _(gets shot)"_
To be fair.... there are worse ways to go
That guy is a waste of a *****
Unless you're in the opening credits, you'd only have been on the Enterprise for a few weeks at most, before being needlessly killed by an unsafe console exploding, or an improperly risk assessed away mission.
Season 5 Troi would have grabbed Worf’s Phaser and started shooting back.
It was before her O-5 test.
WTF is a "code 1 emergency" ? lol
@@jovetj it means we ran out of things to scream to make the situation seem more dangerous and intense
@@breadtoast1036 Oh I thought that was a Code 3 emergency. My bad.
Season 7 Troi would have crashed the ship to get rid of them
Don't teleport onto Picard's bridge unless you're looking for a smack in the mouth.
The Borg didn't mind that
You think that's bad? Try teleporting onto Sisko's bridge :P
It was only Picard who was man enough to do it too. After reading your comment before watching the scene, I was expecting Worf or Data to kick their asses, and it was just Picard's BRIDGE, but no, Picard himself is the one who's there to kick ass and chew gum and is all out of bubblegum, Worf just went down like a bag of potatoes and Data just stood around thinking about rainbows or something with a shocked look on his face.
"YOU DARE?!"
2:29 I had to watch that shot again! It looked like Patrick Stewart hit that guy for real!
One of the rare instances you see the fighter Jean-Luc Picard - aggressive, intuitive, quick. That French flyin' fist knocked the intruder straight to the ground.
Everyone's favourite fighting Frenchman
Picard reacts faster than Worf in this one.
And nobody else moving a muscle while the Captain struggles with the intruder.
@@Ved000000 At least Worf got his shot off and hit his target, though she sure wasn't stunned very badly. I get that everyone is going to be frozen from shock for a second or two assessing the situation and figuring out how to react, but Data certainly should have been capable of attacking AND simultaneously calling for assistance with his android abilities, and literally NO ONE did anything else. Troi gets partial credit for calling for security. It should have been done by someone (ANYONE) about five seconds earlier, but in fairness, it wouldn't have mattered as they wouldn't have arrived in time.
His nose should pant,
And his lip should curl,
His cheeks should flame,
And his brow should furl,
His bosom should heave,
And his heart should glow,
And his fist be ever ready for a knock-down blow.
Love the look on Picard’s face when Deanna says “his signal!?” He’s like we know what we’re doing, sit down. And then after he asked Geordi for a report knowing damn well he didn’t just transport himself into space lol.
Though I'm sure if absolutely necessary, he most certainly would.
Definitely has to be one of those instances Marina Sirtis had frustrations about the scripts, trying to convince the writers to let Troi have a brain _before_ she started regularly wearing the standard uniform 😄
If Worf was at the transporter controls he would have beamed Geordi into space as well
Interesting fact: this Episode wasn't shown in the UK or Ireland during its initial run due to Data making reference to 'the Troubles' that were ongoing at the time.
I wondered why I'd never seen this episode,
Ireland and Northern Ireland I can understand, the rest of the UK makes no sense
It was because Data makes specific mention of Ireland reuniting due to the IRA’s terrorist activities.
This both angered the UK government and went against its draconian policies against any kind of pro-unification media.
@@RBsRealm Would huwt their widdow feewings 🥺🥺🥺
@@RBsRealmbecause the Troubles dragged the whole of both countries in
More Irish bombings took place in England than in NI, and the retaliation from the British eas stronger in NI as a result
Did you forget that Zombie by the Cranberries was about one of the bombings in British history since WW2 😅
Also because most of the UK shared a TV network even at that time, the show aired on the BBC not one of the pre-ITN channels.
@@sandwich2473except it was a joint request made by both the British and Irish governments to networks in both countries for fear that the Troubles would turn into a second Irish Civil War
And neither country lifted the embargo until the late 2000s, but it was still not aired in either country until the early 2010s during an anniversary event on one of the Sky channels
For a being capable of making over a trillion calculations per second... He sure did just kinda sit there...
data is the textbook example of how an android would never behave irl.
he didn’t just sit there, he reacted as fast as the others did…i don’t see you ragging on Wesley nor Troi nor the helmsman for not moving fast enough
@@bostonrailfan2427 yeah but I expect snail paced reactions from those people, I got higher expectations for my man Data tho lmao
Data might be a cybernetic organism, but I'm pretty sure he had split priorities here-secure the ship by taking out both hostiles IF he could, using an unknown kind of technology. Assist Worf in combat after Worf takes a Phaser blast to the chest. Assistant Jean-Luc Picard who has just punched out an Intruder... He took seconds to make a decision to assist Picard, he was just too late.
Picard should have security in engineering.
Deanna: "HIS signal?"
Picard: *Hand signal for "SHUT UP, DEANNA!"*
Wesley, thinking to himself: "Finally, someone else gets told to shut up for a change."
Think if they locked onto his signal and beamed him into space instead of his com badge. He's floating in space Deanna's like "Told ya" Picard: "Shut up Wesley" Enterprise: "Explodes"
"Shut up, Wesley!"
"What did I do?"
"Oh sorry. Force of habit. Now, shut up, Wesley."
Her rank commands a silent shuttup signal.
@@TheCormTube Even if that was the point where she didn’t wear a uniform.
Worf, thinking to himself: I'm not the one being denied for once
2:30 YOU CAPTURED HIS STUNT DOUBLE!
That's what stunt doubles do, though.
@jovetj ...you've never watched Spaceballs before, have you?
@@JaxFPrime81 I have...
@@jovetj ok, just checking.
Amazing that in the middle of an attack by people who could appear anywhere which had been ongoing for minutes the bridge is left completely undefended. Come to think of it "Security" has to be the single most useless department on the Enterprise.
Starfleet bureaucracy. They figured one Klingon was worth twenty security officers, so half the security staff got transferred to other ships.
@@josephsheranda You have to love Worf. Raised on Earth by Humans, declares himself the expert on what it is to be a Klingon at every opportunity.
More security. More security.
@@Vipre- TBF he's actually good at it on DS9, a show which actually knew how to use Worf.
@@Vipre- I always thought he was doing that to overcompensate. He doesn't feel like a full Klingon because he had a human upbringing so he studied their culture intensely and brings it up every chance he gets just to prove how 'Klingon' he is. And in several cases on this show, he's shown to be more Klingon than those who grew up in the Empire.
Data finally became human. Sat there like a knot on a log and was no help whatsoever
Right it's not like he has super speed and strength no that would be silly.
Like a knot in a log!? I Actually lol'd - poor ol bastard had no clue wtf was going on hah!
The bridge scene is such a mess but I still love it.
When General Quarters is sounded, there should be an automatic forcefield activated around the warp core. That would have solved this problem. We know they had the ability to project a force field by Voyager's time at least. Maybe even on the Defiant.
There is a forcefueld around the warp core, we saw it in Odo’s fight against a changeling. Perhaps because of this episode!
Just one of the million ways that the Enterprise crew is unprepared. @stratfordbaby
They specifically said that force fields would not stop these people because they had trans-dimensional technology
Picard: Can you remove the charge from the engine core?
La Forge: I'm trying! They must have used glue or something!
Flex seal. Completely non-removeable.
It was no more nails. I have shelves up in my house with no screws
I love how they saw Geordie leap out of the way and saw no need to execute him.
Of all the times worf pulled out his phaser for seemingly no reason he acted very slowly here 2:27
Data was pretty slow also.
Jokes aside I think it’s just the editing. He and the female soldier shot simultaneously, but her weapon does not stun.
It's just the editing. In real life the events we're watching would have happened faster. Both intruders probably appeared at the same time. It just looks like Worf is reacting too slowly.
As for Data, he's the next ranking officer on the bridge. He was probably securing key command functions to safeguard the crew. The crew was still evacuating to the saucer for an emergency separation.
@@ensignmjs7058 I agree. Poor Worf... ^^
sure it's editing, but it's still pretty funny.
Given the propensity for armed intruders to suddenly appear on the ship you'd think they'd learn that every crew member needs to carry a sidearm at all times 🤔 - when seconds count security is only minutes away...
@mandellorian They'd disable that shyte in a second. Heavy gravity wouldn't do anything. They'd just flash somewhere else. They could keep flashing every second and be totally uncatchable.
That's what I was thinking. Why isn't the Enterprise crew armed??
@@jasonmichael3676 uh just like how on a us navy ship not all crewmembers are armed... you are only issued a phaser from the armory and that's if you're going on a landing party. or only security has weapons at all times. and in this case security is nowhere to be found.
@@joeswanson733 Most of our military is armed. They certainly would be if the enemy was capable of beaming aboard instantly.
@@jasonmichael3676 you're telling me all sailors are walking around holstering a sidearm? Even thought their job is to cook or fix things?
Security sure took their sweet damn time getting to engineering
There should always be security in engineering.
@@jasonmichael3676 when you see other trek shows unless the captain anticipats danger ahead of time there normally aren't guards in engienering or the bridge.
but you're right all security areas like the brdige, armory, engineering should have guards at all times.
@@joeswanson733 They totally had reason to anticipate danger. They were informed about the dimensional travel technology.
@@Dowlphin what did shinzon say in nemesis. you're too slow old man. picard is probably one of the slowest captains to react to crisis out of archer, kirk, sisko, janeway, burnham etc.
*Take a length of duct tape, and now fold the duct tape into a tube, with the sticky side out. Flatten the tube against the wall, to create instant, two way tape.*
"They've got it locked on somehow!"
You'd think the "signal scrambler" would have scrambled the signal from the communicator too, but... guess not
The com is the tracker. The device they could not pick up. More realistic would have been a man sized hole in the deck matching his size.
I feel like Data could have done better in this Scene. He wasn't doing anything. It was like he just let Picard deal with that guy by himself.
he was just zapped by the console being shot…you’d react slower too if that happened!
@@bostonrailfan2427 We don't know if he was zapped. And he's an Android, what effects him is different then biological life.
Also, Patrick Stewart wanted to have a little more action scenes, and It's Stephen Behr was willing to accomodate.
It's also about time we have some security in engineering.
@@Redshirt434 *Ira
Apparently, Data was ready to tickle the intruder.
The music sounds a lot like the music of when they are attacking the borg to rescue Picard in best of both worlds
The look on Mr Data's face when his Captain disappeared from the floor, he is more human than he thinks
They compared him to Pinocchio, but I think a better comparison would be the Tin Woodsman. They both wanted to have a heart, but they really had one all along.
The whole “interdimensionality” idea is something I wished they’d developed over the show more.
The side effects were too dangerous
@@mjjoe76 “.. dangerous.?” But without developmental exploration of the concept of interdimensionality how would one find out? The ‘inter’ idea implies a spectrum rather than black & whiteness.
@@silenusut Since Federation research had been abandoned on it ages ago, there likely isn't a safe way to do it.
@@jovetj Thank you. I appreciate responses that come in two halves.
@@silenusut the Federation is always cautious when it comes to health of its people. I could see the Romulans, Klingons using this tech for sure
1:40
This scene there was a blooper where instead of a tool to remove the bomb, La Forge took a phaser prop and LeVar said to the filming crew "That's not going to do it".
Nice punch Picard, I didn't know you had it in you. 😀
Geordi La Forge saved the Enterprise, now LeVar Burton is the host of JEPARDY!
Alas, only temporarily. They chose someone else
@@Nyx773 I think Levar Burton woulda been a great Jeopardy! host.
Such an intense scene. So thrilling! Go Picard go!
Was it me or did Troi react a whole lot faster than Data? She circled around to Worf and was yelling out protocols before Data even got out of his station. Where was all that android speed?
I think inputting security, adaptation and evacuation commands in case of bridge failure
Data was next in command. He had to secure the bridge.
Data estava ocupado, avaliando o nível de danos no console de navegação, atingindo pelo disparo intruso. Afinal garantir e proporcionar capacidade de navegação também é importante.
@@prisoner6266 How? His console was the first thing to get shot and he issued no verbal commands. Those are, to my knowledge, the only two ways to issue and execute commands on the ship.
@Xylarxcode Fair enough. I have no idea what this comment was even about other than the vagaries of Star Trek, so you probably know more about it than me
00:52 Responding Officer is the voice of Brent Spiner.
I thought that at first too, but it’s not him. It sounds similar, but it isn’t Spiner.
You would think they would’ve stationed some security officers on the bridge at the four corners during red alert if they knew they could pop in at anytime
Why transport it only 2 Km off the nacelle? Why not as far away as possible?
Giving specific instructions is crucial in an emergency. Geordi just gave a number so the transporter operator could take action.
@@ensignmjs7058 Probably just so that the transporter tech didn't waste time picking a random distance.
@mandellorian If they'd done that, we wouldn't have gotten to see the big kaboom and realize just how powerful that little dinnerplate really was!
At least he didn't do like some people to avoid the metric system. "Lock on to my signal and transport it 13125 tacos off the port bow."
@usernamunavailiable how far is that in bananas though?
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I love how Geordi just stands there waiting for the bad guys to do something instead of erecting a level 4 force field around the warp core.
.... Or grabbing a phaser.
Paul, we speek here about Officers of a Galaxy-Class Starship, in a time of "We are all big friends". They never dealed with such cruel things like "We will blew your entire ship and kill all 500+ Crewmembers" Terrorists..
I´m not sure, maybe the big "D" until this time had no Installations to create a Forcefield around the Core, but afterwards it had one.
@@TheorinEdhel acually the funny thing is if his were to happen in the engine room of the TOS enterprise it wouldnt' even be possible as the warp corp is actually behind the engine room.
I get the sentiment but a phaser might be counterintuitive when the intruder is inches away from the warp core. That plus the fact that bomber was covered by another guy from above somewhat limits LaForge's options. The force field is an excellent idea. Hell, locking it down should be part of a standard intruder alert.
@@HP-mf4df Good point. We are such nerds!
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0:08 No idea why she even fired, or didn't fire at both of them, since they weren't going to stop her.
A technology that can get people around force fields easily.. sure would be handy against the Borg..
Did you watch the episode?
@@supernukey419 Yes, and I'm aware there were side effects to using it
It does not have to transport people to be effective. It can be used to transport explosives onto the Borg vessels.
@@Eternal_Tech Until the Borg develop interdimensional shielding, yes.
@@Eternal_Tech I think that if that was possible the terrorists would have done so instead of sending a team to plant the bomb
JLP is thinking: I would put the moves on Beverly, but I've had genuine, non-replicated beans.
Beverly could neatly remove your lil dinky doo and both figs, putting the moves on her is a poor move indeed. 😳
Bad idea........
How would you wee wee ? 😮
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The High Ground is one of my favorite episodes of TNG. It’s also one of my favorite Dr. Crusher episodes, my other favorite Dr. Crusher episode being Remember Me.
Cap'n has some squabbles!
He also has some Crunch.
Probably the only episode where Picard ever impressed me. Sees a villain materialize on his bridge, instantly coldcocks him. Usually Picard was such a weenie.
Meanwhile, Data is doing NOTHING while Picard is wrestling on the ground that whole time.
With Picard gone and Riker away on the surface, Data would be in command. I like to think he saw an opportunity to sit the big chair…
The way Data looks down at the shot next to him like he had just knocked something off the terminal.
Geordi loves his dramatic dives in engineering.
Although some of the choreography is a bit of a mess, this had to be, by far, one of the most intense boarding actions in all of Star Trek.
The Borg may be overwhelming, but they are slow and relatively predictable.
These guys, however, are extremely fast, and could have very easily destroyed the ship had they stuck around long enough to defend the bomb to the very last second. Considering how fast that bomb blew up, they probably didn't have time to eject the core or separate.
I think the only more intense one in my eyes was the boarding of DS9 by the Klingons.
I like how Troi hops along to look at Worf and Data took 3x as long to get half the distance over to picard.
What gets me is Picard acts before everybody else and data sitting there not doing anything. He should have been able to react faster than any of them.
2:29 Continuity Error: When Finn drops his pistol it moves from being in the front of him to being behind him when he's fighting with Picard. Someone wasn't paying attention when they filmed this.
No doubt one of the side effects for things that have been through multiple dimensional transports 😊
@@paul_andrews Must be, a residual effect
Interesting how Trio gets to Worf so much faster than Data gets to Picard.
Data was probably securing command functions. The crew was still evacuating to the saucer so their safety was a priority.
Yeah, he fixed the console first
she’s closer
@@ensignmjs7058getting the ops console online and secure so nothing can be used is top priority
1:40 "It's stuck in there with Glue or something"
When Picard throws down better than Worf
look what we fell in love with to what we have now with discovery.
New Trek (post _Enterprise_ ) is shit. It's awful fanfic of the worst variety.
Always said the ship needs internal phasers in every area controlled by the computer.
Sounds like an Arsenal of Freedom remake in the making.
I always wondered why they didn't do saucer separations more often. The children on board must have been seriously traumatized from all the shenanigans the Enterprise got into. Unless they cured PTSD along with the common cold?
The newer model from season 3 onward couldn't separate.
Also, it was expensive and difficult to film the separation as the older, separatable model was heavy and hard to use.
It’s easy to fix a situation like this. “ either you return our officers or we’ll start using our phasers to excise parts of your planet till we find them
That kind of reminds me of what Dolza did to Earth in robotech. (The Rain of Death). Where he basically had all of the ships of the main fleet take up firing positions around Earth, and then proceeded to fire at Earth.
Love when they sound General Quarters. It's so serious ⚠⚠
Data had more than enough time to take them out
And Q thought _Sisko_ could throw a punch!
2:30 that's a stunt double
Picard reacts quicker then data and defends the bridge
I wonder if anyone else noticed what I noticed that the guy in the red uniform who got shot if you look closely you can see the spots on his shirt where he got shot indicating that was where the actress who played that terrorist knew where to aim and fire at.
2:28 If you look closely, you'll see Patrick Stewart's stunt double for this scene.
It's fun on RUclipss 0.25 speed! :D
Yep. Just pause it at 2:30. Once you see it you can't unsee it.
That's what you get when you have a nobody on Transporter duty.
Miles O'Brien could have beamed them and the bomb out of there!
Didn't they try, but the transporter chief literally said it wasn't possible as the signals were "unstable"?
@@peter9477 exactly…same reason that they couldn’t use forcefields against them
2:27 lol at Worf standing there like is a regular day and nothing is going on.
Data sure took his sweet time getting to Picard.
I guess the signals scrambling the transporters were scrambling Data too
Starfleet really needed to learn Every Day Carry, including a type 1 phaser.
Even in the modern Navy you don't walk around the ship armed.
I don’t think Geordi has ever shot or fought anyone in the series or the movies. He either gets punched in the face or thrown threw crew quarter doors.
He’s been shot. By Pakleds. With his own phaser...
@@AnakinMarcZaeger An that why you don't give everyone weapons like someone suggested above.
@@AnakinMarcZaeger 😆
Damn, Picard took the initiative to whap that intruder in the mouth before being captured. Took balls of steel to pull off an attack like that.
The look on data's face when he realizes... "Oh, i f*cked up"
Maybe Geordi should have been more clear and said "the signal of my comm badge", but hey, they wanted to shoehorn that brief dramatic surprise in.
Also, did they somehow not consider it wise to position security at crucial locations in the ship? They knew about the dimensional travel technology. And even more so, after the invasion started, no one called security either, especially not to the bridge. They started calling security there when they needed a medic.
2:21 My god, Worf. Picard punches one of them in the face and you just ignore the other one aiming at you? - But again ... why no security?? They deserve to be invaded.
-Sickbay is responding.
-Seal off all decks!
*medics trapped in turbolifts*
0:13 Those pyrotechnics went off in his face. How they avoided blinding people with hot sparks is beyond me.
it’s on his chest, aimed away from his face…with his head tilted back to give more room and sell the reaction. it’s not a big deal, especially since he’s a stunt performer and it’s a basic stunt to him
2:28 What a hit.
“Data can move pretty fast, even over rough terrain”
*meanders too slowly to rescue the Captain*
This is one occasion where a standing Yellow Alert, staying in the highest practical orbit, and issuing phasers to all personnel really would’ve made too much sense.
You know, it occurs to me, all they need is a dart gun that fires little miniaturized transporter signal badges, and they'd be able to kill almost anything
DS9 had a weapon like that, a non-energy rifle. Used a miniature transporter to beam the bullet through walls.
And I always thought they need sensors in comm badges to sense vacuum and automatically trigger the transporters to lock on and transport people back to the ship. It would happen in less than a second so people don’t even get hurt.
Someone watched insurrection.
@@keirfarnum6811 Which would mean in this case, the bomb would have been beamed right back onto the ship...
2 km off the Starboard Nacelle awaits a shuttle to receive Geordi, as he abandons the rest of the enterprise to explode.
Joke's on the shuttle pilot, the transporter chief locked onto the badge and not his life signs
The weirdest part of this whole thing is where Geordi specified to beam the explosive device exactly 2km off the starboard nacelle. Like, sure he's a genius engineer; it's at least reasonable that, even in that few tense seconds, he was able to figure out what kind of explosive it was using, spitball the yield, and therefore knew how far away it had to be beamed away to be a safe distance. But why take that chance? Transporters can beam over thousands of kilometers, so why not just "max range" or like "1000 km" just in case you're wrong.
I know, I know. It was so the thing could explode dramatically right off of the side of the Enterprise model. But that still doesn't excuse it in-universe.
Troi runs PAST Picard who's struggling with Finn instead of trying to help him. I know she's the Counsellor, but she's still a Starfleet Lt. Commander. Gotta do better there.
This was earlier in the series long before they allowed Troi to wear a uniform and act like an officer. Sexism in the early production runs of Trek series is a real thing.
The helmsman also does nothing - if Data was able to get there an instant before they vanished then he had enough time to jump.
I’m thinking where were those superhuman reflexs Lieutenant data?
Worf WAS the one who'd been injured.
PASSED
Spock would of neve pinched him so he couldn't take somebody with him lol had that had been the case
You know what would help in these situations? Everyone be armed on a military vessel at all times or at least when in range of a planet or ship.
Or at the BARE minimum, when they have already been informed that the planet is full or murderous terrorists.
Picard should have gone full Terran Empire on those brigands.
Here's idea, armed security in sensitive areas of the ship like I don't know ENGINEERING. Or the bridge for that matter. No? Too militaristic? The Enterprise nearly got blown up, the Captain was kidnapped and the chief tactical officer/head of security got shot.
That's a hindsight decision for this one time. It would be considered ridiculous most of the time. Shields prevent beaming and they'd just be in the way most of the time. There is a reason their chief of security is also the tactical officer, they are mostly for ship to ship combat and just a bit of escorting people.
0:55 at which point, everyone should have been told to arm themselves with phasers. If you cant stop them with forcefields or transporters then you have to arm yourselves. DUH.
Considering they've had hundreds of alien intruders, many masked as friendlies... 9/10 they want to command the bridge...
1. Create a fake bridge with reinforced doorways and maybe an escape hatch (ah even with genetic/finger print access it will certainly be hacked)
2. Trap doors on bridge!
3. Purge doors on bridge like they did in picard... just blow the invaders out, out and away!
4. Keep all power and access to any of these, isolated.. not in the main computers knowledge, stop it from being hacked
“ONE BRIDGE!! A SHIP HAS ONE BRIDGE!!!” - Worf
I just noticed someone putting a white sheet of paper on the lower screen in the first clip, I know that they've done this a lot throughout the show even on the main bridge.
Who would have thought Beverly would be involved with them
Good grief, Wolf gets hit again and is half dead, the Intruder gets hit sits up and disappears like nothing happened. Data does nothing. Dumbing down the crew for the plot is bloody lazy writing.
Stun vs lethal. And Wolf wasn't hit in the center of mass, and thus survived (mainly because he's Klingon lol)
Agreed. Same with Troi asking "Onto his signal?"
Guy's standing in the transporter room /all day/ hoping for some action, only to be made a punk in front of the Captain not once, but twice!
Enterprise security was very, very bad that day
I think where he tackles the guy is a stunt double of Picard
Cracking dive Geordie 🙌
Laforge: Transporter room, prepare to lock on to my signal and transport it 2km off the starboard nacelle!
Troi: HIS signal?
Laforge: NOW!!
[explosion off the starboard bow]
Picard: Mr Laforge, report
Laforge: Transport complete, Captain, but I'm gonna need a new com badge
Picard: Yes, I gathered that, but why the starboard nacelle?
Laforge: It sounds cooler, Captain
Worf is always getting his azz handed to him.
All those officers that died on the starship because of the terrorist attack was Dr. crusher’s fault. When you think about it, she should’ve been given a reprimand for not following orders.
The "saucer separation" thing never really caught on in the series. I think they did it in the first or one of the first episodes, and then a couple times after that. Trouble is, the Enterprise looked pretty stupid without the saucer attached.
Security never showed up despite being called several times to several different parts of the ship. Maybe they were all in the bathroom or something.
The beans are being separated from the saucer
Sounds almost like Data talking through the comm system while Data is sitting there. 0:52