I did post 2 episodes, 11 & 12. I'm posting 2 separate videos now to help with copyright issues & so if studio removes a video you only lose access to 1 ep not 2
@@kc0itfProbably not a hoax given all the review the proof got. But, yes, it's nothing like whatever proof Fermat had in mind. It's still tempting to think there's a simple proof waiting to be published.
Craps is pretty simple. The person rolling the dice is the Shooter. There are two primary bets - Pass and Don't Pass. Pass is betting the shooter will win, Don't Pass is betting the shooter will lose. On the first roll, if the shooter gets 7 or 11, they lose. If the shooter gets 2, 3, or 12, they lose. Any other number is now the Point. The shooter is now trying to roll the point again without rolling a 7. If the shooter rolls the point, they win. If the shooter rolls a 7 first, they lose. If they roll anything else, they roll again until they roll either the point or a 7. There are a bunch of other bets where you're betting on the shooter rolling a specific number, but even I never messed with most of that when I was playing craps pretty frequently. The Pass and Don't Pass are the only ones you really need to worry about (besides, most of the other bets than those are a sucker's bet - the payout odds are less than the odds against you). The reason craps is so popular is because it's a cooperative game - Most people bet on Pass because it's more fun to be on the same side as the shooter. There's breaks of a couple of minutes between each roll to let people place bets and it builds tension. The tension is resolved quickly by rolling the dice. And everybody at the table typically wins or loses together. Also, the craps table has one fo the lowest house advantage ratios - I think it's around 1.4? That's very low - the house advantage on slot machines is around 10-20% (depending on the state due to gaming regulations) while roulette is just over 5% (for a standard wheel, the European wheels with only one 0 and no 00, it's closer to 3% I think?) It makes playing craps one of the best bets in the casino second only to blackjack. So craps is a high-energy game with a house edge that means it'll take longer statistically for you to lose your money and the rules are pretty simple to understand (if my explanation above didn't make sense, it will the first time you see it played). You also get to actually touch stuff, which is rare in a casino (you don't even get to touch the cards in blackjack in most casinos these days). Just know that, with every casino game, the house always has the advantage. I used to have fun gambling once or twice a month or so, spending $100-200 per trip just for fun (and sucking up free drinks)...but when I got a job working accounting in the casino, I never went onto a casino floor to gamble ever again. You see those numbers on a spreadsheet, you want nothing to do with trying to win anymore. Give me a nice game of Catan instead.
"Baby Needs a New Pair of Shoes", one of the funnest and funniest climaxes in the franchise. Data the man with no feelings, started feeling himself. Sometimes it's good to be an android.
Just imagine what this episode would be like if instead of a cheesy novel about a casino, the astronaut was reading the Complete Works of H.P. Lovecraft!
Just wanted to point out how amazing your videos have gotten as far as production quality. Your background is super awesome, and the quality is top-notch. I rewatched some of your earliest videos and the difference is incredible, and you seem so much more comfortable now.
Thank you! I really appreciate that! I am comfortable on camera now, I was very shy at first to be myself, and it took practice to say what I was thinking out loud. It means a lot when people notice! :)
I loved this episode, it felt like an old-school Star Trek episode, and the whole storyline is goofy and fun. Data rollin the dice like a shark and the accompanying jazz music is on point 👍
Right.. not an important episode, not a significant episode, but for me a very fun episode. The reference to Fermat’s Theorem (which by now HAS been solved!) is cool, and just seeing Data snapping the dice at the craps table… hilarious.
Yes, a proof of the Fermat theorem was published. But it used outrageously complicated and modern mathematics, stuff Fermat wouldn't have known about. His claim that he could prove the theorem is still intriguing.
@@kevinlewallen4778 Agreed! The mystery still persists regarding the possibility of Fermat’s proof - was he deluded or did he really have something? Because he for certain did not have the current solution.
Def one of my favorite early episodes. Feels very much like the eps of TOS that placed the crew in a contemporary setting. And at times it feels like a classic Twilight Zone story. I also enjoyed it back in the day 'cause I knew some old timers like "Texas" whom drove big Cadillac cars and wore bolo ties and cowboy hats. 🤣
It was always fun when they let Brent Spiner play around a bit. Fermat's Last Theorem that the talk of in the episode was actually solved in 1995, six years after the episode aired.
I seem to recall seeing a documentary about it. The guy proved it using very modern mathematical techniques and theorems that weren't around at Fermat's time. The challenge of proving it as Fermat did/could have done is still up for grabs AFAIK.
I COMPLETELY forgot about this episode, yet only 2 minutes in, I COMPLETELY remember it. I LOVED this one! It left such a strong good memory of adventure and mystery in my mind! Thank you Commander Jen for rebooting my systems! 🖖
Worf gets ragdolled so much he has his own TV Trope named after him: The Worf Effect. Poor guy :/ good money for his stunt double! It's rare they ever let him cut loose. I once read one of the novels they released back in the day and Worf absolutely DESTROYS a room full of Romulans, I would have loved to see that in the show.
Riker, Data and Worf are legit the “squad”. I love that you caught this. Whenever there’s danger. There they are. And you’re not wrong. Geordie should be there too. Tng nailed it as the original series needed Kirk to be the focus of attention. TNG let the captain do captain shit and let the squad do the rest.
Sam Anderson, the actor playing the Royale owner is wonderful actor, and still with at at 78. He played recurring roles on several of my favorite TV shows including LOST, Angel (the Buffy the Vampire Slayer spinoff), and a ridiculous number of other popular shows from Growing Pain to Friends to CSI to Malcolm in the Middle. He also played Forrest's Principle in the movie Forrest Gump.
0:32 Fermat's Last Theorem, HAD been the most famous unsolved math problem in the past 350 years, but was finally solved just 5 years after this episode aired. Talk about bad timing for the writers to choose it.
I've heard this one called a guilty pleasure but there's no guilt for me - I love it. Oh yes, it's inconsequential, but it's great fun, the actors are 100% in, the supporting cast is excellent, and Baby does need a new pair of shoes. If I want to watch a TNG episode that is like a cup of hot chocolate or a comfort blanket, I'll watch The Royale.
I like it a lot, but tbh, i like DS9 and Voyager even better, as those have a main story line going through all the episodes like a more modern series, TNG is old style with a new story every episode and nothing connecting them besides the characters being the same.
This has a connection to another Roddenberry project, a failed TV Pilot called The Questor Tapes, which followed a human looking android in 1970s earth. The scene where Data's at the craps table and notes that the dice are loaded before correcting them is taken directly from a Questor Tapes script.
12:01 The way I'VE always interpreted this scene is, due to the interference, I don't think they are listening to what's going down on the planet...especially because Riker, Data, nor Worf are anywhere near Mickey D. They are listening to an audiobook and just HAPPENED to be at the same point in the novel as the away team is experiencing it.
04:25 RIP Nobel Willingham what a delivery .... loved his saying 'YOU'RE FIXIN TO MAKE A GREVIOUS ERROR SONNY BOY' in Blind Fury with Rutger Hauer. Worth a look if you haven't seen it.
Hi Jen! I actually started drinking Earl Grey tea way back when Star Trek TNG was first airing because of Picard (lol! 😂). I actually find it pretty refreshing. It has a "spiciness" to it from the oil of bergamot that gives Earl Grey its unique flavor. I usually drink Bigelow brand, fyi. It's really good. Great reaction!
I was in grad school when this first ran. I recall that the the temperature they cited for the planet was below absolute zero. That elicited laughs from a bunch of science and math majors.😆
Man this takes me back to my childhood this was always on at 6pm and 10:30 pm so always hearing this in the background of my childhood, having lost my mom recently this actually brings me peace taking me back to happy times. Thanks for watching all the Star Treks movies and series .
Drink the tea you like. Earl Grey is kind of bitter unless you drink it sweet & with milk. Love your delight in TNG. It's a great show I grew up with it. Try Deep Space 9 too!
HAPPY EASTER CAPTAIN JENWAY AND ALL!! Just a FYI suggestion, DATA (Brent) appears on 7 episodes of NIGHT COURT as Bob Wheeler of " The Wheelers"!! Funny RUclips scenes available!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
As a kid this was one of my favourites because I was so freaked out; they were trapped and surrounded by beings that weren't sentient. It's like something from The Outer Limits. Also, Brent Spinner having some fun is always enjoyable 😊
So, according to a line in this episode, we’re supposed to be on our third attempt to travel farther than Pluto by 2037. It’s 2024, and we don’t really have anything that can get someone to Mars.
I have fond memories of this one just because it's one of the first episodes I ever watched as a kid and I always enjoy seeing Data in silly situations.
Great show! Love seeing you in the command crew uniform! Really great!! You should take the trip down to Riverside, Iowa for the Trek convention and party in June. Riverside is the future birthplace of Capt Kirk!! They have a monument even!!
Earl Gray tea is way too perfumed to drink. For a good, simple black tea, go with English Breakfast. Its a "leftovers" tea, but the tealeaves are so tiny and crushed, that you get a lot of flavor, fast. Thanks for your reactions.
After ToS, Gene Roddenberry tried to sell three other shows to the network. Pilots were made, but none of them made it to series. They were: the post-apocalyptic "Genesis 2" (which also had a second pilot, "Planet Earth"), "Spectre" (about a supernatural investigator), and "The Questor Tapes" (about an android seeking his missing creator). The scene with Data and the loaded dice was recycled from a similar scene in "The Questor Tapes." (Side note: Majel Barrett had roles in each of those pilots.)
If you do try Earl Grey and don't find it to your liking, it has a sister tea called Lady Grey which is the same thing but with citrus tones and it is a little lighter. Both are great.
0:54 Yes, Jen, you should be drinking “Tea; Earl Grey, Hot!” every time you watch. Sales of Earl Grey saw a big boost in North America as a direct result of this show.
I don’t know why, but this episode hits something inside of me. When I watched it i felt weirdly connected to the person the world was created for. Back when this originally aired I remember having very vivid dreams after watching it, dreams about his life before the enterprise crew found him, except I was him. It was all very bizarre.
Incidentally, in our timeline, Fermat's theorem was finally proven in the nineties. This result directly lead to the proof of a more general modularity theorem for elliptic curves over the rational numbers, connecting complex analysis with number theory in an important way and thus enabling new ways of reasoning about other mathematical problems in these fields. Work on further generalizations is ongoing.
My favourite part of this episode is Picard struggling to remain interested in the going ons of the novel. Considering he's very much the high brow type, being forced to sit through low brow pulp trash like this is hilarious 😂 Especially his reaction to the intro of the book, and Troi's lame attempt at keeping his hopes up.
1:30 Bom-Bom-Bom-Bom! I've said it before and I'll say it again, I'll never get tired of Jen and her Serious Girl Spectacles rocking out to one of the greatest TV Themes of all-time.🤘
It may be an entrance, but considering you are in a protected space in a planet that would otherwise be instantly lethal, you should consider that the door may be an exit.
Earl Grey is the TEA. It became the signature drink for Picard and the catchphrase "Tea, Earl Grey, Hot" took on a life of its own. I have an LCARS themed tea box filled with, what else - Early Grey Teabags with a LCARS mug that has the signature phrase. I like it, but it took me a bit to acquire the taste. But having the mug with the tea should be a staple of your TNG viewing like the bow tie you put on and the champagne flute you have. The phrase apparently isn't in a LOT of episodes (now that I look it up) but its repeated often enough that it became a catchphrase for Picard. At least in many episodes you get Earl Grey at the very least. I always like to think its a sign of Picard's refinement. It's first uttered in Contagion.
The best line in this episode was delivered by Data after being given an order to win a wheelbarrow full of money: "Baby needs a new pair of shoes." Then Data proceeds to get into the various winning gestures and traits seen while gambling.
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Awwww I thought we were gonna get two episodes 😪
I did post 2 episodes, 11 & 12. I'm posting 2 separate videos now to help with copyright issues & so if studio removes a video you only lose access to 1 ep not 2
@@jenmurrayxo Smart *Tywin Lannister voice*
@@jenmurrayxo I'm watching it now, but you have to understand..... I'm an idiot who doesn't look around too hard lol
I made the same oversight last week
Fermat's Last Theorem was actually solved a few years after this episode aired
By a computer too which is even funnier 😂
Turns out the answer was 42 all along.
too bad nobody understands it... definitely NOT Fermat's "simple" solution... could be a hoax! Please post anyone who can explain it SIMPLY!
@@kc0itfProbably not a hoax given all the review the proof got. But, yes, it's nothing like whatever proof Fermat had in mind. It's still tempting to think there's a simple proof waiting to be published.
@@kc0itf Fermat said he had a proof that was too large to fit in the margins.. he never said it was simple
I still love how Data could feel the weighted dice, crushed them into working order with his hand, and started racking up money.
Craps is pretty simple. The person rolling the dice is the Shooter. There are two primary bets - Pass and Don't Pass. Pass is betting the shooter will win, Don't Pass is betting the shooter will lose. On the first roll, if the shooter gets 7 or 11, they lose. If the shooter gets 2, 3, or 12, they lose. Any other number is now the Point. The shooter is now trying to roll the point again without rolling a 7. If the shooter rolls the point, they win. If the shooter rolls a 7 first, they lose. If they roll anything else, they roll again until they roll either the point or a 7.
There are a bunch of other bets where you're betting on the shooter rolling a specific number, but even I never messed with most of that when I was playing craps pretty frequently. The Pass and Don't Pass are the only ones you really need to worry about (besides, most of the other bets than those are a sucker's bet - the payout odds are less than the odds against you).
The reason craps is so popular is because it's a cooperative game - Most people bet on Pass because it's more fun to be on the same side as the shooter. There's breaks of a couple of minutes between each roll to let people place bets and it builds tension. The tension is resolved quickly by rolling the dice. And everybody at the table typically wins or loses together. Also, the craps table has one fo the lowest house advantage ratios - I think it's around 1.4? That's very low - the house advantage on slot machines is around 10-20% (depending on the state due to gaming regulations) while roulette is just over 5% (for a standard wheel, the European wheels with only one 0 and no 00, it's closer to 3% I think?) It makes playing craps one of the best bets in the casino second only to blackjack.
So craps is a high-energy game with a house edge that means it'll take longer statistically for you to lose your money and the rules are pretty simple to understand (if my explanation above didn't make sense, it will the first time you see it played). You also get to actually touch stuff, which is rare in a casino (you don't even get to touch the cards in blackjack in most casinos these days).
Just know that, with every casino game, the house always has the advantage. I used to have fun gambling once or twice a month or so, spending $100-200 per trip just for fun (and sucking up free drinks)...but when I got a job working accounting in the casino, I never went onto a casino floor to gamble ever again. You see those numbers on a spreadsheet, you want nothing to do with trying to win anymore. Give me a nice game of Catan instead.
The first thing that comes to mind is "You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave", but that was a completely different hotel.
😊
This almost feels like a thematic sequel to 2001: A Space Odyssey, if Dr. Dave Bowman was carrying a trashy pulp novel with him.
"Baby Needs a New Pair of Shoes", one of the funnest and funniest climaxes in the franchise. Data the man with no feelings, started feeling himself. Sometimes it's good to be an android.
(Thinking to myself)
_Rayfire said Data was "feeling himself"_ 😏
@@TheNoiseySpectator Phrasing LOL 😀
@TheNoiseySpectator well there's no Tasha any more....😂
Just imagine what this episode would be like if instead of a cheesy novel about a casino, the astronaut was reading the Complete Works of H.P. Lovecraft!
Oh I frickin love that!
See reference: British Sci-fi, 'Dr Who'.
They end up in some combination of Innsmouth and Arkham.
If that happened he'd probably drink himself to death like the castaway narrating Dagon.
Just wanted to point out how amazing your videos have gotten as far as production quality. Your background is super awesome, and the quality is top-notch. I rewatched some of your earliest videos and the difference is incredible, and you seem so much more comfortable now.
Thank you! I really appreciate that! I am comfortable on camera now, I was very shy at first to be myself, and it took practice to say what I was thinking out loud. It means a lot when people notice! :)
I always enjoyed this one. Love that TNG never took itself so serious that they could not throw in these fun episodes now and then. 👍💯
“It really does make me happy when he says, ‘Make it so.’”🤣🤣🤣
I loved this episode, it felt like an old-school Star Trek episode, and the whole storyline is goofy and fun. Data rollin the dice like a shark and the accompanying jazz music is on point 👍
Right.. not an important episode, not a significant episode, but for me a very fun episode. The reference to Fermat’s Theorem (which by now HAS been solved!) is cool, and just seeing Data snapping the dice at the craps table… hilarious.
Yes, a proof of the Fermat theorem was published. But it used outrageously complicated and modern mathematics, stuff Fermat wouldn't have known about. His claim that he could prove the theorem is still intriguing.
@@kevinlewallen4778 Agreed! The mystery still persists regarding the possibility of Fermat’s proof - was he deluded or did he really have something? Because he for certain did not have the current solution.
Def one of my favorite early episodes. Feels very much like the eps of TOS that placed the crew in a contemporary setting. And at times it feels like a classic Twilight Zone story. I also enjoyed it back in the day 'cause I knew some old timers like "Texas" whom drove big Cadillac cars and wore bolo ties and cowboy hats. 🤣
@@tedcole9936 He had written that when he was up late reading.
I think it is very possible he was just outright wrong.
It was always fun when they let Brent Spiner play around a bit. Fermat's Last Theorem that the talk of in the episode was actually solved in 1995, six years after the episode aired.
I seem to recall seeing a documentary about it. The guy proved it using very modern mathematical techniques and theorems that weren't around at Fermat's time. The challenge of proving it as Fermat did/could have done is still up for grabs AFAIK.
Fascinating@@blechtic
You beat me to it. It was a proof by contrapositive.
That dude with cowboy hat is on the TV show, _"Walker Texas Ranger"_ as C.D.
Didn’t know walker Texas Ranger had cross dressers 🤔😂
@@mattx449 What the hell are you talking about?
I COMPLETELY forgot about this episode, yet only 2 minutes in, I COMPLETELY remember it. I LOVED this one! It left such a strong good memory of adventure and mystery in my mind! Thank you Commander Jen for rebooting my systems! 🖖
"What's happening...this is weird...you go first Worf!" 😂
Worf gets ragdolled so much he has his own TV Trope named after him: The Worf Effect. Poor guy :/ good money for his stunt double! It's rare they ever let him cut loose. I once read one of the novels they released back in the day and Worf absolutely DESTROYS a room full of Romulans, I would have loved to see that in the show.
@@hellomark1 Agreed 👍
It’s a video game episode: complete the task to exit the level.
The Backrooms. 😆
I wonder how the crew would handle being trapped in the back rooms?
Riker, Data and Worf are legit the “squad”. I love that you caught this. Whenever there’s danger. There they are. And you’re not wrong. Geordie should be there too.
Tng nailed it as the original series needed Kirk to be the focus of attention. TNG let the captain do captain shit and let the squad do the rest.
Sam Anderson, the actor playing the Royale owner is wonderful actor, and still with at at 78. He played recurring roles on several of my favorite TV shows including LOST, Angel (the Buffy the Vampire Slayer spinoff), and a ridiculous number of other popular shows from Growing Pain to Friends to CSI to Malcolm in the Middle. He also played Forrest's Principle in the movie Forrest Gump.
Yes, it took me a second to recognize Holland Manners.
"Is there a Mr. Gump, Mrs. Gump?"
He was also Whitney in The Stand. Epic mini-series that Jen definitely needs to watch.
I will always see him as Mr. Gorpley from Perfect Strangers.
OMG I knew he was familiar but it never clicked that he played Forrest Gump's principal! 🤣
0:32 Fermat's Last Theorem, HAD been the most famous unsolved math problem in the past 350 years, but was finally solved just 5 years after this episode aired. Talk about bad timing for the writers to choose it.
“Mickey D, you’re a son of a B.” Amy questions about why we love watching Jen?
The Royale Episode was Like a Old Twilight Zone.
"Space, the final frontier"
"Indeed"
Best moment of the reaction, 🤣🤣
I look forward to this all week. It's awesome revisiting star trek with you.
I do too! 🖖
Love the singing of the theme. ❤
Ideally you'd be drinking Tranya and snacking on colored Play-Doh cubes
The Royale was my first episode of Star Trek TNG. Enough to get me hooked.
Its so cute when you say "commercial break". 🥰
Two videos means two places to leave a comment, cool! Next Jen is tastier than a huge basketful of chocolate bunnies. Thanks, Jen!
Thanks kevin! 🖖
Thanks 15:50
Thanks for not being fake and telling us what you think we want to hear ❤
I was young like You when last watched these shows.. A lifetime ago it feels...nice flashback.. Thanks Jen
Funny thing is Sir Patrick Stewart isn’t even a fan of Earl Grey tea, and fans have been sending him boxes of it for decades.😂
I've heard this one called a guilty pleasure but there's no guilt for me - I love it. Oh yes, it's inconsequential, but it's great fun, the actors are 100% in, the supporting cast is excellent, and Baby does need a new pair of shoes. If I want to watch a TNG episode that is like a cup of hot chocolate or a comfort blanket, I'll watch The Royale.
TNG is the best Star Trek series ever made
thats your opinion only, best to qualify it as such and not make a universal statement
Personally that title goes to DS9
I like it a lot, but tbh, i like DS9 and Voyager even better, as those have a main story line going through all the episodes like a more modern series, TNG is old style with a new story every episode and nothing connecting them besides the characters being the same.
@adrianpeart I grew up on both. I love them both. DS9 edges TNG for me but just barely.
Right!?
I am both surprised and pleased to see this episode. Although I love it, I know most don't.
This has a connection to another Roddenberry project, a failed TV Pilot called The Questor Tapes, which followed a human looking android in 1970s earth. The scene where Data's at the craps table and notes that the dice are loaded before correcting them is taken directly from a Questor Tapes script.
"Looks like he died peacefully in his sleep."
Worf visibly shutters. "What a horrible way to die."
00:57 Earl Grey. The "coffee of teas"!
14:08 "Nice! _Okay,_ Data."
Yeah. Brent Spiner was havin' _fun,_ there. You can tell.
You're a smart one, Jen. Your theories are often correct.
Love this episode it's got everything, humor, mystery and drama. Everything that makes star trek great
Excellent! I appreciate the uniform and your glasses 😊 Engage! Brent Spiner forever!
This is one of my favorite throwaway episodes... So entertaining
I'm in agreement with you on this episode. Thanks for sharing Jen ❤️💛
One of my faves. Cute story, historical and reaching back nearly to our time, and a positive reference to my country.
“Mickey D, you’re a son of a B” put a big grin on my face. Thanks Jen, loving your reactions.
I love that you rock that uniform, girl!
This is one of my favorite episodes because they're not actually in any real danger it's just a mystery they have to solve and that's usually more fun
I love a good 'wtf is going on?!' episode. The crew working through a mystery is always a fun time.
12:01 The way I'VE always interpreted this scene is, due to the interference, I don't think they are listening to what's going down on the planet...especially because Riker, Data, nor Worf are anywhere near Mickey D. They are listening to an audiobook and just HAPPENED to be at the same point in the novel as the away team is experiencing it.
Its so much fun to watch these shows with you jen! 🖖
04:25 RIP Nobel Willingham what a delivery .... loved his saying 'YOU'RE FIXIN TO MAKE A GREVIOUS ERROR SONNY BOY' in Blind Fury with Rutger Hauer. Worth a look if you haven't seen it.
he was in the movie
THE LAST BOY SCOUT
starring
BRUCE WILLIS
@@andrewblanchard2398 Bidness!
Hi Jen! I actually started drinking Earl Grey tea way back when Star Trek TNG was first airing because of Picard (lol! 😂). I actually find it pretty refreshing. It has a "spiciness" to it from the oil of bergamot that gives Earl Grey its unique flavor. I usually drink Bigelow brand, fyi. It's really good. Great reaction!
There is a variant called "Lady Grey" which tastes slightly different, more lemony to me. I prefer Earl Grey though as well as green tea.
I was in grad school when this first ran. I recall that the the temperature they cited for the planet was below absolute zero. That elicited laughs from a bunch of science and math majors.😆
Man this takes me back to my childhood this was always on at 6pm and 10:30 pm so always hearing this in the background of my childhood, having lost my mom recently this actually brings me peace taking me back to happy times. Thanks for watching all the Star Treks movies and series .
Drink the tea you like. Earl Grey is kind of bitter unless you drink it sweet & with milk. Love your delight in TNG. It's a great show I grew up with it. Try Deep Space 9 too!
Loving these Saturday Star Treks with Miss Jen! 🤓
HAPPY EASTER CAPTAIN JENWAY AND ALL!! Just a FYI suggestion, DATA (Brent) appears on 7 episodes of NIGHT COURT as Bob Wheeler of " The Wheelers"!! Funny RUclips scenes available!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
Definitely a fun episode 😂
Welcome to Mickey D's, do you want a burger, some french fries. How about a bullet.
As a kid this was one of my favourites because I was so freaked out; they were trapped and surrounded by beings that weren't sentient. It's like something from The Outer Limits.
Also, Brent Spinner having some fun is always enjoyable 😊
Jen, this episode reminds me of 2001 A Space Odyssey, when Bowman is sucked into the monolith and he ends up in a hotel. 🙂
Worf on the phone is like me on the phone, LOL!
12:36 🤣🤣🤣 See, it's stuff like this why we love you 3000, Jen.😻
So, according to a line in this episode, we’re supposed to be on our third attempt to travel farther than Pluto by 2037. It’s 2024, and we don’t really have anything that can get someone to Mars.
Not looking good for April 5th 2063 then is it? 😢
Another great reaction, Jen! This episode reminds me of the Barry Manilow song “Copacabana”😅.
Nobody thought to try carrying Col. Ritchie's body out through the front door.
Maybe the aliens wanted them to bring his remains back home.
Commander Jen, congrats on another great Next Generation episode! And I must say that you wear the uniform very well! Very attractive look for you!😊😊
I have fond memories of this one just because it's one of the first episodes I ever watched as a kid and I always enjoy seeing Data in silly situations.
Very Hotel California vibes!!
Great show!
Love seeing you in the command crew uniform! Really great!! You should take the trip down to Riverside, Iowa for the Trek convention and party in June. Riverside is the future birthplace of Capt Kirk!! They have a monument even!!
Hey Jen, depending on taste, Earl Grey Tea is good with Lemon or Milk. ☕
Earl Gray tea is way too perfumed to drink. For a good, simple black tea, go with English Breakfast. Its a "leftovers" tea, but the tealeaves are so tiny and crushed, that you get a lot of flavor, fast. Thanks for your reactions.
00:31
the answer is
135
you have to over carry the
variable
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Love the thumbnail 🔥 got souch to watch now I'm back . Hope everyone had an awesome time 🖖
After ToS, Gene Roddenberry tried to sell three other shows to the network. Pilots were made, but none of them made it to series. They were: the post-apocalyptic "Genesis 2" (which also had a second pilot, "Planet Earth"), "Spectre" (about a supernatural investigator), and "The Questor Tapes" (about an android seeking his missing creator). The scene with Data and the loaded dice was recycled from a similar scene in "The Questor Tapes." (Side note: Majel Barrett had roles in each of those pilots.)
If you do try Earl Grey and don't find it to your liking, it has a sister tea called Lady Grey which is the same thing but with citrus tones and it is a little lighter. Both are great.
0:54 Yes, Jen, you should be drinking “Tea; Earl Grey, Hot!” every time you watch. Sales of Earl Grey saw a big boost in North America as a direct result of this show.
*_Earl Grey tea is the best!_*
I don’t know why, but this episode hits something inside of me. When I watched it i felt weirdly connected to the person the world was created for. Back when this originally aired I remember having very vivid dreams after watching it, dreams about his life before the enterprise crew found him, except I was him. It was all very bizarre.
Incidentally, in our timeline, Fermat's theorem was finally proven in the nineties. This result directly lead to the proof of a more general modularity theorem for elliptic curves over the rational numbers, connecting complex analysis with number theory in an important way and thus enabling new ways of reasoning about other mathematical problems in these fields. Work on further generalizations is ongoing.
My favourite part of this episode is Picard struggling to remain interested in the going ons of the novel.
Considering he's very much the high brow type, being forced to sit through low brow pulp trash like this is hilarious 😂 Especially his reaction to the intro of the book, and Troi's lame attempt at keeping his hopes up.
1:30 Bom-Bom-Bom-Bom! I've said it before and I'll say it again, I'll never get tired of Jen and her Serious Girl Spectacles rocking out to one of the greatest TV Themes of all-time.🤘
My current go to tea is David’s Organic Breakfast Blend…an excellent black tea…..loose leaf, of course
Baby needs a new pair of shoes! 😂😂😂😂
It may be an entrance, but considering you are in a protected space in a planet that would otherwise be instantly lethal, you should consider that the door may be an exit.
Thanks jen
This is a fun guilty pleasure of an episode. Season 2 is full of silly but character building episodes.
Earl Grey is the TEA. It became the signature drink for Picard and the catchphrase "Tea, Earl Grey, Hot" took on a life of its own. I have an LCARS themed tea box filled with, what else - Early Grey Teabags with a LCARS mug that has the signature phrase. I like it, but it took me a bit to acquire the taste. But having the mug with the tea should be a staple of your TNG viewing like the bow tie you put on and the champagne flute you have. The phrase apparently isn't in a LOT of episodes (now that I look it up) but its repeated often enough that it became a catchphrase for Picard. At least in many episodes you get Earl Grey at the very least. I always like to think its a sign of Picard's refinement. It's first uttered in Contagion.
The best line in this episode was delivered by Data after being given an order to win a wheelbarrow full of money: "Baby needs a new pair of shoes."
Then Data proceeds to get into the various winning gestures and traits seen while gambling.
This was my first-ever episode of Star Trek. It’s not an all-timer, but middle school-me was enraptured!
I forgot about this episode: they found their own Hotel California!
Thanks!
Thanks david! Really appreciate it :)
The astronaut wished to end it. This would be my dream existence
You are on the verge of Star Trek Greatness. I cant wait!!! 2-16
Next week 13 and 14 but the following week there's an episode setting up so many star trek plots for decades to come.
This is probably my favorite episode ever. it's just fun and silly.
Looking forward to the "Q Who" reaction. That was a good one.
That episode is my favorite!