You missed the opportunity to have the video end with Q saying, "Sometimes, I think the only reason I come here is to listen to these wonderful speeches of yours."
@@brennac.mabrouk8789 If you type in Star trek inspirational speeches you will see it ! Its the one with the thumbnail that is white background with Picard in it :)
I only started revisiting this show last year and I have to say that I had almost completely forgotten the pre-9/11 sensibilities this show exuded with extravagant profligacy. Every one of Picard's speeches and arguments felt like a rush of pure sanity and reason and it had been oh so very long since I'd tasted such vintage. It's almost enough to make one believe in hope again.
Although Captain Picard is a fictional character, I have long admired his ethical perspective and integrity. It serves as a model and striking contrast with what we see in the world today.
I believe Picard was Gene Roddenberry's ideal version of himself... the man he aspired to be. Maybe he never got there, but I think that's worth admiring anyway.
I only just noticed how subtly Sir Patrick Stewart says "condemn a man for his... bloodline" with profound disgust at the very idea that Saati is doing such a barbaric thing.
"As I expirence certain sensory input patterns, my mental pathways eventually become accustomed to them. The inputs are often anticipated and even missed when absent" The same may apply to forgetting ones self.
Curiosity is what brought me to Star Trek, but the ethical situations is what made me keep watching and Picard is like a beacon of ethics for humanity, although even he had flaws at times.
"Things are only impossible until they are not." Picard has so many great speeches, but those are one of some of the words that stuck with me the most. Right up there with "it's possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That's not weakness; that's life."
Picard always had this amazing wisdom. The writers who created his character are brilliant. As a manager who grew up watching Star Trek, I take alot of cues from Picard.
It’s funny there was always so much ado about Kirk vs. Picard. That never made sense to me because they each have their own distinct vibe and I have always admired and looked up to both of them.
but seriously, think about it. kids would have a _blast_ on commander riker day. first you go to the holodeck and have a beach breakfast barbecue, then commander riker teaches you a bunch of sports and stuff, and then the holodeck changes to a kid-friendly vegas simulation where the math kids learn how to count cards and the art kids start a fusion-swing brass band. then we have commander riker day for adults (clothing optional)
The dialogue in 4:00 - 4:10 seems to be from Silicon Avator as there's a clip later in this montage that comes form the same scene and it fits the context yet I can't recall Picard saying the words in 4:00 - 4:10 and the online transcripts don't feature them. I wonder if it's a differently edited version?
The written dialogue for Star Trek Picard pales in comparison to The Next Generation. There is no substance, no passion, no intricate, deeper than surface level wisdom, and there is no queen of England. It hurts my sole to see people consume garbage for the nostalgia trip and then praise it, when the greedy corporation that made it is so clearly milking the franchise in your expense. But hey, that’s just a theory… AAAAA GGAAMMMEEE TTHHEEOORRYY
@@BubblyBeanies Who are you to call something kitsch when it seems you are only able to speak in jarring decade-and-a-half old pop culture references.
He's using creative thinking to resolve a problem that might otherwise have ended in needless violence. If that's not role model behaviour, I guess I don't know what is.
0:39 I loved that moment of Picard ..... hated that they pulled a deus ex macina to revive him! The Picard series could have bee na springboard for other characters and an amazing end for one Jean-Luc Picard!
@@PeoplecallmeLucifer I agree, to a point. But if I had to pick one of the three seasons of that hogwash, it’d be the third. It was at least more watchable than TNG S1 :P
These are great examples of why I think Picard is the best captain. And the video didn't even include my favorite one. “Your report describes how rational these people are. Millennia ago they abandoned their belief in the supernatural. Now you are asking me to sabotage that achievement, to send them back to the dark ages of superstition and ignorance and fear? No!”
It's weird, but I think Generations was the last time we ever saw Picard. After that movie he turned into the violent and inconsistent "JL" of the movies.
All of the ST Picard speeches pale in comparison to the writing that was in TNG. They're bland uninspired little bits of dialogue that are creatively bankrupt.
@@RyansEdits you think he cares what Picard would think about his actions? It's just something he can pretend he believes and stands for. But culture and womanaz is the problem to him.
Take a page from "TNG Picard". If you don't like something, give an empassioned speech about why. Don't just say that it's pee, that's not what he would want you to do!
New trek tends to write their characters as emotional infants and fairly one dimensional. Maybe it's a sign of our culture today. I have no idea. The one clip from Picard wasn't a great speech by any means. It was Picard telling someone he had just met that "he knows her and trusts her"... It's not believable by any means. The other clip talking about rights/responsibility wasn't bad, but by no means stands up to TNG standards. It's more emotional than idealistic and seemed to have little weight behind it. I also find it strange when people give their opinions the response tends to be to basically shut up and not watch... why can't I watch and critique? Bad trek is still better than no trek.
Captain Picard is only my role model when he drops the philosophy and goes “we need to shoot a FUCKING Borg right NOW!!!!!” And then - ruclips.net/video/oiX3gq3RfvQ/видео.html
Quite disappointing to have Picard as a role model for a leader when I was a kid, and to seeing the world leaders today. Current president of USA cannot even put a sentence together.
Can we appreciate Jesus.Shout jesus.Shout enough is enough.1.2.3 FIRE!Shout Jeeeesus Quoted by the great pastor Alex Omokadu.And Benny hinn with his magic white jacket that knocks people to the floor on contact I love it.
Today, June 16th, is the most important day of the year. Happy Captain Picard Day, everyone.
It's the 17th where I am!
Like Star Trek I'm set in the future!
Where I come from it's Satisfactory Locutus Day.
Indeed a time of celebration.
I didn’t know I needed this today 🥲
Picardteenth. ☝️🤨
You missed the opportunity to have the video end with Q saying, "Sometimes, I think the only reason I come here is to listen to these wonderful speeches of yours."
We already have a video that does that. You're a Star Trek fan, you've seen it. :P
agree
@@swishfish8858Where? I've forgotten so much. I am back to relearn it.
@@brennac.mabrouk8789 If you type in Star trek inspirational speeches you will see it ! Its the one with the thumbnail that is white background with Picard in it :)
*raises hand*
I would have included a line from Encounter at Farpoint - "If we're going to be damned, let's be damned for what we really are"
That is the thing I always tell when counting votes. 😉
I only started revisiting this show last year and I have to say that I had almost completely forgotten the pre-9/11 sensibilities this show exuded with extravagant profligacy. Every one of Picard's speeches and arguments felt like a rush of pure sanity and reason and it had been oh so very long since I'd tasted such vintage. It's almost enough to make one believe in hope again.
Although Captain Picard is a fictional character, I have long admired his ethical perspective and integrity. It serves as a model and striking contrast with what we see in the world today.
I believe Picard was Gene Roddenberry's ideal version of himself... the man he aspired to be.
Maybe he never got there, but I think that's worth admiring anyway.
I only just noticed how subtly Sir Patrick Stewart says "condemn a man for his... bloodline" with profound disgust at the very idea that Saati is doing such a barbaric thing.
"The first duty of every Starfleet officer is to the truth!" - Jean Luc Picard
"I'm with Starfleet. We don't lie." - Wesley Crusher
"As I expirence certain sensory input patterns, my mental pathways eventually become accustomed to them. The inputs are often anticipated and even missed when absent"
The same may apply to forgetting ones self.
Every day since I became a boss at work and a father, this character is my role model
Thank you for celebrating this greatest of holidays
It's my sincerest hope that the writer who made these speeches got an Emmy for them
I miss shows that offered some valuable lesson other than "the world sucks".
Capt Jean Luc Picard is the voice of my conscience and the spark of my humanity.
Curiosity is what brought me to Star Trek, but the ethical situations is what made me keep watching and Picard is like a beacon of ethics for humanity, although even he had flaws at times.
"Things are only impossible until they are not."
Picard has so many great speeches, but those are one of some of the words that stuck with me the most. Right up there with "it's possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That's not weakness; that's life."
Thanks Ryan. I wish the whole planet Earth could see and LISTEN to this.
This is really, quite honestly, beautiful. Thank you so much for making this, and thank you for including scenes from ST: Picard!
Picard's persona reflected what a Starfleet captain SHOULD be. wise, deliberative, strong, moral, and decent.
Picard always had this amazing wisdom. The writers who created his character are brilliant. As a manager who grew up watching Star Trek, I take alot of cues from Picard.
I wanted to grow up to be him.
It’s funny there was always so much ado about Kirk vs. Picard. That never made sense to me because they each have their own distinct vibe and I have always admired and looked up to both of them.
Q said it best...you know jean luc sometimes i think i visit here just to hear your fabulous speeches lol.😅
There is a way to tuck your uniform, it is called the Picard Maneuver.
but seriously, think about it. kids would have a _blast_ on commander riker day. first you go to the holodeck and have a beach breakfast barbecue, then commander riker teaches you a bunch of sports and stuff, and then the holodeck changes to a kid-friendly vegas simulation where the math kids learn how to count cards and the art kids start a fusion-swing brass band.
then we have commander riker day for adults (clothing optional)
Worf refusal to sing is epic 😂😂😂
I'd follow this guy into the unexplored expanse of deep space
I just watched the teaser for PICARD season 2. This makes for a wonderful follow-up!
Looking forward to the Commander Riker Day compilation next!
Hyped for your Riker video next month!
The dialogue in 4:00 - 4:10 seems to be from Silicon Avator as there's a clip later in this montage that comes form the same scene and it fits the context yet I can't recall Picard saying the words in 4:00 - 4:10 and the online transcripts don't feature them. I wonder if it's a differently edited version?
“SHUT UP, WESLEY!”
Best.Speech.Ever.
Watching the speech to O'Brien at 4.45 and feel it closely describes Picard at the start of Picard season 1.
8:04 my, my, is that a visible zipper? Roddenberry must be twisting in his grave.
This one flowed very nicely. Love it!
9:29 "sing Warf, sing"
"Hell no.... sir"
"Thats an Order, Mr. Warf"
"...dammit..."
I always knew him as Charles Xavier. But his greatest role yet, is as Picard, especially in The Next Generation
Just don't tell him you _seek peaceful coexistence._
One might lose one’s head. 🤣
I'm so glad the "fear will destroy us" speech from ST:P made it into this thing. Really overlooked moment in an extremely overhated series.
The written dialogue for Star Trek Picard pales in comparison to The Next Generation. There is no substance, no passion, no intricate, deeper than surface level wisdom, and there is no queen of England. It hurts my sole to see people consume garbage for the nostalgia trip and then praise it, when the greedy corporation that made it is so clearly milking the franchise in your expense. But hey, that’s just a theory… AAAAA GGAAMMMEEE TTHHEEOORRYY
@@BubblyBeanies
Who are you to call something kitsch when it seems you are only able to speak in jarring decade-and-a-half old pop culture references.
Now post an Admiral JL apology montage!
Has anyone used "Don't you think that Jay here would make an excellent science officer?" with a cut to Ensign/Lt. Jae?
Well now I have to.
With a few moments of her in First Contact dressed in science blue
Picard: I'm going to quote Shakespear with Brtish nobility duchebaggyness!"
Everyone Else: "Daaayyuuumm"
Role model we need.
Thanks for this, was looking forward to it. 😊👍
"I'm sure you are."
I would read this book.
“Get up! You must not kneel to me… I don’t deserve it.”
Later that day, Ensign Ricky walks into Picard’s office for his performance review…
O God ! Not the singing...we already endured countless movies with nonstop singing...arghhhhh
‘Brinkmanship is a dangerous game’. (TNG: The Enemy, S3E7)
I enjoyed this.....Thanks 🖖
The ends do not justify the means.
FULL SPEECHES PLEASE!
Amazing job. Now officially the best JLP rhetoric video on YouYube.
Some context would've been good in order to understand the lessons Picard provided.
All the evidence needed to win the Picard Vs Kirk debate
_Actions speak louder than words._
Picard is a more likeable guy as Kirk seemed like a bit of fuckboy lol
The Sheliak dialogue is obviously not being a role model, Ryan. Any scumbag lawyer can find a contractual loophole.
He's using creative thinking to resolve a problem that might otherwise have ended in needless violence. If that's not role model behaviour, I guess I don't know what is.
Captain Picard is a cool starship captain.
If there was a real Captain Picard. This world would be a safer and better place.
“Sing worf sing”. Funniest reaction ever.
You know that edit where Picard does B or not a B for the crew? I could honestly see him doing that for the crew's kids.
Yes!
Jon-Luc Picard is Starfleet!!!!❤❤❤❤✊
Adding a speech from Picard season 1 and 2 is like adding a Ring Pop lolly to finally crafted jewels.
I'm pretty sure an exaggeration that extreme qualifies as psychosis.
All I got from you adding this comment is a clue to your low EQ.
0:39 I loved that moment of Picard ..... hated that they pulled a deus ex macina to revive him! The Picard series could have bee na springboard for other characters and an amazing end for one Jean-Luc Picard!
Imagine if P S1 was how they killed Picard permanently. It’d have been almost as disgraceful as the sequel trilogy
@@AlyssMa7rin honestly it should have been a standalone one season show that'd close picard's story and launch characters like Rios and Rafi forward
@@PeoplecallmeLucifer I agree, to a point. But if I had to pick one of the three seasons of that hogwash, it’d be the third. It was at least more watchable than TNG S1 :P
Ending with comissioning USS Picard.
What episode is at 4:20?
Is it not a movie?
Season 1 "The Battle"
Recently Picard has been reminding me of my dad....I hate and love it
Radish Kid with an appearance!
Which episode is the clip from 3:06?
Measure of a Man. "Property" being a euphemism for "slavery."
2:01 great
Yes Sir!
Actually, the Prime Directive is more of a guideline than a rule.
Realistically, all moral codes are.
These are great examples of why I think Picard is the best captain.
And the video didn't even include my favorite one.
“Your report describes how rational these people are. Millennia ago they abandoned their belief in the supernatural. Now you are asking me to sabotage that achievement, to send them back to the dark ages of superstition and ignorance and fear? No!”
I love this..
LOL man I was groovin' until 40 seconds in. Get that crap outtah here.
He is like Jesus with a Starship.
2:44 ...
Sing Worf Sing!
*shakes head*
He's not a person! He's a borg!
0:36 What show is that? I thought this was Star Trek only.
How could you add stuff from the Picard series? Bah
If he's french why the english accent?
In Star Trek's future French is a dead language.
O yeah ...he really pissed off the shelliac😂😂😂. They kinda deserved it lol😅
no, he is not
Those speeches from the modern Picard really fall short from the original... Happy I didn't watch it, it would've indeed ruined my favored role model
I hate how this keeps cutting off most of the good stuff in each speech.
Cannot give it a thumbs up for that reason
ngl, I'm here because i clearly have daddy issues.
ps: idgaf. in case that wasn't clear. lol.
that's not a weakness, that is life.
*algo*
im gonna pre
anything after Enterprise isn't canon
It's weird, but I think Generations was the last time we ever saw Picard. After that movie he turned into the violent and inconsistent "JL" of the movies.
Probably went alittle nuts after knowing the only person to help him overcome things was his brother who died. After Generations he was truly alone.
@@stewartmcminn7773 It's the Irumodic Syndrome; it's affecting the captains mind!
@@CaptainPositron 😂😂
@@CaptainPositron where is that line from????
@@stewartmcminn7773 I think it's from an outtake or an interview. I've only heard it from major grin's trek edits.
All of the ST Picard speeches pale in comparison to the writing that was in TNG. They're bland uninspired little bits of dialogue that are creatively bankrupt.
Nowadays we get garbage masquerading as Star Trek instead 😢
TNG - Yes
ST Picard - Hell No
Oh God please not Star Trek: Picard, please God no
Go away
@@NateOlsonno u
Acting!
I believe in TNG Picard... not the one that came in the movies and Star trek PEEcard
Is the namecalling what Captain Picard would do?
@@RyansEdits you think he cares what Picard would think about his actions? It's just something he can pretend he believes and stands for. But culture and womanaz is the problem to him.
@Mwdalion Wow... you really don't understand anything about Star Trek, do you? Stop watching the clickbait RUclipsrs.
Take a page from "TNG Picard". If you don't like something, give an empassioned speech about why. Don't just say that it's pee, that's not what he would want you to do!
New trek tends to write their characters as emotional infants and fairly one dimensional. Maybe it's a sign of our culture today. I have no idea.
The one clip from Picard wasn't a great speech by any means. It was Picard telling someone he had just met that "he knows her and trusts her"... It's not believable by any means.
The other clip talking about rights/responsibility wasn't bad, but by no means stands up to TNG standards. It's more emotional than idealistic and seemed to have little weight behind it.
I also find it strange when people give their opinions the response tends to be to basically shut up and not watch... why can't I watch and critique? Bad trek is still better than no trek.
Captain Picard is only my role model when he drops the philosophy and goes “we need to shoot a FUCKING Borg right NOW!!!!!” And then - ruclips.net/video/oiX3gq3RfvQ/видео.html
Quite disappointing to have Picard as a role model for a leader when I was a kid, and to seeing the world leaders today. Current president of USA cannot even put a sentence together.
I glad i grew up with Next Generation Picard and not the woke bastarderzation of Picard of modern Abrams trek
I prefer real role models, like Jesus Christ, but hes fine for a fictional role model i guess.
More than once I have wondered how it would be if Christ came now when his words and actions could be recorded in great detail.
I prefer captain Picard to jesus christ he is a far wiser man.
@@ogdocvatoHe can't as he is fictional.
At least Patrick Stewart is a real existing man.
Can we appreciate Jesus.Shout jesus.Shout enough is enough.1.2.3 FIRE!Shout Jeeeesus Quoted by the great pastor Alex Omokadu.And Benny hinn with his magic white jacket that knocks people to the floor on contact I love it.
The Star Trek: Picard clips kind of ruin it.
Sounds like a personal problem to me. I suggest meditation.
Kirk's speeches were always inspiring. Picard's speeches were often pissy.
nemesis is the worst star trek movie ever made
Alrighty then.
When?
I agree. For obvious reasons.
You didn’t specify worst TNG movie. Obviously, you haven’t seen Star Trek 5: Kirk vs God
@@alexsummers9140 but nemesis has singing
Picard isn't Star Trek it's Star Trash.