I always found it ultra impressive that both Picard and Janeway can stand in front of basically omnipotent god-beings and casually tell them to piss off.
Ppl talk about that punch as if it really did hurt Q in any way. They forget to mention that Q was simulating a vintage boxe match and had landed several punches on Sisko, enerving him a great deal before Sisko built the courage to land that punch. And it was mostly inconsequential for Q who at best felt somewhat disappointed with Sisko as if he was reminded that he overestimates mankind. BTW Q didn't left DS9 after that punch so it was really pointless.
@@philiphunn194 Realistically; Sisko punching Q in the face would be roughly as effective as a smaller-than-average dust mite punching Godzilla in the face....if anything that's understating things. Sisko is only barely more than human, after all. Generally speaking the "Prophets" exist in a dimension of non-linear time, which allows them the ability to see across time itself, and they can interact in a very limited capacity with what they see... Meanwhile , the Q are functionally omnipotent and immortal. The only thing that can truly "affect" a Q are other Q. On an individual basis outside the Continuum they are effectively Gods. Long story short; Q (in this case referring to the iconic, John De Lancie character) is very much known to be overly theatrical and dramatic in all he does in general, but even more so when interacting with the "Captains" in each series. Everything is purely for his own amusement. If he wants to stay he stays, if he wants to leave he leaves. That said, of the 3 Captains, I'd imagine Sisko to be his least favorite, because his reactions to Q are the least interesting or intense of the 3. Picard is like his favorite pet in the whole universe, and Janeway fascinates him because he has a thing for strong women.
That's the federation/star fleet for you. Fanatical Egalitarians, they will treat the most lowly creature as an equal, and clearly superior ones as equal too. On pain of death.
And it is irreallistic and DUMB and bad writing. That level of aggressiveness against a superior force is stupid. They treat the ferenguis with courtesy but they spit into Q's? That make no sense. It jeopardize the safety of the federation and no one woudl act like that in real life.
People forget Q's responses to these behaviours. Q got the final word which made Sisko look like a predictable, impulsive, childish fool. Q got Picard to demonstrate humility and respect. Q made Riker suffer for his arrogance. Q wanted to have a baby with Janeway.
I know Voyager gets a lot of flack, and a lot of it is well deserved. But, to me, Janeway, is a great Captain, and deserves to be with the greats. Solid actor.
Blaze Infernus relax 😐 Voyager was amazing because of how it looked at every character and all their problems. Its a beautiful story of family and struggle
You can tell they really loved having the puppy around in that scene. Like Q could have gotten rid of it right away but they kept holding and petting it for the whole scene.
Q steals a whole ship and then puts the random captain on earth. 70% of the show is Q having fun and 30% is the other captain chasing him. It writes itself!!
There was a full motion Star Trek point and click videogame that came out in 1996' called Borg; starring John de Lancie as Q. The setting gives the character a chance to re-write their history because his father was destroyed in battle. The whole game is filled with Q's antics and 4th wall breaks that basically could be a 2 or 3 part episode of itself.
john de lancie was actually on one of my ex's soap opera's an his characters name was eugene, not sure which soap it was, but i had to tape it on vcr for her to watch everyday
Am I the only person who spent literally this entire scene trying not to suffocate from laughter? I didn't believe a single thing which came out of Q's mouth and neither did Janeway, she was just more composed about the aroma of bullshit permeating her office. You can still see the telltale smirk to indicate she doesn't buy it at all. And the way she admired the puppy for just a moment before deadpanning and flatly telling Q she wasn't interested at the start certainly didn't help matters.
@@WhiteFangofWar I think he was known before TNG, but his interactions with Picard (and possibly Sisko, depending on the timing) definitely wouldn't have helped keeping his trickery a secret
It's a bit late, but I have had the idea that most of Q shenanigans on the delta quadrant were his own way of testing Janeway, and not at all what the Continuum is or does. He acts as a jester and a judge to Picard because that's what would motivate him to see beyond the limits of humanity, and he acts the way he does with Janeway for a similar but personalized objective. All of the Q's are actors, and the universe is but a stage.
How it should have gone: JANEWAY: "I'd appreciate you taking your domestic dispute off my ship. And leave the puppy." Later... JANEWAY (voice): "Captain's log, supplemental. Mr. Neelix has agreed to be my holodeck dog-walker, and I I have assigned Ensign Kim the unenviable task of canine waste management. Since I'm going to be crapping on him for sevel years anyway, it seemed appropriate."
Well, I mean... if I could do anything, anytime, bring people back from the dead, make time stop, warp reality... that's the definition of the ultimate troll right there.
Q already knew they would get back. Hes from the Continuum. He can travel back and forth thru time at will. So he already knows how the story begins and ends. Hes just messing around cause hes a 5th dimensional being and that makes him like a god to us.
Gotta love the differences in ships. Enterprise D is a huge ship and has a massive ass bridge and Picard's ready room is a little closet with a fish tank. Voyager is way smaller, has a dumpy little bridge, but Janeway's ready room is like freakin' 10-Forward on the Enterprise, but reserved all for her.
"I'd really appreciate it if you'd take this domestic squabble off my ship." "Very well." Janeway and Voyager are atomized while Q and Q are still standing in the exact same place.
I don't know if I agree with that. Perhaps for the first season or two, she felt like that, but as she went on, she felt more like a stern den mother to me. Right about the time she stopped wearing that bun weave wig.
All Captains were stuffy at the start. Name one who wasn't. She was the perfect counter-part to Picard, and an awesome Captain. She also knew better than Picard (due to his info, but also her personality) how to deal with Q.
She was constantly tired when shooting Voyager she later said in interviews and in many of the episodes it shows...I also think Captains act so serious in the beginning because it is a new role for them and as the years go on they become more relaxed with the role.
Suzie Plakson, the female Q, also portrayed the half-human half Klingon Ambassador K'Ehleyr on TNG episode "Reunion". Very distinctive voice. She would have made a good choice to play Janeway
Trust me, all those Star-crossed romances, Vampire-human romances, Rich-poor romances etc can't stand a chance in front of it. I mean, look, how romantic it is: A god-like creature to whom time is meaningless is trying to seduce a human.
+Billy Brasco It's actually good writing, because Q is never honest with the people he's annoying, at least not at first. I imagine that especially in this situation he's embarrassed to talk about the truth, which is that the Q are going through a civil war. He chose to portray himself as arrogant for a reason, so to tell the truth about an imperfection in their existence to others who would normally revere them as gods must be humiliating.
indeed. but with such powers, couldn't you accidentally erase yourself out of existence, or destroy whole civilizations by a simple mistake of thought?? unless by having such powers to bein with you instantly gain the mental agility to control them.
sorry but if you had Q's powers the other members wouldn't allow you to wield them like some out of control god changing thing on wim. The general moodiness (if such a thing is proven) would be the result of the hormonal shift's that are caused by the menstrual cycle that are required for woman to have children. men also have mood swings also stressers in life cause mood swings in woman and men so remove what causes those stressers and the mood swings may reduce
Legend has it that after Q returned to the Alpha Quadrant, he sent the puppy back in time to a parallel dimension, where growing up he was named Sam, who met a lagomorph rabbity-thing called Max that Q also had put there, which set-up the 4th Wall Breaking duo of Sam & Max: Freelance Police ;)
Though Picard was Q's favorite, it always seemed to me that Q and Janeway had a better relationship, there seemed to be sort of a mutual respect between the two of them. Janeway almost seemed to enjoy bantering with Q when he showed up, something Picard never did.
I always found it ultra impressive that both Picard and Janeway can stand in front of basically omnipotent god-beings and casually tell them to piss off.
Whereas Sisko MADE him piss off. All it took was a punch to the face.
Ppl talk about that punch as if it really did hurt Q in any way. They forget to mention that Q was simulating a vintage boxe match and had landed several punches on Sisko, enerving him a great deal before Sisko built the courage to land that punch.
And it was mostly inconsequential for Q who at best felt somewhat disappointed with Sisko as if he was reminded that he overestimates mankind. BTW Q didn't left DS9 after that punch so it was really pointless.
@@philiphunn194 Realistically; Sisko punching Q in the face would be roughly as effective as a smaller-than-average dust mite punching Godzilla in the face....if anything that's understating things.
Sisko is only barely more than human, after all. Generally speaking the "Prophets" exist in a dimension of non-linear time, which allows them the ability to see across time itself, and they can interact in a very limited capacity with what they see...
Meanwhile , the Q are functionally omnipotent and immortal. The only thing that can truly "affect" a Q are other Q. On an individual basis outside the Continuum they are effectively Gods.
Long story short; Q (in this case referring to the iconic, John De Lancie character) is very much known to be overly theatrical and dramatic in all he does in general, but even more so when interacting with the "Captains" in each series. Everything is purely for his own amusement. If he wants to stay he stays, if he wants to leave he leaves. That said, of the 3 Captains, I'd imagine Sisko to be his least favorite, because his reactions to Q are the least interesting or intense of the 3. Picard is like his favorite pet in the whole universe, and Janeway fascinates him because he has a thing for strong women.
That's the federation/star fleet for you. Fanatical Egalitarians, they will treat the most lowly creature as an equal, and clearly superior ones as equal too. On pain of death.
And it is irreallistic and DUMB and bad writing. That level of aggressiveness against a superior force is stupid. They treat the ferenguis with courtesy but they spit into Q's? That make no sense. It jeopardize the safety of the federation and no one woudl act like that in real life.
"I've been single for billions of years." - I know the feeling.
Me too! Lol!
That is impossible, you are not omnipotent, you could not possibly have lived for billions of years
Michael Mangraviti I know, right?! I meant it only feels that way. lol
@@michaelmangraviti6772 r/woooosh
Same
Janeway: "You're right...I would like to have a child someday."
Q: *:D*
Janeway: "But not with you."
Q: *:(*
Shot down. Though Janeway is right- Q needs a match with someone as powerful and irresponsible as he is.
Can't not upvote this.
@@WhiteFangofWar Sounds like Janeway is a perfect match then
She looks about fifty, it would come out looking like Wayne Rooney
Janeway, her husband, and. Q,
A vicious triangle.
What I love about this scene, is the fact SHE (Kathryn) fought to get John on the show. The two were long time friends.
why is she capitalised?
Probably to emphasize that somehow the person who was a relatively major character in TNG had to be fought for to be put on
Wow cool lol I didn’t know that! I loved their chemistry!
So she, the actor, fought to get him on the show so she can reject him in character :P
Because it's Not a she...most of them are tranz
Q's shock at 'I'm not talking about the puppy.' is great. Totally floored by the insult.
Even Janeway's like "Damn sis. The hell I do to you?"
Her voice sounds like Matt Berry imitating Kathryn Hepburn.
I love how she’s faced with two unstable omnipotent beings and she’s in no mood for their shit
Kathryn Janeway made fear afraid and told death to go back to hell. You think a couple of ornery Q are going to faze her?
She don’t take Q’s shit
@@erojerisiz1571 The Chuck Norris of Star Trek does not fear Borg.
The fact that she has bigger balls than the admiralty combined should explain how she can do this.
Janeway is the most badass captain.
"What are you doing with that dog? ... I don't mean the puppy"
the shaaaaaaaade
That burn came from an entire other dimension to slap her!
**: O**
The same actress that played Worf’s gf also 😃
I dont get it
@@MICROKNIGHT3000 dog = ugly
"I'm not talking about the puppy."
_Oh no, she didn't!_
His face too
+VHTesla
Well.. if the shoe fits...
??? John de Lancie's face bwahahahh
+VHTesla she wasn't the female Q however was.
I can't believe that was the take they went with.
14 Years and that scene still hits. The absolute look of shock on both their faces at the dog comment.
Sisko HATES Q, Piccard accepts him, Janeway actually likes him...as do I
Sisko even hauled off and punched him right in the face in that episode much to Q's surprise. "You hit me!... Picard never hit me?" "I'm not Picard."
Actually Picard hates Q he's just more diplomatic about it lol.
Q and Kirk is an opportunity missed
Sisko hated him picard dislikes him but I think some what respects him in a weird way janeway does like him a bit
Sisko knows how to deal with Q, and Q realized that Sisko didn't need the lessons he was teaching Picard.
"It was fun at first, galavanting around the galaxy, using my omnipotence to impress female of every species..."
I knew it, Q is the Doctor.
Never a dull moment when Q is on an episode of Star Trek.
Aye, any time you see "John Delancey" in the opening credits you know it will be a good epsidoe and the script writers earned their pay.
@@MichaelLaferriere same with Lwexana Trio.
He could give her dat omnipotent orgasm
Sisko hit Q, Picard tolerated him, Riker told him off and Janeway found him amusing like a wayward neighbour.
I know right
Sisko Blows
People forget Q's responses to these behaviours.
Q got the final word which made Sisko look like a predictable, impulsive, childish fool. Q got Picard to demonstrate humility and respect. Q made Riker suffer for his arrogance. Q wanted to have a baby with Janeway.
I know Voyager gets a lot of flack, and a lot of it is well deserved. But, to me, Janeway, is a great Captain, and deserves to be with the greats. Solid actor.
What flack? Just curious.
Blaze Infernus relax 😐 Voyager was amazing because of how it looked at every character and all their problems. Its a beautiful story of family and struggle
Night shade wtf does that mean
Night shade captain hernandez not count?
After STD and STP,
STV is masterpiece
I like how Q just instantly snaps at the burn and Janeway takes a second to fully unpack what was just said.
The actor who plays Q is very expressive his faces are priceless
You can tell they really loved having the puppy around in that scene. Like Q could have gotten rid of it right away but they kept holding and petting it for the whole scene.
“I’m not talking about the puppy...”
**Jaws hit floor**
A moment of silence for that poor puppy who's existence only lasted a few minutes.
No. Q sent it back to it's mom.
@@jackgibsxxx0750I hope you’re right.
After Data, Q was the 2nd most impressive character in TNG for me. John de Lancie was the right choice to play him. Just love Q's face at 3:24 :D
Those are my favourite characters too, followed closely by Picard.
STibi did Data and Q bone?
2:31 He is acting gold. That split second is so real to me.
Is it interesting that the two best characters were non human?
He also did a bit with Leonard: Spock v Q
memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Spock_Vs._Q
They should've made a spin show about Q. Comedy Gold
Q steals a whole ship and then puts the random captain on earth. 70% of the show is Q having fun and 30% is the other captain chasing him. It writes itself!!
This basically sounds like the plot of every episode of Lupin the Third!
Definitely but in a completely different galaxy and time preferably!
@@cullysloy2705 Doctor Who is a great show isn't it.
There was a full motion Star Trek point and click videogame that came out in 1996' called Borg; starring John de Lancie as Q. The setting gives the character a chance to re-write their history because his father was destroyed in battle. The whole game is filled with Q's antics and 4th wall breaks that basically could be a 2 or 3 part episode of itself.
John De Lancie will forever be an irreplaceable treasure as Q.
john de lancie was actually on one of my ex's soap opera's an his characters name was eugene, not sure which soap it was, but i had to tape it on vcr for her to watch everyday
Is Q now canon in the ST universe and will he be in all other permutations?
Am I the only person who spent literally this entire scene trying not to suffocate from laughter? I didn't believe a single thing which came out of Q's mouth and neither did Janeway, she was just more composed about the aroma of bullshit permeating her office. You can still see the telltale smirk to indicate she doesn't buy it at all. And the way she admired the puppy for just a moment before deadpanning and flatly telling Q she wasn't interested at the start certainly didn't help matters.
No doubt word of Q's trustworthiness has circulated through starfleet from Jean-Luc. He might have posted a special guide.
@@WhiteFangofWar I think he was known before TNG, but his interactions with Picard (and possibly Sisko, depending on the timing) definitely wouldn't have helped keeping his trickery a secret
she was shoved a thing,
But then she stroked him, then cuddled him... obviously, Janeway's an accomplished doggy mommy.
It's a bit late, but I have had the idea that most of Q shenanigans on the delta quadrant were his own way of testing Janeway, and not at all what the Continuum is or does. He acts as a jester and a judge to Picard because that's what would motivate him to see beyond the limits of humanity, and he acts the way he does with Janeway for a similar but personalized objective. All of the Q's are actors, and the universe is but a stage.
The way she says "puppy" I don't know. I just love it.
She says "puppy" simular to Snape saying "Potter" 😁
The female Q is played by Suzie Plackson who played Dr Selar and K'elehyr in the next generation. She has an amazing voice.
She’s alluringly gorgeous
For those who are asking K'elehyr was better known as worfs partner with whom he and she had a son called Alexander in the next generation
Khey'lar was my MATE!!!
She has an amazing everything. Great voice, great hair, stunning statuesque figure...rowr.
Dear was a hot Vulcan too...
How it should have gone:
JANEWAY: "I'd appreciate you taking your domestic dispute off my ship. And leave the puppy."
Later...
JANEWAY (voice): "Captain's log, supplemental. Mr. Neelix has agreed to be my holodeck dog-walker, and I I have assigned Ensign Kim the unenviable task of canine waste management. Since I'm going to be crapping on him for sevel years anyway, it seemed appropriate."
Q could have brought back Voyager to the alpha quadrant in a second...
He did offer to take Voyager back to the alpha quadrant in one of the episodes (Death Wish) but of course, there was a catch.
fucksake Q... always fucking up someone's shit
Well, I mean... if I could do anything, anytime, bring people back from the dead, make time stop, warp reality... that's the definition of the ultimate troll right there.
Q already knew they would get back. Hes from the Continuum. He can travel back and forth thru time at will. So he already knows how the story begins and ends. Hes just messing around cause hes a 5th dimensional being and that makes him like a god to us.
-- Yeah, no "gift" from Q is ever "free".
One of the best bloopers is John trying to say omnipotent over and over and over again.
The puppy is so cute, the sounds it makes and the way it just looks up at Q while he's holding it lol
You saw the initial expression on Janeway's face, as in "HOW ADORABLE ♥️🐶🥰🐶♥️", then she realized it was Q's doing and had to rein in her puppy love.
Gotta love the differences in ships. Enterprise D is a huge ship and has a massive ass bridge and Picard's ready room is a little closet with a fish tank. Voyager is way smaller, has a dumpy little bridge, but Janeway's ready room is like freakin' 10-Forward on the Enterprise, but reserved all for her.
Still a better love story than Twilight
See girls, when you come across a powerful supernatural being who expresses an interest in you, _you're allowed to say no_.
Which one, Q and Janeway or Q and Q?
Any love story is better than Twilight, so yeah...
It might even qualify as a shaggy dog story. Or should that be shaggy god?
Oh no you d'int!
The look on Q's face at 3:24 is all kinds of priceless. :D
yep
Which Q?
Coral Roper The male one (I forget they're all called Q). :)
Amie Fortman I figured; I was making a joke. :P
Coral Roper It's all good. :)
I love that the lady Q is played by the same actress who played Worfs baby mamma :D
ThePlumcore
Always thought she was good looking.
She also played a Vulcan doctor on TNG in season 2 and an Andorran on Enterprise
I didn't even realize it until now... wow mind blown!
'You're stuck out here, far from home, and you aren't getting any younger, are you?" Q needs to work on his chat up lines!
many people have commented this already, many will yet so, but John Delancey slayed every scene he was in
"I'm not talking about the puppy"
"Puppehhhh."
lmfao!!!
:O !!!!!!!!!!!!
Eject!
Wow this comment is from the clip I just watched! I better upvote it! idiots
Janeway holding a cute puppy.
Your argument is invalid.
ya
Q holding a cute puppy. Your argument no longer exists.
*tries to build a valid argument, but fails* You are correct.
Take that Star Wars
What? She didn't keep the puppy? I guess it would be impractical on a starship, but Data did have Spot the cat.
"I'd really appreciate it if you'd take this domestic squabble off my ship." "Very well." Janeway and Voyager are atomized while Q and Q are still standing in the exact same place.
He knows how to charm a lady. ." You're stuck out here thousands of light years from home and you,re not getting any younger "
The look on both Q and Janeway's faces at 3:25 is priceless!!! XD
3:30 "Can't you see I'm busy here? Stop stalking me!" This coming from Q, the master stalker
Best character in the history of TV
... Wow... I actually somehow never saw this episode
I love when that happens
Eric B my dad said im gay
Hey, ain't no shame in going gay for JdL-Q!
“What are you doing with that dog? I’m not talking about the puppy.”🤣🤣🤣
“I wasn’t talking about the puppy.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I've seen the bloopers of this scene where he can't say omnipotence, and I can't help but laugh now!
Q2: We've been together for 4 billion years.
Q1: I never said it was exclusive!
😂
Imagine if that was a beagle. *Cuts to NX-01 Enterprise* Archer: Has anyone seen my dog?
Not since Scotty lost it in a transporter accident...
It's a shame they couldn't work Q into any of the four Star Trek: TNG movies.
Mulgrew was certainly good at doing expressions of exasperation
That's one of the reasons I did not like the series. She was too much the stuffy schoolmarm. Good actor, but noy suited to this role.
I don't know if I agree with that. Perhaps for the first season or two, she felt like that, but as she went on, she felt more like a stern den mother to me. Right about the time she stopped wearing that bun weave wig.
All Captains were stuffy at the start. Name one who wasn't. She was the perfect counter-part to Picard, and an awesome Captain. She also knew better than Picard (due to his info, but also her personality) how to deal with Q.
@@onevastanus exactly. I feel like as the series went on she got more playful
She was constantly tired when shooting Voyager she later said in interviews and in many of the episodes it shows...I also think Captains act so serious in the beginning because it is a new role for them and as the years go on they become more relaxed with the role.
She's one of the great Star Trek character actors.
I love how she transitioned the "zero" gesture to pointing at him dismissively.
Anyone else love the fact that the female Q was also Worf’s sassy lady
"I'm not talking about the puppy."
Q: :O
3:24 the best " Expression " ever seen.
" I'm not talking about The Puppy."
Voyager was one of the best of versions of the Star Trek franchise/universe and Janeway was an amazing captain...
HIS REACTION, OH MY GOD
Q and Janeway ..... perfect match up.
“He’s adorable...”
The utter deadpan makes me laugh
Most powerful captain in Starfleet . She can make Q looks like kitty cat
I love how Janeway's office on a small science vessel is much bigger and nicer than Picard's on a Galaxy class flagship.
I've been single for billions of years..."
Frakkin'ell - even longer than me, then!
Sounds like a joy
relatable... if you lose track of time
To my understanding, Kate Mulgrew and John De Lancie are good friends in real life! That is cool!
For a ship with limited space, the captain's quarters are friggin' ginormous!
"What are you doing with that dog. I'm not talking about the puppy"
Man I love Q
"I'm not talking about the puppy." I've been laughing at that for years.
How can captain Janeway resist? Girl…billions of years of experience in different species. Think about it!
She has a fiance back on Earth, and she doesn't know that he's moved on yet
Q: makes puppy disappear
John Wick's descendant: "I feel a disturbance...."
@1:47
The number of times it took to get this take makes me smile every time.
I like how Q uses more subtly manipulative tactics to get under Janeway's skin.
Suzie Plakson, the female Q, also portrayed the half-human half Klingon Ambassador K'Ehleyr on TNG episode "Reunion". Very distinctive voice. She would have made a good choice to play Janeway
Women got so a wonderful devious ways of 'flattering' each other... 😂 😂 😂
Oh childhood memories of skipping dinner - I miss Janeway .
Trust me, all those Star-crossed romances, Vampire-human romances, Rich-poor romances etc can't stand a chance in front of it. I mean, look, how romantic it is: A god-like creature to whom time is meaningless is trying to seduce a human.
Sachin Shekhar I totally agree
Sachin Shekhar Haha, like the mythology of the Angels and humans making the Nephelim.
+Sachin Shekhar Star-crossed means they're destined to die, not thrown together by fate FYI
+Billy Brasco Such a being can be whatever gender they want.
And being that they're friends irl, it's all the better
+Billy Brasco It's actually good writing, because Q is never honest with the people he's annoying, at least not at first. I imagine that especially in this situation he's embarrassed to talk about the truth, which is that the Q are going through a civil war. He chose to portray himself as arrogant for a reason, so to tell the truth about an imperfection in their existence to others who would normally revere them as gods must be humiliating.
i want the powers of Q
indeed. but with such powers, couldn't you accidentally erase yourself out of existence, or destroy whole civilizations by a simple mistake of thought?? unless by having such powers to bein with you instantly gain the mental agility to control them.
My first act as Q would be bringing back Freddy Mercury, Dio and eliminate the moodiness in the female populace !!!
Pontus Pilot at 10 o'clock!
sorry but if you had Q's powers the other members wouldn't allow you to wield them like some out of control god changing thing on wim.
The general moodiness (if such a thing is proven) would be the result of the hormonal shift's that are caused by the menstrual cycle that are required for woman to have children. men also have mood swings also stressers in life cause mood swings in woman and men so remove what causes those stressers and the mood swings may reduce
don't be the party pooper
Legend has it that after Q returned to the Alpha Quadrant, he sent the puppy back in time to a parallel dimension, where growing up he was named Sam, who met a lagomorph rabbity-thing called Max that Q also had put there, which set-up the 4th Wall Breaking duo of Sam & Max: Freelance Police ;)
I WANT THAT PUPPY!!!!! **------** ♥♥♥
Poor 'puppy' is probably dead now. :(
How depressing xxTitusxX
XxTitusxX Noooooo D':
You'd probably have to settle for one of his great great great grand-puppies.
That dog loved Q look how he looked up when he held him might've been his dog IRL.
*"I'm nOt TaLkInG aBoUt ThE pUpPy"*
I can't believe that Q's shocked face isn't a meme by now.
Why to watch? 1. Q. 2. Q meets Janeway 3. Q meets Q while meeting Janeway 4. puppy
damn Janeway's cabin is huge for such a small ship
This is what happens when you make a woman captain of a starship.
yes a small ship, in comparison, an intrepid class starship which voyager is, has a crew compliment of 141, aloooot smaller than 1014 :)
And that's not even her cabin. It's her ready room.
shuichiboy oh brother!
Ship certainly seems huge on the inside. Wonder how many living quarters there are.
Though Picard was Q's favorite, it always seemed to me that Q and Janeway had a better relationship, there seemed to be sort of a mutual respect between the two of them. Janeway almost seemed to enjoy bantering with Q when he showed up, something Picard never did.
@3:29 "What are you doing with that dog, I'm not talking about the puppy"! Miss Q throwing shade!
Hahaha! I saw that blooper many times, and it's funny every time I watch it. John must've had a bad day.
Ahhh to have the power of a Q. Now there is a scary thought. Oh the temptations.
Hard to believe that Picard season 2 managed to pull off Q being honest and emotional better than Voyager
Q, the best of star trek
Q, right-clicked the dog and clicked delete.
*PETA has entered the chat*
no, he ctrl +x'd it
@@aboomination897 you're both wrong, it was an alt-f4
Maybe he just sent it back to Earth. Maybe it was one of Janeway's original dog's puppies.
Why is Star Trek not like this anymore? No fights, no weapons ... just people talking, some tea and a little cute dog
For me ST ended after Voyager.
"I'm not talking about the puuuuppeeee"
Jesus. What a delivery.
The greatest line in all of sci-fi and delivered with that southern drawl - perfect
THAT FACE!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
3:25 - dat "OH SNAP!" face doe.
We definetly need a Star Trek : Janeway show
Just realized that Ms. Q is the same actress who plays K'Ehleyr, Worf's "mate". The way she trails off her dialogue is so distinct!
"This.. narrow being." bahaha
One of my favourite eps.
"Helmboy!" :D
Q was hilarious in any Trek he was in!
I loved Q's interactions with all three captains Picard, Sisco, and Janeway.
I love this episode 😂😂😂 it's so funny