Tearing Itself Apart
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Star Trek The Next Generation s03e21 Hollow Pursuits
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This is one of the best scenes in TNG imo. Because it wasn’t just a character pulling a solution out of thin air. It was a group of people working together, removing all possibilities until the solution is found.
A shame how little like this there is in SCIENCE fiction.
I agree. I mean, they discussed options in many conference room scenes, but not enough with technical aspects. It felt very real.
That scene was a model for the entire House series.
Yep, a technique I learned .... in 5th grade.
I agree, all the best scenes are when they work together, and the characters aren't clueless morons winging it but professionals
"You have five minutes!"
"Understood, sir. We're just gonna walk to the cargo bay to confirm our theory."
Very casually. No need to hurry.
I think they do that because they don't have enough hallway for the shot to fit a full sprint with their conversation
@@pj-wille That's a good point.
@@pj-wille You do know there are really good reasons to not run in a non-medical emergency, right?
@@ikarikid such as?
"Understood, commander, we're casually strolling with _extreme_ absence of chillax in the direction of the cargo bay."
LOL!
Baaahahahahahahaaaa!!!
And without their beans!! They had to go to red alert... again.. to get their beans lol
Maybe they use the dragon Ball z method of counting down 5 minutes??? That took 30 episodes of the anime before Namek exploded
"Range walk," we called that in the military. Move quickly, but don't run.
Of course, these two aren't carrying M16s and wanting to avoid a negligent discharge...
So much for that theory.
No running in hallways is the Second Directive.
Unless you are carrying safety scissors.
All it took was Barclay to have an IQ of 1400 to run in the hallway
Its pronounced Brocolli @@YarHarFD
Well if they trip and spread nVidia even more they may find the carpet malfunctions.
They have ran before. Geordi ran up to the bridge to tell them to destroy the Iconian probe.
1:34 the moment Barclay fights through his insecurities to do his job and make a difference. The repeated "What if.." is a brilliant way to show his fight against his self-doubt in order to put forward a new perspective; one that points to the eventual solution. Remarkably effective acting choice that does so much to tell the story. Loved it from the moment I first saw it.
Barclay's so 'in the zone' that he barely reacts when LaForge slaps his arm to tell him to go with him. He isn't confused by it at all. You'd expect him to jump with nervousness or be confused as to what it meant. But here, he just falls in behind LaForge, off to prove their theory.
When nothing else helps, threat of imminent death can work wonders.
Also interesting what Barclay came up with because he has intimate experience with causing problems from a personal level, i.e. non-systemic.
Oh I agree. I agreed when this episode first came out... and I still do. This is why I think of Barcley as the every man...
I think one of the reasons people tend to dislike Barclay's character so much is precisely because his actor is so damn good. No one enjoys being reminded of their own self doubt or social anxieties, and he does such an amazing job of portraying them. I used to hate his episodes when I was young, but now I love them. I think both reactions are for the same reason - I relate to him. Only too well.
Barclay “loves it when a plan comes together”.
Barclay is my favorite character as a man with anxiety that had to do EXACTLY this when I was in the military. I mean being outgoing despite my own anxieties.
Thank you for your service
Strange how we shouldn't even talk about anxiety many years ago, but it was there, and I love Barclay as well as I could probably relate to him more than anyone else in the series.
@@zedtrek Me too, as a person with online gaming addiction and anxiety issues, watching Barclay is like looking at a mirror image of myself. Except he becomes successful and I still suck lol
Yeah. I compensated with banter, jokes, bravado and just plain bullsh
I still do it. I'm still trying to relax to this day.
@@EarlHare Barclay had therapy and a support group, important things when trying to improve it change bad habits. Without those he’d probably still have his holo-addiction
If you are looking for real change and have access to a therapist, id recommend it. I hate that there’s still a stigma around getting help
Apparently, invidium exposure also causes extreme chill in life or death scenarios.
and the only way to reverse the reaction is with beans
Nvidia is the cause of all this!
@@Tzen03
S03E21 aired on 30-Apr-1990
Nvidia founded on 5-Apr-1993
If anything, this episode is the cause of Nvidia.😮
Maybe stopped by 10 forward for coffee on route@@ralph3333
@@ralph3333 Mortals always think so linerly.
If Barclay wasn't there and encouraged to open up they'd all be toast...without the beans.
Toast without beans. How could you put such a horrible image in my head?
@@profblack EAT IT
Lol do you get it.
Mmmmmmmm . Toast with Beans...................
@@johncunningham4820 A distinctly British thing, from what I'm told. (I'm an American, and do not comprehend putting beans on toast.)
@@captain_misaki . Try it . It's ADDICTIVE ! I am Australian , and we would NEVER DREAM of eating Toast without Beans , or alternatively Vegemite . Or even BOTH at once .
1:40
'We're looking for a systemic explanation but there isn't one'
I love that he's open-minded enough to see the problem in ways that the others would never entertain. Reminds me of that annoyingly overreferenced Sherlock Homes quote about ruling out the impossible and all that.
When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth. - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, stated by Sherlock Holmes.
Ties in nicely with the fact that Guinan said he was "Creative". (or Imaginative)
I also like the fact that Barkley only gave a "partial' solution (NOT a "Gary Stu"), but when questioned on specifics he said "I don't know." - and Geordi 'rolled his eyes in frustration (in the background).
Even though this was the "Barkley's moment to SHINE" scene, it was a perfectly reasonable response in a tense situation!
@@StephenCole1916 And that quote is actually still quite inside-the-box thinking. If you follow that principle thoroughly, you could for example overemphasize your judgment of impossibility.
The trickiest puzzles usually resist solving because of false assumptions made and filed as done work. Huge problem for humankind.
@@Dowlphinwe still don't know all the secrets, and often make decisions and beliefs on incomplete information, which is often a issue but often unavoidable. I think we often deal with things we don't fully understand the ins and outs of. Big subjects. Things with a lot of factors.
It's also about being able to see past others' assumptions: Geordi said it out loud, "None of the systems interact directly with each other; I don't see anything in common," and you can see Barclay realizing the answer to that question: "No, wait, they did have one thing in common: *us!* "
Am I the only one awed that these guys just knew about substances that had not been used in decades, and understood their properties?
Starfleet Academy is thorough.
@@3Rayfire That's pretty freaking thorough for a human brain to keep it all in.
@@tomb7088 try being a scientist. There were a few times as a biologist when the team had to dig some archaic something out of our grey matter that hadn't been actively used in decades. I call it my random access memory. Can't recall it on command but apply the right stress to the neurons and it pops out like magic.
@@timmorris2048 Try reading comprehension.
I said I was awed by what they just knew.
@@tomb7088 I recommend you do that same thing. Nowhere did I poo-poo your post. You do seem to be looking for insult and offense though. Curious.
I'm just here for the comments of Geordi and Reg walking casually down the hallway while everyone is about to die.
😂😂
It's a BIG ship and they weren't SPRINTING!!
Dying is something you sometimes can't help. Loosing your cool is unforgiveable.
"Sir, there's a good chance we've picked up some BEANS LOTSA BEANS LOTSA BEANS LOTSA BEANS! and have been spreading them around the ship!"
Ok, what is up with the beans? I keep seeing comments about beans.
Beans and Cornbread.
They need to be running not gallantly walking.
@@margraveofgadsden8997 if you wait until the very end of the video, the outro music goes "beans lots of beans ...."
Picard, "I like beans! Doo Be Doop!"
It's interesting that they have about 5 minutes left and they are just casually strolling down the corridor. Not in a hurry at all.
From what I've heard about the day-to-day on set, it's entirely possible that those uniforms were so tight as to make it physically impossible to run. I mean, they literally gave Patrick Stewart back problems.
Its dbz levels of time travel my friend
@@ccggenius but, I'm positive I've seen scenes where I've seen then run in those uniforms. Like when they subdued Dainare outside the transporter room. Worf and Riker ran from the turbo lift. Also Barkley was running in a corridor in the episode where he was mentally altered by an alien probe..I'm sure there are others I'm not remembering.
@@ccggenius That was caused by the earlier 'one piece' uniforms as seen in seasons 1 and 2, they did cause back problems, but this scene is from season 3 where they have upgraded to two piece costumes, so no back problems.
Exactly. So why aren't they in a hurry with the ship about to fall apart?@@SlartiMarvinbartfast
I'm guessing that this is exactly what Gene Roddenberry had in mind when he wanted for ST:TNG to have _no conflict._
Agreed!
Wanting everyone on earth to be United and work together for the common goal of human progress. To instead of fighting and killing each other over minor things such as money, power, sex, we’d be working together for everyone to live in luxury, electricity, sex. As Captain Sisko of DS9 says, “You know the problem, major? The problem is earth. On earth, there’s no famine, no wars, no problems of any kind! ~And it’s easy to be a saint in paradise.” That’s what Gene Roddenberry wanted for earth is us to be at peace, and United, uniting other species together.
But there was conflict to provide resolution. Quite a smooth transition, even.
This topic always reminds me of MLPFiM "Magical Mystery Cure". The episode play length constraints kinda coerced them to spend very little time on problem exposition, so almost all of the episode ended up a cheerful and enjoyable problem-solving musical. (Thereby the problem-solving felt more like solution-living.)
oO(He's actually referencing an episode of _My Little Pony_ cartoon? XD jk)
@@beingsshepherd There is a... disqordant connection between both shows. 😉
The first of many times "Broccoli" saves the ship!
*awkward pause*
They say Broccoli is supposed to be good for you.
Barclay has a stuttering problem.
He also “saved” Voyager.
Damn it Texan you beat me to it. I was just about to say 'Mr Broccoli'
This scene is one of my favorites, when they go through and start narrowing down what element could have contaminated the ship.
It couldn't be the substance that we never had on board before, whose containment was leaking, right??
In 300 years we'll have access to so much data that it's going to require a team of engineers working around the clock to craft an effective google search.
The whole episode is fantastic. "I am the goddess of empathy" is one of the best line/scenes in the history of TV.
@@Dreforian I sort of understand your point but data is not the same as knowledge and wisdom which was a major point of this scene, much akin to when Seven goes crazy from plugging too much data into her head while regenerating in Star Trek Voyager. She has all this data but she draws increasingly insane conclusions from it.
Also, "I just googled it" doesn't make for interesting storytelling. It also doesn't help you if you're asking the wrong questions, which is what this scene was about.
I just love how they only have 5 minutes until they die and they are just walking to their potential solution.
That was the one problem with the climax of the episode: the timing. Neutralizing the invidium just lets them shut the injectors down, but the kind of damage they're talking about isn't undone by removing the agent that caused it in the first place. This is akin to boiling water on a stove, turning off the burner, and expecting the water to freeze in a few seconds.
They needed a crisis with a slow buildup, something where the end result was visible and unavoidable unless mounting damage stopped progressing. Instead they used an immediate crisis where damage already done needed to be fixed.
Also, there should be some kind of emergency cutoff mechanisms for fuel injectors into the warp core. You're talking about an antimatter bomb in slow motion: being able to shut it off is absolutely critical.
right emergency transport anyone?
To be fair about the walking thing, running, including slow jogs, use much more energy than walking, and even the most physically fit individuals with the highest innate stamina would probably be unable to run the entire way there on a ship that size, at any speed.
I love how there multiple comments saying the same thing, some years older than Yours... so why comment your own?
@@SD-vy7gj I want to introduce you to the internet.
True professionals never run, no matter the emergency.
Darth Vader never runs.
That could be a problem in an emergency room when people are dying.
They must have studied with 19th century British officers
I can understand the black daft punk not wanting to run, but what excuse does Barclay have? 😄
@@Dowlphinhe forgot his cool mask so they couldn't synchronize and achieve Daft Power.
One of my favorite things about TNG was that even the minor characters on the ship were portrayed as competent and given lines that show that they know what they are talking about, even if it was something the main characters already thought of, it shows that they at least had a good enough idea that it was thought of already. It feels more like real people collaborating.
In "New Trek" only the main characters get to be competent and everybody else is either an idiot, or worse, nothing at all.
and this is one of the things that made star trek so great.
They still get their redshirts, but normally you'd expect this kind of crew from an organization such as starfleet. These ships aren't manned with random nobodies they picked up in the saloon of some backwater planet -- and while it's easy to forget about this to give your main crew the screentime the actors are paid for, it's still nice that sometimes they do it.
@@Syndur That comment made me think of Firefly, another great sci-fi show.
I love the dynamic of the engineer crew here. From the way they bounce off each other and simple moments like Geordi patting Barclay on the arm like a buddy.
there about to die and they are walking instead of running don't you just love it?🤣🤣🤣
@@SaraMorgan-ym6ue Running causes more problems than walking. They can trip, bump into each other, etc.
@@teleportedbreadfor3days yeah but the ships going to explode their lives depend on finding the answers asap and it ads to the tension of the scene to
@@SaraMorgan-ym6ue In most navy vessels you will find that trying to run is counter productive - if you have a long distance to cover a soldiers gait eats the distant without exhausting you to the point where you slow
How to turn a game of "Guess Who" into a life or death situation.
Are you saying your games of "Guess Who" DONT involve life or death?
@@RandomAmerican3000 hahahahaha
"You got 5 minutes!" proceeds to walk at a leisurely pace.
oh, common this isn't star trek Picard they only run in an emergency for that series. plus walking means they save the day at the last second don't you know
I dunno man, if my ship was gonna be destroyed in 5 minutes I wouldn't just be strolling down the hallway. I would be at a dear run.
yeah i mean seriously your going to go boom I would be running to figure the problem out fast and fix it not strolle on over to to the answers
"The swirlix confabulator is envigilating the coxon's biddle-block spatula, dammit!!" Goddamn that first minute was some serious technobabble.
And not only that: BEANS!!!
swirl dampener? Let the swirls happen naturally!
Why does it sound like gnomes from Warcraft made the components of starships?
The pneumatic dingle-arm is out of alignment! We need to re-align the pamelectric fam, stat!
Yeah, but it was good technobabble! TNG has probably the best technobabble of any sci-fi/fantasy fiction, imo. Far better than any here could come up with! lol!
In-universe, it's really hard to explain Data's absence from Engineering here.
BUSY MUNCHING BEANS
@@hugh.g.rection5906 Oh, please.
Data is the Chief Operations Officer and 3rd in command, his place is not engineering, that is Geordi's job.
As someone who's struggled with general anxiety most of my life, it's impossible not to fall in love with Barclay! :)
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Me too man 😮
15,000! 500!!! 5!!!!! 3-then-2-then-1!!!!! Gawwwwwwd, you gotta *LOVE it when a plan comes together!*
I can easily see Barclay being the one to come up with the answer to the problem. From what we learn about him in future episodes, he has a lot of innate fear that often takes over his imagination. I bet upon hearing there are all sorts of substances out there that cannot be detected by normal scans, his mind was probably imagining just how many terrifying possibilities might arise from those substances going out of control. Thus it makes sense that the idea of a rogue substance creating problems would be lurking in the back of his mind, and therefore making it easier for him to come up with this idea here.
If I was a Starfleet engineer I would definitely make it my highest priority to build a scanner to pick up those two deadly substances that Wesley mentioned. If it was one of these two this would be a very short episode.
Maybe they could do an irregular scan once a day or something
“Narrow the substances down to something that tastes great.”
“There are only beans left.”
“ON-SCREEN!!!”
could the fuel inlets be caught up in cycle?
@@SaraMorgan-ym6ue what if OUR ASSES are the cause of this gaseous, inert anomaly?
Great scene, accept the last part where they are walking towards cargo bay five. Surely if there was five minutes until structural failure they would be sprinting like Usain Bolt to cargo bay five. 😂
"Well, the engine is certainly putting out enough power; how about we just do an emergency site to site transport, since we only have 5 minutes?"
"Nah, we'll look cooler walking all purposefully."
"Right."
I thought the same but then immediately remembered the transporter issues and wondered whether the whole system is affected now. I wouldn't use it at all anymore, considering what the ship is doing.
They exceeded warp 9.4 then shouldn’t the warp core in engineering be fluxing like crazy? Nope, still humming away slowly without breaking a sweat, as if at warp 1.
because they were constantly compensating for it.
*Phil Farrand has joined the chat*
That's an excellent point. It would have made the scene that much more tense. Vrum vrum vrum vrum vrum vrum vrum.
@@Shozb0t True, but I think it would have been a visual distraction to what was important in the scene. The group working together to solve a problem.
If this scene was a pass over moment to something else going on, then the warp core going crazy would have been fine because THAT would have been the point of the scene. Showing the ship going out of control.
@@TheOmegaRiddler No, they are only compensating when Picard gives the order to compensate. Makes you think, if a crew member has a small penis he cannot just buy a Bentley Bentayga to compensate, he gotta wait till the captain orders him to.
Thank the gods the computer has some discretion about answering queries. Otherwise, it would have started listing 15,525 substances for Geordi at 02:21.
Geordi: Computer, use Wesley's hair gel to reinforce the containment field!
Computer: Containment field stabilized.
The bean master is working hard to upload the entire series in 4 minute clips. i love it.
"Captain, we are walking to the cargo bay because we only have 5 minutes. We are ignoring time completely. It will be fine."
What great acting. He's doesn't skip a line but slaps his shoulder like it was actually happening
i love the way despite his shyness and lack of confidence Barclay still stutter's his way through, great acting from Dwight Schultz
Warp core slowing pumping along. Should be going "like a bat out of hell"!!
Riker: Recommendations?
Geordi: I'll let you know as soon as we have some, now shut up and let us work.
"Requesting emergency site-to-site transport to cargo b... no, that's cheating. Let's walk."
I have Netflix so I can watch all these, but it's still better to be here with you all :)
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One thing I had always wondered about Dwight Schultz is does he always stutter in real life or is that just part of his character whether 'Howling' Mad Murdoch from the A-Team or Lt. Reginald Barclay from Star Trek the Next Generation and Star Trek:Voyager.
I love how when the ship is about to be destroyed and they just casually walk to where they need to be.
See how fast Computer came up with those answers? That's what quantum computing will do for you.
The ship is about to tear itself apart in five minutes! No need to run, just walk briskly. 🙄 You’d move faster than that if you were just late for your shift!
True, that was at least one thing the newer J.J. Abrams movies got right. When there were problems on the ship, those guys ran flat out fast!
Broccoli wouldn't.
The second directive is no running in the halls.
It's content from Star Trek like this that has inspired so many to pursue a career in engineering.
This is an excellent scene and one of my favorite in TNG. It's not just the heroes on the bridge solving everything. It's the engineering team actually being engineers and working out a problem. And in a very believable way.
I like how they have 5 minutes to reach cargo bay, find and identify the correct canister leak, go back to engineering, and clean up and restart all the contaminated systems, and are just casually walking there instead of running
shame DR House was not the engineer his diagnostic would be to inject the liquified cryonetrium as his test to render the infidium inert
Love how they’re really hurrying to cargo bay 5. !!! LOL
Watching these vids, I see Wesley's comm badge is silver plated. Everyone else has gold plated ones. Even the guests who come aboard ship have the gold ones.
They must really hate him.
Who doesn't?
He's an acting ensign, not a full officer. That's why its silver.
What guest gets a comm badge? He’s an acting ensign. Of course he’s not gonna get a gold one.
0:20 - *Geordi:* Ok, we've got fifteen minutes! I want to hear technobabble! Go!
I feel like they could be walking just a little bit faster.
We're going to die in less than five minutes, we'd better walk with purpose!
3:31
Riker: The ship is going to be destroyed in 5 minutes!
La Forge: Come on Reg, let's go to Cargo Bay 5.
Barclay: Should we hurry? Perhaps the site to site transporter that was recently repaired? It takes 4 minutes if we walk.
La Forge: Naw, I'm one of the main weekly cast and you're a beloved reoccurring character; we'll be fine. Let's just take a leisurely stroll.
Barclay: That's sounds grand! 😊 Should we hold hands?
La Forge: Of Course!! 😊
I watch these scenes that were broadcast over 30 years ago and they're just as thrilling now as they were then.
The injectors are just physically...jammed? What flavor?
Raspberry. Only one man would DARE give Jordie the Rasberry.
I see what you both did there sirs.
@@maddermax22 ruclips.net/video/FcArnepkhv0/видео.html
@@maddermax22 Geordi
That substance becomes inert at extremely low temperatures...ready the Absolute Zero ray!
Picard: No, not good enough, set it for below absolute zero! 😆
Love the way they walked to the cargo bay with 5 min to destruction....
"you have five minutes." "We are on our way." *Walks at a Sunday pace as though they weren't about to explode
Riker - "Bro you have 5 minutes to fix this or we die!"
La Forge & Barkley - 'Understood" - Leisurely stroll to Cargo Bay 5
Leisurely.
Wonder how many Starfleet ships were destroyed due to people sauntering towards a crisis and not running lol
Bloody great writing.
I love watching some of my favorite clips from star trek on youtube. And your channel has many of the best.
I love your Awesomega Man profile pic.
You don't CONFIRM your only chance against certain death!
They'd narrowed down one theory to two possibilities. What if cryogenic temperatures make the other possibility dangerously explosive? Yes, you must act before the point at which any action is too late, but before that point you do not want to accelerate your destruction.
Engineers: Hey, you know who we think can solve this problem? Worf!
*Worf shows up a few minutes later*
Engineers: So Worf, what do you think is the problem here?
Worf: Hell, I don't know. I'm not that smart enough to understand this sh**!.........
True engineers at work. I love this.
2:46 Duffy GTF out of my way!
Jordy slow walking with only 5 minutes left.
Georgia and Barkley strolling to the cargo bay as the ship explodes. Nobody runs in the future.
Barclay could identify the problem as related to people because that is the problem that he also faces (but on a personal, rather than a material, level).
You have 5 minutes! AND YOU'RE WALKING!
0:14 Strange echo effect on LeVar's voice. 🤔. The same thing happened near the end of the Original Series episode 'City On The Edge of Forever' when Spock and McCoy try and prevent Kirk from running out into the road.
Anyone else remember Barclay playing Maddog Murdock on the A-Team?
I think the whole western world remembers him playing Mad Dog Murdock.
The character was "Howlin' Mad Murdoch"
Duffy being yelled at thinking “I shouldn’t have gone out for an ale yesterday. This is 20 times worse than that wild Tuesday afternoon at the Academy…”
"Working theories are good but we need a solution in about five minutes."
"No problem, I'll just slowly walk over to the cargo bay and test my idea."
3:33 - NO rush at all - these guys should be running if the ship is about to tear it self.
3:30 ship about to explode... lets have a nice slow walk....
That slap on the shoulder felt better than anything hes ever experienced in hi life. Check that pep in his step afterward
The episodes with Barkley are the best episode of the whole series. His character was great.
This is too perfect a meme: With just 5 minutes till oblivion, they stroll down the catwalk as "I'm too sexy" by Right Said Fred plays.
As a computer programmer, I relate so much to this scene. This is exactly how you debug a really bewildering problem.
Not surprised they had hardware problems with Nvidium.
I really appreciated this episode and found it relatable. I've just started appreciating TNG and I'm glad I started to watch it.
Everyone in the comments is talking about them WALKING towards the cargo hold. But the most logical thing was to immediately apply the solution assuming that their theory was correct.
Outta the way Duffy!!!!
Yeah you want to listen to that stammering guy, he once built the first atom bomb, and he's howlin' mad too.
Pfffft
An IT worker could have solved it in his sleep:
1) Force a reboot
2) the human is the problem
star trek at its best. solving problems
Ship's about to explode in 5 minutes....... Geordi and Barkley, eh a brisk walk will be fine.
Duffy does it again! Clearly the best character in Star Trek
I would think SOMEBODY would be doing some SERIOUS running if I knew for sure my ship was going to disintegrate in 5-10 minutes. SOMEBODY is going to be very excited !😁
Dwight Schultz. a talented man. Barkly, Murdock, Mung Daal. a legend
If it were say, Kirk and Scotty, they'd be running!
Gotta love those mall walkers!!!
Broccoli has discovered a can with llllllots of beans spreading all over your ship.
They opened that can.
It wasn't beans....
It was a CAN OF WHOOP ASS!
"Were on our way to cargo bay five for confirmation" at a nice steady pace. No rush at all...
Run in the halls, and worf shall GROWL AT YOU
Seeing as Murdoch is already there, why didn't they just beam aboard Hannibal, Face and BA Baracus to sort it?
With them auto-guns; just shoot up the warp core. Problem solved. Oh, and for some reason, BA has to build a tank out of cargo bay junk.
Aren't you paying attention? The antimatter injectors are jammed. They're moving at warp 9. You can't use the transporters at that speed. Anyway, the transporters are offline since O'Brian contaminated them with invidium. Plus Hannibal, Face, and BA would have to be within transporter range. Come on, use some common sense here.